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N?- .6.424.
NEW-YORK, TIKSDAV, NOVEMBER 3, IW1.-8IXTEEN PAGES
PRICE THREE CE.NTS.
V0LL1
BHOT DOWN IN HIS OFFICE.
__JJtM t" BUSH MLLK,) ,N A nOBWKILL
HOTEL
IBFRT L- BETtB. OP bk.x.ki.vs MVRDSM THI
A ' rnoYir: or his HOW ,
, ... m V Nov '.'.?( liarlrs F.
^ t^olor "... ' ?- ** ?-'.
Si? vi'i. e wm ?tal ?* ,<illr'1 *"? *fttrM?
" AMI I >*"s- "' KriH.kl.vii. Tl.e Btallllg M
.rf nt aboal I o'elaek? and waa altataafil by
JTft ftarV elerh of tke hotrt. and Tbeama
r hiv of "The ftahekffl Pemoerat.' Rli*h waa
Sn'al hia daak wk? Betta ?jw<I wi* ,
T-ifd teor, and exeltedlj eaelatae*, 'Ya? have
Jluen nd mj tanilj *** ***** rae ?f ?SV
TT- ai iw ??? *??? ',o ,lrow a ;ih-01'lihro
"olvrr an.i tired al BUah wriee, tlie sl.ots ledg
n tbe bvcaat an.i leit ahouMer mpectlvely.
nfth nn tnm bahiad the .ir.sk toward tha dtnlng
m |aaf mi when Betta fired the wcon.l *B*
_\\Uti "Ohl Oh!" and aaak ta the tloor.
Rrits.-"".v walkrd through the barroom door.
rje \ Kiw'a q**B****\ "WtaTa Ihe trouble
___r iwponded, "I nwiBam* un.").. Ha bioke
JBV family, robbed WB of nearly |1??.0?0,
am1 iMkw) wlfeand ehlldreaawaj tnm nn-. 1
vi-?nt h poUeetaaa." Mr. Kipp toak him ??
win a mmuf* irusi.le. ?>ut Hetta followed him.
liaawta aaahk at tiret t.. lad an ofleer aud aaio
ta woui.l take hiai to a pottce-Juatiee. bai after
w,rd met John Henehel, wta mnaved l>m?? pte
Z Itata hia lup pa. ket and toak bta la Fdta Haad
Mtftata **** >:'"1 '',' *** *** mm .?..WmM
hf bad done and thouirht he was justilHI in ihoot
Zg HW When Betta waa arraigaed in-fore
??,?,. Bartoa hc i*tain*d D. W. Trarta as Ma
UaaeL By advice ol Trarta. Betta refused ta
m_t ?, natemenl and waa eonnifted lo the
rkiip He wUl theretae awail the aetion ol
thr Jmad Jwj *i w'""c 1,,ai,1>' wbM* ,1C w,n
ta eoaveyed in ti..- morning.
Dn hnight, P. ll. Maani, an.i S. F. Hortou
m aatataaaed bamediatehr ?tar ?* eheathig,
bnt at a tlam-e aaa tliat ihe vi.-ti... wne *nd
The doetor*. nnd.-' < ***** Sutton'a dntaa. begaq
h ,.it<>pbv at S :M a'aloek. Tho Bnl hall enfeiwl
?, the breaat-i'.-n-. paaaed throagh bath aidea ol
,^ beart, aad lodged al the baaa of the akull;
Iha aaaaad ball eatered andet ihe ieft hhoulde.
biaiie. an.i pewAog ahaul two iaehea nnder th?
akkt, ladfed la th? aeek.
MH Bhh, nii.tl.er pl the <ie..d man, who livw
Bt, fcauBaehelle, ara? it.totw.l ?l tbe tragedjr,
bn up'ti. ? a'elock bad not put in her appaaranee.
In the Bondai Mi. BUah had reeeired a telephoae
meabiide tam aome one in NVw-V.-rk aaying, " Sfcet
n^ at Ihe li't:. Avenue ll'-lel withoul lail, and
araU tn.ui.le. I mnal aee jrou." He anawered
-Hagbe I will." lt b auppoaed thnt ib.- nn
kaowi aaader araa a Wend ol Hiish. aad wiabed
ta wani him of hia iniiiiineiil dan?er.
uf a Tribane irpurter, \^\t?, ia au latenriei#,
aeke.i whether BItah waa aerioaaly lajured. aad
aa l^eiriK mformed that he \s?>-, >ai.i: " F?r Uod'a
Mke do um rhiak I ptoty ln whal I're done. aa
I don't; b,it if yon bad aulfered wl.at I have dur?
ing tlip laal *v<> yean on aceoual ol thia mi-n. |rou
would have ,i,iic aa T did." Betta waa under
a inontal atiain and icfuaed ta t.lk Inrth.-r. Ile
atad thal he be Ieft aloae with Mr. Tiavi*
Mr. l>tts patrehaaed ihe Etfle Hotel fi"?i Aai
bro-e Pnisoiis t n montha ago, and waa aeemingl}
weU Ikei. Ihe lownapeople talked conaWerahb;
abaal the riall ?.t Mra Betta ai Ihe botel durins
the i>">t aaauaer. .^iu- and BUah weee aeen rinini;
?...i, aad it was atatad lhat ?he ?a# fuiniali
ta| tha nionev ta run tlie botaL Mr. BUah aud
v-s iiett* heaaam araiaalnlfd ia Bvaoklya iw<
yeara ap>, ani lt la hial?-d t!,at Bctt*. was, put in
an laaane Mgrlum bb -.,> lo all,.* the eoapta i" liv.
tagetber. He aanaehow ^?t out of th.- in.-.titntion
iaaabon tm.e and the i>rem-i. betwefa huabaad
aiid wife wai heaJed Me thereapoa taraed aaret
te her, in U'-r own aaam, $100,00g, upon bei
proiiii.-^ 1" bave ao more t-> da with BUah.
ln a ahort ttae, hawevar, BUah an<i Mra. Betta
met and w,-nt t;. Kurapt, and OB their irltirii kepl
aat oi Betto'a aray. >h< ia n..w m Dakota ar
nngiac a divaree, aa ahe aml BUah were to !?.?
?arried la the eariag.
Mr-. li?-t's ii- a mmiii l.lomle and is .-..iisidercd at
traetlve. She dreaaea in the beight af fi.siuoii and
weal* iiiuiv diaiiion.is. a erayon portrait ??f h-r
l.iimr iu llUah-a private totm al the hotel. and a
imall miniaturr and a cabinet pieture occupied
prt.iuinrni poaitlona on lus dreaaer. Hi- ri-iH.rt'-r
eounted ne leaa than aix portraita ol Mra Betta
ln the room. , , ....
Betta evidently premeditattd the .-rime: ihe re
voUer waaa SmiUi A Weaaon aelt^ocker, andbe
a'isobail a bos full of eartridgea in his pocket. ile
b aboal tarti yeara of age, weighiua ai.oui 1...
peaada, witl i lijthl innstacbe, decioedly bhrnd,
aad aaa fau ttlemly dreaaed. .
BUah ir ;,'?,.., mi', yeara ?i a^e. welgha anout
J25 fx.un.l-. aUffhtly bald. dark brown hair. an-l
??? c.ior. Ile waa formerly eonnected
alth tl.e Pierpon! Houae ln HriHiklyn. and the
l>o,.iittle Houae al Oawego, N. ^. He wa* a aaaa
<>f eeoial aaannera aod aoon beeame poputar.
latoaei Ueorge Sutton happened io *>* ini the
hoiel al the lime of the ahoMing. .'""^ aftei BUah
had been prououaoed dead pmuiptly emoanelled
a inrv to hold au imii.i'st. The jui'.v ia made un ;is
IuIIowb: S. I. Ili.it.ni. O. E. ( ralt, ( yru- Jrav
cte. John C Pauldinr, Theodore Tlmmlna, J. B.
Uaker, ti. W. KubertaoB, KH.ert Kipp, W. A
- ii. \v. \. iiuiii, \V. J. Charlton aud Jol a
Bagrd._
8EXAT0M OVAT'8 11 BEI 8UIT.
*5 ICTIOS P.'..r\- \i;\in-t Tiu: DEMOCRATIC
CBAIRMAX.
Phllagalphta, n,.v. 2. A piaclpe ?..> eatared to-dav
i,?i, Pleaa Conrl N<,. 1 ta aa aeUpn eataeed
, iay agaliul Chaliaaaa Jaaaaa Ken, oi tt.t
:.,,:,?..(!,, canipnikm fcammhtaa -N'.> etata
i...-i:t .'i .Irnii. iii tha a.t.011 I.a- \.-l been filed. bul it
H in ii'- |tt*a* aad it la aodantood ta b'.- foi
daaiafM f"i- ,
After tli.- artl vaa Imaad it ?-a< ptarel ta lbe haada
ot a lapati ihetli foreervtoe agoa Mr. Kerr. tJoaa
H hr Mr. Qagy uM Ihal II i- aol a ettalaal ptoaeen
t 1 BBd thai Chalrmaa Kerr would OOl therefore be
arn-ted ..r ),<lrt to b.ill, but Ihal lbe writ Mniply
would U; KTVCd u|..n Inni. Ile al*' t.ttl<\ ha b:?d heaid
ftai Mr. Kerr ioB un towa jraataeiari hut he voaM
Cltj 1 1 111 .rii.iv araatag. and ttan ?er
n.'- al tb. ? w,,ii(i be aaata apog bta lauaaitatali
wU" - layvol in iWa 1 Ul,
CharteM, iv,,,,.. Nov. ii.?Chalrmaa Ken ha.- aaal
*he <,,. ,p. ((> Kuiii- k. Phapley, Baaataa
* ?l- ? ?: 111 i'li bidelpbla :
"Win i,.;,..,. f ? piiitadclpbla in the mornlna to nie-t
?ty a<tio: vou ina) -.-(? ht 1 ' brtag for Mr. Qunv.
papTx ?;i: ,?? tervtA un me al Ho. 1.416 -*>uth reim
taBaaata-aion ..-. evening. 1 am ready."
