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THE CHINESE UPRISING.
EELITrLi-O IN ADVICE3 FROM PEKIX.
ME MCVFMFJfT SAID TO BF ONLV I_CAL-TH
iMFERIALTROOr* AT THF. RREAT WAIX
RKIXFORCKn. HOWFVI R.
P?ain Dec. ?-?-The advi e* rceeivi>d hy the Oovern
? s? to the strength of the Insnrfrenta in the field
_|or the toUil r.nmv>er of men at only 1,500. II
Lg-M bc a foolnardy iwdertaktng for snch a com
.tivety Ins-gnhVant body of men to ottempt the
?ture of the capi'-l. tor the army of Li llunp CfeOOf
?tfw beat ln COOOO. 10 Judge fn.m the acilvltv tn
_rt__?rr dr?e*. however. the lmpcrtal anthoiltles do
^a place lmpUdt con.ldenrc in the reports rcar hlng
ffl_ ^ uiey are maklng preparaUons t<> deal with
^^uoh larfer force than that vt.tcf: Is m id to bo
* _,?? tmrard the capital. ln nd.iltlon 10 the OOOOOfl
alraady di?l^trhl,d to POOOflOB OBfl baflflflflflMtfl pOflflfefll
i- oreat W.ill. 1.000 rmve 'jeen drawn feaao the
-jaon at the TaK.i fort*. and sent to reinforee the
mop!, alre-dy at the front. T'-.er. are now 0.000
Ijnpe^al troor* _a_0-_Bf the plares OOOMf thc Oreat
(Ta~ where lt ls c_peetcd the rebe;s will attcmpt to
a^rt ? pessage.
?^ ?dv1res received by tl-e Crovernment fi.ther oflg
mu tbe movement, Instead of belng a concerted rislng
tmose the Kn.]>erjr, is nothinR more than an Ob
a_n*t to wreak prlvate vengeanre. Accordlntf to
<_ate ?dvtres, the wife of the leadcr of atfiirmed hand
_t narauders was aMtirti?d from ber hr.<ihand. Tli.
, ^9 (wore vengeanre, and, calllng his f;<!h>wers to
_*__-, sMrted ln pureuit of her. He dctcrnined lo
mmt tbe Innocerit st-.Ter witfli the pullty. and, as he
?p(M through the country, be lnstmotcd the n.en who
MOowed his banner to make reprlsals npon the In
w>ttantt for the )o_ of his wife.
berlin- I>ec. _.?Dispatch_ received here todav from
w_n say thut lt ls othcial.) announced there tu.it the
rfBort- of the dUtnrbanccs tn Mongolla are grossly
fTa-p?ra'-ed. The movement, thc dispatchc> add. ls
-_rJv a local one, aud ls entirely devoid of daneer
^th? Impenal (iovernment. lt is only natural uiat
mt a_Uv.-ritie? ..f 10?Ofl should see_ to mlnimt/A. the
Miort_nce of the n.cTvement. but lt ls the general
(jntensu* of opinlon here, among tha-e wTT.- ure ac
eMtoted wlUt the poliucnl flOO?KltMO pooffl-fl-g in
-^ mm, i ? vernmcnt lmmediat_?ly chokes
m) reoMlion, Meal or not local. tho country will be
Ijaopsd Into a rlvll war, Uie outcome of which it
-,-aj be hard" to propfeoa].
london. I>ec _.-A table di&patrh hns been received
mttront Uie Untl>h Consul kt New Citwang. a tfflafej
Mf( of China, lo tfefl BflflJOOBOfl of Leao-Tonp (Mau
rtoortai, to tbo effect that inmors were OOOOBta.
mwtml lr. NewChwai.g that tfefl POOflfl it- the country
1*0 miW t- thc we-tw ard had B?flfl lu revolt against
tae flflihoHtiea. Tlie t-VOOflfe -dds, however, Uiat
_e ri.-:tg Ifl BOM rcported to have hee-i flOJfloaflflflO
Xe EurviK-an- were ln any daneer BOflO U.e revolt.
_? aattve auUiorities feel flOOOOOflOtt thut they will \*$
able to prevent ati.v lurther dJ>ordcr-. Tlie OOOOOJ
Mrther says la his <li.-p_t< h tiiat 0 l'tesbyterian
^alunary WBfl Bab aiiived at Ncw-Chwang from
ito Kuw. elgbt miles from the north >ii ;re of tfee
r,.lf of l<-a--Totig. >-port- tlat ? I-"dv of -JOO bandits
Kccntlv liaifd u vlllage lu the provlnoe of >hing Klng,
?j_i_u l- an .ti.t-i aame lor Umo-too* _be mtaatonary
_yc Uiat web aa occurronee 1* now-g unu-i.ai iu t.'io
Wm -?-. ? "''? people, n? :. whoie, tluoaghoul
Ot pr.ivrc.-. are fneadly u? thc native C-r-ttoao and
m tur- .
*Tht Ciire:.ici<-'.-" roi-K-pcndent at Tien Tsi:s tele
B?5?h- .i- hi?in : -1-i HuiiK' ii-'s> in formed me. ihroiigli
K|Bltl '? ' ?? -.:- ?h:u !ie h?a 00 doubt tiiat tne
mm in Moofotta is a ________ exiHdition. proaiBied
/_rs t.\ a peai >>f ptandor. aad tn.it there U ob raa
-oMiocud arofe-tlbn. All la qalet kera aod
in rvkm. Tbe American pinl>...-.t POlOO BlTlvcO here
la?it. The p-irt ta abi.ut to ebOM for t.'.e winter."
? ?
TIIK sntJATlOK DC CIirNA.
jmmWKMM Mi-I'?naiuf.S have KO I-BWfBTll
ma p_B_oia -Oai_r_x the rai ? h
Bo-tou. Dec. C.-The cnrrc>pondlnp secrcUiries of the
Porelrn flBaflfaBM of t'ue various BiMuflBIflfllblBi lo tfeta
Ot/ aU te^:ify that so far a> their d->i,urtnipnt? are
a-mrned, no tronble ba? been e-perien.ed by their
?kMA-arict, Ifl ( liina. Wlmtevcr trouble hns befallen
?OOoaaries has tieeu nmoiig the P^IgiaD. French and
-M?iCaUiolU BilMllOM The lio-tllitv of tlie Chlncse
lof?ofMacb, becoaoe of their lateifcteaee in chlnese
Govtrament afali-. feaai Ifl aflOM ro_ea f.-und exprooaleo
in open art- of violence. Tfefl Booaufl < atholie und tfefl
Belpan -taMooi bv* alao .-\iieneiiced ho-tillty. but
lo ac eitemled de_Tec, wnlle the Amerlcan mlsslons
bavt Bot thu- hUg!ite>t tioqfeV to report. These Iatter
h?ve to a_ie ptoriaeoo been ol.llged to put posters
b>_d tbetr n -u-e> to di-tinpii-h them from the other
?-___, ir.i, i, bave proteeted ttr-n ln erery ca~! "
ajaliut dL-turt?uce.
I-e i:p:lslngs do not. by any means, spread over
ilo whole Emplre of ChinB. but are locallied about
j.Orsii n.Hc-, up thc valley of the YanR-tse-Kiang. The
Mtement that thc " tacol anthoriU.es of Tann Hoe have
Oalared tbat thflfl at. powerle-s to pretect the mts
floiaries. and thut lf tliey desire<1 to save their Ilves
th?y had better Mflfe -afety in flight." is chararteri-ed
u W-OOf 000001110101 bj tfeOflfl who are in dlrect com
flnlcation wlth the O-O-feNMi-Oa.
A ml-*ionary. in a roeaal Ifltlflr, say? that the only
???- of death iimong Anieilcatis rcxtiltlng from Uie
MMBrhan.e-. of which lie ha- cogni_nce BTfl tfeMM Ol
BOMKlMDl fl-'il a DitaakUMi? ^''0 were accldentially
Jdlled bv beeo?Ing inixed in a mob unr'-sing In otje of
were n.t tbe result ofenmity
ao thc poti of tfee rebc*-, bal were purei.v a.-cidentai.
mm QCaSCHTI3V9 HIW FINAN' 1A_ Bl IIF.ME.
LoiKiou. Dei - -?- >;''- Oaoefeoo, < iianccllor of the F..\
rii*<)u.-:. m.i.iv aOO-Oflied a jii.-ting <I Ui" Icadint
baiiker- a-id iii-irliaiit- on the fiiianclal qoflflt-Oa. Hc
entered into a dcUlled otatOOBOal flf -J? ooapoool
idwnie {..:? Incre?dag tfefl Oloofe flf goM lo tfeo Boak of
Knglaiiil bv tfefl laaflfe "f '-1 0 Mfl to tlie amount of
__>.oo(..o(xi. ni, Um mbm eoaOHl ?m aa tkoaa oo wbieb
aotos are imw -.u-l. After tiiat po-kt tliey will bc
Imed a .,f four fifili- flO-looi po!d i*nd one
?_h_ga.il-:- lf -0 tfeOflO BBBBO. tfeo stock of
0-d sliotil.! be tarflOly lncn-a-.-d. Vr. GaacfeflO s;nd, he
*oald reia_ ibe Baafe CfeBOtM 0-1 so as to allovv thc
Bmk. l tenial triOflO, OO taaafl BOOM against
securiue*. oa I Mfl pav:::.- a high tai- Oi Ifl
terast to th- <? waroaMBt on laeh baaofl. The oekooM
w_ be MI e-afellng aml not a ioiuj>uKo:y one. lt
.ouklde:*?:.'! I >i ita OQKie?a npon the p.pularity of Ihfl
tlnot. ? H flflO :...- pahilC Tlie OOfeflOMI for
MBing te: ibUBBg 0B?Of BOOM had been dropped, bul
M the ...riC.it.on that if forelgn '.'-verniiMOlo ohOOM
im ti, i Brrer tia- Bank
of_,... .-.- uld ? InvlMd to ati uih.ii tbe PtovWow
athe Baok ( ha ter a.t, allowlng lt to hold o.-ie-flftli of
to |fl_
????
POBElQ-l HOI-N OF THE V.OKLD'S FAIK.
