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8^uU....N^IMW
i NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, IHOl.-FOrRTEEN PAGES.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
j^Tlost in two fikes.
rxjSl TEN |_D-B0B- KILLED TN __-_-??
aT VI lle.
^Ij-0 ?AU_i OVE1VWHF.I.M FOVR __-____--_
' 0__J-__;l IN ANOTHER U.-O.K CAl-E TIIE
-_-ATH Of __ OR MORK ri-'R _--.
ui-ville. _>??? O.-Twn f**t-1* -ilt's in th? Mra'
JJtr frl_o__d eaeh other in Qtt-Ck ?llfl.NBlna
[fE (1,v laat i._k1?* a-H- this ?*?*-. Tlu*
JJS, utaot aul la*t night Ifl tlic B_-M 1 ~f_t
I*_- buiiding an.l spread to those ol Ikun
r JflW- * ??" and J-,?-*????'0<'kl, * Son8
r^Boo'ne I'ai>er ( _tn._ny _ buiiding an.l stock
entii-ly burned. Thc loss on 6tock is
1.00: inaarance f 48.000
While tlic tiremcn werc raking away the ruins
y ltoonr _____ Company at 1:40 o'clock this
mini thrre cini? tl,p *mnd ?f a tcrritic ox"
ST in tlic buiiding on the east of them. That
Barnberger, Strcng A Co*_ builtling, lour
_!!?? hipti ln ???? 111!-t"nt _--_??? -flflflfl from
J^T floor nt.'l abal ?,ut through thc roof.
t^_T_na.v have baflfl amouldering for several
? in thc oeUan _?-_?_ --? -____----- occurred.
*Tb<afir4 ln th_ lioone Paper t'ompany's bnilding
J ,upposc.l ta. I. out a little after 8 o'clock
r,__-_t. and later all the engines were vvitli
The la-ltlcr mcn werc the only ones
Zk They wore watching the adjaccnt buildings.
i?_BW__- in the Bamlierger, Strcng at (o's.,
.buiiding at twenty minutes before .'i o'cli.ck
?o? men'were in the Barnberger, Strcng a_ (o's..
J__f buiiding al twenty minutes before .'; o'clock
JjJaB-r.-iinr' l~al.lcrmcn McKvoy aiul Gcorgc
r*f were in the aalj.-ining buiiding of Bliss.
f__ * (o- ** WtrUm explosion was heard.
?j.EtoJ' and Dofl rushed out. They escaped Bfl
tjrt McKv.'.v MOfl thi- evplosion came from the
fc-jtog 0f Bam-Cfiet Strene & Co. Four men
tor ___M I'.v tl.e Btaafltflfl walls and tinilter-.
ui wrrc killc.l. .llefore the l-rc OaflM flfl put
JT the _?__--_* oeeupied by llamberger, Strcng
* Co., InlMI i" hools nnd ehoe-: Hliss WUaOB
, Co!, _an___?_ gcods and notions; W.-l.-r.
fl'oblfoik * r.ivi.'. boat_l and shoes, and Johan
mW* A Sons. 1 .ts. had been burned out The
lut-ind ins-ir u__ "_? as teHflWI: _____.bcfgflr,
_*._._ i 0__, lo_" - -'-':''0,l?' Iflflfl-flflflfl .100,000:
g^ WilvM fl Co., Um* $40,000, insurai.ee .40,
.; Wt-lliT. Woolfolfl _ 1-aync, 195,000, in
guiiwe unknown: Johanboeke A. Sons, loss .10,
IKi, insuruiu-e $35,000.
lt *_?_ wlth Kr,,;-t difficulty that the flremen
??\.nted the tlaiiies from -apreading further.
iBumher ot people were sleepiivg iti the upper
IHBX of tlie t.iiildiii-t. but all e.-c:tped.
At . a. iu. aiH.llier fatal lire was rivging in
J A. M.nne _ Co.s wholcsale candy and fancy
iwery ____. I -_-__?? above -he lloone Paper
Cjhp*-.''- _--!---?. I*1* origin of the fire is a
?jwery. Frty -irls were at work* wrappiti-*
udy oa the I'.nrth floor, -aud all were not able
teacape- The lire was out ut 11 o'clock, and
At work of taking out the bodies began. The
Mi~ of six pirls werc taken out. all badly
tete-1. G. T. Menne. brother of tlie senior mem
flrof the firni, O supposed t<> have b?en burned
todrat-i. The fire cut off eseape by the stair
wiy ka'ling to thc fourth floor, where .he girls
wi. tt work. Many j_mped from the windows
V> i MMd-tonr projection. and escaped with
h-ken Iiml, and bruiscd bodies. Othere got
iui unhurt.
Wlt_ iti forces weakened and derooralized by
tiu _oci_?t of the early morning, the Fire De
p_r_B_t w_s called to the third dlsaster of the
_.(. fldory.
Tt aid ia tl.e c_-?u__iti_- and the confosion.
mM flughcb, Chlef ot the Fire Department, wal
__Hr hurt in ?n aecidetit early this morning. Ho
u_ ^ellr>? Weatherford, tlie Cbief _ ___sistant.
nrlM ?p Market-st. to what seemed a big flre.
Tkrr happened to get on the wrong side of the
JWt, as Major Ilughes himself says. The salvace
MUWagon ran into their buggv as they were
nfldly driving up the north side af the slreet
ud ran ever theiu. The btiggy w.-s ?_______- and
fll hor-es liaat.pl. fl on both Chief Hflflfl-M and
Teitherfor.!. The laiter-s wrist wa.s badly hurt.
Mijor Huzlies was taken to his l_d and the
i-rtors fear trouhle ou account- of erysipelas.
Wfitherf'.nl. with a badly dflflMflfld and mueli
_wl?i;ed hand, was al.lc to be at the 8 o'clock
it.
Goin. to the fire. the No 13 engine ran Into
_*.urr>in_ it Twe!fth-st. an.l Broadway' throwing
t-the engineer. James Nuttall, hurting his bi.-k
is. pnkably .rippling him for life. He was
tt_t~ ? his h'mie. Hroadwiiy, bfltWCCfl Thirta-Mith
uk) Fourteenth. t_
Patriek Shea. a meml. r of tlie Xo. 1 hook and
M-rr company. was at work on top of the biiilil
*loo_-',icl by Trunk A. Menne a~ Ofl. He fell
-rt grabbed at ;he broken skylight. He saved
-flwlf frcm a fat.il fAmimt, but n^irly severed
-.hand fnun his ann at the wrist. In the face'
if theae niisfi.rttincs and disustcrs and terrorS? the
lr_en ttood i.ravely to tlieir work, und new
k-drn ifK.k ihe places af those rernoved.
*-_~~ts Baehe and Addis dircctcd them.
Tbe a*iiter-t<iwer was maiined, and a
??-_ itreani. were ..rought to liear on Menne's
t**. Wlt-la half an hour the tlames
?~? under oontrol, but within this time a numU-r
-litrgwere M4 riliced. Of the forty girls, nev
?1 ?_capf-d only at the eobt of grievous a_fl____
T_t fire i- mppoaod t<i have started fiom one
**-*e_dy furaaen. which may have cxploded.
*? *r>_r r_i(e. tne flames commutiicated with tiie
-Mocit of ( hristnias tireworka. The lirst ex
'?-? among the llreworfca bcattered flrebrand?
"-l-Lape of t'iiristmius lireworks all o.er thc
**? Tlie ikyligbt fell in, and the eutir? sto.-1;
"?flfcely bhi-ing alnn _t iinmediately. The sk\*
'""fl Ronutn eandV. and giaut tlre-crackers j
^flM tl*?- work of tlie firemen. and made it
r*l*~?ly dangerous for them until the last one
**---pk_ed. The loss on Menue ?_c lo's bnildiBf
^9tKk i. placexl at $75,000, and tl.e total loss
MJ b. n_r:v $750,000. The flames were gtappai
M*t_tfff "' W,,ke * Co,H cotton-house.
t** four liremeri who are roissing, and who
*? ?o douht, baiied Ifl tho rtiins of the ______
lfl__f _ Oa. buildiTTJ, are WilJiain Maflflt,
Jtlliau, ..aviA, Samuel liaker and -Tony"
* ***t Ol persons are known t. have hmt
lr -vr* |a tlie lire at Menne & Co.'t. place.