-4>
r R <? .1. iv/> finioi.-.f MBBBT At oitix
Vm Dodga, i?wa, n-.v. -j Hpacial>.-The*a i?, a
h?er am bare betawaa Iha Ymrni Men'- Chriattan
taeehllo aad Iha Oathoke Chareh. Iha baahla
4 ara ? pahlieattaa .alied "Tha Oeavertad
QrthoMe," vhjcb i- p-ibll-hcd by an ex j.ne-t, aad
v i.n- ,K,u|,i,.,i j piace oa Ihe tahla ?.f tha aaao
.,1,. Tha ii'-v. r. M. Laathaa,
"f iv.ipu- i i.n-ti Oalholle Chareh, recently
lia aaoaae, aad, aflei li qaBiag ?.f aeaeral tto< ra
t?0' Thalay if aae ol Ihe ohjeela ot tho aaaoetatkai j
?ta tLe eoavenloa ol Cathollea, and rarelvlnf 1 replj
u ita nagBtlve, made * demnnd ihat the paper N ra |
movta li-.iui ii,p 1,1,1... threatenlnit, ln rase hh deiiunnl 1
? >"iiid run i,?. ,,,f|.|,iiirt uiiii tn denounre the V?ii??
uaa* ( h,:-,..,;. \-.,?;at? ,,., pnbUcI) froni the Bltar.
?ae city _ rreaitj aruughl up over Ihe ylan. and ihe. 1
mafati k beeomlng a. rimonloua.
APPIA1M F1LEU IS THE SEARLES WILL CA9B,
"?alen^ >ja<v \llV n i>j,-,..ai,.--An appeal wu- llled
^d?y iu tbe s.? |m w,ii Baataal i.y Tlaaoth) MophlBa.
ri^reason- of icp-al aoalgaad u ? tba foB iwlni i 1 Int,
ie-, iu | ij,. n camuot aaa ata <iuiy atu-t?u; aeroad,
ttenoi-r m thb data of aiacatMB Man *. - Bearia . iha
1. had nol -iiffi'i.-nt t'-iainentary ragarttjr;
thini, beuuj^. t\u. ,tg,iU|U|(. ,,f m^,.v j.. s paarou ereg
ptaeaaad pp u?. undue lagBenea and n-aud of Mwaii
E. ^arles ?ti<! ethBM. Tbe appeal I- lifiiid bv \V. C.
?i.ei'-ott and K. T. Burlt-v, Bttornera foi'liiriolbv lloj.
tS*r.. )haihrt appeal |? Um same f nn Is filed In
B#m..'. l.'*" K Hopkliia. ol Mei'o Paik. CaL, lliccu
EMIX PACHA'S M0VEMENT8.
AN API'ARKNT PBOJEOT TO BfCTWiCH BPOS1
WUTJ-H TKHKITOHY.
A BF.KLIN PAPER BAYI Tlll. STKl* IXVOLVF.s DE
BBMXmOB OP TIIK CKIIMAN SUtVIf'l
Iieillti. Nov. _. \ letter dated Ap.il I has aa-BB lfl>
reived hert from Kmin Pm ha. Ifl It thfl explo.-cr .-aid
thut he wa- upon the pataA ti -tarting BO vi-it the Klii-*
nf Rifliatida, who rflWfl over u tenitor- liiH.erto unex
plured l.v Kiieopean or Arab. Kmin did not BBBflMOfl
any desicn lo po to Wadelal. His projdt *t that
".iti:;-* ap|ieared to lie to marvh we-twa.d from
U-ulmnda. and to rro-.- thc Continent ?o the Cameroons.
folflBBIllllH upon tlier-c fact-. |ke " National Zeltunp"'
.?etnaiks that -hould the explorer have ca.'-ricri oul ihls
plan tlie step Involves deivrtlnn rrf tl.e l.ernian
service. and thal he will exccod his powers If he
eroflflflfl the CflJflflBB Free Mflflfl witliout pcrmi?ion.
Tlie '? Kelr.hMin-elKcr'' (offleiali say- lhat Count von
liai/.feld. tl.e (Jernian ABflhflflflfliO. al I.ondon. ha- been
iii-ti-uctcd to inform the Hrlti-h Prernler liiat the Her
mnn (JoTernn.-nt lepiidiHtcd i-e-pon-ihl)ity for Kmin
Pacha's niove.me.nts if he had cncroa^hed upon the
Britlah iphere nf tsfl-eore. Lerfl Ba_*b_ry, ln rcpiy,
accordlaa lo tlie olliclal orpran mentloned, e\pre-*..-d Ma
thanks for tlie -tatcment mad.-* by tlu- (.vriiian Oov
em_tent concrrnlnsr, the explorcr's niovenicnt-..
MRS, MAYBRICK EDEXH. TIIK I.VSUI__XCE,
KRCBARUB- K_**-KLL VNDSIP. _I)W\RD CLARKH
AIU'l'K TIIK CASR ON AITKAI,,
I.ondon. Xov. _.?In thc Court of Appeal- thc May?
brick ra.-e wa* bc-ruii to-day. 8ir Charle.- I$u-.-cll,
wlio wu- Attorney-(.'-iieral nndci Mr. (ilad-tone's la-t
adfl?fllatrottefl* ii. npiBllllg hi- ar-runietit. said tliat
the. appeal rnlr-eil au extremely Important iiuestloa.
The plalnllfffi, for whom he appenred. were the e_
oi utor- of Mr. Mayb.irk, who had efTected an in-tirance
nf $10,000 -Ith a_fl defendant*.. an in-.u_.iicc eofll
pany. in favor of his wjfe. Mr*. Florence K. Maybrick,
now contined Ifl W kinK .i-.iii. The flefflflllaarta, eotu*
-el ?ild. hd.l paid on acroiml 91,000 of the amount
. lainied. but had rofn-cd le pay the remaindor. ln
-upport of thl- refu.-al. he said. thfl defondant- -ub
inittcd thj.t tlie eOBVletlOH of Mrs. Maybrick wa- nol
coik-Iiisive. Conilnuii.K, Sir OMrlflfl -aid tliat. on llu*
roiitrary. the plalntlffs subrnlttcd that the fart t.hat
Um -euteiue w*a.s ooounotefl was not evMenee of in
aOOflfltflJ The r*ul <|ue-t.io:i. hc urped, wa- whether or
not Mr. Muybrick. Iiaving efToeted a pojlcv in favor of
hl- wife, and lt heJOfl a-sumcd that he (ii'd at hcr
liandf, thi- wa- nny answw to the ext-.-utors* .-laiiiis.
i'he ex-Attoi*ney-(i<*>iieral then proceed.tl io cit*- au
thvritie- iu favor of hi- roaitenttonfl.
sir Hwarl CI?rke, the Atto.ney-Oenetal, after Btt
Chfluriea RnaaeU lud ean* lu.ied tii* aririimeiit e-flleaded.
appenrtng for the Inanraore flaaortflllon, that tha e_>
eeolora cf Mr. Maybriek'i eetate were .onlv tbo
ti-.i-.te*"- of thafl property. and tbal thev had B-CM__
tn d ' with Um In-nronoe, whlek dlfl not belong t*. Mr.
*tlivbi*ick. ('onUliuinif. the Attorney.. onoral flfl-d lhat
if iii>- troateefl obt?Ined poaeeaalon d the Inanrance
inoney they (^mid nol purt with a penny of it with
.n.i th?- wlfeV r_nsent. Hc flMfld Ihnt it would bo
in ihe hiirli?t d -itrv? iminoral ai:d i uiitiaiv |o publie
p .lir v - foi- tho nnirderer to get tlie beueilt. of a
mn*_er.*
I hc Ma-ter of the Roil-. l.otd EflhCT, lu-re lnter
Ih.-. -I. -avinz that ho did imt thlnk ntnck of '* pnbli'
poM*y if an ii.-.ur*an(e conipiiny ean px-ket ainnial
puvricnt- witliout paylflg the iii-nran'**." After a
loi.B Mftflfllent on tliis subje. t tl.e OOOrl rose.
Thc preaenl api-eai ercw out of lhe loitpneat fljven
on Julv 90 la-t in tlie action b.-onitht ui the in.ci-c-t
of Mra. Mavbri. k ;t<PHln.-.t an lii-uranie a-> * iatloti to
r* over the th<- mm of fio.no*> Inraranee npon I.er
iin-band's llfe. T"I)(" r*MU1 'hen d(v id ? I that. BB Mrs.
Maybrirh had been toovleiefl of bavlm luurd'-reii ix-r
hu-diaiid. -h. r.mld imt rorover the aflnoowl for whlrh
hl- life wa> ln-ured. as hi- d.aili wa- .ati-cd bv tbo
peraofl fnr whoae l-ancflt tlre a<H"n Wflfl broiichl.
MK. 1_*JlaR_ CNIM.KASANT KXI'FI'.IKNCK.
London. Nov. S.?To.lc, i.'e actor. liad an BOplUflflnl
exrerieiire at Coatl?rtd(*e ihl- awefllng. Shorti. after
UM Plav be.-i tin- laillery Btflflflfll 1<> lii-r. -nd |eer, a"*l
Toole "Minrlly appeolefl to tbe a-idieticc lo protect lli*>in
aelves airairiRt tlK- pallei-y "ri?__08." II" wa- mii
pn-?_. he -aid, at their want of manline?. i.tMl he
flecaarefl thal he eroaM never plav m OotrttirMfle n&t\n.
Afier BleflggflM flBI-flih thc reniaJtider of thc pcr
formaiKe. Tia.le. ln s.n ucltated manner, offered a
i-cward for tlre discorerv of the rultian who had tlU-Wn
a mi?ile on lhe -tu>.r. Tbe up:-oar wa - due to Um
r_?lng of the prleea of pallery ndini?ion llcketa.
.-?-1
THE CAJ-PAIOM IN ini-.I.ANU.
Cork. Nov. '2.- Mt. K<y1nioiid, in a apeeeh toduy,
deiiiniii.ed tlie extcn-lv." inliimdalion Ol the peopie
bv Ihfl IHI-I-. He al- Mleniai.de*! that (.'Hrieii publl-li
the HooJogne _oetn_enta in full.