Beriiu. i>r. . U.?Tba liudget OOO?oMIflfl flf Uie
_?_.., 1 IKK).(XK) murV.^ tur providin^ a
Milu- ? ? the CfefeMOjO ColuniLiun Kx
Ifefltan. in l-".'i
Herr rou l-otttelMr, BoerotO-9 of tlie Impei-a!
?m* ottce and ropiu?atflllao ol the Obaaoe-or,
Or bl -'.pport Ol the pi-ipo-il to flffOOfCflblfl this
-air. that tbe Intereat afeoorfl la Oermany 01 the
oabO?_.-:. iy Mtio\tmtmrf.
taMon. i>r,. -j. iicr Bojral onOflfloooo l__-aao
H*-? Aagaata \ .'i".-i, tl nd (li-u.liter of thfl Queen.
??Of i:i:.i- Ireucricl . ' Ofl?fl ?OOOBfltOM of
atilaa . y ? ,urg AU-u-t.-.l..irg. h ?> pJVOB
)*ty|_.:,i i. Bl "/ UM Bog-tafe L**Jff'
Sjjautt^e on Women'* Woi_ loi thc Chi-ugo K.\/.lul
ttlell PACTKfflg OOMM TO BLOII- *I UMEMOCE.
I)bu paeflfal oflooa flooanal Io_bi
??Uie h-twaj ita-oo la UbmiMl The McCa-thvlK
*** bOm k iMlai a eoofaatii 0 ln that clty. and oaooog
I*. prwnii,, | . flflfl WHIiain <.-);:ien anl Jofefl
fHitb. Al tbecl m Of f!i* ' fliaoat_0 a bliao numbei
?t_i_?p:-., \:?---r->. Diil'.n and o'linen ;
??OOjItao. A laifO (r-.v.d of I'aMi-Mu-- had gOflfefl ed
? flflfl fltatloo, vi'h the evident l_aO0M-flO <'f _B00_-_Og
-B two MeCaHhTlM le_dci->. BTfeflO Uie lotter unived
*?ta* stafiot, the) acre greateB *"?' bo-M aud y--.N.
Au?*ly -fln bflUNM tlu two f?i-lioii? f.llowed. Many
a tbe p-_v !liu- werr- nui-t. __ ....
-t thc aouventioii Mr. Hillon was pre-.ei.ted witli
? --a,. . Uit?t eVicMd te-MBta. ln ..
,?_?*<_ be s. . . fuund thai th. majontv ?_?
9aaaU/rn w_- ?..,nist him Ik- would Instantly f-t.'i
"?apubiic Ofe, [,?i, ne add.d. lu^ oafoaaob repre;
*"*? --.-liv a small mlnontj ln Irolfl-O. BOd a MUI
gf*or oatoorfey ui kmerlia. M.. i>'_U1ea _id tbal
aJ-faeUitoa were allled witb tfee Havernipent, m d
jataed _. a Mt. ,lU<1,10ll,.-5 Hwt Rule bili were u
***__! tfe: r.io_ ac
tHKO\rNl_(s|iip Qf THE 1K1-H KIND IN PAMB.
DabHn. Om. -.. Tha IflflCJ-flflOJ?O swtloo of the
Irtaj Parli-uci.urv partg i_ve ?X _ed OO u__e declsive
**? V> secure -he irtafe funds al OOOOOOl 01 the hands
* ?> Ounroe, the 1 _s baiiker. JusOn M.Carthy and
_^?^r Healy hav> begun an acUoo against Mr.
lhu>'*e to d?-i_e tha owncr-hip of the fund and to
fwpa hlu, u, r^on U? m.iiey to ???*? *?'0 are en
**M to the posscJoo of lt.
-ALE OF 71IF. m ( IF.IE MM METAl'X.
hri- p piailt Mid foodwill of
m*m?l$eU! 4e* M<'?-?* ??"? mH i?l ?U<--0? ""U-> i0r
?W^ M-AYED AT bANTOa BY YEU-OW FEVKR
?^abon, Imc. 2.-A0rleea from rjantoa aay that.
**U|- to tbe pmalence af loUaw tovex at Uiat port,
120 ressels are detalned there. wattlng to dlscbarge
their earaoes. Some veasela are aalUng for other poris
5rt.il. ""*** W,th Wh,ch **B WPre tadfn ? inciT
CHIIJAN* EXMITY Tf) .HIS COUNIRY.
tiu: r.Ai.TiMor.r. t_t_HB_t and thf. ca?_ or
thf. B0V____| at the leoation.
_.nt!a_>. rhill. (iet. -_n.-TI.ere was some Indlc.t 0,1
two voaka agj j Htoaadl thc. 9*994 fceling wUefe was
nianlfested against Ameticans Ju-t after Rta closo of
Ihe'recent wnr ln Chlll wts l-eginni.ig to sub*?de; but
tbe fceling bns leen revlvcd within tiie la*t week.
F.irr ..inrc Uie arrival of tl.e last New-York nuiil*.
wltleh brought ndvices to fceptcmhei 20. thc new?p:ipcrs
of Nmtlago and Valparaiso liave been ptibli*htng
American ipress comments ln regard to ChilUin olfnlrs,
and pnrtlcularly artlcles reiaUng to Mliil*ter Kgan.
They have ulso contulned numerous edltorial refer
en?* to the Amertcnn (Government und to tl.e ac'iori*
of Minlster Egan and Admlral Brown A majorlty of
UM |. ....- here rontlnuc t.. rritirlsc nnd rondemn the
American ofllclnls. Among other thin**. they have
revtved tlie charges against Admlral Brown ln relatlon
to the vl*it of the flngship san l-ranclsco to Qutnteroa
nt the time of Uie landlng of tlie Congressionul troops
thcrc.
The most strifcing lllustratljn of the prcsent fceling
In Chlll towaid Amerlcans was affordtd ln ttie
reccnt aiUack by a mob upon sailors of
the tnlted Stnte* cruUcr Baltlmore, at Valparal-o
A full Investlgation of that aftalr has Just becn made
by a board of ofllcens appolnted by Captain Sehlev,
and Uie report of the Board wns placed M thc hi^nd-s
of Wlnister Egan a few days ago. ln order that tbe
matter might be piewnted to the Chlhnn Govem
ment. The uivestlgation proved that tbe attack wns
brutal and cownrdly in the cxtreme, and that it wa*
made merely because thc men were American*. There
i- adaa good reaxm to belleve tbat the affalr wa* p re
BBadttotad. Ml::!-ter E^in i?r?Ived t?i*tructlons from
Uie State Department ln resard to the affalr, a_td he
JTas pre_mied a full stntoment to the Chllian Govern?
ment. Ile has expre?scd thc great indignatlon of Uie
Department, and has demanded an immediate expla
uatiofi.
The number of refngees ln the American Legatlon
has be*-n considerably redueed slnce tbe first few days
aftor the war. but there are still f-irteen of them living
ln Mr. Egan's house. He. has offered them every lios
pltality within his power, but he l.a* been obl.ged V>
do ?o at the expen>e of his own comfort and that of
his family. Two weeks ago the Minlster of Foreign
Rela.ioijs sent a comtnuaicatloi. to Minlster Egan, in
which hc recognized thc right of nsylum, and acknowl
edped that thc refugees were ln the Legatlon leglti
mately. Ue added that under oidinary rlrcumstan'ccs
the (?ove. nn.etit would bc pleased to is .ie safc con
duct for tl.o refugees ln the American Irgation. as a
courte*y to the Cnlted States: but, as a reason fnr
not tahtng aaeh nrti-m. he rlted the decree. of the
.lunla of September 14, in Whtah lt wa* declarnl thal
tho eountry was again under the law and the Coii*ti
ttttion, and that per-oi.s BCeasod of offences under
tho rec'-ii' - Di. tiitorship" would be .mbmitted to the
aalab?_Md tribunal* for IriaL A _n* days afterward
the .lunta Ksuert o decree declaring that the eountry
wns ii >t \et under tli~ law- nnd the Constltutlon. Min?
lster Eean. ln his reply to thc Mlnister of Foreign
Rolations, alluded to Uie <!l?.crepancy between the de?
cree of KeptemlKT 14 nnd thia later decroe. and showod
the benrlng which It had upon his a_B_B for sufe con
duct for the rrfii-W*. A few days ago ho received a
letter from tbe Minister of Foreign RelaUons, rcfu.-lrit.
t>. loaao oaaa conduct, nnd docllning to di_<ii*. tbe
_...?]>?.tloiis whi.-h ha*l l).*"n advanced by Mr. Egan.
Tlie r-a-on* f >r thi- refu-:il are aol known. The
(lipiom.iti.- ooneBBondanee -till conttnoea, but at this
;lme the qaeaUou aeema far from *_?ttlement.
London, De*. 8.?*The Tlmes" to-day p.ints n dis
potcta from Baattago o.- ci.iii. which aaya thal dunng
Tli, h ..rinr belore Jndge l'..-;er. who i- invcfUgt.tHig
th?> nitatk ou tl.e *aii..r* fron. tlie Bnltin.ore l?ii mto
ber 16, ;i wltneaa from ihe Biilttmore'* crow uppeared
In court in aaeh a ***** ot Intoxicatlon that it Was
0000008*9 to r .iK'vc hln fonibly. -The Times's-' cor
?le.-.t n<l('.* tl.at th.* imident give* a-. idea of
tlie c nditio.i of the lialtimore'* niea who liad lllK-rtv
un the d:iv of Uie trouble ln Vulparalso. Captain
Sehley, tbe eoannwnder of tiie Baltlmore, apoiogtieu to
the court for the cond.tkin of tho wiu.ess.
FRANCE AND IHE VATICA..
A PKOPO-dTION TO maHJUtl? THE CONCORDAT
? ATT1TUDE OF TIIE POPE.
ttwk\ Dec. 2.?ln the Chambcr of Deputle. to-day,
M. Uubbard gave noUce of his intcntion to quesUon
Minlster Fallieres ln regard to the atUtude of the
Catholie Lishops, and to demand that the Government
ad\-ise the Vatkan of the termlnaUon of Uio Ooncordat
at the end of ihe year.
? Figaro" has b_vn fliied 500 francs for openlnf a
snbscripUon for tl? beneflt of Uie condemned Areh
btshop of Alx.