J mfmo, -.11 thiise of young women, have b.-eli
J^ertd. These six are (____? __??__. tlu
i****", tl.lrty years old and unmarried; liarbara
^l1. Ciara H.i.'h, Ida Aarki-r, Anna l-oekhart
_,;-"'_ Dicflcj. Those who an* injured are:
b-'ii .''m'''i'-_f, cut lu side af the head and
JJ-JM al~ut the J__.dv; Then-sa Hotllhaafl, fa.f
2J__0<- HurDa-d and bruiaed; Oeom King. face
^"?bnda |,urne(| an(J I,-,,,,,,.,!; a.'i.l Kate M.tiar
f' T.i inJ'lr"d i.ilernal'v.
(^' - -tcoae, brotber of the senior member of
^ nrtji, 1* mlaflog, and is supposed to Ix- in
??-^ - ?i
___* tLKVKI-AN'l> TIIKATRK BOBO-B
tev.hiKi, x>ec. a.-The (;ievelati_ Th"_4re waa
?T^ br fli- thl-* mornlng. Tbe tlre -_a__- ?<*?r
i^|rB>-t,; ln the UM-inetit. H. K. Jacot.*. Iflfll ?
JJ? I'ltcrcU ui tl.e bullding and his lo_ l* W0.0O0.
2*Jfl- l'~? i? ?jy>ut f73.000 ai.d Uie in?u_na?
~t__i'?-.Th" "Wl|i'.- sUve" company k_t _c?n_.ry
*T*~-__ worth *. ,000.
?-0M9 - i ?.?? i
SEXTWXCED TO LBE BT FXECTBICLTI'.
nMm?"' Dec' ft 'SP-cWi.-Joaeph L. Tlca. wlio
*~ thl WWk r'mvirU* "' rmird.r ln the flrst .egree.
A|?? bKarnliip Hcnteneod to _le by elettriclty ot
-~~__ nf t*-e w?^k benlnnLrig January 18. Tlie
?*-._tl'08-r*rM Wce -"terrupttd, oiiee by defcndxint'a
WUl *Lj <-*?lr~ U> argue a inotioii for u ncw
?~-~ tiu. fff" by I>*-*tr*t't'Attoroey beuton, who
??~t t!LT''U'n> t0 t*e Aict U*t ih* ?UttaU"7 9wmr
n?^rOea01 becn t*k*"* Tlie motlon for a new tria-l
ZLVtt to __J,_1e??J.u bc app_lad. Tlc. at?b|__J|
H~ Hmu lMt JXlly becau _ .&. would uot UvMB
FUNERAL OF DOM FEDRO.
ROYAL 110X0.* YOU. TIIK EX EMPER-R.
1-VPREAtVE CEUEMOX1ES IN FARIS-THE BODY
TAKEN TO LISBON FOP. liCRIAL.
Fftrl s, L>ec. o.-Tlio day dawned wltli tlie raln
falllnc drearlly. and as the motnlng advanced tlie
down-xn?r lKy?nie heavler and 1. .ivler. At un eariy
iK.ur people fcap to throng tlie strects lcadlng to tlie
Church of Uie Madelelne, In wl.lcl. luy the body of tho
ex ruier of Brarll. The crowtl rapidly incrcuscd in
niiinlicr, until the Place de la Mndelcine was Hlled
wlU. ii vnst concourse cagcr to get insldc Ihe church.
The Freii. li Government had determliicd lo glvc tlie
dead ex Kmpei.u- a reyal fuuci-.il, ai.d the I'Uicc de la
Madelelne was lined wltli four regliucnts of infantry
and a regiment of culraoslcrs. Thc public were per
mltted to pa*,s by tlie BBBBB until tho upproach of tho
BBBI set. pm the religious ecremonies.
blKirtly before tho Ume lixod for tho beglnnlng ol
tlio solojim high m?*s of requlcn, tlie doors of tlie
chunh wcro closed, and only tho members of Dom
I'cdro's fuuiily and pwrsona who hekl ticket* of in
vliiitloii wore allowed to enter the building, which was
soon densely packed. Thc mourning deconitiotifi of
tlio chunh were beautllul. An immens. eataf-JiU..
luwl boen erecU'd in thc centre of the cliiuvli, and 011
thls W_a plaeed thc coflin cmUilning the body of Dom
Pedro. (?n tho coflin plato was an elabon.te l.utln
iiiscrlptliui, composed by Abbo David, u member of
the Fivuch Instituto und a Ute long fri-.-nd of Dom
Pedro.
I'rlnccss Isnbella, Dom Pedro's daughter, and her
husband, Count d'Eu. bt.t at tlie rlght of tlio bicr.
They were utcompunicd by tlieir three sons. Clnse by
them sat tl.e l'rincc and lTincess dc Joinvlllc, Prince
lx.uis Phlllpp* de Eou.bon, the Due de I'entlilcvre, tho
Due dc Cluuties, the Due dc ****** and thc Due
Nen.ours. All the diplomuts nt present ln Puris were
tn atU.iHlai.ee, and oceupiwl seats to thc right of tbe
bier. lTesident Curnot 9*9 repn^ented at tlie ser
vievs l.y Gcneral lirugcre, und leprcsentutlvcs
of ull the m.ulsters of stnte and of Iht
chambcr 1.1 Dcpuiies were als.i iirntiei.danie. Dom
Pedro was a member of the Freneh liisiiiute, an.l Bla
fellow-members were piv_eut in u body. Tho princ.piU
Urnzlliuu resident-s of I'arls were seated .... the rlgl.t
lurnd side of tl.o church. Cn.thc left of tlie bicr were
?M-au-d ex Queen Isabella of spaln, tlie DtttBc s ?.f
Chartres, tl.e Countess Ti.tpuni uud Infa.itn Eulalu- nf
spaln. Thc Mlnlstci ol li:-azll and i. iiuinl er ..1 oth.-r
digniturics of that coun.ry surrounded tlie cutafalu,u>\
1 lie Archblsliup of 1'a.is jtftAUWt ut the religious
ceremony, which was tulcmn and inugniliceiU. Tlio
solo pnrta of thc service were glven by .-ingers from tl.e
Faris Opera House. When thc Mgh ma? WRl
linislicd the coflin was cnriied 10 the iar uwaiting it
at the enlmnce to the church. As tho <otl.11 c.nerged
from tl.e building the va?t crowd ii. the Piaeo ia la
Madi leine uneovered thclr l.oa.ls, thc troops prc-.e:il.-l
nrnis, and thc bauds U-gun playing thc " l'e.ul Manli
ln Baal" The funerai car whirh was used lo earry tho
b<?dy to thc rallwuy station wns drnwn by eight Bonm
PaparlaotiB lu l-la.-k, each led by a sci-v.uii.
Slxteen noted Hia/.iilaiis uct .1 as pullbcarers. Tho
hearse was preceded by two cars tB*t wiin llower* nnd
wreullis, w'Iiich wcrc sent bf persoiis of till da_a< i,
Followlng tl.e hei.ise caiue a number of ofliccrs l.'-ir
lng before thein ea __Moaa of velvct Um Beeoratloni
aud o.<lei_ of the dead cx Emperor. Then cat..'- t.-n
toiiehes oonToylBC tiu- lelalivcs of Dom IV^lro, uud
those iu turn were followed l.y 11 large number oi
Urazlllaiis <~m (Ooi. Klglit rcglnients of cavaliy a..d
infantry and a battery c! urtllier)' also lormed part of
the piocesslon.
At ihe rail way stati'.n a spaee was cleared, and the
troops who lmd followed the lu,?!..-.? from the chinvii
vf tne .Madelelne man lied past. Tiie cotlin was then
convi-yeii fmni the BcatM and deji.isit.si |n a tar
wliich had bcen litted up as ? inoriuary chnpel. As
soon as thls w... done und the i-.-lat.lves and friends
wiio wcro to aocoropany the body had entercd tta
iallwa.\ earr^fioa llit- tiain ttftlie_ IM* Lisli.ni, where
the tiiial Juneial bervi.-cs will i.e BeM, and where tlio
body will l? jilaccd ln the fs.mily v.mll.