Mlil.acl Davitt Wa* received on hi- arrival bere
ioda> win. uiiii-ricd ckeer* anfl U-mb, ile wa* net
ut the -tatj.ii. by Meaara. (I'Hrlen. Klyun nnd Thiiikt.
und wa- driveu to a hotel. ln nn flddlCsa to a'iti
pHrnellite- he -uild 1h.it ln- HfeloPI -ervi.e |o Ir.-land
iiitiiici hl* lntasra-Tonce in thc preaenl rontest, nnd
that Cork wooM not be troe to n-elf unl__- lt gave a
vciUict apiinsf the Pariielllte-.
MIRDKRED HY BO-TH BKA ISl^KDSM.
>uii PmBCtaMO, Nov. _. -Sydney fldvleea -ay Ihal UM
KtiKll-h -hlp 1/Ot-d nt lhe Isles arrive- Uiere with Im
portoal new. from tl.e South 8eaa. -Uipotta reaehe
Ncw-Briiain before the Lord of thfl Me- Mllefl for M?
Bfljj tbat three misslonnrles ln C.erman Gfllflea had l#ru
mortfered by OflUvea. A whlte. tntder. Alex
nnde.r (.ut.derson. hflfl been rnurderert by bl:ic]-> on lhe
north ooar.t of New Ireland. Hr- wns ln rharffl ol
stoi-e-. The natlve- nfldfl ? rald MI thfl plue". klllrd
QoaiCfloon and aol ftre to ihe bolNBog. While the
Kchonner ..ltde was Iro-lng at ffow-Hanover n boal
was si-nt ashoi*e. but wa- sel.cd bv lhe natlves and
ron ou u reef. Tmxi u.cnibers of tlu- erow were inur
dered.
-? -
TIIK KIRK AT BAKDRIRGHAN PALACR.
laonflon, Kov. 2. -Thc Hic which brohe ..ut yevtariay
?nerfllflf at tVandnnprhuin Hall. thfl re-lde.ue of lhe
Prlnee of w.iir-s, not far from London, eao*ed a laraja
amount of d.~*-f Thc Hall ni.i-t bo ivpalnlt-.l ai.d
irdoc-rated throflfhout, aud the npper poiti ui. whe *
Ihe lltc broke. out. ii.u-t 1^- rehflUt. C*>_80q_Blllly, H
will be linpn-Mhle for thc Prlnee ai.d Ma fan.llv io
oeeopy the Hall thi- winter. The I'rl.ue "a- M
peeted t" fl-rlve und tahe up hi- reiddeaee there nn
tatorday. Thc Prinee of Whkt pal'1 a hurrled vl-!t
tu BandrlnihaM to day.
? ^???
TIIK U0I5KIKG <>K WINTKH IN BVROPR.
L-iidon. Nov. 2.- Tlie winter flflaaoil Ifl bcglnnlng ln
?flfflffl fljrltll unu-iial >cveiity. Eag-UMl has alrtady
had -l.a.p fr.'-t- and a dispateh fn-in llanibuie BB
,|(,iiui'-- thut there BBU been a heavy -nowfall and tlu.t
_m ifcaimi?fllnn tep.-tei- a t-mperotnre 7 dcc-Mfl
below the ti'-ezliiB pr.int. Advl. e- from (irec- -av
thal to.rent- of ral- have fallet, lliro.ipl.i.ut thot Mjn.
t.v. ati.l thut there have tMCfl heavy ano_ fall- ln the
moiiiitaiii di-tii' t-.
__?. -?? - ?
TWO STF.AMP.r_s IN COI.I.1SK..N.
I^.ndoii. Nov. 2. The Britfsh -tean.ci- Inehborra,
Captain Kidd. whlek rcceiiiiy ?rrlved at llambnm
ft,,,,. Haltitl.oi--. aud 11.- KriH-h -tea.n-r Mortbf_te,
CapUIn .lone-, ?hkh salled fnun I-tflll Ofl OctObCT '.?
Ior l-Uflb-rg, were Ir. .olli>ioii to da> ln lhe Itiver
Klle Thc Northpite'- bo-- flrerfl -t"'c in nnd ber < ap
Urii wu-- fui'-en to nui ?"?'? ??*??? 1" P|?^v''n, ??* f'"'"
looflderlflg ln tl.e river. The loehtiorvfl. bowi mm
al-o darna.cd. but ii"l -crloii-ly.
KARON nOTM><Tni.I)> THAINF.R 111 IIT
Pan-. Nov. 2. BflTOfl Roihachlld- ttai.ir-r Bonckord,
Mlulc 8-OretalBI the yearllnK flllv Codette ut Chflfl-Uy
loriav. wa- Ihioun to tl.e pn.un.l and sii-iai-i.-d n
fi.-.iii.-c ,.f lhe sknll. At ?''(' same time tlie ttllT fcll,
b.r.l'.iiii' One of her lecs ai.d luid 10 bo -hot.
? ? ?
MR >!'l'j;<.K.'.V> 1IKAI.TII IMI'lK.VIN.i.
Mentonr. Nov. ?_'. Ihe Bev. Mr. >purpc...i .- n.ak
,_> ? tt*tectory pmrre? toward re, nyery. lie drlve*
aafl ? -ii>- daliy a,>d ha- a good appetlte.
A NKW MHil.lsT BOCIRTY Dl-OOVRRRO.
London, Nov. -J. A ucv. Nihili-t BflflWlfltlOfl ha- l^en
,l. ,,wred in Hu.-slu. with Itfl C-fltrfl ln M- Peflflll-Olfl
?nd bratuhe.s ln CharkofT und (?dc-a. Manv peraflflfl
Miapected of membei hlp have been ?rreetsd.
Mi:.- PARNRLL Mii II WEAKK11,
llubll... Nov. 2. In Bfttfl flf lhe coii-lunt Ul "lidauj
of J.er pkyTlrltir. h i- laored Umi Un. PmmM, lha
wldnw ..f ( b.-le- MflBTflrl I'nrn. II. .n..y n"l BBflWlVO
ihe BflMflaVrafl-flflI a"*1 I?888*1 rOO?Ofl bv lhe ahorl Bhfl
expcrii-iHfd -t ber kflfhood. d*aih. Df-pflUekflM fmm
BrlgMon aay that Mi- PflfflMll "flfl flnook -e?-er
to_oy; -"d "Tlie l?'^e?m-,?'? Journar Rfl tl*t,
iiuie? a ehaage f<?r tiir betta take ptaea ln her aoa
dit ., witliin i?? d;iv-. il feurs that the worsi tvill
j happea.
ilhWAI kXPOBT I'llolllHITlnN.
l'aii-. N iv. ?_'. Kuller detail- reeeived here iu re
, pald lo ihe (?liiriutii reeeived iit the llns-lan Kmlm-sv
: here, annaaiirtiig Utal .< aaaaa wn- m be baued to-dH.v
j problbtting the aapapl <>f all cereais aiiaipMai whanh
i -h ??>? Hai Um orrt-r ref.r.-ed ta wlll also prnhibil the
expnil if pototaaa aml ot all produrta made fn*n tlie
proliibited eereala.
As alitady BBaaaaead, lhaagh the uka*c pnMbiia
ih<< aaaaatatl m <<t aU eareala iniBgdlag whe.-it from ta
da\. \e-?cl -ii|| lom'.liig uill bl all-.wed ta eomplete
their CaigOOl, provlded Ihey suil vitliin three d?y-.
This r.ibie gtapatrh aaaam u> di?i.ei aii aseartataty
in regard -.? a iiaaattan that ibaeUj eaaaarai Ameri?
can (ammaree. itoca Baaataa wheat i- the prlnclpal
eompetit'ii ,|i F.uropo of 11m Ainerlenn product. sluce
it tlr-t l,e a.iie kaaWB thal B fatnlne esiied Ln the
Maaeovlta Bmptre amay eaagleHag numra and rabie
amaaaget h;ive i,een raeefaad, -?>m>' italtag Ihal Iha st.
Merabmj Ooveraamat hnd praMMtad Iha export of
i wheat, while others ataaMd thnt no siieb derMoti bad
1 bee i Iturhod It appears now that the latter Infor
niatlo.i wh- eeriaefc and tbe fa?t iliat the iadalva
aaWB i .une- Irom ffcrii iflvea still jrre.dcr welcht to the
aaaertlon Ihal the exparl of ftartlaa ahaal i- aai pi*
hihited. The Intimale rek.tton- now exlsttlift of.ween
Franee a-i.i Kus-ia amha it. lik.-iy thal ihe tatoramtioa
taraiahed by the Caar*a Bmhaeay t<. the Parta peaaa and
to th<- lahigiapbbi agaacta of thal rlty i> teaatamrthy
De r.inl.a.--> hi,- iii, inte.re-t ul-o ln (iiiletlnR Ihe mlnd
of French kavaaton arha baaa tatagri up the rerent Baa
-iau loaa hy amartag them ih.it the Maacavtta <*<>v
ernm?nt wlll aai prohlhit Iha BBpart of wheat. the sale
of whlch Kra'n will brinjt Into Kussta a Iwtko amoiint of
m'-ne.y. thaa Intiiaelni Her abOttj t<> aatal her ekRga
tion- in Ihe awlta of lhat loaii. Moreover. the
Maaeovlta peaianta aiv no larae eOaaamera of wheat
bread, and th.-ir preeenl itarvtoi eeadltkm win be
aUevtated ao toog aa othe- eareua nnd motata? are
pnihliiltad ii-"fi lelng exportad. aa l- provlded ta tbe
u'ii'-,-. And. aliei all. Ihe rompetitinn <?f Buaaan
whea! ,,n,i,"t actaally have mi nppiaetable Ingoence
ap ii the exporl of Amerlean grain al a time wben ihe
, ri.p- iu ino-1 of fhe roimtrles of Raiope are far below
the avciagB.
?TIIF. CRIT8ADKB8" WOT A aVOCBBB.
London, Nov. -j.-The newesi produetmii from llie
p?n ,,f Henry Arthnr JtaMB, entitled "The Cru-ader-."
H eomedy ,,f modem Loatfaa life. in three afeta, WBB
protaced for Ihe t|r>t llBN lO-Blghl at the Avenue
Theatie. CbariDg CNB8. Not witiistandlnjj the ad
nuriibl ? caal aataetad ta Interprrt the play, and the
.-pleiiilid manner In wbleb lt wa- moiinted. -The ( ni
-ader-" proved BltHHOOeafnl Froni tlie altuation iu
tli*- meond aet, whera the hatalBa aaAaa aa appotat.
nicnt at her room with h-r lover, tho play wa, roi
edved aftb more blaalag than applauae. \n tartaa
tbe nsi of the com.-dy. Ihe aciluti on the stiwre was
iBterrapted wltb a -; wm of hlaaea aml load "hootag."