The "Sieclc" to-day says it undersUinds that the
Pop? will soop lssue a decla-Ulon dlsapprovlng of the
agitafiou which is being cai-ried on against tlie Gov?
ernment by tlie Prench Itlshops. The " Matln" suye
Uiat tlie retum of the Freneh Ambassador to the
Vauca.i dei^tid- upon ihe Popca dlsavowal of the coo
duet of the Freneh Bishop*.
The ouarrel between the Freneh Government and
the Mahopa has reached a stage at which only one
aiithortty <:m put an end to it; that authoiity is the
Pope. Thc coercive r..ea*u.e* which it ls said tbe
Pari* Cabinet BBBf **? -My ta.ko are impracticable in
0 (-tholi. ceCntry, thc (iovcrnment of which, too, is
-trondy ccntialired. To tcrmrtiiite the Concordat
woiild iiniouiit lo deprivmg tbe Pari- Mlnistiy of its
, ...itr..| over the Hoinali Catbo'.ic _|_a_*__a. whom It
((.ii-id.-r* a- .state funrtionarie*. siine lt pays tli-m a
regular salary. And It is for this rea .m tbat an
ordei wa- i--ned forbidding thc Bis4iops to leave their
re*pective dtfrrtfl without permls*n>n. lt i- true
tl.at the (atbolic Btiaata pr-tend Uiat thc annual
gtfM them must be considcred not as a -alary,
l,ut only a- a partial indemuity for the IniinensM
pi-opcrties of the Cliuri h, wtil.i. were snatched from
them bv the Br. Revolution. But the policy Ol the
Fieneh ..nvcrnni.-ni, even dining tbe ClerUal Moiiar.il
|8B of L"in- KV111 ?nd Charle* X, w;w to hold Ihe
Concordat sigued between Na].oleon 1 and Plus VII,
as bindiiig thc dergy to obedience toward thc >t;ite,
tUtwfh teartag lo lha g-iarta full religiou* beadaan
n i- tbercdon to tha latoaast of the Franeh G_r*ar?
ment to aaa-atolo tha Ooaoordat and le send agjala to
tlie Vatlcan u- auiba-*ador. who is now on a vacatlon
10 I-ri-, a* ??ou a* LOO XlH shall have eaaagtiaad tbe
Hotonl eooitoi 11 h alao to tue laaaraal oi the Hoiy
.. i d le tocraaae tha ataaagth, aiready so gn-at, o_
tha lrreligon- Fi-mh RoikOlO, wjio mlght iBBCa the
(.jvcrnn.ci.i to ***. **** 99**Mt ****9t* U*9 it i*
WllUng to talie Ju*t now. The Pope, I*. fortunal.-lx. ol
? luUder *i?posiU(.u than wa* bi* predecessor, Plu* IX,
wbo WM* lo F.i.iperor William 1. at the time of 1 !.
Kuitu.uampf dhreetod ogatoat fl.e Qaraaan (Mholtoa:
?? Wa are a- nnit'- doga : we flgli! for Uie l.oi-d, an.l BBB
wtll die, 11 nece--an, lor the faith of ou: fati.er-r L_.
XIII wa- .ati-t.ed. ln hi* letu-r* of prot-*t again . the
J?rsecutlon. to sO' that he " regrettcd tl.o easaattoa of
the B?BMhaa lahafloaa arhtoh bad exi*ted ******* be
tween masta and tl.e ii..iy see." He osyoeoaod tha
,gme aaaHaaaBta to Oeraaoa pU?t*__ ha*. ***_*__
he wa* .aii-ving ou dlploma-lc ae*nttaUoi_*-aod Ue
Kult.irkan.pt' .-..,. BKHW. T__B KOM WlU folL.w 11
_____ p-.ii.v ln regard to tho |_?_onltronWe, and 1th
t.robAl le that. a* rcpor.ed ln .e.x-nt dtspoteh* . he ba*
. .len-d tl.e K.rn.1, b.sle.p* not lo prcwat Baetowlj
again-t the meaaurefl uken b> Uw -Vench.Oown
_ent, ao long ?~ theao m-a-ure* do not Interten wlth
their'purely ecclesiactlcal dut..--.
w
AN ALLIO-U) hPEKl H BT THE __-__-.
Berlln De.. '-'? The ?? Fieisiiinlpc Zeltung" a-ert*
tl.at Kt... -ror William'.s -]--.- li. made 0 week agjh, M
the otca-ion of tlie adnilnMimllon of U.e OOdh of
SogteMO to la-aHi of U.e Oeavid, really contalu.- tha
1 '"? T:?-ruits. you have. before prle_t and nltar, BWOn
? fealty to iue. Von are loo young to ...,de.--._w..! tl.e
itrlle..,-?i.,_o. ,l,e wo-ls ... whi.l. you bave-??"
! bot ba dlHgeal la toBoarlH Ua toatoa__H_a whtah w.ii
Z glveo vou. Vou ha*. n,y . Hdttra*. awaaa aiiegii.n.e.
Thut .aaaa Had p* ?** gr*aa fa8_*_a_taaala **, hadj
and aaai. Yoa lar*a only one ei.cmy. that to ms
?"'___>__ ffi?8?Sa S'w-u' -"tlve;"
\l_ Sifl.e-T'eve?-?_in? l^..t_^and JZ *** ****
without a murmur." _
PKKMIKR HJ__8C_M PUT80 rc ABBmWBL
fSrtr- i),-,. ?_'..|'.en.ic- BtorU*. gave e'dcn.e
r****,* Uie proiiminary \***9 ***_[*__**_*_
*,,,...-. Whlte B_to Wheia... of M..nt_-I. *** ***9
tLied b.m ... aatlag hl had _<cePted toBgr -um* of
ni^from pub... W*******. **** *+*_* ~
exam natlon 11 __? hwl not. o? certain s^ifled d ,
nootaS from (ontractor Wlie'an c?rt_l.. to*t? apad
MWUb, bta ***__ in every such ca*c, obje.ied.
nnd the Kaeatar de< lined to anawer.
pm a new _w_wnniM *J__\__[
Lnndou. Dec. 2.-Tbe in.?8_ml dinner t* the ***>
nlne Exchai.ge was given thls evening. W- *? "ul
,? U.e Allan Une. presldlng. There were MPM
J2L ...n-dlng .,,.,*'nU?i..* ?f *****"_:
Z___ laaa, ***** tn*?v***~ ?_* f1.
____W_Bad and maawaa *** -nd <a.HT *M**9m
__***T A ,?olnU.n wa. tnanimoualy adtagded. de
5SJi deairabta, In tbe li.tere.t* of ********
U^anit, af London, tbat a a-HHf *******__
^wlUi eetabUahed. *? ~ ?gj^ ?.
beaith ?t *** Wnaen. tba rnaoa -* waaw *-??
Presldent of the t'nlted States. In proposlng the
toa*t to the Presldent thc chalrman said: "The Pred
dent of the rnltnd States rulcs over a powerful and
'-.e-g.-tic pci.pl-over mor- EngUsh .peaklng people
than are rnled over bT Queen Vlctorla. Wc have all
received fr.m the Cnlted States and from Americnn
OflflMB-0 every attention to our lnterr-ds. We nm?f
love our dear eou-ins across the waler, and should
-tanU shouller to shoulder and whip BfOOQ-O*" j_M
iiite*itlon at llr*t. wns to furm a Norih Atlwitlc Shlp
plng Exrhaiige: but, a-* iippll.ntlotis for m.-mt.ersldp
.-am.- fi-iMii a'.l .piarters of tiie gtflba, it waa OaeMO- to
maUe ihe ?lirmr comptehensive enough Ifl flflOat th*
wholo world.
C0UN1_;? lITITflTfl, r.R()>>r-\AMrVKD.
?R C1IAI_L_S RUSSELL'S irEBCTI-THl- EARL,
TIIREATI-XE-) BY A MOB.
London. Dec. '_.?Thc public Intercst tn tbe sult of
Coujite--- Russel! against her husband. Earl flflOO0001.
for h Ju'li. :.il separatlon was a_0~0 again t-i-day by
the crowdnd eondltlon of the c.Mirtroom of the
Dlvorce Dlvision of Her MaJestT* Hlgh Court of .lu-,
tice. ln which the case ls Ixlng trb-d. Mr Charles
Kusscll took up his cross-e-amination at the point
where lt wn? brokeii off v?st<rdav bv the adjournment
of the court. The wttnes* persl-t-d in the .tatements
she made yesterday reg?rding Uoberts. The Cotuitess
admitted that she had received a letter from tlic
Earl's solicitors. advlsing her to borrow _1.5O0froni
an Insiiranrc comtmny for Uio purpose of paylng her
dn-bt-. .She teatified also that her physlclan told her
that she was sufferlng much from worry. and that
she would be better If she scparatcd from the Earl
for awhllc. It was then agreed that ofefl and the
Earl should part for at least three months. and then
she would see Iiow her husband would trcat h<>r.
During this perlod she went to stay wtth
relatlvea of Uie Earl at P.-mbroke Lodge.
I'pon the re examtnaUon by .Slr Edward Clarke. Uie
Soltcltor General, Countess Rtissell testltied that all the
monevs her husband liail advanced to pa#- h?r dents had
been repald to him. Durlng hcr married life she had
been constanUy remlnded of her debts by Uie Earl.
TUi* ended the examtnaUon of Uie Countess.
The next witness called on behnlf of the petlUoner
was Dr. Godsou, the family physlclan of Lady Scott.
He had never seen any indirutlon of hysteria on fhe
part of Uie Countess.
?l Charles Russell tlien presented the case for Earl
BaaofllL slr Charies ln subs-tatire ?M tiiat he Wflfl?I
1'iuiit himself to the bread i.-sue of Uu> <a->e. mi far OO
the separatlon of Countess and Earl Rtissell was con
rerned, all that he would say wa? that a woman wa.
at llberty to leave her husband when she liked. The
soie object of thc present suit waa to force the pay
ment of alimony by the Earl. Slr Cbarle*. then pro
ceeded to rebut the charge, of cruelty. He asked the
Jury nd to be carrled away hy a dever und engaglng
woman teillng them ? story that wus untrue ln all Its
essentlal detalls. At thls point the court adjoumed.