The funerai in Fnris was marked wi'Ji mnch pomp,
and _iow.-d tm tlie sir.allcst detail the l-espect which
would lu.ve lieen due the raak Of Dom I'eoro had he
dled a *overeign. Hut Iht- funerai was !mpr*ssive nJ-.'
from the fact ihat thc n...s-- - - sluiwcd nenuiiic sorrow
for the deutli of tli? ex-Kniperor.
Itome, Dc*. 0.?The I'ope has sent to the Countc_s
de'Eu. B long messace of condoleiK-e on the dcoth of
Ber fathcr, Dom Pedro.
tJ___*l*M REBELS AGAIN DEFE.VIED.
the aovsnnmne totom foiMwure up the
VICTORY-CAL-itt 0* TIIE UPIUMNT,.
I/Ondon. Dec. 0.?A dispatch was received to-dav af
the Chinese l.ogatlon, _.yinetl.iit the rebels ln Norilieni
(liina had had another engageinent with tlie Impcrinl
ItOOpO, aixl ihat the lnsurgents sustaliicd a cnishlnc
defeat The dispateh adds that thc Goveriinient
forees are followlng up their vletories, an.1 tliat the
complete unnihllation of the rebels is expeet?'d ln n
few day-.
I'arls, Dec. 0.?In an Interview todny. the Jserretury
of the (.'I.Tnesc Legnt.on Iu thls clly said that the
Tartar dyna ^ty of Chlna innkes common MM with
Kuropc in matters of tliought and morals, und it 'mis
for this reason tliat the present ruler of China was
rufiirdcd with nqpMBI by Uie Chlnese of the old
school. The present rlslng ln Chlna, the Secrett.r.
continued, was partly due t<> the, ultra-eons ?rvaUvi*
splrlt of the old Ctilnese school. which lniugines tliat
i the tiovcinnieiit 9*99* too much favor to forelgners
I and is too well dl-p,!,._ toward christians. The
; Secretary udded : "lf wo were a w.-irHke people, this
I condltlon of ntfairs mlglit ramll ln the overthrow of
the Government, but except among the. Tariars. thc
1 iiri.fession <>f iirmv i> Beopwed. bull, CMaa ean pnt
, in the held u.ooo.OOO fully ciulpped soldlers lf it
should become uecess?r>-."
THE GAME AND FIfcll CX).MMISSIONS.
Hamilton. Gnt., De*-. 0.?The Iiitcrnutionnl (inme
and Fish CommlKslons had a short but in.portaut ses
slon hcre 9o49J. Their chief work wns t_e (ouslder
ation of tl.e report prepared .at tlie IBBBBBIBT meetlng.
Itesolutiotis were nunierous, and enibrac<-d,every por
tion of the subject. one of the resolutlons was to the
effect thnt p.ovision* ahould bc Introdwed Into thc
laws of all .-tatcs repn-sonted in thc conferei.re for
t.l.ldlng tl.e taklng and having in poaoSM_M of *M*99,
tio.it and whitctish of the weight of less than *M
pounds each, bnhs of tlie weight cf l<*s than one
pi.iind, and blue plke of less weight than thn_Miuur
tcrs of a pound. Another resoliitloi. recomniciul.-d
the Cnitcd States Congress to hnve nuidc, tUrough thc
Cnitcd StaU. Flsh Coinmission, a full and eareful
blologlcal survey of thc great lake . with the view
of determii.lng thc churucter, plenlif.ilncss of food nnd
hai.Its of migrnlion of commerclul fish. Tho follow?
lng re-solutiou hns sjicelal referenee to Canada: -That
wo *** ot the C.inada Fish Conimlssioners n prohibltory
law tlmt will prohlblt thc use of all liinfls of nets in
Canadlan waters of the St. l-awrciire River, the same
j.s tl.e New York btate Codllleatioii Mll now 1990*
inonds- we also ask of them to inilude thc WBM t.ma
tor their cJrue s<-.is..i. .... the st. Lawreoee Blver for
?tl! klnds of game tlsli that tl.e above na med eodtflca
tion bill l-.-commcnds. Also, Hcwilved, Tl.at th- on?
tario ...iveriii.M-iit bc -e/|iieslcd to <-stnt.il .. llsli hnblr
crlcs In ontario for ihe resl.skini: of Cnadinn watcrs.
A simila;- revilutlon was i.a>.s<d In regard to tl.e New
York >tatc lcgislatlve Ixsly and l.nitcd states waters.
THE ST. JOHN DIVORCE CAPE.
london. Dec. 9,-Tlio trlftl of Iht; dlvorce snit tt
Ul* Flin-i.te st. John, thc uctress, ngain?t her hus
l,and, Mr. Marlus, wus n.-sutned this mornVig. aft-r
an Interinlsslon of a day. The first evldcm4 suli
n.itte<l was a deposltion madc by thc 9BWt*9, NMa M.
...s.iv-.-. This t*0*i tho evl'l -icc for Ha st. John.
nnd Mr. (iill tlifii BfBM nnd ud'Ir-s-.-d (lie Jury in Bt
half of Mr. Mui+us. Mi. GHU pn- -i.tcl I.i- ***t la
tho lighfof a badly u-od man, and ..pp.-al.-'l I-. tl.e
Jury t/. 9tt hlm right I.. the t-y.-s of ilie world by .lls
cndiiiiig Uie chnrges, which tho hpcaker . ould nol,
find terms strong enough to denouncc, nmde ag.ii.st
Mr. M.irius by Mis-, St. John. Mr. (iill dcrl.nr.-d ihat
tho court liad *W* *9W ********* to give rellcf Ut u
wonian who dellbcroU-ly endcavored to make l.cr hus
i,aiid ts-luive ln such a maniiei th.it ohe mlght flnd a
juetext for lewvlng hlm. ln dealli.g wlth tl.e rlargr*
(,f cruclty bronght ag*ln_ hl? cller.t, Mr. Gill rald
that all tbe 10 ts whlth mlglfl be cnnlrued as rruel
wero aa"s?<J ?">' ,,|C unfortunate temp*r of the pe.ll
tioner.
Mr. Glll then called Mr. Mnrtus to thc wltne_?box.
In rcaponse to (jue-(tion? by Mr. Glll. the wlme? de
nled hla *B*f* chai-gn that he had _\ever eontrlbutod
to her support : and l.e prfsluced che.ks for tl.out.ai.ds
of pounds whirh he had giv.-n to iradc.-m-n to uicct
bllN incuriwd by his wifc.
THE PUINCK OV WALKS WTI.I. PLIAsED.
I/;ndo'.. Dec. ?.?TIks ITin^e of U1I.1 preslded wnr
a dlnnor glven by the Civil harvai.U lu tlils city ity
plglit. ln replyltiK to a toaol of congraUilatloii* Uie
Prince said in referenee. to tiie betrothal of the Duke
of Clareure: "Tlie event fflvoa his pu?nu aod overy
mgm**** 9t ** ??Dy Uva vtttlml **tO***9**n aad
not the leisi r?n->on for thls 14 Ixrntisc |t lia^. ieo_.VBl
thc appm.al <f the whole natlon. I am gla.l and
proud t>> tlilak that he ls to nmrr. one who was born
ln tlils eountry. who is living iu t*t* eountry and who
has all tho fivllng, (.f an Kngllsjiwoman."' Tl..- t*
ii.M.ks of thc Royal liucst wct. fie-iucntlv interraptod
wltli buists of appausc.
CIIIUAX LKUIIOR IIEKE TO REMATX.
THE GOVl.l'.N.ME.NT H\ i E'.FLT.LY OFPOSES A
l'l'.OPOSAI. TO RKCAI.I. TIIE MINT-TER
AT WA .IIN.iTUN.
London. Dec. 0.?"The Tlmes'' todny publlshes a
(lts.iatt'h fn.m Its BBHBBMBlfla. tt BttUBfB de Chlll,
snylng tlmt tl.iMaltinf" note.s w.-lttf.i t> UM <.ov
cri.nieiit ly Mr. F.g.-in, tli<- Cnit.il States Mlnister to
Cam, nnd hls own telegrams to hl. own 099******
caused a p.op.._tlon lo l.e made thut. Chlll Mippress
l.cr Lcgation at W ashlngtoti. TliU pn.p. .llon was
****** at n niceilng of the Finance ('ommittee of the
House of Represetitatlves last night. and n heated
dc-bale was had on the questlon. Thc (iovcrnment**?
clined lo support thc proposal, and when the matter
was put to vote, those who were in favor uf rccalling
tl... (Iiiliaii Minlster to the Cnlted States and abol
Ishlng the Legntion nt Washlngton were *9***9L
The C'lveriinient him.!.- a sl.oi.g flgl.t tigalnst thc
adop. lon of tlie jin.posal.