At th'- end of the I'crfoiinaiice. the adlBlMCa of Mr.
Jone- wore ao pendataat ln their ealk ihat tbe aathor
wn> eompellad to appear before the eartalB thr*- timei
ta baa hi- acknowlraa ments. Deaplta thl> taet, bia
net-ptiuii by the aadwnea in paaerail waa aot latter
tag._
A BBCORO BBOKS* BT TIIF. FULDA.
i.oii'i.iii, Nov. -j. ine ngrman ateaamf FaMa, CSap
tain Thaleahorat, from Kew-Yorit Octaher 24, atrrvei
ai (.ll.i-allar al 2 n. ni. Io rt.iy aad proreeded for OCBOO,
rii?- FaMa beal lbe ba?l piwvbme itaamatap re.-oni
from New v,.ik u. Olhrallar, The time of har paaaaga
wae etghi daya and c-iui.t hoara,
? +????
MIKtaTU -MITII ..IVK- A r.UII.LIANT D1M1WL
st. PBtenhorg, Xov. -j. Mr. Badth. tha UaMad Matoa
Miui-tci t., Baaa la, ^-.ive i. bnlliant dlnner to-alghl in
bonor of M. de -mm. Hh. Bumlaw MlnhBer la UM
i'nited Mnb-.-. wbo i- aboal ta retara ta MBahtagtoa,
and Mr. inrr. tbe DBMed stntca Milli^t?r to Ixaunui*.
wb.. baa eoaM t" M. Patarabari >n a visit. Among
tn,- other n -t- aaaa the inmisri, Datch, gandlah,
(iiveli nnd MOTima Mliilsl.T-.
THB 1--AHTII0IAKK IN .IAPAN.
Loodoa, Nov. '2.?A dl-iwlch froni \ukohnma agga
fhat. aeeaaitag lo an ofllciAl estlmati', 4,000 per(*iiii
INra Wlllfd bv Uw i?oent ourthQualM', 5.O0O were in
Jured. aad tOJOBO bBOaap were destroyed. No
?aropaaaa w:-re k:ii?-<t._
HE IF.I.S FATALLY STAIiRED RY A WOUAX.
MRS. BEBV1 KBXESTVD POR Tllli MtTROER OP
LOMBARDO AT BUgARKTH.
ihe poliee ol BHaahath, K. i? p*****9 dtaeoaaeed
ihat Frank Lombardo, aha was found lumdmnd la the
itaiian qnarter of ti.at clty an aaadap BKMBlag, w?s
l.illeil l.y Mr-. Micbiul servi, the wife of an organ
tiinii.-i. She wh- taal tiieht ehanged with ihe tmitder
0:1 tbe s.tie-,i|:tli of -Uitemenl* made I.t ber hu-baud and
Pa-,|iiale (nrvullo. The woimin has for BOBM rear-,
Batertaloed a deadlp hatiad ol Lombardo nnd onee ar
roaed bim of ateahng her Jeweiry. He was ttled and
promptly ie init'.-.I. \.t-t Tlieaday Bight she and her
hn-biii,(i u--Hi!cd Lombaido wtrii atonea *- he wa<
paaslng thnmgh bia >ard. and he had ta take tbdter
ln IiIn rooma from the eniBgad coiiph, who even threw
a bi-icii througb tbe wlndow at bim. Mra. iervl de
rtamd then ahe aouM dritiK hl- lieart's bioo<i lf he cbbm
ont
The faet- ,.f Bm ararder aa toM Chtef Tenny by bm
baaband and ( arvallo .-ue a- followa: un Battudaj nlghl
Mra. Borvl wa- rlalttng at CarvaHo*a hoaae, Xo, nio
.inlm-M.. and Aranh Iw-er there. she Ieft the house al
10 (,', lock and went home At l^i.'to a. iu. she re
tatned e*.Ued an.i wantad ta bm ber hii>band. canraUo
mM he araa rtrlnhtn^ ln a nelghhoring Uquorahop, aml
Min. ser\i ;,-Ui-il tlu- latter to P> there and tatog
him to her ijulckly, a- ihe !ia<1 Imd trouble
wii.h Lombardo. Whea 8eevl and Oarvalta
reaehed the tattar*a hoaae Mrv .servi exptained ihat
she bad heard a kmd kaoeklng at her do,.:- and lookln^
.,iii re. ignlaed Lombaitlo. She ictaed a len-lncb -tii-tio
and k'-int-' lo the d.^ir aslied waal ),<? waated. Ilot
Koiti- foiiowed nnd Lombardo Inaaltad her, when iha
ptanged Ihe itiletto latolda iienrt. Hc b.-iv^ a heream
of pii'ii and daihed aeram the BeMa toward iliu'.'i ?-i.
Ihe woman dld nol thaa know her btoa waa
aaortal. and ahan bar iiu-i,ai,d ramarfced: -'I wl-ii you
imd kili.-d hiui," ^iiu beeaaw aon ?-.?itisiled with iter
aet, and th" piteher wa.- s.-nt out by .arvallo lor aOBM
b^'.-r. after drlBktai whu-ii he aocompanled the Harvla
ta their home BBd then wejit Ut bra. This part of tho
itorj tix- poliee ?!? n.,1 baBava. Barly ea laaaay
morning Mra. servi took the -tii?tt,> toCarrsltal baaaa,
where altei a eaaaaHattoa lt wa- BeeaBet ta Ihrow rbe
aeenon In tbe BMiabeUi Bhrer at .lohn at. Augaatlna
Baro, a boarder, voluatoeaed todo thta, and Oilel Teany
I- ronfldenl >l recaverlng tbe ?ti!ettn i,v dredglng Ui/>
nver. Ra <>, Carvallo, Ui danghter Madelne ;uid two
other Itallaaa wen tachad up a* aitaaaaea. Mrs.
S-.-rvl velu-e- lo adinit her guilt. f-'ome vears tun ^lle
wav a beantlfb] woman.
GOVEKXOR FIFEE IX PEMIL,
I.VJIT.V 10 III M AI.I.Kill) TO IMVK ni.b-N TIIF.
MOTIVE FOB an \1TIM1T TO WRECB A
TKAIN .?.\ Wllli II III WAS millM.
AltaB, ML. Nov. 2.- Ai tha traln oii tl?e Chleago und
AltOH Knilioiid due al !':1" ,.''I'-k aa satuiday nnrht
appi-.Mi.hed the ktatioii al Wiinn. four adtaa -outb of
Ihla plaee, W iaa int<> an apaa awtteh and the enpine
and Iragfg* ??? wera Itawwa oB ih>. liach, betag dam
aE.*1 ta th* extent of *_'..hmi. Ilj |,r,,inpl a, tion on
j taa porl , f ihe eagineer, a di-:u.trou- wreek waa
j ave.rted. I'le- tn,!n. oa whlch wef-.- -Jihi paaaaagan
i ,i,ii-i-!,-,! ,,f three rhalr ean, loar ileepera, a uaohef
| and a baggagB-car. Thera i- aa doaM thal tth aed
I iii-nt aaa Iha tv-uii af a lelherata attampl ta araeh
tha trata, ..- Iha llammar." " i ml irain, bad pit--cd
tha -i?"< <..11> a ahort Btoa peavtaaalj aud none of tiu
railn.'id employc- bad bBBB BBBT the iWtteh ln the
neanttme. rha awMch Ighta aare toaad ta ba aat.
Oovernor Fltar wai aa tt>* lialn, m.d th" theorv la
?dvanred thal the Htt-mpt was made for the purpo-e
ot aotag .Mm itijun. The traln am detayed al.out Hv
bour-._
A'y F! 11! HER .VLAD Of TBBBXBIXO OCIFITS.
st. fi.iii. Mlna., N,.v. g.?The Uraal Iforthern
Rallroad Company bu leaaed a -p**. iai bafleMa aa
nounclna thal Ihera k ao tarthm aeed ta IhreaMai
rmif.l lu Northern Mlnnaaeta *n.t Wdrth Dahoia
Fai-iu -i -'??'? ??' larga eropa In ahoch bava tiben Bd
vantage "f ihe tavaratda aaathm ta -t-.u h ihdr prain.
it |f now < .'inj.-i-iti-.-Iv aafe, .-.? <t ran Iie Ihn bed
anj. dnrlng the atatar.
I Ifg n 'BATEB9 KIPBVIBV tthDAT.
Patt ,??!,.? r prrvall?d na ill tli a ta-j ftuerity
?ih- aaly atarai vhleh th' <\i<-it- ?f thi \s ataei Barma
,n,,i,i tiii.i aaa aaaj up ta MaaMabB, leit ?.< taal *u- avai
ma I..,,ii I.m iiiu- lt .1.1 iml iiiilti r. Kur to^iy f?lr
aud aHghtty ",'il, r vaathei ??T nr-dlcted tor thl-? hti^-.
Kveii iha ?'?-: langald MMam araai .-oine [oni. iu 'Ji?
plcaaant l oolnta* ol to iay aii4 ca?l a \ot*> tar Vm*J.
aul bauat ta r..n.e..t.
BANK 0FF1CEB8 /kBRESTED.
TIIK B08T0M WKKCKFKS IN THE TOJIA
B-UOOVi CHA-OR- AOAUrM PRI'IDENT P'.TTKR
ANII DIRhCTOKM KRIiXCII AND I.A.NA OF THK
MAVKRK K IIA.VK - A BMt K1VEP. AP
POIRTRS BY C1..NTIV1I.LKI'. I.ACKV.
[bt TRi._na_rH to tii- nflOflflflfl-l
D?tflfl. Nov. ?'..?I'resi.lent -_*a. I'ottor aud
Dtacetfl-i .lunHj- H. Freneh aml TboMI D___, e_
tl.e Maverick National Hank, were airextod 80
nt-eht 011 a crimlnal ohari-e. Mr. fYenek was
Ba*rflflt-d at l.us home ofl Commotiwcaltli-uve., itiul
Pottor at Ui siimtner home iu fohassot, and thej
are to-nij.ht in ihe eustody of tho oflicers at, tlieir
lioinet,. Mr. Dana j-ave tho r?'(|iiired bflil, anrl
us at larjjo. It h probahl** tliat Uie others will
funiihli hail on Tticaday.