A mob burrc-inded the l~w- Courts at the rlose of
to-day's proc.-eding-. .-itul as tfefl Earl went out he was
hootcd at and attempts wer<- made to strlkc him.
The police ende.nvot-id to protflOt him, but the crowd
aa_?uowflfg them and :_e Earl Wflfl ol.liged 10 -'"-ii
refuge in tiie Teniple. Heing still followed. ln.vv.-w-r.
la? Jumped into a cab and siicretdeil in gOtttBg away,
amid the Jccrs and lii?ses of thc BOOfe.
DOM PEDRO SERIOFSXV ILL.
Parl=, Dec. ?_.?The condltion of Dom Pedro. ex-Em
peror of Rrazll. is BflMOlag the grave-t fear_ He was
attocked by a (hill yesterday and 1::.- flflOO?HOflg t" g"?w
wor-e. The_>-hill is compli.ated Wttfe diuiiete-. The
Countess d'Eu, Dom Pedro's duugliter, I- O-OflOflOUj at
the bedside of her father. Dr. Charrot and Dr.
lloacliard, the ex Emperor's attendlng pfeyobfiflfla, havo
called Dr. Mattamalu m lo con-ult wlth feVflO. They
expr^s mucli 0000-00000 regnrdmg thdr pa'ient's Oflflr
dition. _
THE RETURXS HAD BEEN DOCTOEED.
SUIT.R.NTHYDF.XT FOUBE*, OF THE MtTP.OPOLI
TAN ZEU-HUl- O.Mi-ANY", CNDF.K A-BZOT.
Charles S. Forbes. of No. 4>(J st. Nirholas-ave.. wa-,
held in ai.ooo liiiil hfl. Juhtl.-e I>Ivvci. in th. Tombs
Police Court. yesterday mornins. for examlnation.
He ~as supeiinteiident of thc pay sUUons of the
Metropolitan Tehgroph and TelcplHine Company. and
he ls clmraed wtth alU-rlng the returns sent ln bv
OpeTators iu flOflfe a manti1 r a- to 000000 Ifl MO t'uian
clal beneflt. His mcth.*l sa> a- foUow: In the
various hotelh and other public place- iu the clty are
placed telephones for thc u-e of thc public. a certain
tarlff for messages being cliarged. The telephone
speclfled lu the complaint ls Iflflflflfli in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. A young woman has charge of lt. Thls operator
has printed bUnka on which she make* dally return*.
These returns are entered In lead pencll. Earh night
a messerrgor eollex ts these reports nnd tlie money taken
In durlng the day and tums both ln to the snpenn
tendent at the Cortlnndt-st. offlce. I'p Ofl yesterday
thls eitperintendent was Mr. Forbes. Eaeh hotel ls
ullowed certain franking -rlvlleges. These are u^ed at
the dlscretlon of tlie manager. All franhed message>
are indicated ln thc rotiuns by Ihfl word - House.-'
Then. too, pa^ses an- ls?;ied to certain Indlviduals, en
UtUng the holders to use any pay telephone without
paylng. All such OOOOOflgflfl are l;-dliated on the re?
turns by the word "1_M." It OOM tfefl c\i-t.-nce of
these franking and pa^s privileflflfl wlm h made lt possl
ble for one to rnanlpulatc the dally IfltOIOO.
This Mr. Forlais ls alleged to liave done. On^re
celving th. return^ from tfefl flOBfletw, he i, cluirged
wlth eraslng the akaigao written after tfefl ciitry of
certain mes.iges and snbstitntl-g therefor the word
u___aBBa "r ?<___?" thu- invalldat!ug tb-- eatiy as MO
It-m of r?*_ The iiiiioinit Of caaB >pecifle<l in the
aitered entrlei eooM thao be tofeea from tbe dav.-, eai
lecUons. (?ne of tbfl refOtta >aid to have bOOO thu-.
alterod wm sut.mitted ln erMeace. I't.e uaaaraa bad
bcen bungllnglv mad.- aod sbowod parpabry.
Mr. .tubes wa* hehl for examlnatioD.
READY FOR THL EVENStLEBFEST.
EVERVTHLNG TOINTi TO A B_CC__| TO -_-_R bT
TUi. HUBIO _AI_U
Tho Kuen-tlerfe-t. wfeaofe _feao pOMfl in tli" Carnegie
Mu-1' Hall tfell eviiing, O0O00?M BO bfl BBfl of the
0_Btaroo Of the OOOMdh. lOf more th..n a month
pujpoioltnoil have been BOOfl-Og 00 a lnrge OflOOl (or
this latooflflttog aotflrlfllfl-oowt, Tfefl ?? Ku o-Ue-O-flbe"
iu lierlln, Muiiu:li und Dtfeflfl OMflBJi <BBflfl flOOfl 1 OOg
bcen B-BOOO, aint H Ifl flflHflOfll by the managers that
tiie one thls fl-flfl_ag vvill compnre favmahly with any
ever glven. The flBBOOtelnmcnt v. .11 e h -;it essentially
,,f ? MflMfl of Iivlng plrtui-e- arrauged by leuding art
MM of the clty and of OOOtfl-M 100000 of ditTeretit
l^ri.ids. Between tlu? picturcs .-md goOMOO then- will
i - rartoaa M-TOlasa, afeoao ootona ooo oo?f be learned
tfetfl evenlng. The Lhderkiun/. efeoroo vvill sing
u OB?Ofeflf >f flOOMJO, "and the:c vvill be fl
loan e.xlilbiiion of flfeflflOfl paiiBttap ln tfe_ f-rer.
PflwaiO Mflflaa, C V- lu:iu-r and Louls Wind
nuielle:- BotofcOi bflOOgOOg tlie collectu-n of 106 pic'ures
raotflOfl-l ..Iteiiioon. Thc object of the le-tivc! I- a
worthy one. The proeeed-. are Ifl go laaaN poflag .i
ii,.i,t lacacaog by Ifea i-ttato ol Um Ooaoiaotal Oelo
boaHflOi und vvhalcver I-. lflfl towarJ crectln.' a UOfltfefl
0-00-0000 in llii- (">? Among Ihfl flflOflflfl Intere-t'd
ii, tlie enteitalimieiit nre Andrew (ani.-g..-. Willlaii,
atfl-Taoo/i Edmuml C. Munton. Otorri- BCBO, Fr.itik Van
flOt >tiii-OB, Wall r Dnmin I b, M-O. K. <? Ander-m.
Mi-. I>aniel liuttcrneld, Mr-. II. 11. BflgflflflB, Mr.
juiiu- <;.nm. Ura i baaaaflg M. Peyaar, >ir-. Wuitor
Doaaoooefe, b-oo. 4o m WmmmOm, Mr-. _kiw-oO Moooa,
.\|i-. U. 11. .\_.iiol% MflO, HflC-OOa < srlil.ii.-, Mr0,
wiiiuin OtfliBoaj. Mra C. i -oaoMfor, Um Bobeo.
laoocooll, Moo. Dflca Hoaa?o fl-O-fe, Mra. Jaiaa .-seiu
man, MfO. f. vou Dfloaqtfe, Mr-. J. Mofli OTrlght,
Mr-. Willurd I' W.nd and Mrs. Candace Wheoicr.
PJOOOO flOal Bl I fe flBO* Bfl obtali.cd flf Mfea Mhurr, No.
175 West lifty-eighth -t.; Hl- W. !'? Kinmcut. No.
4-_ West Thirty sevciitlW.; Mrs. T. Hellman, No. _00
We-t Fonv fi.uiih-st. : Mr-. LO.MBI- OTflOOr, Ba. -'.
w -i Forti -iMh -t.: Mr-. CMorje H_ven Putaam, N
_4_ We-i Hevent] Bftb-at : \vnii?a stciuway, No. 1?
r-i-t Imiiteeiiti,-i.. Mlenard Kut?enmov?r. S*o. r.;
Uberty -'? Ferdlnand taott, No. 11- w>-t Hft* ntnta
-i , Loata B'lo-M-Uer, Ba -u _>a_Oe-_t, nad ii. t.ii ,
HJO. -'? Nu--au st. uud No. 13'i Ea-t -_-tM_b -t.
z-g___yzr? to nacfi ebw pastom.
im- mmmtt ?t Obo PloM PomOo__b?? Qmrtb, nt-b>
ave. aud iw.-lfUi-t , was w-ll Rltad la-t fl?OBlOg, ? Ifea
nr*t eenrtaa oaaoaaOad ?>>? th-- am paaOar, BM Bar. Br.
iiowjri iiuitteia. iiioBOtp <rf the OTeflOMOaatai PiMbftarlao
;hur.!i. of KMM-Mi Th- I -!??.I -MB-flO U. Dr.
Iiulli-W v?a* hc.rty. lle b-fian hi* adlr.-s bv -vuiK
lOM ii ti"- i?ai-b imiked M bba Ba taMtaaabim, ta taafeaI
t? u- churv-a ke aamaoalaaalp. Tbaf h?d *_?n.-d rnrnt
i|H>u a ?or? which w*? al ou--- onerou* and g-OMaa.
Ihe tlirec OabflBVflflOfl hc VM-iili BUe thrn. wowid ta
-OrgaDl-e." "_iertfUe." *nd ? _pOfOM____." Th*
.lrt.r-.t. c bet?<-eu a MOOBBM *u- a BBM 1**' M_? M
gtmuttt orr_iii-?toii- Aud Maa-aaa?i aaafloOaad.tta
HBBBMOlO ?t imwer. A handful nf laigli'hmrn h.-ld the
?feflM Of lOOOO simply Uirough *uj^rtor di?.i|illii-- TMo
teat FrlBcetao al foottrall throuflk *u??erlor or?-aniiatiaii
,? oiay. EaergUIng wa* nec*a_ary t* fll^e afl?t u> _?
omanl-Wf. torn In a nnimmy. hanfl wauld ylckl no
hre^l ??-.?" Ofl tho Khelf would fi.rat*. im> ^*n'? ??^n
Mriital work l.npll-.l a dmli. u|khi Uie aervou* fnr
?ine BflOBflO 'o,,h ?' niu-ciilar j~>?er ?a? a draft uawa
of *--. *"d '...rfixlug M BbBOflO OaMQflMfl MMMfll
MM
for
.astrittce lor th- g-"? of the whol,- ine ?plrlt?al
.-,? of Me -*?P" *"* "?? UW: ?>?*0-!n? Mfluaacea
_-. be MNiflkt. i'ne maeaun: of * _i_th'? p_w?r OOO n*?