Tlie oppositlon of the Cliiiian (. vcrr.ment to Uie
motlon made ln the Finance C.unmittee of Ihe Santia^o
Ch.-tml.er, In regard to the supprosion of thc legatlon
cf Chlll at Washlngton. is one mo e evidetu ?? ?.f tli*. con
clliatoiy spirit |n which Ihe CaMnet of ITesldenl Montt
is working for ihe BQWlBlMfl and pOAMttl scttlemeiit of
Uie. i?ciidlng difllculiy l.eiween ilie I'nlt.-d State* and
Chlll. lt ls tho best reply that ean be madc to the
mall.-lous tumoi-s r.cently rat.led hcre from Europe Bf
piTOOM intcre-tcd ln eaiislng au oat**g*0999\ betwe*n
tho two Amcriean Ucpuhlio. Pre-ilent J rge Montt
has litvn ta?9*f***9 as ls-liig 4*9ttf detprmlned not to
enter into any ariangcment In regard to tl.e RaJtiniore
Incident at. Valp:.'_|s .. Had hls uttltu.Ic !,e .. as thus
reportt-d, lie an.l his ('al.inet would noi liave "made the
slrong tlglit," whi.li _*f have j.ist ***, 9*99*
fuiiv. against the -uppit-ssion of thc Ctillian legatlon ai
VTaaBlagtoB.
M.nc Idle and mnlirl. >us reports of every kind have
been clrc.ilntisl ln tm_9tt to the recent war ln Chlll
tlinn in regiu-d to any' pr.-vioiis oct urrence of a simllnr
sort. Nearly all the dlp!..i.iaile p-|..-.-??.nuiiv.- ln tliai
eountry weie OXpOOOd to ucciisutioiis con.lng from the
.-\.;i--.| ,-t.itl lin.-'ginatlve hraiiis of Inti-i-esti . for.-ii.-ni-.--.
Disjiati lies from Erltish soiirees tfOfefl iib'-nt tln- al
leged iini-tiiillty of Mr. Egan. nnd tiu- pii-i.-ii.l'-d influ
ence of the D.eyfiis rlalm on tl.<- attlfude of tlie F.vuch
Mihisfer. They dld not e\en spnre the English Min?
lster himself. who should have known a good denl
about tl.e slilpplng of silver by ltnlma.ed.-i on l.ourd a
liiitl .1 naval __?__ Thc latest ruinor ***** t"
some allegcd doings of thc Germnn Mini-l<-r at _U
tiag... Tlie triith will come out nt last; It 9* alrcady
come out in regard to |Be t.p'.rt repr.-s.-ntlng Pre-i.lt-nt
Montt ao atroocty oppoatA to.-mv trioodly Brranaemenl
wir.h tl.e t nited .states. it (..ni Been said alao tbat Um
t.odics >>f Rarbowi und Akerleea, tl.e two BalnaecBan
gencrals klll-d ;.t the bnith- <>f I'luilla. liad b-eti sub
Jccted t .all kind- of ..ufiagc l.y th" ncl. at Valpaial- >.
wli.-re they were bUlted one we.-U after tlie l.attle. It
is Itliown, liiwever, tliat the lmlic-. ue;-.- not i.l.:iIldoiie.l
on the | .ttl.-ticld. l.ut Wen hurled on tl.e evening of
Ihe day of tl.e light. The civil war in Chili lu.s l.-n
blooily cnougli. and It should not be neees .try t i !'?'
iii ve iu storics maklng it wotm. or In nuaon ****
at defcatiiig a p'ninpt and frieiidly an-atiL'e::ii"hl nf Na
tional or iiitcrnational difiirultit-s ari-lng from that war.
FRANCE TO DEMAND EEPABAIIO!.
CAEIJNG BRAZII. IO AfCOl.'XT 1 OR TIIK KIEUNG
OF TWKLVI. EKI.N( HMEN EY EOX
_ECA'5 AOFXT .
Paris. Der. I).?The Freneh Government haa on hnnd
a frcrlntis ouestion with th* Rrizflian Government, and
steps luve been taken to hilng the matter to a settl?
ment. It i? aileg.-si hv thc ffctnet GoreraMal that.
during the troul.les growlng out of the action of
I're_d(*nt Fonseca ln dlssolvlng the lirazillan Con
ctcm and assi.mlng the Dictaforship. twelve French
men wero kllled ln Rio .latielro bv .urent*. of Fonsera.
The Freneh Conaul at Klo Janeiro hm been lt*trn.ted
bv hls Government to dernni.d of tho flOBBWO (iov
ernment rcparatlon for UM killing of these men.
MCRDF.ROC6 RAID OF AN ALRANIAN TRIBE.
liolgrade, Dec. 0.?Thc Mallssort tril/C. from Albanla,
have. Iiurncd I*oschnnl and Yrangt-vce, vlllages In
Servla a short IMBBCB irom T.-t/.wo, and have kllicd
four of thc inlinbluuits. Thev aftcrwards aitiu ked five
hamlets, phnttnt thc. Bomai aml Wlle.l -.-ven pcrsoi.s.
Lawlcssnoss nnd brkandnge l.avc nlwnys been
ch.'uartcil-tlcs of Albs.nia. wlijch is under the
govnuncnt of Turkey; but aets of vii.lcnce, nnd
iol.lK.i-y have recei.tly l.'-eu of unii-nally fi-ctpient
oecuiii-iice. The Porto has been doing it< l.c-t to
impptt* tl.'- .iii.rai.t1ci?-, l.ut witli little -uiii-s. As a
inaltc:- of fact. tlie Turh.-h flOWlinaWll has nlways
h -i'atcd to enter Into ;. dli-e.l, confli. t with tl.e
Alwanlan ttoltta, and the Mtaral conaaqawitt is that IB
lati.;- do als.ut a- 0*9 ji'.-a-c. This rald into Scrvia,
which adjoiiis Allania. w i- no doul.t due entii>-lv t<>
.hc tlilcving propeiisities of tlie Albanians, and has
bo jiolitl.til BgnlflBanee. A league ol the ARmuiIb
cliicf-. ha- l..-eii tormad by Casassiis BBeodl, an.l,
i.i.tiiithsinndlni: tl.e tlcnaiul- of thc TaiUoB Govern
vient, thc chiefs rtttt* to give up thtHr arnis. Tl.-v
uot o.ily . lai... ft-udal righ I iis regarda land, but
hold that they have the "igl.t to levy tn.uin.
NEWI'OCNDI.AND'S RETAMATiny ON CANADA.
>t. 99*9'*, N. F., Dc. !> ispeclal).-"Thc Koval
(Jazcttc" tl.is .-vciiiiig HMUNI thal. a cable dis
patth having lieen received hy tlie (iovt-nior fn.m the
.'i.iia.llan liovc.'iimcnt. intimatlng the linn .sitli.n of
dutlcs on tlsh fniin Newfoundland, addltlonal **9*
will ln fiiiur.- bc |.-\ic.l on g.sids from Canada. Tl.e
additiou .1 'lut t- .'..?<?: Elour. 7.'. ct-nts; pork. Ta cents;
butter, 7b cents ; per 110 jsiunds ; t-iliacco. if'. per 1(^1
pountls ; kcro-i-nc. b conts a gallon : cornmcal, 2b cent- a
barrel: hay, ?+'. a toi.: potut?*- ., 28 o*t* a husl.el; other
veg.-t.il.lt .. 10 t<i .'i<? pi-r cent. These BI-llllMlHaMBfl
duiics again-t Canada we ln rOtaBatlon f.i duti.-s oa
N.'Wf.iiindlai.il lisli ln (anatla. Tl.erc lf g.-eat alarn.
among those latartstod ln tnde wlth Caunda.