Il, is f-id that Mr. Freneh, ln antii ipation flf
this result. a?kod an Inliniato friend 011 .Sunday
to go on his hail bflttd iu tho 9TS9M
Of hi*. arrest on a eritninal charjro. -IflhOB n?c?
iirc flflBBIRBd with emr-ezzleuiont. of the fflfldfl <>f
ihe bank. Mr. Fotter took from tho bflflk, it ifl
ehfllgCd, $1,100.(10.), Freneh' 9*00,000, and
Dana $.'100,000, jrivinr. mcrelv nominal soourity.
Thias rcault is not uiioxpeetod hy those who have
been iu ?niy way eoi)vers_nt wilh the l_e_-0?I
udopted at rtip Maveriek Ilank, und those who
wete iinfort.itiafe onouj-h 88 bfl depoeitors were loud
in their deninnds to-day that the icourts
should have the opporttinity of deoiding a* to
tho cuilt or hjUflOOflBOe flf ihCflB m*rt.
Tliis announrenionl, whon it will bo made in tho
niornin-*, will, however, Bflflflfl posltive pnin to
?l.iiny who havo held these men in bigfe ostoom,
aud who will Ih* slow to holieve thom ffliltj of
iritctiiiotiiil friitid or dlflbo?flfl ty.
Tbofl-flfl P. DMl, prosirloiil of tho Sooond
National Dflflk of this elty, bflfl l>*'on flfrflflllited
roceiwr of tho brokon hank hy the Controllor of
tho C.irreney.
It i.s iflld that Mr. Kwor,' thc oxaminor iu
B__rj8 ol tlu* Mnverick liank. has roportod ta
tho Conlrollcr that tlu* bomk'fl UflbUitiCfl aro
(1,000,000.
President I'otter bflfl bflCfl ohur-rod, and prob?
ably iin.ju_tly, with eruol, faithloss llflfldlflflBl of
"Norvy'' Kvaiis. Tfl ttii.** chnr_o Mr. I'otfer ro
plios in "Tho .JoiimHl." Hc Bfljr*'
"A week or nioro before |fr. Evans's death he
owed tbe Maverick National Bank ? Iai_e
siini ..I inonoy.' ChflDfCfl in tho ninr
kct made it tmeaeflry, in the _itcroflt
of thc instit.ition of which I was thc prcsident and
11-Iii.iimIiIc beod, thut at leust b poitioti of his
liability should be tak 11 up. I toikfl- ti.e BflBttflf
over with him, and hc atiroe.l t*i pay a coiiain tsu'i.
iho next day. That aftornoon I went ofli of town
Bfld did not return tor two dfljfl. Wlien
1 oiiioioii thc bank ofl thfl third duy Bfld looked
ovor tho nmil ofl my desk. I fouud tbciC fl notc
irom thc e:_shior, _?yinir that Mr. Bvflflfl had
fnilod to Keep his prou.iae. I flraa re_dlflg
that flotfl whon Mr. Kvans cntno into
my p.iivafi" oftifV. I tiirncd tfl
him. and aald witliout any beat or pflflfltofl
Norvy. thia won'l do. 1 :mi ocr-soiinllv dimp
pointed. I believed you would kcop your proinise.'
I turned aw.y frofla him then and l.e left the of?
lice. I .un tohi that he louk mv rcbtikr.
if lebiikc ir was, verv ir.uoh to hearl
1 know tliat he waa a seiisitivo inan, but thoro
waa uotliiuK in what I aaid or in my BflflJUMf of
sayiiig it that, under tho cireuinfitancos, should
have given -liui BBIflfllH oftYnoe. That was
tlie Iflflt time I (ww hiui. Thc flBflflkhflM *>f
l.is fainily flflj thnr hc brooded over lhe flMtfflf
and tliat if was 0110 flf Iho causos of th"* dflflpund
enejr whleh l_d him ta t:.kc his Uie. Ba I am ae>
cisc.l of l"oing his niurd.-rcr. Well, I am his uiur
dflff. in tiio saiiu- _on?" that a girl
wlio rejeets a (lespondent suitor is hia i.iurder.-r,
if thc yoflflg BBflfl iflflVflfl hor and MflflBl out his
brains. I do not blaine tBe iiioinbi,'*** of Mr.
Kvans fainily for leeling .-is thoy dfl toflffltd rno.
TI10 fainily uf tlie dospoiidcut yuiini; BM-fl in thc
lllilflttflt?IO I havo ("ttotod. nntiinillv fliinks vcry
iii of th ? ]ro__f woman iu thfl casc. Thflflfl .irr*
tlie facts aud ull fuctat aboul my rclatious wirfi
Mr. K\aus Bfl far as tlu-sc relfltloflfl iu any sonsc
affeeted his Bfldden doat.ii.''
Mr. Dflflfl was brought before 1'nitcd Statos Com
in.ssioiicr llalltt. and funiflhed Buretiea ln t}-.v
siim of $75,000. bnt the nanics ..f hit-. bondomenj
.no withlicld. In Mr. I'olter's cut*' thc bflil was
placed uf $130,000, but tbfll of Mr. Fl-DCh flt
fl 00,000,
THE STORY OF THE WRECK.
KIINKI) BY _ 8PECULATIVE PRESIDEifT.
PROMPT MIION HV TIIF DAXRERS OF BOSTOS
10 REiTORE 1'UBI.IC CuXfTDEROX.
ii v tfl?Boflara ro ibi nuavaRj
BOBtOn, Nov. _.- The chief topk 1:1 every eircle ln
Bostflfl 10 day haa been Ihfl (Bl?Ufl of Ihfl Maveri. k Na
tloi.al Ilank. It ii.-ul ior iiiany year. been thc !???..'.?
kiiouti bank In RUlatofl, owlng lo its larp- trananetlOBa,
tl.e boM llnai.cial uietrual- of lt-. pitiiildOOt, and Ihfl
li|.. ral u-e of prlnter-' ink ln odverlh-Bg. Tlie AlfOfli
(|uiu (lub 011 ?flflday lil.rl.t -eeined lo he thfl li-tul
rs'iitre ol fflfl?tp, aetlon iind .'onjecture BflOfll th.i
pefll f.iilure. TIk> lendiiii* bflflkfl flflrfl rflfljtBOBflled
Uieis- by tbc.r promlnent Ofl?Cra, aai .Mcs.i-. liutt. <>f
tii.- B -riu-ity: nillli.Rs, of tl.e (ilolie, and Aldri.b. of
lhe stat-". were u'lviuj; t<> cager llstene.-. -..: 1 _ tlnnnciiil
.-..un-. I. All Bortfl of -lor.es were teotblg about ttie
1 lub r-wiin-, aml Oflfl -tarilltiK, but unveritied, r.in.or
bur-t mii Ihfll tho fiilluie was of flflch a iiature Bfl tfl
deniimd tbe attention of thc Cnited rTIOlf- Iil-irli-i
Atti.it.ey, and tbal Mr. 1'otter. tl.e MuveHcll'- ].rc-iilcnt,
aud Mr. Wuitli. ll- casliler, might be arrested.
(>...? of U.e proiulr.cnt Qoflgnao-at. bflohflflfl ?id thlfl
moriiltu: Ihfll be liad loaned tlie uae of hl. name to ibe
bank ou iii(Ii.r?eiiiento for large amounts, but be bad
been a-.Ued by l.is Uwycr lhat, a- flfl B-flflhtfl?M-Bfl
hnd bi>en (jlvf-n or i?reived. Iii- liability a.s lndor*er woa
BOthtflf. Tlii1. may kad to Illlgation.
The Rfene at the Bflflflflfl -t*s*k Kxi-hungc at tbe
8980-Bf thl- u.otiunu **.n.- one of .i*e*t Bfl?OfltlOfl.
More than tlie imuiil nuinlyr i.f l.iokeis ne~- pii -.?-11 a
-ith <oat? throvrn off rcudy for Ihfl 10 oVlock uonjt to
gtVfl thc -irt:_J BB I-e-riu bflflhMBO. slioiit- went up ti."
iti-tant tlu- flOOfl -ouiidcd. und tbin-j.- looked poalekj
for a few 111180?88. Tho flirnt.-.-t eAiitemeiit was
BlOflafl Atclil-.in. Ilo-tou Ofli Maine thfl We.-t Bfld
l_n.l and JffnTlojfl Otfltrfll ix.le-. Tlie*e aiv all -pecu
latlre -t.^-ks. aud flflflli be tlie flr-t natunillv to re
fl?-i 1 Ofl] OOtflMfl flliuiuial dJattirba.icc. Thfl ni-li Oflfl,
i.f eaorae, t" bbU, ai*t prire ?:i- itaa roofllderofl tiuu.
tbe flkfTHj to BBBa. l'<r llfteen mliiute- Ihfl c\. il.-iucil
wa.- IfltflflBfl. I'.ut Ihfl fl-atflf-flflCfl Inul BOflfl 8-fl__fl??Od.