M-OMMB-f ^ BM 10000. not ra*p~*Wlitr ia _.
SI out .firiiuaaty la Ue kaaru af ttl _~-b?a
CRiSP STILL IN THK LEAD.
A MILLs SCHIME 6KI AFI/IAT TOO SOON.
STOME.S OF DESFRTIO*. FROM ..RINOER DIS
UOIMB?8 am) di_:rei>ited.
[BT IBMBtfl TO T1IK TKIBOa.1
Washlngton. Dec. -J.?It ls ..II C.-i-p again-t *M
fleld, aud whether thc (ieorglan will win will de
pond iipori hl* ut.ility t_ defeat a;iy (omblnation which
mav be f aaal ugali.st him between thi* time and
saumlay monin.g. Ile unduubtedly leads all the
oUier candidat- . ai this ttme. a- ho did twentv-fo.ir
hours a?o. Tlie pttrn-ans of Colonel Mllls _ill pro
t*** ln puhlir that li* Is ln Uie leud. but their pri?
vatc adm.--.ons and ?? inslde fipure." do not tmpport
the paMa claim, whfle the efforts ln which .>me of
them have been aetivelv cgngcd slnrc Monday, to
effect a dlvtrsloa In iheir favor umong Uie Springer
men Fn tue Northwe., urc suf__a_ cvtdenee Ihat it
cannot be mali tained. lt has l?een plaiu to every
eareful und impartiul ob-trver. especlally during tho
la-t Uiirt> six- hour-, tlu.t Colonel Mlll*'* hope <A 9*
ce-? depend* upo.i the breakii.g of the ^p:inger line*,
Uie co-opemton of MrMillin and his litUe hand of fol
lowcrs, and probably, i.l*o up-m ihe withdrawal <>f
Mr. llatch. The Madltoaj wiihdr.iwal of Mr. T.y
num ha* belp-.d >prlngt-r as mtn h as lt dld Mlll*. and
th?_ i*.*ult- of the e.forts ad Ur. .lohnson. ln <>tn<>:
Mr Mutchler. ln Pennsylvanla; Mes;r_ Shearman,
War.ier and others in N? * York. ?._. of Senator Mc
Plierson in Netv-Jer-cy, liiive becn less soccssful than
It was hoped an.l expected Ihat U.ey would be.
Karly this mornlng wt.i.pers cmanated from the
MlUa camp which, lf tnitbful, boded Ul to the 8__B___?19
ot the Sangamon sUitc>man. The attack upon (ri-p
on the ground tlmt he Is friendly to the Interest* of
the Parlflc Rallroad companics, wldch was expected to
cause a stampedo in hl.* (i.u.p. seemed to produce little
or no effect, except to exclte Uie re*'-ntment of his
purtlsans. The atten.pt of some of Colonel MIUs's In
Judlclot.s friends to make it npjiear that the I^ulsiana
Lottery Company is talimg ii hand ln Uie Spe&kershlp
conte-t again _ the Texar. aLso turnei out to be a lam
eutable fallure. lt seemed nec<-s*_rr to vorac of his
garitaaaa. tl.crefore, to brooch thc sclicme wblch has
Ik-pii rlpenlng for srfmc days in thc secrct couneils ?f the
Mllls men : it had become apparent to them that some
tblng must tie done at once to revlvc. tbe drooplng
aplrits of his weaker supporfrs and al-o to counteract
the obvloti* gi.lns of Springer, whose growlng strength
was a serloos blow to thc prospects of thc Bega Bl
Cor.-icana.
Accordlngly, a story wa? st.irted on its travels to
the effect that flvc of the Illinols men and all. or
nearly all, of thc Iown men would declaro for Mllls
and vote for him on the flr-t ballot. From this
breok two res.tlt* were hoped for in 'favor of the
Tc.vi- candidate; lir-t, to itnp.ilr the cnf.det.ee of the
Spilnger men in Wi-c.,n-ln. Ml.iugan nnd other Btntoa
ln the piOBBOOta of their cinilidnte J second, to '.u ?-"I
In persuj.dltig the Springer men, *fUC t * H 'I
l- ('ri-p, ia ahaad i.y t..< IHbaeta man iit haat tor mn
8* tWO baih.l-. ilie Iliinol* I.ertio.rat - wbo, it wa;
wl.spcred. would iie-ert springer nnd ciiroll th< .ii-'-K ??
iiraler the Mill- banner t'.day. were M.-sr*. F..r..ian,
nuiinn. Laa. a_*a and HanliMij; u_ first four ai
theea men are -anl t I t_* under the lnttiei.ee of Colonel
Morrl-on. who will BBgja. 00 ..pportunitv |0 - -tv.
i.i* friend, colonel Mni*. Mr. Waabaiij I andar tood
to be an OrfgtOOl Mills 9*9, Wh088 -uppor' of Mr.
springer i.a- beao) generaOy regarded ;.- merciv p.-r
fnneton and toaapemry. Tha anppert <>f c.e lowa
n.en. it was -aid. had l.'-'ii obtalnad IhlOagl .overnor
Baaaa .md ethae DaaaoanaHe leaders ta that >t:ue. who
hare aaajai thal "tartfl ratoaaa" i* lha great, ?_a*.
ahadowtng. poaooaoaal Doanoeiadc i--?>.<-. aad ti.nt
Colonel M111 - la Ita obleol and m.st httthtal e_rponent
and advoeata. Baaa al Dotond *KB*** pardaana aa
serted that tha "Baal" ***** be etoeed and th" rataa
delivered tofore -un-e< to-day, nnfl that the i._nM_it.>
nr-ult woukl be to UCIVJUBJ bis *trenrtii by at
|.-..-t Fhirty v< tcs and so great an ncces*ion, th .
..rcu. .. would attract enou_i of the wnvering, 'M.
cniniltiur in.-n ... 1. - .......?.rt to earry him out of
danger. A* nearly a* coukl be __*eertalned. lt ?a
hopM bv Mr. H.iv.-, Bl 1*99, who had charge of the
trmtiT, fliat th? " dejiP would tnclude the dellvcry to
Mill* of etS spnnger votes from lowa, 8*8 from
na.ioi*. scven from Wisconsln, four from Ml< hican,
the fr.m liidiann. |W0 tmg Minne-ota, one from
Hoedaaa and i_-*ibly two from .?hi... Thi- would
leave Springer wllh not more than a doien votes, all
of wblch. it was belkjvod, would soon denert his colors
and g) oier t.< MIIK.
At Mr. Sprtnger's headquarters the possibllity of
roch n de-vertlon as the Mills pa_i*an? e*serted, or any
de-ertion whatever, was disml'sed as absurd. To a
Tribnne eon?OfOQdeod Adlal E. Steven*on said: '-This
ls the fir_t Ijitiniiitoii that I have received wh'ch w.mld
hoflfl _i riuu nny of Mr. >pringer's friends ln IlUn..i
i,r atoowfcara ar. a* ortB bo, dtatayal to him, or thnt
pMOJf will not. heaitily and loyally support him; and. of
cour-c, 1 do not l?ileve Uiat lt 1* true. '
Mr. r-pringer blunelf (Je.nled tlie story with grcal
emplKi-ls and apparont -nnci tv, and decUired tha;
bi* aiPPa*aatB are a* lopal to him a* Mill-'* are t.
the Texan. Another friend of Mr. r-pringer M-d
?? The story is new, but the game U H- _M Ba pohtif's.
it win not aaeoee. an.l i aa avpalaad that Miii
shouid have pualtled tiie ___fen_li aaaaWtoa of his
..uivu-s io hOOBOBO kn.wn three days before the cauciis.
it wiii hurt hi- proapeet* a gu>d Bahl more |0 fall t)
get ten rotea Bwag baa spnugcr to-day, now that the
-ci.ei.K' baa heea bruii. ., bhaa it wonid iiave Bone 11
have failed b> g*t one vote away from him t_f <re thi*
report wa- --l afloat j it ha* not only rsised U.e ex
jm-. ...tion* of his follouer* and di*clo_ed his OWB sensa
nf waohneaa aad aeaparaltow, bnl i. haa put Mr.
Bpriagar and all tbe other candidaf* on their
guard. Tha BBhaOM should bMO b*9* kept B B8B ri
until Saturday ...oniiug, when lt might po-s:bly l.av..
anccooded. n..t thia la by no Baaaaa thc fir*t blundcr
ut tha M.ii- sanvaas."
At the Crl-p UadqaaHera it wa* .lisrovered Uite last
nlght that an ettaaag. WOMld probably be nmdo to
curry out tha propoaod aehaaaa todny, aad paafa
i-atioii* were at on. ?? BBBde to tliwari it. * ***** t*
judge cri-p thia altemooo a_U tonMbne oormepoad
ent: "(inr mea-ui*-- t" BheohO?ll the p*p*99t move
of tl.e Miii- ni-n have i.-ii parfladly aaaaaaattf, aaal
We ure J.relKl.'d t-> do BO whene.ver lt i* *****> N"'
it i.a- not aaaa a ampata* la aa. f?r am have had g?od
ren* ii to haWin for -' veral *9M* P**t Uiat thc .Mill
.arniu.ik'n WM in a .:iti.:il I ??nditlon. and WhOe *u.-b
8 niove at IWfl -tar- v o.ld. preinatnr.- and dan
(HOW to Waa, all i-alU -I tlmt deipemt*" <li-a-- rv
qiilr.- a r?sort to de-p. rate remedles, nnd we felt that
lt mlght lie made ai :in\ time. All we ji-k-d wa* au
hoiii's notice and \>-- rooalvod aaaaa iaaa than thal
Th-re ha- b"n BO -i-'" <>f wn??*_ng at anv ga_l la
our u...-. aadl -in.- toel afcgad wa hav.- aaaa gratlBcd
bv d.r_. ?aaoiBiiiiiB ot anpaari f"-""! aaan for whaei
\..t.-s wo had bad*** onrj i..>i>_t. Judg- Ortag.'a
paueptfla :.t thl* Booa ac- ni.re satl-itactorj a'd
aaawtatog (haa ut anv pao?toaa tin.e. i ****** ***
Mill-'- Iriend* have ili. o\.-..d thal it is for hl- Inl'-r-i
to hnve Mr. ______ roaata la tha Beld, and uiat
tt .v are now urgiug him f do -... lf ha -hould re
Or. moro than on- half of his friends would at once
aappeet Judge Crl*p, and I tlnnk Colonel Mills knows
lt."