Iliilifax, N. ... Dc. . n. iripeclali. Sevcnil rarg.K-s
of Newfoundland fish wliich arrived here to-dav were
mail.- aabjeel to the aame dutl< . and restrlctloiis as to
boodini jirivll.-u'es a- tlio.igh Uiey had been Imported
from tl.e Cnllt . Ma.es. This tieatinent has ex
H-pcr.ued the Xewfoiindiand Oovemnent, aud a
difpatch from St. .lolin's s;i\s _m Colonlal (iovcrn.
iik-iiI has pul ln foi-.-c tlie .-..-.aliatorv law which Im
jioscs apOD i??inadian pn..lu.l- diili 1 li(M) antl 4(V)
per eent *At9\ttM fliiu iii-- tl.e Batlea ln.|M.s(y| uimn ltn
|ion. fn.m IlM l nitctt Stiit-'s. Thls, of course, will
at one- IfcfOW the whole fo. . si.pply ol the eolony Into
the hands of tl.e Cnitcd states eZfOrlata.
A DAL'/IEL STORY DENIED.
London. Dec ?."?.??? Thc Tlmes," In Iis Issue of thi?
mornlng, glves promliioi.ee to an ollii lal c iinniiiiilcatloii
from thi, Tnrklsli F.mb:t*sv bj llil* city, empl.ati. ally
dcnylng n report *9t out l.y DalzlelV N'.-w - Agency, to
th - eifet t Uiat n plot iigaliist tl.e Turklsh (iovci-nmcnt
had bcen t*0999*A in Ooattaatlaopla, nnd tl.at a
number of OttMW* had b'"en plaeed under 0199* f,,,
(.iniicetll.i. wi.!. the all.-gi-tl i-cvolutlonatv movcu.-nt.
The commiinliallon from the Eml.a-.sy di-tln.ilv
and autliorltatlvely -;.u tl.at .... li ..--.',al.l' pl .
whalcver has bcen discovered, and that M MfBttl
havo boen maile.
EAKI. I'.l _sEI.l. ANI) HIS O H'NTESS.
I.ond.n, Dec. lt. "Triitli,'' llenry Lal-ouchcrc's
japor, says today Ihat Earl llussrtl has d .ennined
not to allow hi? wlfe, OOMBtatf HHNU, who fail.sl
lust week in her aft.-mpt to get n Jndi.ial topawttoa
from him, any money for her support until _H
npologlz* . 10 him for the .l.arg.- ihe ina.lc ulmIii-i
him. nud adinlts tliat she hctoelt (iocs n . b-llev ?
then. Coiintts- Kn-s.-ll lias bMWI ? -nif again-t ber
luisbnnd to icr .vcr a p-.i-ii.ci of tlie tl.(KH) wliich ahe
I .ii- -lie, pald Into th--ir Jolnt OMOWt
PIIKYAI.F.NOE OF INI'I.I EN/A IN iil'.liMANY.
Ilcrlln, Dee. 0.?An 1d.-a of ihe evtent ?f Ihe i . . ?
of Influeiiza ln this clly may be gathcrt-d froin an arti?
cle whl. I. aP|K-ait _ In thc '? Medisinseh W.H-heii-. hrift.''
Thls n.cdl. al authoiny say- that during thc M ****
there have l.ccn 40,(K^1 cases of IlM dlscu.se ln liorll...
The death rato hcro from lufli.enza ls not l.ls'li. Tl.e
people, of iiaiiiiiuig have bc.onr ***** paote-strieken
at tlie prt'..ile.i..' of tli- dlseas.. in that c.li. During
tho last wo-k Uto dealhs there have becn '2bO BBBBB
tlio average.
?
THE (7-AR ON THE SITCATION IN ttJBffEB.
St. Pet.'vsburg. Dec. 0. ? Yesterday WM tl.e fcast dny
,,f -t. Genrg. and the orrn_on was ircnenilly observed
ll.roughoi.t the Emplre. Tho Iinpcrial famlly t<?ok
purt ln t .- fcstlvltics. At a dinner glven in honor of
the day, h? Ctor dellvered a short ?peech, In wliich he
refcrred o th* general condltioii ..f alfalrs now pre
vuillng B* Majesty declured tliat It jjnvc hlm ptaal
plca_irc te **9 that U.e >,ituuI|oii in Europe BM lie
oome entirily pmltlc. #
A NEW CAIHNKT IN KCMANIA,
Burharc-t, Dec. tt.-A new Cablnet ha_ beeB con
Rtltut'"1. M. C?tai?l l? tho Ptime MlnU_i. o-A M.
__OfU? ia i?atkar of Foroiau AOal?
IS HE A BOM_.-TI_I-0.vT.__?
A CRANK ARRE-TED IX BROOKLYN.
CBART.FJ) WITH ri-OTTIN-. TO BLOW UP TH..
KNOX BL.I_D.Nr, I.N* THI. CTTY-HE WAS
ORAZF.D BY Ufli OF MO..KY.
The pollrc of Brooklyn made a capture yesterday
of a man who is believed to have an intention of
iniitating the action. of the man who came so
aaai ending the life of Russell Sage. Heavily
in.ned. he was convcyed to tlie Sixth I-recinct
station, v. here he is now o wait ing thc artion of tlie
coiirts. About noi.n yesterday Policeman Voorhisi
who ls detailed at the Grand-?t, hri.lge over
Newtown Crcek, was approaelicd by Jacob Beck.
who cried in an excited manner, as he pointed to a
man hear him: " Arrest that man. lle Nvants
ine to help him blow up a banking
liouse in New-York." The policeman seized thc
man before he could move. Then the policeman
held his captive gingcrly until the patrol wagon
arrived, when the suspect was htirried to thc Stagg
st. pyliee station.
There Beck told his stcry. He alleged that
the man had come 11 p to him and said
lie wanted four mcn to go with
him to help him blow up tlie banking-hou6e of
Edward San.lvr*, at No. 212 Broadwav, this city.
Immediately on being told this Beck inf.riii'd the
oflieer.
The prlsoner spcaks little English, and wh-*t
he dors is scarccly intelligible. lle said tha.
he purchased bonds of the -'ity of llanover
from the flrm, and fhat when bt went
for his money they Itfflflfld to give him
back what he had paid, and, in fact, kicked hitn
t>ut of the oflice. Formcrly he arottod fll
Wclz at Zerweck's brewery, and saved $300.
A good deal of this he had spent in doe
la.rs' bill for hi.- family, and then he
lost his job. 'Tlie bonds which he purchased, lie
said, weie worthless, he found yesterday, and
ivhen he returned to Brooklyn, he admits thai he
was greutly exeited. The rcason he spoke to
lleek, hc says, was bccau-c he wanted sotne ni'in
io go to the N-w-Y'.rk oflice with him who could
spcak both Enidish and 0___a__ He tboflfht he
iiiiirht get better treatment. if lie had afi inta-rpretaT
along.
The police did not know whether or not to
br-licvc his story. and until later devclopments
they decidetl to hold the man and watch him
?hrhi-ly, tliough nothing had been found in his
pi.ckcts.
The prisoncr, heavily ironed, was put into a
patrol wag.m and hurric.l over ta Ih. Lee-ave.
pallaa court., Ihe intention being to have him
committed at oncc. The wagon attracted much
attention as it dnshcd through __?_____.
for, In soir.e curious way, the B_~_
bad already spread _______ tlie town that a bo__b
thrower had bea'ii _flfl.fl._d, and the mob at Ihfl
court was ini|)osiiig. The prisoner was wil .-cyc.l
.md nstonishcd. He gazed nround the sea of un
friendly faees in a friglitencl way. and crouched
'd'.ser to the oflicers as if for protection.
The court was closed, and l~ck through the
street the wagon ________ followed hy the hootin..
yelliug crowd. V?.lli_iii_burg wascxcitcd from one
end to the other, and had the mob had a leader, it>
Ls believed that, more stirring scenes might have
followed.
Landik was taken to his eell and closely con
lined. There he remained throughout the day,
seemingly without a friend.
About _ p. m., however, William Kramer, who
was a candidate fnr Shcriff in Kings County,
went to tbe station in company with
Luoas Britenstciu, of No. 50 Dubois
_t. Britinstcin is the landlord of Landik and
wanted to get him out on bail, but Sergcant
Brown, who was iu charge at thc time, sturdily
rcfused.
"I won't take the responsibility, he said, "I
CaBt do it," and all thc pleadings of thc lawyer and
his client werc unavailing. Thev were p___tt_d
to see thc prisoner, but further than tbal
thc sergcant would not go. Mr. Britenstein, wl^i
said he was prcpared to go bail for any amount.
went away mueh dispirited.