Twenty fCOBfl mkh nn au BOfl-fllflfl IH*?- lin- the in.'irl.ri
??.iiuld kove kdtffll from tflfl lo twent' ix-int*, aJthou^li
before n ^-iu it a_hjM hflvfl reb.?.it.ded t<> anflfltiMin ap
pfoarhtng ti.e apofllag flitun-. liui lha day ..f aaeh
laetoottoflfl haa i*i--ed. Thflj nr** Ibo flroMc of mmt
lOflfl lOflfl a::(| ilaOOtBT. Tlie hUflffl lla.l imt BOOM lil."
a thfl-derborl ool af a rRjor dor. Tbe atonai rleod?
bflfl bflflo putheiin. for d.-its und nn-t >f Ihfl Btokerfl
bad hflfltflfll tbe Mflfllt K.vei- -im-.- Ihfl Bvflflfl H-lddfl,
thn , | -?-t att.nl...11 bod lieen ifiven t.i tbe nffair- of
thfl bOflh, .'.ud Bfl *i re-nll Hh* brnker- lind n-duie.! thelr
boaaaee tfl au iiitl!i!l.-lrnal tlcuir. <uie pmflilflOHl
brohflr said that liis nttUm tlieir were let.- than ir.'.uo.
and another luif/** hoflflfl "bappened," ,1- thev put It. to
bn\e B balar.ee of Ofltf ItlO. Tl.ese f;ut-, hfltflfli thfl
BaBriet. aod lha oefflfl "f lha Oeorlofl Hooaa was
rfu.-urliic. Tlie Il.wton and Mfl?M ?aRlOfld ">:P".-.i
HOfl lins b,"en credlt-d ou tl.e atrOOl *'.Ui BflVflflfl a la.-.e
.Icoi.t .11 thfl Maveii.k r.ink. but ttfl --iic.nl BOMk-ger
.-.tul vi.e rre-lfl>nt. ?_". 1'url^r -aid flflfl-l
lb.it li" Ifl ln no uav anxlous i.\:-r Ihfl Oflteoflflfl "f Ibe
??flonilan He -uid iho ot-j Mlflltow i.f tha roafl
lo lha lauk aroa a- a tepealtor. 1 - <iei...-it 1. ahool
?il.-'iai.'HH. ;i tn ntii. It. lolal depi.-.l- Blfl BHflJB, Imf
lhe .itnoii'ii Mflflflfltflria. 1?ktMl np iu Ihfl Hoverle.
lUiiiU "11- on lv b lliinl al 8 ino'.tb'- Iflrfllfltfl. Bflfl Bf
- iltli lent M8gfliBfldfl lo lau-e jiiiv .?.iil.i.::i--:neiit Ifl
lhe road. A -peclal, iiieetlii*: flf UM fl-TOetOffl '.f tlii
rn_<l B*flfl beld tlll- BBflffltflUJi bul lulju. r?ed ulir,..,,!
anv furnial 0888 flfl OeflJflfl ln the niatler, tlie feelt.iK
helug one of entlro con-deuce ln the ablllty of tha
(.Ili.-cm of the corporuUi.n lo ca.-ry It IklBagh tho
eoiuplleatloi! wlhotit Interferenee.
The < learinit llouso As-o. itUmi thi- nmrninp; adopttd
the folloulog:
Voted. 11ml H la tbe Judpmaait of the Clearing Hoaae
thai a.11 of the banka , onetltutlng the uwiclatlon BBOBm
at one* eoaabtae b> reMeve ihe nereaaltiea of ?ae oo
poetton of the Mavcriek Nattonal Bank, by ?amag tnn
wrlttao Bgreetnent amonjt themaetvea to anyanie
ironev U) sueh depo-ltor* upon the eeearlw "f ute,
B**lgnmenl <>f tbelr claJms mtaln-t satd Mr.veri.-K
.\a;l,,nal Bank. _.
?Voted thal a committee of ten 1-,-presentntiTe-; of
banka be iippolnttri bv llie ehalr wh.-> ihall have full
], ,v,vi t?> ezeratc the foreaotag vote u> an-ange on
beliulf of the a?orlation all term* and dctails in lbe
premlaaa Bnd IO call upon the bank-. of (he associatinn
f,ii-u. h -um- of moti.-y ;i- inny be .'--.-an. yii>vid,*l
Huit ihe l*nk- -hall rontrlbiite ln the proportlon of tnelr
avarage loana o- raportod to the Clearing ii.m-e for tlio
inonth of Aprll, tWl."
Colonel .lonns H. Fr?'neb. wrbo after I'r.-sldent Potter
WM the baavtata -tockhokler ln tho bank. wlll prob
ably Io?c ?verytlilnc colonel Freneh h;.s lot.? beea
a promlnent fiinire in BoatOB. He I- a mll, comtmind
inp flcuie. and for many renrs has been ronspl. uous
tathe Namaekaaetta Daaaoceaey. He ha- an honorabio
xvar record. and aOBfl after the rloslug of the Keb--Ilion
he orpmlzed the Cape Ann Otaotto Company. of whieh
Ue ls prealdent. and tlie opera.ion- of wlitch am moro
eviendvc than any slmllar .oneern ln
Uaarfca. His Rranlfc company furnfched the pranite
for nameroaa public buiidinp- and amoamrnta, notabiy
tl?. Baatan Postonbe and Kub-Treasury buildln*. Baltt
more IVwtoffice. Uie bBBM of tlie S.ott Mot.u.nent.
Maahtagtan, D. C, the apaadeal waiis of Ihe Brookivn
Hrldc-. and the new Court House iu Boattal. Hc WM
thrae vi^ praataeal "f the LoaUvlBe, F.van-viile and
st Lonl- 'lailroad. and ten year- a dlreetor m the
Vew-York and New-KnHand Rallroad. He ha- been a
dlreetor In the Went F.-id Umd Company slnce 18*..
and hm be?n ItBrt IbTi a dlreetor of tho MaverlcU
Nationai Bank. He ls a Mason.
John J. F/ldy. the pre-ent ca-hler of the Nationai
Exrhnmre pank. was for tive vear- In ihe mm aaVa
at the Maverlek nank. ani Ieft th- MMer ln HM.
Maay -torie- have been t'.Id a- to hi- re*-..ti- for re
-ipn'uiK -o luerallve, a po-t ns ba held at the
Maverlek. Mr. Miy gave hi- reaaaaa in Ihaaa w?rd-<:
??I eould nol oCCBPy Ihe ptace of casMler af tua
Maverlek Itaak and inaettoo ih* plpnith aperalatkma
of Mr. Polter. its praMdtnt. <?f caame i hnd ta i?e
eogBtaal of them. and I livd on in hope- Ihal tha
rapeated pdaa and lo-se* toeamd by him might taaeh
him eaiitlon. Hut h- loved speculaflon for it- own
take, and Ma operallona srew ralket than kamaed. Yoa
c.,:i|,l no more van him from -pecula'.lon than you
eould the drunkard from the wlnc eap."
?? I- It true. Mr. F.ddy. that yoa were ever ealled
upon to prapan or ?w.-ar to fal-o -tiitoments of the
Uank'- condltioii 1""
-No. I never wa-. Mr. Potter was -trann.lv in
ditTerent to tho so-nilled -state of the bank.' Hi- nilid
waa entlrelv glvea up lo ^peculative opei-atlon-. WBBB
i laaoaneed mv tetanalnatlon t., leave ;he Mavmlek,
he u-ked if I wa- not over haviy. re-i?nina -,- lucralive
a plaee. I toM him that I preferred a <maller eatoff
aud an ea?v eeaeelenee,"
Mr. Bddy'a aanaal mtary a- eaaktar ..f the MavencB
liank aaa gh,880.
\ latter fram Irvlng a. Evam to Pre^nt Potter
has been drawa, dated Aagmd -"?'. i'. whteb Mr. Bvana
wrote that -Hoiild any eomplbatkN - ari-e he wlsbed
to leehwe that Mr. Potter wa- in no wav reapo -ible
lor bll bii-lii.-.-- and had BO intere-t ln atiy aCCffnnta
at the hou-e of Irvlng A. B*BBa 8 <"'?? He fiir'.her
daelaiad that*Mr. Potter had been B go.al. kli;d friend
?!, him. and that apaii^t Mr. Potter'> wt-lies and Bdl 8
ha had been a bear upon the -!<>ek markel for the lnst
vear and had loat heavlly. but it had been Bk own
finli. and BO one el-e wa-. to blaine. nnd li" aslvM
Mr. Potter's foridvene-- and bade bim good-by, Ihfci
was dellvered ta Mr. Potter from Mr. Bvana'a offlc,. on
oct?,!^r PL thrae daya atfr Mr. Bvana'a -ub-id,-.
Tiie general rondmou of tbe Maverleb Baak aiay
i,o epltomlaad ?<- tallowa: g400.0M capltal atook:
UW0OO00 aurplna; OtSOO.OOa undlvtded proflta i-.'l
?ine no one i- wllllng to t-^ll trbere: all ::- rompletely
Srtped ? u' a- if It bad never extatad. T.. ineel tn -?
taaaea th.- i.ank baa Uir.-c rredlton: Aaa PoUer, who
owea it *1 aOO.000 ,>r mor""; Colonol Jonaa H. rrenrii,
ulio owea II uiotv thai, g::on,o<)0; there la au unpaid
loau ta Irvlng Bvana ol MOOjOOO; Thoaaaa Baaa ??
it K>aoofooo. , . ^ .
liidulit.-iit ei-edlti.rs and areommodatlng I nltad ->tate*
bank onicUik H?ve the* bank Mo areeha ta whlch to
innam the*e, wrount-, and there was a feellni: tnat
Mr Pottwr who w?i known to have earrled tt tliromrh
-o many tipht places. w.mld ttn .-jii.il to the oc,-u?ion.
Hl- tremendoua reeounjm wen- proved by hla paytad
tbrouch t.'ie Clearlne IIOUM withln a week the arOM
hiim of W,ft00,000, bnl at tba* point he atODOOd -hort
and tbe oHelala at WTaahlngton -nw that it waa no
us* ta extend the Ume tarlher, and so they took
posaession. . . ,
An iiive-flgatlon dl-rloses the fad tliat Mr. Potter a
pmiiern .tt Cohaaaet rtandi ln hl- oaa name. and ls
free fitim all lucnmbmnem. it ls eetfhiatod thnt the
l,i-,,i,eiiv haa ".-I ln in gl 30,000. b-it i. la nol Hkely
thal al a foiced -uie ir would reattze more rhan n thiid
of that -um. ri;.- pwekaaen a.v relattvely tow who
WOOld ...re tO l.uv -o extcn-lve B BtaCB. The WB
mouweultliiivr. property standi In the name of Mrs.
INiinr. The property la .le-lrable and vatliable. bnt,
of course. tlie crrdlt-ip. baW BO clalm upon It. Mr.