Mr. M. Millin and hi* frlends were appur.-ntly un
dl-iiiibed by the report of a co.nblnuUon between tli?
Mill- force- and B pari of springer'-. and they *toutly
lenl -1 tl.at Mr. Hl Millin entertaln* t ?? i.l.-a of with
drawing from the ra.e. Mr. llath and hl* frlends
stunllly refu*? lo Bsten to any sugp-sion whlth means
in* wiibdiawi.i tn* lha iaaa. Oa Ihla *ubje?-t Mr.
llatch todny remarked. ln a calm and bu-inens-Uke.
but detldedly emphaij., tone: " If I ?a, ubsolutely
leiiain thut a coinbinailin -' defeat any OM oi a" "I
Uie oahOf known c,.ndldHt_. was contemplaied. I would
never difa.n of BMB a thing. and If any man -hould
aoaaa to bm wllh a proposttion ?f Had * ** i ******
order li... out <>r the aaaaa." Men who know Mr.
lt.it. h be-t are Uie men who n.e mo*t in< lined fj be
lleve Ihat he would do OinoUg as he t*t ??
There have been -cvcnil ..nferences among memb-rs
,,f gaata delegutlon- MBBB iu 1909* M tha mlnor
afjaaa aaal -.ther- a- t.. how thaj suaii di-tribute their
vote* ao tha lgiBlrr.tr |( '? ******__ UlM the
low.* ni.-n. ;._??>? ln*aaaltj aad wlaninli Bactartna m
favor of -i.-J.-r. ? *9 I] Bt-BB-dd to tl.e lnd^rs'-inent
? Btrtas, tha Iraa aaa] ol whtah i.?s i^n pia.-ed ta the
,n-c_1\ ui the gogjB of Cor..niia, who mav d.aw il t<.
blinll vhoMve* h* ihaaaaa. tfca lad ****"* "'
Kp.n.ger bv the iiiii." I* datagnllaa wHs equaiiy *****
u..d aolaann, bm r-v, ... tha tmr.a -aaaahaea are
11nder*t..._l lo 999* WOlad f '?" >prli>Ker with Uie
-t onge*: kind of B mental r-?rrvati..ii In favor of
Will*. Perhap- It ??? a knoaledge or ?u*pl(ion of
ti,?.- thu.g- whtah BBBde th? gnagjBBBBB aaanaBaaaa ap
|*ar a *lu.<!e l?** . hrerful aud debona.r thl- afteniixin
tha.. i* hi- vaaaV
.l.idre cn-p'- iriend- **** that the *ttach.s upon
him by -.ii..- of the partl _ns of Oolonel Mlll*. on the
?rotmd that be ai.d hl- siipporters are less devoted U>
Z_%n_ refonn" iIniii the BOP of _R8_d_M *\ haie
reacted _B the i.eoiglan . fa^ or iu Uie West uud South,
aa well a- m tbe Bo*th snd laat. Cokmel llerbert. of
Alabama. ??ld li-t he wa* lor Judge Ortop, slmply b.v
mn*, he reaarderi htm a. better |tu_ far the speaker'a
chalr than any of Uie i-ther canAdatea. ? lli* a false
__.ua.- said Mr. ll?-ert. "for Mr. Mlll* anl bt. ******
to _n*_* out tbat all ot tbe aenUewan who aie aapport.
in*; Mr. Crl*p are protection Deroocrata. It ls n<* a
question of lilgh or low tarlff, or tlerelanO or antl
(i-v.-iand. lt is a plaln propo IHon which of tbe two
men has better <|ualiflcatl.*is.''
The friends of Mr. Mllls who set aOoat the story
about the Intrrferenro bf Jav Oould In tha contest
u?ilnst the Texaa candidnte aud in favor of Judge
CrHp have sUrred up a llvely homets' nest, OOflflfl
>ome of them now wlsb they had not dlsturbed. Mr.
Hutch. in wfeOOO lntere-4 Mr. Cochran rame to Mflflh
ingtoti. strtmps the story ?* a ucampi?gn lle of tho
baaeat nnd most ba-ele*- sort.'' He said : - Mr. Cocb
r.in hns bcen an Intlmate pei-onal friend of mlne for
more tlmn twenty years. More than two weeks ago
1 met him in St LouU. and he then volunteered to as
slst me iu thls Hpeakership i ampniiru. Knowlng how
popular ho wns. and seelng the udvantage whlcU must
neccssnrily follow from his cxtcnslve aco.ualn_nce,
.--I--. i ilh- wlth ?????_ niembers. I eordlnlly Invlted
hlni to be of our paity. Mr. Cochran ls not here as
the representatlve 0f any corporation; he ls here as
my friend and supporter.''
Mr. Cochran himself denled the story in these
word-: -This story clrculated bv some of Mr. Mills's
friends Is absolutely faise. aud is an outragcou* stan
der upon Mr. Hat,ch and mv>elf. I have 00 ln
terest or aseociaUon with the 1'nlon Paclflc.
1 am aolhlBa QOBBJfll of Uic Mlsaourl Paclflc, a road
which lia- no leglslatlon jiendlng or expected. and not
lotareoted lp legi-lnUou ln any way. It ls jvot a land
gruut read. Mv belng ln Washlngton and interested
in the ?peakersrilp light oaOMfl mcrely from my wann
friendshlp for Mr. Hateh."
At a late hour to-nlght thc declaraUon of the de
,,'r.^r- from the Sprlnger .-atnp hnd not been publlshed,
but it wa* a^serted bv MOM of Colonel Mllls'* parU?i*
tbat H would be |s?ued after mldnleht. Tlieir face*
wuie an air of expectaiu-y aud cheerfulness. Mr.
Sprlnger's friend* conttniied to deny tiiat there would
be nuv defei _oii. and tliey a-sertcd that he liad made
e_ns to dav at the expe_i?e of Mills. If any of Mr.
-prlnger's follower* desert him now tt will be at a time
when. ln his opinlon at least. his prospeets are brtjrhter
than they have ever been. He OflOMOflfl that he will
not wlthdraw from the race. even lf a part of his
Illlnol- foUoaara and ail of the lowa men shall de*ert
bim. If thev chome t? defeat the best prospect Uiat
the West has ever hud of elertlng a We-tern man
-l>eaker, thev must shoulder the entlre re*p<in*lblllty
without anv help from him. It wns aaserted by nr-n
who have been wntching the nerformance* of the Mllls
men In the Illln.K and lowa delegattons that
the break from Springer to the Texas can?
didnte will include the s|x lowa DemocrnU and
probablv seven of the IllinoU men-Flthlan. Forman.
Wuie, Wlliiam-.. Lane, BflflOt and Jfewberry. "udge
Wik.- wAi enrlv in the evenlng. rmwever, tluit he and
evei-v other Illlnois Democrnt would ?tnnd bv riprlnger
as long as he abO-M remulu lu Uie fleld. If is prob
able that if the break rimies. us expected. it will be
speedllv followed by declamtions On favor of Judge
Cri.p from u number of We-tern men wliose second
clioi.e he is. The contest has become extremely In
tei-c-tlng.
MR. REED THINK- IT WH.L BE MILLS.
Portlaml, M-.. De": _.-Ex-Spe?ker Reed wtth Mrs.
Reed will leave here for Washlngton on ThnrsdaT. ex
pectlng to arrive there on flflflOrOO0< Hfl expreese
tiimself ns flrmlv conv'inced that Mr. MilLs will bc
dio-e:i sp-.-aker M tlie ItOBOO.
_____S____ NE__J__W REPORT.
OPI P.ATIONS OF THF. TREAeT*RY FOIt TIIE l-M-U
YEAR IH'.'CRIBH).
Washlngton. Dec. 2.-E. II. Nebeker. TI OOO BIM of
UM Cnited states. has labMJIIoi his annual report ln
MgaoO to the operations and condition of the
IlUflJBIJ to *crrrtvy Fo-ter. The net ordlnarv
nlaoaaflO of the Oarwoaoeal for the flscal year were
g303,ei_,447, or glO.408.53o lew than those of Uie
year" before, Th- net ordlnary cxpendltures exclti
sive of th- aaaOBOCO paid In premlum on bonds pur
, ii.is.il. aotfl g-fe5.37S.--9, nn inrrease of ?.-,7.*W.llW.
Th.- flflipfell r-v.-nues vv.-re thus cut down from B106V
:;t I tOO 10 007,000,700. a_el la-st sum wa* applied U>
il,.. ,..,lin uou of UM pofelO OOfei The post.nl revenuea
amounted to #0?.7fi_.'.MM and the expendltures to 0X0*
067 -00, 00 lllll ?00 fli OfeOOi *_,000.000 on botli sides.
Oaj .iiine 30, lfiftO, there stood charged to tho
IllflailM on tli- flOOfl- of the department a balance of
gOBl ?/?:.008, repreflflottag the flaooofl of prooloafl re
MtpM uv.-r aBpaogllaHO. To UUs were ndded Uie re
, ..n,i- Ol tfeO POOO from all sour-es. umountlng to OTOO,
8_l :io.-, wliich ma.:: an aggregate of #1 ,4-7,34*.70*
U, bc uccomitcri for. Th* dlsb.irsement* _utlH.ri-e<l
by the aarraatfl of OM Department, tneluding those on
ac-ount of the public debt. were 0731.123.376. so
that there wns left a balance of *7_fl,__'_.33_.