?? Landik is intioeent, 1 know*."' he declared to
.1 Triliune reporter, as he left lha station. " Ha
has lieeii a tenant of mine for tive years,' and I
have always found him a gootl, sqiiare man.
Why, on one oecasion, he owel me rent.
lor seven months, and theii he paid
nu. all in u. luinp when he got the
money. Landik has a wife and four t-hildrcn,
who live at N<>. 4 ?i _?_______, uxl he haa
alwajn beea ? paaeeable man. It was a ailanrrnVr
.-atanaling all through. 11?- told thi*. mau Ba-ck thut
he uanie.l to wue Sanders, und l.-ck th.Hii.dit he
.s:ti-i ?kill.' Then Laadik said he ha.l bond-,
and B-'k _UM__f_-OOd him lo May boud~.' The
whole mistake wus eaused by the poor iivin's bad
kiiowlclge of English. If the polloe at the St-igg
ist. station do not Irclieve that l.an.lik is a woiil.l
be bonilr-thrower. they are castin. an iinnece_ary
auiount ?f B_yatei_r ovei the eaat.
" ls a man tiained f.eorge Landik here,"1 a
Tribune reporter usked Sergcant Brown late last
evening.
"Ya-." was tha leepaaa.. "I believe so."
?? What is be ahaafled with f
" Disorderly c.mduc t, I lielieve."
"What does tli.' I.lotter -iy'.'''
"Well, ta U'dl the truth," replied the sergcant,
'lic i*- not IsMtked at all. You see, the man was
hrought in when I was not on watch. I dont.
Uiniw what ba is chargcl with." lle did not
kimw, he -.id. if any work was lieing done on the
ru.se. or whether liTe home of I_.ndik, in Starr-st.,
had lia-.-ii senn-hed.
The r-porter saw Landik in his cell.
He said: " I made good money. I
.ived it. I had $300, iiiaylae more. Tli.-n hard
lu.-!- Bfl-M <>n me. My family got si.-k. All my ;
nioiiev went ta doctors, and I h~i my job. I 1
had some lionrts ol the ('itv af llanover that I had j
I'ought saitne time before from au ageut, who c.iuie
ta om me. lle said he was from Saml.-i- 4
Co., of No. 111 Bri-dw'i.v, New-Y..rk. I aaedad
thc money, an.l I took the bonde over to New- I
York ta sell them. as I liad beea tohl I could
do. The clerks in the otliec Isaghed at me. |
They told me that the bonds wera' 110 good. an I
that, I had lost all tny money. It drove B9 nearly 1
crazv. I came back to Brooklyn. I thought if I ,
had a man who could 1i.ll. English they w.nil I
listen to me. There is a __M I know
ii:iiii'd Beck. I got down there near (Irand-st. |
bridge nnd ' ?___?_ for Be.-k. Hiaaebody beooaht
I mau to me and said: II. re in Ila-c!..' I said:
No, you are n"t Beck. Ba-.-k t.ilks (lerinan, and
you do not.' Then ln- aaked B_ what I wanted
aad I told him that I had Ih-ii robbed of tii.v
money by that tirm iu New-York and I watit-d
K'.me men to go o\er wiih me and help me kill
them."
??You ______ to kill them:'''
?Yes th.-.t is it." and he broke inlo a
II ond af (icrnian words. 'i'lms.- |.tesent, at
tho 1 i in.. he s|,oke wiv a Tribune
leporter, several ofl_PTI and aia.tlu. iti-tn.
" Wlint did vou intend t<> kill hnn witli .'"
"The man wlm #-.1 llo?1 h_M_f Bbch ?_-_- I nie
thnt lie wanted to know it I lild a _il.t ll, "d I
-nd, 'No, 1 have 110 pis'iil I hav l"mil_'
Then a miniita' later the oflleef 'auie o\er anl
grabbed nw and they loeked me up" I don . haow
why. What luive th.-y l.K-ked me up for? Do>
vou know '"
When Landik said baa.be he may have meant
Imh.i!-. as s'.ine of thc otbeer.-. think.
The prifioner will 1-e arrai.ne_ in the poll_C court
te-day.
r.dward Snnders <V Oa. is the name of tbe nrm
which does h Imnki.m blUJIW on th" secui'l
floor'if No tU Bn__~-fl_r. This is kimwu M il.->
Kno\ Builtling. The menil_rs of the lirm an
rSmoeea and Jbaanfl' 8afld.ni only. The Ufloeiatad
i're-s riiotiTs i.rc on the third aud fourth flaafl <>f
the same buiiding
A TURKATKMN.r [_?___? HO f'lIIMK.
The l_ev. Ha'-veT I-ermtin. pastr.r of Ihe Thrl-tlvi
lieTtrmeA (hurfh of Leamla, three miles frntrn Il_.ha.i
saeli. N. .1.. went to HntkcTisnck yestenlay with JuMIre
Si-li'ir lo a~ l^e _-_-_fl authwMMm to take cliargo .?f
a Kort La^ nmu alwt luis thrcateneal Mr. I-_rnian.
Tho cta*- Wifl rrferrod _ .lurtge Vao YalMi, wlio <la;
ilaleal that M crlmc had t.e-<ti 1 MUflltM.
Mr. iMefl?a bM l?een aiiua.yi. by WlllUm linp'-rt,
a Kort Leo niasi.it. Uogert met IIk* HaaahW 011 ll.o
utrc-t a few ~.)'< ag? "'? demundeal that he jri with
lum to get -IOO from Ihe Itev. J. C. Voorhl*. l-ircrt
ajr_? vtolent and _-_ that Mr. Iserman hud pronilsed
Uu ao_mpany him. On Tu?a_ay afternoon Mr. laer
mau roc_lr?_ a letter from flogert flwranfllaa flflOO ;
und threntenlng violcnrc lf tho money should be re
fuscd. Ilogert Is about forty years old and ha-s llved
only a ferw weeks at Fort I.ec wl* hls famlly. Mr.
I-einia-i rcfcrred to the cases nf Russell Sage ?nd Dr,
.l.l.n Hall, und admlttcd that he did no* fcel safe with
Rogert at large. Tho autla.ritie* snld they had no
rlgii under tho law tn deprlve Uogert of his llberty.
DFTF-CIIVES KEPT AT HAY.
GEORGE . STOKES IS IVSANE AND MAM BARRI
CADEI) HIM'EI.F IN HIS B0VJ8B.
The tinnsunl spectacle of dx well4eveloped de
tectlvet trylng ln valn to cnpt'ire a nmnlar In hls own
house. who was defylng thc officers of the law and liad
threatened to klll his mothcr. ww afforded to those
persons who hnppened to pass No. 214 East Ftx.r
i teenth st., last evening. Tho detectlves had a wr.rt.nt
. for the arrest of George S. Stokes, who Ilves wlth hls
| mother, Mrs. Frances N. Stokes. Mrs. Stokes went
j to JefTcrson Market Pollce Court yesterday nnd nppli<.
| to Jtistico Hogan for a wnrrnnt for the arrest of b??r
j son. who she said wns Insane. fn her swom state
\ ment Mr. Stokes said tliat she wns nfrald hc would
klll her. Justico Hogan Issued the warriiiit, which
was glven to Deiect've Connolly to serve.
In dfscrlblng her son's condltlon, Mrs. StokiH .aid
j that ho waa 1n a danRcrous mood, and had declnred
I repealcdly thnt he would never be taken allve. It
wns on acrount of these statoments that. so many mon
were -.-nt to MB_B ln maklng rt.e arrest. There wns
another reason for taklng snch unusr.al precautlms 1,1
arr.'-t ..nt* mnn. The pollce were evl.lently afraid
tl.at Istokes mlght bo ft dynamlte rrnnk, for stokes Is
the BM who on Monday appearcd at the bar of the
j Court of Cnmmon Pleas and In a wlld manner de
manded a privatc Intervlew wlth Judge Ulschoff.