Potter haa a heavy life In-urnnre, the ggpegate
iiinouiit of whlch l- -aid to be ln Ihe nelghborhood >.t
?500 IMK). Thl-, al-o. I- bevoiul llie i--ii.'i Of the
rredlton, mi tbat wbatever nnanrlal ml-fortune be
fall- Mr potter peraonally, hi- famllv wlll Ix- weu
provlded for. OuWide of hl- c.,ha--,'t property, hi
li, ,!?-.-- mili hia pletnrea, II i- nol known thal Mr. Potter
hai any property In addltlon lo hla Investmenta ln
-i.i-iul.-itlve -ccinitb-. Wbal bls equlty in these wlll
reallie i' i- loo early lo pndlet. in bet then- baa
beeii no inforuiiilioii vet dlaeloaad to Indleate whnt th..
voiuine. rharacter nnd probable value of theae aeetat
t i e - wlll tto.
The door- of the Maverlek Bank boee two ootteea
thta morning. i>ne reaid: Tloaed bJ t rder of Nationai
Bank Kxamlner Bwer." Immedlfltelv beneath wa- the
(Olloalug: -Noie- dne at thi- bank biday wlll M
found nt the Second Nationai Itank.'' T?o policemen
-t-.'d ou he aepa at the Water and Congreaa ita. eu
ti-Btice. but had little to d i m there wm no exdtement,
and hut few people aeefclng eatranre ta the baakkig
rooma, , ._,
Lawta l.onibar.i, meoad rlre-prealdenl and Eaatem
manager of tba Lombard lnve*tmei t Comiaoy, -aid that
ihe depo-ii of the company ln the Mawrtck n.mk waa
Immaterial, and tlwt the coneern would not boaffectod
by th<- -ii-pen-ioii of the bank. aieepl M tar m ta
i;,u-e a liitle tinip >rar.v Incoiivenl. nce ln Ihe matter
of keeplng nceonnta. AII cnatomera wbo held rbecka
on the Maverlek i.ank on retarn of Un- sinie would re
cetve che.k- ou other bank* ln whlch the l.omhnid
Compaay bw depoelta. Bgvaral ineh eheeka wera
pnaentad thia morning, and redeemed.
Vrrangemeata arew mon made tbat ebecka m:aln-i
deposlton In th<' Maverlek Salkmal ritnk would atU]
!><? honored at aome eonvenlent bank. Checka drawa
by the Uroikton Nationai l'.ank will bc p.-iid by the
Thlid Na loaal bank: by the First Nationai Bank <>f
Worceater, al the Market Nationai Bank: by the Law
louee Nattonal Bank aud Fir-t Nationai Baak of Hi-n
Btngton, \ ... Bt the Nationai I'atik of the <'otnnioii
wuilii.: hv th" llatiip-liire county Bank of Morthamp
ton and stratfoiii Nationai Hunk of Dover. B. H.. al
the Bxrhann: by <h?> central Nationai Baak of l.ynn
nnd of tba Mnlne Tru-t Companv. FarmlngtOB. Me.. at
Ihe Nattonal llld*- an.i 1.,-aiber itank: l.v the Nationai
HnJilc of lllinoi-. chlcafo. at tlie -ha.Miiut Nattonal
Bank; i.t the iiowaid nattonal bank. Rurltngtoo, vt.,
at the Niitional lllde and Leaher Bank; bj th" Win
ntelmmel Nationai Bank, al the Nationai Bxchange
bank. and hv the Nation.il Clty Banh of Cambrtdge, at
the Tlur-I Na loiml BaiiK.
F.veiv bank wns represented at tiie CleanOg Hoti-o
thi- ntomlng, wben tlu- reaolutlona ci;iideniiilng the
MhvmIcI. Ilaiik were voted. The Clearing llou-?
Coininittee. eon-lsilnp of Tlio.ua- P. beal, Fi.inklln
HaJiti jr., A. L. Ncwinan. Phlneai Pleree aml M(i-'~>
\Vllllani?. and N. MdHch. I. T. Iturr. lohn < arr.
j ii. c.im-. c. A, Vlald and Oeorar Blpley, wen BB
polni d a rommlttee t>. rarry ihe rmotntioni intu
etf.-.r It wa- voted that the Maverlek Nationai Bank
be expelled f.om ih<- Aaaoelatioii. The formal papen
wen- drafted and sent out lor bank -k'uatun- BB
medlataly. . ., . ., ,
Colonel .lohn II. French faid thi- morninir thai Ioi
fuilv bellerm tliat if the artuir- "f tlie Maveatek Na
tloiial Ilaiik are nuMiaeed aith wl-dotu n,,d prudemo
l.v tlie r-ceiver atocknoktara and depo-ltora wlU eel
baek all Ihe nianey they bave Intfnafed '.> lbe bank'a
eare Colonel Fr'ii'h l- preparlin: to ti,ak<- Bll a?Imj
iiieni of ui! hla property t<> Itearj u. ll>d^ .md M. F.
Dlcklnaon.
Pnaldenl Pott?r ba- mad ? an nsalgnmenl of hla
indiviiiiiiii '--tate ii Poetmaat r rhomna N. Hart aad
ll,iir\ l?. Ilvde. Poatmaater Hart ?av- lt win be im
po?ible to ii-t ii detalled itatemenl tor wme dav-, a
Mr. Potter i- tAtk al hl- home.
The li,-ton bank- have voted t>> aaaeaa Uietn eh ?
:i per cenl ol tha amonnl "f then- loana. Thta will
rai-" abonl B4,000,000 tor toan to Iha Maverlek bi?nk
depoalto
Id-pau-he- frotn \:i-i.;i- point- throu.'h >ut theSUta
liul lo -h,,w ilutt th" lovs bv lbe Miiver.ck Bank dlfli
diltlea wlll no' -eriousii atfe, i loeal banklng bonam.
Tl.e Cinnil?lolier- of Savlnc- Rankl oflelally an
noiiuco that none uf th ? mvlnga banka of tb>* Kmte
ran be lavolved ln the fulliue ,.f tba Maverlek liaak.
and thnt there i- n,. oceaatofl tor any anxtaty aa the
part of anv depoettor ln -uch bBll -
The ioaam of the Maverlek Xatlonal Bank are eeti
mated al apwaid ol W.000,000, arhleh wlne* mtl lbe
reparted *urplua Bnd andlvlded proflta ,-f |l^00,000.
tlie capltal "f #ino.oou aud all of the it*. per real
i--e--m-nt tiut the ahanftnldera mar he raltad upon
i. iribiite. liul U neailv a BWlorlt] "f Iha bank
kharea were ,-wned br Prealdent Potter, -ome of whlch
l?. iiui pi:,.i with mvtagi banka, etc., I, la doobtral
lf the fnil ahaeaemenl ean be rollected. Thn d.-P'.-t
i,?-, bnwevar, eboaM only tam n frartlon ,-f IMM
'ih-~itt-;'ii'.ar:tie- of the MavencK li'ink e\l,"?t baek
ovei i perlod ol more lk?n la > yeara. Pr ddenl BUI
Ing* nay" Ihal ata?n ba aaa bank examlner ten yeam
b?i tbe bank wna ?ound. excepl for tba tooll of over
leiiitlng ,r dulng !"- mueh lui-lm--- ,-.| on lt- rnpltul.
i Whlta the hw requlrea eteven dlreeton f'-r a i.ank, ant
Un- ("onlroller ,.f Ihe ? urrnney notltl? banka with nino
dlroelora t<> bll "heir raeaarlee. tke Maverlek Ha-.k
Har. Troret llHed Ita U.ard vaeauelOh. e\"'pt (., miintain
iho exlkteni.f the bank bv havhtg flve (lireetor-. bnt
Bll ,n,' one or twa of tbe flve won, practhally
dummlea. H baa l^en for many vear- u goaBMB
" (Caailaaad aa decaad Po?e.i
SIGNS OF A PEACEABLE END
CIHIJ WILI.IXu TO BCTBACX ITS STEPS,
OOSPF.PJNCES AT WASHIXtiTOS - 81.CRFT \Bt
TRACT'? IN^TRUCTIONS TO TT?F. VAVAI.
9KKICi.il> IV i.HII. .
? BT Tt.I Kihai'jI T<> IIU. TlUBCXCi
Weahlngton, Nov. 2.-The OhiUan aitiiatio*
continues lo wear a peaeeful aspoct. deepite ttia
frantic effortn of tlie English newspapera on Wh
-i-1es ,,f the Aflanlie fo agffBVBta it- Tlie <*?!?
ferrn.e af Senor Monll wilh ggtygtMJ Traey thia
foreuoon. and alfeiwyrd idth Se.-retary Hlaina
aud Seeretary Traey, was followel hy .-xprenlona
fn.ni tlie latter, as weli as froni Senor Montt,
whieh elearly foreahadow a peaceaMc and aafia
factory settlement ol ihe verious diffie.iiltiee whioh
aroee from the Valp.it.iiso nutrage. It aeenu
pretty elear that the Pi r. isi ,n.il ti ivernaient ia
willing, if nnrt iinxiotis, to retrare i'< Uret etep> in
ihe matter and to adopt a friendly polley toward
the I'nited Stntes. The request of that Govern?
ment to be plaeed in poivse^i on of fhe testimony
in rejjar.l to the outrage at Valparaiao, whlck
formed tlie ha*>is of ('aptain Sehley'.a diapatehea,
eame rather late?too late to be jrranted, in viem
of the eireumstanees whieh preeeded it, and
made the inv.-etigation noeeosarv?and yet it may
he fuirly re^aided ae an indieation that the Pro
visional (iovernment is now defermined to pr.tbg
the matter fhnroughly, and puniih the guilty,
whether they Iie memhers of the poliee spiarl
or persons withont oftieial position. The United
States will heartily seeond fhe efforta of Chili to
that end, in any manner whieh ruay be admiseihle
nnd praet.ieahle. For examplr. if the veil ol
aeereey ahall he remove.i fraa ihe investU?ation
aml iu proeee.liiiCK made pahlle, prohably Chilian
authorities will uot lind it difTicult to obtain
the tesfimony of fhe Haltimore's men who wera
eye-wilnesses na weli as virtims of the otitraare.
Senor Moiilt spent nenjly an hour with Seere?
tary Traey, hut their eonfereiiee with Mr. Blaine
laated onlv a few taiantaa, and alter it ended
Imth (ieneral Traey and Senor Montt deelined ta
rt niiniinieate for puhlieation *my information aa to
wliat took plaee. Both of them. however, inti
mated tliat there araa no foun,!ation whalever for
the sensational slones in reuard lo the eonditioa
of afTuir*, and lhat the prospeet was hy uo meana
of on nlarminir nal.ire.