The t.alance of tlie Po-toffice and other s.count* mado
the Tiooailliao BOhB-ttOfl g~B7,l3B,IBT at Uie openlng
of the rWul year and OAT7,B?M4B at the rlose
Aft.-i- niaking certain OoloctOmM, the true flflflfltfl BB I
liabiliti.'s uie fmind to have been i?7o7,915 07? on June
30, 1800, and *748,347,?0tt on June 30. 1801.
The reducUon effeoted durlng the ye_r ln the prinr
cipal of the bonded d**bt and the circulattng notcs
which cannot be reissued amoun'ed to ?110,5f?O.-_7r-i.
and rOOBbMi an expemliture of *l_i'.,391,4M, includ
Ing tfefl premiums on bonds .^urchased. The reduc?
Uon ln the annual lntere-<t charge was *4.3_-,0(?-.
The ninouiit of money In the country on June .10.
,v, In-ive of certlficutcs in clrcumtion, lor which the
TOOOflfl-T held deposits, wa* *l,t:7(l,07S,10_, of whirh
0100,41!.'.Olii belonged lo Uie Trea-.ury and *l.i:?'.
090,0-0 was ln clreul-toii. Tlieie OMfl a net loss of
?-jfi!ooo.OOO Of g'.ld. 0 net galn of upwnrd of B40y
000 000 of other money, nnd 0 ronseouent contnicti-ui
Of about irO.OOO.OOO DO Uie whole volumo
Tho lOOOOOflfl reali_ed in the last year has been nearly
goobta tliis BOOrflfO ?f 010.000^10, and in the last
tw,. years tho average has bcen exceeded by #43,
000,000.
Improvement In the eondltlon flf the flO-MfljB, flor
tl.iiliirlv the eilver. hns been etfecte.1. neurlv 01.000,
000 of tii.curn-nt flflBBO Bl UM TrtBMOOT havlng been
raabofefl |o full Bllgfet The amount of fraction.il
-ilver m tfefl Trea-ui-v has bOOO much ledured. Co.in
terfeii eoiofl aml ooom of tfefl Booalaol faea value ot
nearly 99JOO0 aoro -ObeeOOl at the l-tOOOIT offlee1'. a
ronalderable geeiaoao from the year before, orMcfe
(fcOWfl pivsun.al.lv. ? < aOTflOf flO-Og improvement in
thfl cndiii.ti of the currei.cy. Three new connterfelu
MMO appeai.-d. all photographtc.
Nearly *?i7,(>0(i..xsi of Walloaal bank notes were re
.mmi, m -OM-al much above thc average. if BBO
.-ontractioti Of tfehl -ll-O-BllOO bfl c-nddercd. Rv a-i
, ? r iti.g the Maturlty ol tbe 4 r_ pereeol bond-. an i
..-?iiiml' th,- becretary's orf.-r of extenalo-, tho
"anh-' 'iv'lided anv ciiisiileriiblo contr.ietiou flf kbZ
ClrsS_,?S-t_0 diHicultv ha- bflflfl exp-rienced ln the
redernrd-on of Natlooal banb noteo t-roagb the 5 p;r
rZx Ttni ow-ing to tbe n_nawneaa of thc marg.n
witliin which it is oeeeiaary to ? ..u.
CHAlOtlES IN' THK CIRCl LATIOX.
A XET I\OKF.A?K DOB__N XOVEMBFTt OF OYFR
fll_.C(M).000-MONEY IB THE TREASCRY.
Wa-hingtoti. Dec. '_ (S^ lal,.-The Tre_sury De
UflllOMIlfl BMBtlOl -tatement of change* in tlie ciretll
tion of money show, a net Inrrease during November
of 019 700,000. Oi the varioits kinds flf money in
circulatio.) there was a dexraw; dnrtng la?t month .-f
<H<smjih<0 in curreney certinVaU-s, a~3_.?0_ in gold
00-1 an.l 0-00,0-0 Ifl silver ccrtin.-ute-. On the other
htind. thfl gold rertlf.cates ln clrculatlon increased
go,__0,flSO, aBnr l-flfloooT boom BM-MBB, Batlaoal
bank notes ?n.70.1,OW>, Cnlted States hotc* IB-0?BBB|
subMdiarv silver i*74U..I01, aut standurd -silver dollars
gb0174S. The total clr. ulatloti' of tlie country on
December 1 U gOBOflO at #1...77.-i?J,ii70. or a per caplt*
cirrulation Of *JI38. agal.rst ggJ0g,70MBB on D?
eflfl-MT 1. l-OO, a BOt OaOBOOMO during the last twelve
months of g70,_00,_OT.
The flfl-OOM Ig cireulation of various kinds of money
during tfefl Mot twelve month-, together witli the
amounts fli flflCfe kind in clrculatlon at the dilTerent
ISBM are shown by the following table:
^..iinchicirculatioa- *%?& feV'-S
HiaadaidaUv-rdoltor . ^.^.fr la_r_.'o-7
!__^Tl7flT-1-r . H_e-4?0-0 1?1.?10.400
SSS^-.:: ?%&? T?MB
"Syw-o-^.^ ?w? ?___:*_
Natluiiil banlt note*. Iflalol a-.J _W,-BB.-B
?r-1,1, .al,5TT.-C':o70 fll ."W-l.7_fl.-lOJ
The g-ucral st.^ k of money coined or is.siied and |0
tlie TiaoOQIJ December 1 1- ofeoflfe) by the follow tn_
t*ble: . COflBflf1 flfl OBBOflg, la Treaiurv.
.-?,- ,fin .. .. 0-0O.1M1.00I 0100.412,000
L'_i*4arrd MivJr dollar- ... 410 _*d?.l.;i JOe.lB ?
.sui.-uiur. -ilver . -;-; ' ," r
i.oiu cerUfleatM . IS_"5=_'__ _'_m_M
Mlv-r ,- rttfleatea . **|?__._! 1?7- 0O1
bUvi-r i>-.uiy?.ote?. .- j-' ??? - , ,"? i ;,,;
n,,u_ 0?a m*m. ^^.;ooo> "oToSS
ShMMaal binx iiote*. l,_.9BS.H0i _*Mi
?lnX^9 . A2.170 BOtMgg ? MO ObMOO
Iii.rin. Nov.-niber there wi^ a net iucrea-e i
?>-ri7 i?4.1 in money and bullion In the Tre_-oiv.
There w_, .? 00-01000 of 0^97.041 in B-HlOll bOOiB
MMO gOlOt-MO Ut I nited SUte- not?s. 0<tO?.7l?4 ln
Mihsidh.ry ,llvei. 0-7-.*0 ln ,llver Trea-ur)r aoOflO
1"'rt *, "d tn a_,1l?aa-?.7lB-S_: mmmS
S-S-'-tt^^^Ji buinon. 04.-71, ,
naa and dlv.-r hullon, 0.1,---*4,o_.i. ? - . . _
%?_S ?--?> - __**r___U?1__.
! _t_-,v_-t_-_ft--"-s 3sj?
ixjla-. _
0fl_OB-jrT WANTS A RE( !PR?H ITY TUKATY. T(Hi.
Wa-h.ngton. BflO, --TIK- Bureau of .".mertcan Re
publlcs uas InforBMtton from Braall tbat th* t,?__i
uovertitu-it II trjlng U> uefoUat. a laclproclty fcreatr
witb that toantry. Tbtro hava be?n aeveral talerviowo
between Count Donahoff and Uie Minlster of Forell
Relaflona, ln whlcb Uio preMmlnarie- were i
TIIE IDAIIO HENATOnSIIIP.
COyiESTANT^ FOl. TIf._ VACA.VT SKAT.
THE POSITIONsOF ME?*R . DUBOLS AND CVKGG-Tt
IN THE COXTROVERSV.
[BT 7 ELK<_ ____>!! TO THB TklM BIC.J
Washlngton, Dec. _.-Tl _. ronte*l t.? lie made tof
senator Cali'j s>nt by ex-Repre.*e..taUve Davktooo, ad
Florlda, Uie appointee uf (tovernor Flemlng. ls not the
only one whW-h wlU cnme up for a derl.km by Um
Senate at Uie sppr_ichh.g *e-*k?< of Co ngreaa. Tlio
new Sta ?c of Idabo also aend* two clalmanta for n
single vacant aeat, and thls rc ..te-t bear* some ooper
ticial rtv.cn.bUnce to Uie one from Florlda. ln Uiat
Uie con.bat-nUi from ea<-h state beloag to tbe aame
polltlcal party. fc.u here Uie -Imii.iriiv end*. the
polnta ot law and fact at Issue ln the two cuflteaU
being whoUy dlfferent ln scope and character. Idab*
has been a State only a little more than a year, )el
her first Legi*Uture slgnnllzed Itself by clecdng no
leaa tlian four tiilted btates senator* ln a *lngla
month, and a pood d?al of crowdlng became n*c*_
sary on the part of holders of the nute's two ___?
torial aeats. One Senator, Mr. M<Oinnell. had to content
himself with a pubUc career of srarcely two owtiths.
A more fortunate colleaftoe. ex (Jovernor Shmip, now
holda an nndisputed elalni to a four-yenr term,
while the o.ber two Senafoi---elect, Mr. Dubols aod
Mr. Claggett, are now struggllng for Uie poeae__l-n
of the aeat made vacant by McCoonell's speedj ro>
Urement. Of the two clalmanfc., Mr. Dubols has tha
advantage of havtng preweiited eurller eredentlal. and
il.us obtatned a place on the temporury roll of th*
Senate as made up by the Sectrtniy. He Iaaa drnwa
salary as __nator for the last nlne months, and will
probably be allowed to take the oath of offlee and
parti.tpate in leglslatlon pcndlng the derislon of th*
_>nate on tha clulm of his opponeut. Mr. Claggett.
th...* made ln form. at leiut, the contestant for the
Senatorahip. basea his right to lt on the coi.tentloo
tliat Mr. DuboU's election, whlcb antedated hi* owo,
was ln vlolation, technicully, of th- l'nit_l Statea
statute which admitted Idaho, and was con_*iuently
nuii and void. Tliere seenis to no dlspute about tbo
facts of tho election, the qu-stion at issue belng ?"?
of lntarprwtlng Uie law govarnlng the ehoo?ln_ od
tienatom from the new State.