Stokes was relea*fd from the Insane asylum ai
Miittlletown. November 24. on a wrlt of habeas
c.rpus proeured by hls lawyer, Henry S. Leou
01. of No.. 188 Brondwny. On belng ro
I -,._i. Stokes came to tho home of hls moth?r
. ln thls clly. whero he has barrlcnd-d
himself in nnd Is keeplng the police nt bav. A f-w y-ars
i ago ****** was B well-knowu Uwver lu thl- city. having
; otli.es lu T.-mplc (' art. lb* Iiv. _ for a time at the
1 Murr.y Iill II.>t I- where hc made many friends. While
living there I.o was named as co-responrtent In a Milt
' f.,r al.-olntc divon c b ougirt by Duiuan Snllfcn, an
! advcrtlsing agent, against hls wlfe. Snltfen Won the
?OU and began an action for heavy damages agiUnst
ri ,;. 's. who left the citv. Stokes went to Egypt and
then to Ilong Kong. I.itcr he came to San 9f*9***9,
Whore he shot a man, almost kllling hlm. Stokes was
a*iw?t*t Insano and was plaeed In the CallfornU State
A .l.nii for Insane at Stockton. Hc was taken to the
! asyltim at Mlddlctown on June 1. Since hls rettitn to
tlils rity he Jias l-eeti arting wlldiy.
The deiectives watched Mrs. Stokes's house from 4
! o'ciock until ab-ut 10 o'ciock h_et evening. At 8
o'eloek tluee of them went to the bMMMWl cntrancc
' an.l thi-eo to tiu1 fiont 'iitr.in.e. A iht***A caino to
i _be door, which had been chaii.ed, and, openlng lt
a!...iit au inch. said Uiat Mr. St *M "IW not ln. TM
det ?. lives, however. d.-clared tl.at tl.ev kii.-w he waa ...
. ihe Muee. Knowlng Stokes's leariesaMM, they did not
1 i? ess inattcrs. Two liours more -VIB -P?nt in walklng
. up an.l down in front of the bOOM .md ln spcculatmg
: .,11 tbe In-st wav to eapture the lunatlc. Several sug-#
, gesiloiis man made by ipootaton, but were not received
. _voi-,iblv bv ffle offlcer*-. I'ln illy they gave up lu dis
gttst at 10 o'ciock and went home.
Defrtive Connolly 'al* that the attempt to arrest
fc.toko-1 would be tvnewed this m.ining.
>
EDWARD MCRPHY'S AS.MLANT HELD.
Troy, N. Y.. Dec. 9.?Danlel Murphy, who yestcrdav
as,aulted ex-Mayor Edward Murphy, Ir., wlth a liatchct,
was tl.is mornlng held for the Grand Jury. It has been
learned that Murphy was yesterday inqulrlng for Mayor
Whclan, aud lt U thought he also Lnteuded to assauit
hlm. _
-.
COL. GAYLOR FOUXD IX COXXECTICUT.
GOVERNOR BULKELEY B0V0B8 REQLT HT10N
PAPERS FROM GOVERNOR HILE.
Colonel Edward F. Gaylor, formerly of the 47th
Reglment. N. G. S. N. Y , ol Brooklyn. who ls chntged
wlth Irregularltles growlng out of the dlscharge of hls
duties * executor of tho estato of Simcon WatU. n
former member of thc New-York Producc Exchange, is
again in custody, thls time In the Jall at Rridgeport.
Conn., and ( .vernor Morgan G. Hulkeley, of that State,
has honored requisltion papers slgned by Governor
David II. Hill nsking for hls e.xtradltion from Con
nocticut. Tho pupers permitting tl.o cxtradltlon of
Colonel Gaylor were received at thc Westehester County
_heriif's otli.-e lasf nlght by Deputy sheriff Hallock.
who last WB__ arrested Colonel Gaylor at Rldgetield,
Conn., and pla<ed him ln the Ilillgcport Jall uhUl
extnuliiion papers were grnntcd.
Colonel i-aylor ls wanted at Whitc Plalns to answer
to an Indlciineiit for grand larceny in tlie tlrst degree.
It belng allcKt-d that hc has stolen over 010,000 and
ignorcd Bnmgate cofTn.'s commnnds for hi... t<> aecoant
u- cxeciiior. I.eputv Sherlir llallocli wtll go to ISrldge
porl t?. day to convcy Colonel Gaylor b> the Wcstclicster
(ounty Jall. Colonel (iaylor, lt is s.ii.l. will tlght ll.e
.|iii iil.ni paper*. 1 >i?tr-l?-t Attorney Platt has autlior
1/..1 Deputy Sl.eritT HallocU to engagc counsel to l?.'.v
after the interest of tho .eoplc.
While cloncl of the 47th Reglment, Gaylor was
nrrcstcd several times on chnrges growing out of tho
?Ueaai unfaitliful dischargc of his cxecutorship, but he
aiwavs set up the plea of belng 011 military duty. and
Ba wa- ordered ralCMaB l.y Judge Dvkinan and other
ju.lgcs of thc Second Jtidlclal District. Etfo.ts wero
?(__? made to anvst Iii..., and Cliarles Webster, a
neighbor of Colonel (iavlor's at LewM.oro, wus ap
poiiitisl a spe.-iiil deputy sheritl to arrest tho colonel.
Afi-r a titiioiis seanh. W.-t.stei managed to airest
.iayl .r, and t.srf; him Vt Whito Plalns. ou tile plcu of
old fricidship und a IMBMI ?f d.'lay to ol.ialn lK)nds
tnt'ii Wel.ster -taved at the urawainpuin Hotel with
Gaylor, where he was fre<iueiitly trcaled ui Wl.ite
Ptoln* run. and tlnally felU usleep. Wlien hc awohe
Gaylor ha_l gone. The Westchester authotit.it , were
un.'ible to tt.i.l him until last week. when he wus dis?
covered at Ridgclleld by Dcpuiv Sherift Hallock.
mt' Biun amnaarB .ts%ociATiox.
Owcgo, N. Y., Dec. 0 (Speelnll -Tl.e scssion of tho
M.nte Dalrymen's As.-oclation l.-ist evening WM de
voted to se.vlccs ln tnemory of Colonel F. 1). Curtls
and appropiliite resolutloiis were udoptcd. In * ul.
lng to thc rcsoliitioiis Georgc T. Powcll. of Glient. ga/e
a l.iicf hlstory of tlie orgnnlzatloii oi the sbiti Dt.i.y
meii's A-soilatloii, and among other things si.11:
In l"d7 ti meeting was MM at l.ittlc 99*9, where
a nuii.l.er ?.f the leadiug men of our Btate Inter
aated ln (Inirylng met und proi.osed tl.at. u dairy as-o
iliitii.n l?.- o.gai.l/.. d tl.e ol-jcct ol which WM tO
pioinoio nnd eii'our.'igo thut Important lutlii-try. At
a ineettiig OallM tOt Maii'l. B, IM -aine ycar. ,-.t
syrucu-e, tl.e New York siti.te Duirytieu's Aaioohl'ion
was i.i_,anl/.si with llarii- Lcwi- ptx'sl.le.it and our
pie-cnt li.'ii'.i'il i.rcsldcnt, Josluli rslin 11. -s-. ret..r\.
When ?>? .oii-ulcr the iniignltude ol <"ir duiry ln
d.is.ry. will. 300,000 dalrvmcn, who rciprcsent 1111
ownetthlp >.f 1.055,000 oowi und over 805,000AM
Invented in rapitaL lt is .-en ta l? un intomst tl.at
ls well worthv the best efforts of our MMbei.
Aml 'ii OOT ni" in's-.-tiip few. if MT, havo glven moro
of iinllrlng labOT a-.d .levotlon to the __BHM. f tho
a-.smi.... IhM Colonel F. D. Curtts.
Tl.e convention met at 10 o'clo. k thls ni'rnit.g, an<l
tha ses-l.in WM op.-ncl by the rejHirt of thc Coniu.ittee
ou Nomination. Thc comniittee n'jK-rled ihe BBIaWlai
iiaincs tn- om.ers for tl." e.isuing T*f- PiV^hlent.
,lc.?w.ns, of Elmini: tlrst vtee-pre-sldent, F. W. FA
moi.ds. of sherR.an; .-creti.ry, II. D. Gllbert. of Clay
rBla; tt**9*WS^**9**W* T- I'owell, Gl.ei.t; direct.rs
FiaaB Ulanttlng. Ilubbardsville: A. R t*99*9*M, Water
vlllc; U L. Yan tkj*9, o-ieva; t*4*9jt A. Smith,
Krankfor: : A. ChMi Thomp-on. Owegn. an l A. D.