Senor Montf waa natiir.tlly retieent aa to tha
re.uxin for his gelag to New-Orleans, from whie.lj
plaee he mld thnt he expeeKs ti retiirn next weelc.
It is aanateed ihat one ahjael al hla mttataa is ta
BOqaalal himwll more fally with the details of
the iiivestiuittion whieh followed the murder ol
Italians hy a nioh in lhat city sonie months ftg<?.
II tlmt surinihe Im* eorreet, it nieans that Senoe
Montt thtert not yet iiiider.-tand that tlie New
Orleans nur.break iu no senso?exeept in the mur?
der of unarnied and defenoele.ss men? rearmbled the
eowanlly and hrutal outrase at Valparaiso upon
peacealle men wearing the uniform ot the I'nited
State* Navy.
THK NWY ULl'Al'.TMr .vr'- [MglBUtTIOVB.
The instruetions of Seeretary Traey to AdmiraS
W. P. McCann and his sureefiBor, whieh wera
ngoroualy adhered to by ihose offleeiw, and tha
text of -whieh is made public to-night, not. only
llillllldlltalj refute the ealumnious :uid false aa
sertions of tlie F.nglish new>|x>;^rs and their un
patrtatta alllco and sympatliizers Ln thia country
in rrapeot bo Admira! Rrown'a eondu<n, hut, alao
gfctaV thal all nee.lful preeautiona were taUen hy
the Administratioa to prevent any breaoh ol
iieutrality by the representntives of fhe I'nited
States during tho hostilities then existing. Them
insfruetions read M follows :
Navy Depirtmcnt, Waahfnfton, Mareh 00. 1B9I.
Sir: When BU 1 S. flaflnhli, Snu Krai?c|*on l? rf.idf
for *ea, you wlll proeeed with her to the waters ot (blll,
So.ith Amerlca, reliove Uear Admtral W, P. MrCann at
taa eaaaaaad of that part of tee Paelflc Sutlon aud pre
tata Allieilcaii lut, r,?t
The dutv gim inii.osed upon you call* for the exerclte
?f g 04t dlscretlou. Owlnir to Uie utoppnge of ronununl.
c*tlon, the Hepar-.meiit U withont au'.h, n'l detalli ln ref
maam to the , ?i,dltl,.n ft ?Halr.? iu Chill. tnd to.i wlll,
Un ffor*. Iw i-oinpelled to r"If '-hlpfly upon Tour own Judc
iiiont ta th.. aaaeaMea M it*4 order*, in \iew of th? f*.-u
Mn >..,( -liuil artcerlaln them.
Tl,.. ( hlilau Mlnl+i.'r at Wanhinfton ha< ?^nt the f..U
leartag i MBmaaleaMm to th^ Depmaaata of suu
? ??1 regmt t?> tatana you of a reveM ot a dhinioo of the
navy of ihe Ilnpublle of Chill ln the port of Vaip?ral?e
on t.','. Ttli uf thi- im-urh.
"My QavamaMBl ha- declnred the rcvoltid ?qnidron out?
la?ed, and ln^tru,tn ra.' to tefMB faa that it l? nol
BaMmrabta MC Wie act? of the reb.'l* Iii resard Ui NfeelgmgB
or eltirca-.''
Ou HM Ith of Mare'i the. D-partmi-nt i"-nt '.o R'ar-Adi
nilnl M?Cann, by U>le?raph, tlie followin? InHtiuetion- ia
clpher:
"laemgmt maeetay aithoush outiawed or Chlliaa c,or?
rrnacaot, :ir- not pirjt-* ukaa rawaNllag a<t* of pira-r.
Obaarra atr.ct iieutrality. Take M part in trouhles firther
than to protert American luter.vt-. Take wbatever rr-n*.
ure- ar' BBaamary to prevent lujury by taaarglM venoeU
ti llvm or prepeHy at Uaaileaa dMama, taetadlag An-.eru
MB letagaapfe atatae. Hndeakor to deiay boiubaidrrent bf
taBmgaota ii ii c i 1 Aamiteaa ? .ti/<'iis and meperlg ?ro r?
moi'd, u.-!n^' fon-.-, ;f BBCeeaaqr, only a- a tam leaorti, and
whi ii -er.ou- Injuiy I- thr- atened, Anierb an BamHI
-.?l/.d by U.e in^iiraent* wlthout MMataataff romiw'ii-atloii
are llahir '., b' M o\cr<-d forclbly, but yon 'hould ln
V'-tlgat?' n.a'.t r fully letn.e tal.l,,? mtmBH BMBaam >. and
Bte .'mi.v pi >ti a.itlon |B BWM -ueli n,'\i<uie*. If |rt-?ibl. "
\- a n.rtlier aud more explie.t uuld'1 for vour aetiup
you are direoted :
t. Tn ab-t?bi from iuit pBBeealtaga ?hl-h shall ta
ni the nature of a?-l^tame to Bkfem pJrty ln the pr.'-eDl
dlft-.rhauee, or from whlch nympathy wltli eitlor i>Jity
couht ba totarred,
2. in rataraam to the mipi ahlai uvr* been fltataget
?!?? i,.i ... 1 by the Chlllau (io\ei-an.ent, If xurli ?hl|>. *tt?-nipa
U. I'oiiiu.U liijiirii.i or iapteaatlBM upon the per?on? at
I roperty of BaMetaBBB, vi am aiith,iru.it and dlr?i-teg
u> latantam in abaaewm ??y ni?\ i>- totmot eomuotp to
|.re\ent -ueh aeu<; hut you are not to int rf?r<> tauept tm
the prntaaltaB <>f the H\e.> or paapBet) of .vn.irlcan cltlMtit.
:i. Ifeaaata ur other paopttay taleaglag m our ttttaaM
whieh may have bxeu ...,.,-i tiy BU ln?urirenU r.p,,a the
hlch MM aud lor whieh l.o jiott wttieaient ur con,peiiMU?a
hae l.e.'? niad.- ar? liahle to forvilbb- rec?\ery. but tha
foct.- .-houid Ih- aanilalanl betam praeaadtag ui e\treme
ii HW.ir.-r,, and all efl?r. mail.- t,. moi.l -ueh mnaiiur*.
t. Should thi- taflBtatdaMBt ol ao>- plae- by whlch the
ii\e? ui- paapeaap ..r aa rtaaaa aay ta ataaagaaad b?, av
uniptiii or taieaMtaal i>y ?aeB -hii>?, yoa will. lf aud
vben your lorce i-> aata nvit for Ita potf** . requlre them
'.i MiMiu fn.ii, Bawbaritag iha phua aatll mtaalaal u.u?
lia.- taea allow.il for |ila.-liirf kOUttom lif" and property
Iii -jf-'ty. You wlll enfor? - thl- d.-nm-cl II lt 1? r fu?'^,
Mta if it ia (ra.it.-d preiaal t>. gtm aflaal ta the mnaaur-a
?aaamary fo*- Iha laaaaMg al aach iif,- m proj?irty.
:.. In nf?ivn,? U llie ?rantlng of a?ylam, your thlpa
wlll not, of eaame, I*' BBBM a relnc.' for crlmlnaU. Ia
t? , a-.- of p- r-on- oth-r than crlniinll-, they wlll alTorg
taattar aaamwg M aay he n.-ed?d. t.. Ametteaaa a.-t n*
all, and u. ilhilB. talladtag i>oi tical nlBgaaa, aa far aa
Ita elataM ol l...i>.anlty tray r.-'iulrn aiid the ?'rv|ce up.,a
?iii,h \ou Bie amBBBd ?iii paaaat, rhe obiiaation u
reeclTC poiitiial nlagam nnd t. afforl then, an a>>luB)
ia, iii g m-rai. nn" "f paw taaaaatty, it taaald nyt be
eeattaaH bayaad taa argaat aaamaMtaa of tae riaaaBlea,
Bad -hixii'i ta no >-a??- baaaBM ui^ aaaaa wiiertby tiie
jilau- of aaaaaadtag taettaaa or tiie:r lead-r? art- facllltati-d.
\on ar.- not to luvlte o? ,-ii, ojr?f,- ?uch refuy?*N to coma
un boaid your ihip. but, -inuld Ui-> apply lo you, youl
eettaa wjii i>< gaaaatal hy maaaBmalleM ,.f hun.auity au4
ti... mUmmUa U Bu urrUt ta*a ahlefe ?,?i ar,- mcM-d
Wii.Mi, howi-N'-r a )>.,llti,a: ItfBgm hn, eiubarlcd. In the
U-rntory of a thlrd mam, on board an Amarlcan -hlp
i- a |,a--> i.g'-r f'.r pufjxi--- rt Iiiiuic^: fiu?li, au^ r ay.
ptaai apm ata aatty <t aMh ihlp lam ihe teniwrial
wa'..-r- that Me Ig* B ln daiit'-r, ii. I- j,,.r duty to cxtcag
to bim an otter ul anjlum.
0, Kifeirln^ t, lur,:- . r>, Is. pgga 137, nf the Sa\f
gagatattam ,-f is7d. ataeb am m rettarn .
??If anv raaaal -hall ta lahl a *? Uu? ?- a ve??el of wai
or a piiiateer ivKluml 1ii\,hl- ,,,-jner l BBBBtaaI ni -o to a.'l.
uie eMeam ani aiea ahall be eaaaMcrad *-, ptiatra *od
l . B d .i ? -i r liagt] "
\ ?? t ii tai .:,,'i that uu- puragr -'i. u,.-- oet utu a
astlag I,. tau i ''<-?''? ta "' taaaigcata ?of d'c'tini
tbeli i"-. .ti - aa'.ety a-:ain-t tii ? istii.- aaa?a auttoritj
tluv hue dl-pub-d. lt la only wb.-u nucli \e-n,'|, , omnill
pi Btlml aet. that they ar<- ui b.- lh-*t.d a, p.rat<? . and
uoltiM tli, ir ,n-tM are of ou, h a rha.acter, or aie dir.-.-ted
agwlu-t tn,' parvui- ,,r property of .viuerhau*. j ou aro uot
autho.U'-d to interfci,. wltb them.
'.. In all caae* whoie It becomea necowarr to take
j torciuie meaaurea MrM wUl aulr Ui uaed aa a last reavgt

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