The Legialature when it _w.em_.ed found Itaell
cluirged, under the CoiwtltuUon, wlth electlng two
f nlted .states Senators, a (iause In that Instrumont dl
rooatog Uiat the ballotlng should beirtn before tho tenth
day of Uie sesslon. It wa* known thut the two oenatora
chosen would be BoahJMd by the s-emite to the classe* of
Senators who*e terms explred In l?i?l and let... re
spectlvely, thus glviug one of the two a nerviec of no*
more than two month?. The Icndhig candldate* for fbm
senate were ex Delogute Dulml* und Qumno* shoup.
Hoth were frotn tMith Idaho, however. nnd tlie Kepub?
lican State Convention of IdlXJ had direrled that one
Senator, at let.*., shoukl be rhosen to repre?_nt th*
more remote and lo s populous northern aecUot. of
th.- -tute. Ho It was arrang^d that Mr. M.Conneil from
North Idaho and Mr. Shoup from ??..utli I.UIe. should
be chosen and that Mr. Duboi. afeoodd !_? elected to
aucceed the s_nator. whoever ll *h?uld be. ..._ tenn
explred ln Mur.ii, 1?D1. Me?r*. shoup and M__nnell
were duly elected wifhin the flr*t three or four days of
Uie fcession, and Mr. Dubols wus rhoaea thereafter to
.[!:. e the one who should be called on to uiL- Uie
short term.
The two Senators elect appeured at Washlngton and
Mr. MrConnell drew the unluckv lot. BO it t.irned oui
that the Northern Idaho Senator won I.I l.e -uxeeded
nlmo-t immedbitely by u _.utliern I<l:il_> man and the
North be left unrep'resented. The Kepublican mem?
bers of the Legi-lature frtmi the North at once began
la grumble. They felt tlmt they had tieen otitwltted
by the Southern leader*. and formlng a eoallttoa w.th
tbe Democrattc mlnorlty in both Ilotises, Uiey went
Into Jolnt canveniiou nnd ek-tM Mr. ( la.gett to ?uc
i-eed Mr. M>-( 'oiinell. ul the su.nc time de< laring Mr.
l>ubol*'? nle. lloii 09*.
The cootenUon of the aupporlcrs of Mr. claggett
was that the orljrin.il election of two . enatorv hawng
been arcompllshed under the terms of the s-tata Con
stltutlon for the IHlIng of _*notoilal \a<nnr|e- aa they
-houi.i aem. aaM vaaaaBad to tha opamttana al BM
Federal Inw whl.h _dinitt_l ilie Ma.e. and wblch.pr*
K-rlbed that ballotlng for I'nited States _?.iaior* shoukl
begin on the socond Tuesday after thc raeetlug ol tha
!*?(.-laturr In any vear when a vacnn.y slKiuld ocur.
Mr. Dubols. lt I* conceded on all hands, wa? tho?en
before the BOOOad Tu<-,_y of the k-gl-lattve acataou.
aud as Mr. Claggett wiis elected ou or after it. ha
hold* that hi* .Utlm to the seat I* malntaln_l by a
,trl?t inierpretatlon of the statute*. It i? alao urgert
by Mr. (ia_geit that no vncuncy had oc.urred when
Mr. DuImHb was (hosen, and thut no vacancy could
occur mitll thc two Scnators-elect had druwn ^?r terms
and one *ii> actually ussigued to the i ln*s of eenatora
retiring in InOl. _
Mr. Duboi* wUl hold Tlmt a vacanry .... urred con
.rii.t|..elv lmmediatel.v ujion Uw electl.?f t\m two
Senator*.. it being known that one (,f them would. by
tlie rules and cu*to.n of tbe Senate. be ohliged to taka
the term endlng la>t Manh. The ck?tloti ..' _>nat?_i
under the Stato ( ..n-tltutloti was therefore practlcaily
ln.smplete. Mr. Huboi* i..-1-t-, without acUon hsialng
tuwaid DlUng th- pio-pectlve __ran_y. No conte.
exarUy stmllar has ever oc.urred ln the hl-t cy of Uia
admi?ion ot new States.
QIF.STIONS ABOUT TIN PLATF, AN'SWERF.D.
Washlngton. Dec 2.- An In.porting flrm of Fhlla
delphla recontly made the followlng Inqulrles of Uia
Trea-ury De7>artmeiit In regard 10 Pamgniph 1.1 of
_l?du!c C of thc Tariff act, reUtlng to linplate:
??What ls iinderstiod by belng prodacad ln the t'nlted
gfeataB ' Will U.e tln and ten.o plal?_ be Am_-i. un II
made from importcd MaaB plate, or nui-t Uie MaaB
I.l.i... l_ ..f Aaaataaa n.ake I If the latter. wUl _ha
bta U plate be Amerhau lf nlled from i.nported bara or
b.llet* I Again, mu*t neh plat'-> bo <oa_d wllh
American tiu and American lead to be Anierican Hn
plate* and Ainert.an teme plate*I" Iu reply Actlng
se<ieUir\ tpa.ilding inforraed Uie flrm Ih-t Uie Ii~
partnicnt holds Uiat importcd bta* k ptatM d. pped
in thl* ountrv tor the purpo*? or maklng tln and ten.e
platea are in.iuded within the poragraph refern-d ....
_____ plate* rol.cd fnim importcd bar_ or billet- *liould
bo slmiiarlv < la-itlcd. There I- t" pr. .i-iou ln law.
l.e aay*, re-trlctlng the m;?nufa--tur818 to the u-e ol
American lin.
HtNUnni FOR WEBf. INDIAV RF- 'IPRfKTTV.
BTanhtogton, Doe. 8.-48* Mlaa NauaeeBala and taa
repre*et.tai;ve- of th.< Hrttisl. West Iiidun eoi.M.les l.ad
nnotlier 00088881888 al the Department of Mate to-day
with Mr. Fo-ter relatlve to tbe negotiatlon -f a reci
prorlty agreement unucr the tem- of tl.e Tariff art.
While tlie i'nited States takc* ?_* **** B_tt tlie prod
u.t* df Uie i*lands, tlie aveiage rate of duty up.,a
imports from H.i* cuntrr rs n? arly twice aa large a*
thut aaid by ofher (ountiic. The colon.*t* appt-ar ta
be willlng to make *urh BBJadtona ln dutte* pald by
the prodiirf; of the liiited ?*tale* as will u >i di*rrtoa
luate again . tho mother eotititrT.
sll.VF.R iioi'.HT l;Y TIIF. TKBABTST.
Washington. Dec. '_'.?Tb" Dlrector of the Mint to-<tog
nuide tlie tlrs; purcha*- of atlvrr lor tln- pre-eut month.
The anlount ottered for ?a!e wr* gB8_BB8 (.un.ei.. and
thr amount juiniia-.-d 888^088 oun.e-. _? f.illow*:
_H?mh) oun.-e* at ?<).?_(?(?. ilO.ixiO iHince* at *0 i -7<>.
17. ."K? ounees at a_j...47S, 'JllMXX. ouncea at 80.9475.
WILL MOVK TO KI.I.1S I>I.AM) NKXT MdNTII.
Wa -ilngton, Dec. 2.?.WUtwit be_ reian' NelUHen,
who Iias JiMt sginnied from New V'jrk, *ays th*. tha
enUre immlgratum *?rv,<e _t tlmt i?.n will be treii*.
f .-red fiom Uie liarge offlee to FAu? I*lund January -?
*aWBBB BB PASQCE W.iXP.
Vlneyard lluv .1, Ma*-., I>?'- 'J.-Tte ateaaM* >nU
Poriland. from Ka-tport, of and f.r N'v. V-,rk. with
u genenil 0?f_S und the four ma-ted -< hooner Agne*
Mannln.. of N*lh Amt.-y. N. J., from Phlladelphm
for lioston. wlth 1,888 t..n* ..r .?al eaoaagnsd t-> the
PhiUidelphla and K-ading Kallr _d ? .mpaiiy, n?n
ushore on the soi.thni-t end al PaaejM I-Und l?
tweon :i and 4 o'ciock thls mornlng. Hoth vewiela
B8881 fllled wlth w-iUer, ond uppareutly lay up.m tho
n.. k.. The sea made a clean bmich over tlie Mi ?>n*e
all day. The steamer Ile- r_?v m, ond Ifl a r?U?er
more favomble posltlon. Hoth vessel* may be sav*4
if the wesith?t pt'rmli-.
l:i,s...n, !>??.. '- 'be *> l.ooner (ieorge E. Dala,
from New Vork. u aground oa the i.iu.l Bata of Mj -Uo
wharf*. ebe wlil probal.ly i?at off ut hlgh water.
_- ? -
DEXOIXCIXG ISSPt.rTO* COXSOUJ.
X number ol i?-r?jii? ?h., are ynimlnenl In the laba*
uiuvemeoi jreatcrda}' aenouo..*l _n- ?_tii.ii al Jum
( Diuiuily. the tni. t s>i-*c I'adory Laanectar, ln M8BB_p|
M,*. Alexander K.enwr, wllhoul ?u . Ir..... her )>!?_?
oi d.put.- Ba*a*y ii^ii-H-ior to n>' [ld ui*.-.-?'. Aii?.ng
the?? ?.re Stnuel (..iii.|?.r?. pi***rtleiii ?.f Uie Amerlean
|*e_-.-itloii ..( I^.H.r, _*_ M8BB Hla Van i:?en. of ta*
orgaiilied 8_B8_tag ?_?_?- so_.-t-. H<.a\ said ?a?
yie taitoaS l*hor aadana in Uie StaU- wo.iia U*e aouo* aad
undoubVedly ask lor tha renaiva. ot M. i onnoily. who 18
a holdaver. BnJndgB Hawe., Mr.. Hf_n-r'_ la-y-r,
has written _< Mr. ( oi.nolly Mklug bai f< BMB* a ***__*
,.f the ciiarfM of tneoaip .._?y which he ha* and* a?aln4
Mrs. Br->o-r. lf thl* U uot BBBB - ??'? iur ???>?**? *?
be brnun ufaiast him. Mr. .onuoliy la ui Aibani.
Th* Maiae af "laaweaaea Ahtwad"
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