Baher, AafBHM. Tho report of thc conimlttco WM
Mopted.
Th- p-ognirn.ne for Hk' iu rning an I aftcrnoon >,
ii...- wa- as foQowe: "BMtcria in tiie Dalry." Dr.
1 l Varj SljrBe, < Iteml-t of the Experimeut statlon ai
GeneVa; Marktllng Dairy ProdneU." W. II. (illbert,
dalry Initraetor, Mau- DalijiMU't AeooriMlOB. and ex
presldent >.f the Meodatkm; ?? A Talk t<> the Man who
|<*1...< . the MUU," ex iovcnior W. D. H0a.1l, of Wis
loiisii: ??s'.oifn tbe llowa." PMlHeoc l. P. Roberta.
dlr-.'t r (oincll E>.peiin.en. *<tatJon and professor of
iigricilture, Coniell t m-.-ersity.
lOtOBBB THE UQVflUnOI LAW.
Iloston, Dee. 0.?DiMrift-Attorney Slevei.s Iwis sum
n.cncl 1'ieston U. Mbley, of Ilniohlyn, Conn.. to up
pcar lyfore the Grand Jury Thursday mornlng to
niiswer to the rharge of arrestlng Wllllam Philllp*. ln
Lowell and taklng hlm to Conncctlcut without refitiid
Uon papers, wh!ch, iireording to the law, _\ a crln.lnal
oflence. Tho (iovernor will pmbably demand the re
lease of Phllllps und the puuishnient of Slbley. It
1ms boen said that sjblev hrw, repeatedly done tlils sume
thing and wa* well aware of tlie law at the Ume.
- 1 a
fMABBBB DliUmED BY THE GOVERXOR.
Albany, Dee. 9.--Governor Hill has dlsmlased tho
rhurjrci presented aomo time ago agalust Frank II.
Peck, DUtrlct-Attorney ol JelTeraon County. He halds
Uiat tha chargea, whloh hava been duly lnveaU?aUKl,
baiva not beaa aurtolnM
GRASPIXG AT STRAWS.
LOATII Tt) RELINQITSH A STOLEN 6EAT.
.vkverthelf;.--*- the " QJOAM* ballot* havx
BKEX C.LXTED FOR DFANE-PROCEED
IXfi.S BE-TIUF. rOOOU BARNARD.
lat i_-___b_m. to tiif. tuiu. __
Poughkeepsie, Dee. ..?This was another fleli
day for motions and orders on tlie election eastfl
in Judge Barnard _ court, and it took a clear head
ta> know where one was and a eareful hand to
steer straight. When the morning opened, the
lirst thing nending was a hearing on the motion
of William Wood, counsel for the Democrats, to
show cause why tli' mandamus srranted on Satur?
day last, commnnding the Board of Canvaasere
to count the dlspute<l votes for Deane shonld
not, to bc mtMliiied by striking out aU exeept that
p .taining to thc alleged marked ballots. On thia
Mr. Wood proaluccd afl aflldavit, similar to that
which he offered on Siturday last, in whleh hc
alleged that the ehanges in tl.e other cases had been
niad,> upon and in aceordance with corrections or
the returns by the inspectors. It wlll be reruenv
bered that on Safur.l.y Mr. Wflfld attempted to
raise an OWM of fact as to these, but Mr Choate
in his reply atgued that there could be no
such isgtie, but it was wholly a question of
law, inasmuch as the moving papers contained
eertifWl copies of all the returns in ques?
tion, and they were before tlie ?ourt for
its consideration. On that occasion, also, Kohert
E. Wilkinsaiti, counsel for the Hepublicans, made
a detaiied explanation of the transpa~ition of
votes in one of the Eishkill districts, which is
the most important of the cases outside of the
marked ballots, -jnd thereuimn Judge Barnard
granted the order. Notwithstanding this, Mr.
Wood asked to have the matter reopened, as
stated, basing his elaim on the same ground
exactly that had b___i presented before.
Judge Cady, with Mr. Wilkinson, appeared for
the Republican side, and Mr. Wilkinson objected
to the uiodilicatiou asked for on three points.
Eirst, liecause the parti<? asking Mr it were pre
eludcd by tlie fact that they had rnken an appeal
from this very order: second, liecause the matter
had '"Cen fully ruised on Saturday, and, as he
supposavl, d.-cided; and third, l>ccause the order
as it r-.i.H-d commanding the Board to canvass tha
vote according to the original returns was right
and oiia-ht to be granted on its tne.its.
A verbal deeisien followed, as Ls not unusual
in .ludge Barnard's court, in the course of which
the Judge said in suhstatice, that the appeal ought
not to interfere, that he did not intend ln
the original order to inelude anything but the
marked ballots, and he should grant the modiflea
tioti asked for and leave the question of the
transposition at Fishkill, the Dover votes and the
other ehanges to he brought up by themaelvet.
Thc order was accrdingle nuxlihed, whereupon
Mr. Wood agn-cd t<> vacate the stay and IjAvo
the Boaid of (anvassers count the marked ballot*
and report to the (ourt at '.i o'clock.
At. .i p. m. the parties again appeared in court.
Mr. Wood first made a return to the tnoditled
mandamus, showing that. the marked ballots had
been counted, adding Hfty-four to Mr. Deane's
vote, und thc result had been filed in the Clerk*
oftice Aa application was then immcdiately made
by Horacc Hufcut. attorncy for Mr. Osborne, for
a mandamus under the Ballot Reform law ta. de
termine the validity of these ballots, and, pending
that deteniiination, cujoining the Clerk from
transmitiing thc returns to the State Board of
Cauvaasers. This -_."* granted, rcturnablc before
.Judge Barnard on Saturday morning.
As the situatiou now standg, thereforej
both Mr. Deane's and Mr. SherriU's (Republican
County Treasurer) votant have lieen counted,
but. there are new proeecdings instituted in both
cases b.v Mr. Osl)orne and Mr. JIasbrouck, Demo
cratic cndi.late for County Treasurer, to dd}er
mine the validity of the alleged markeal bairfits
wilh the purpose, of course, of having them de
chred null and rold. This pro<i.ding must tta
a full triaL,1 so it is stated, involving ba?th tlic
law and the fact with 'referenee tai every ballot
alleged to )>e marked. which was duly protcstcd
on election day. and whleh has beea attached to
the returns as tbe law* re<|iiiri*s. The order will
lie rcturnablp on Saturday moming laefore Judge
Barnard. and perhaps further eomnlications will
arise. Tlic stay. the upptal and thc otber mattem
which were to have hMM argued in Brooklyn are
all off, but the argument in the Gottl. of Appeala
will take plaee ne\t Fii-lay, and that may put a
new face upam the whole business.
I_P__U_ OAMt IX OOUTM riROLIXA.
(iilunil'la, S. ('., Tta,-. o is'perlali.-The House ol
Ho prv-riitativcs at midnight M night p..r.s<_ a hill
to rean.lre rallMad roinpanies oporatlng ln thn Stata
to f u i ii . - li sepaiate an.l equal aa'coniniodntloiis for whlto
and ...li.re. p,i-a?>ngers b.v a vote of 4."i to :?7. Thl.
will operalo against the Tlll111a.11 Admliiistratlou ln ths
M?I caiiip-iign. Itepri -ciitalive \\ igg, the coloreal
meinbcr tnm lieaufort. iu lils ipee_fl *M9tMt tlie hill
>:Ud tluit piiltUally tlie B_flN ,wd yleMed to the lugio
of the -Ituatlon. -? I'ass thl- bill and he will hesitate
no longer. llo bellcves that iu thls country there ls
aa middle gi-ouud between a freetnan anat a sliv...
Tlie coiored iieople da^i.-e pence wlth their wliito nelgh
l.ors, l.ut tliy nfl ac.ept noue hut an lionorable poucc.
I unru the genclemeii who are forcing tlils mc-uaure ta
beware. I know of no way to Judge tlie futurc exeept
by tlie pa. t. Let them remembay that C-iesar had hts
liriitu . (liailes I bla t i-omwi'll, and tlie Itelorm party
should prutit by thclr eiiii.iplcs.*
Ufl MtETLATMO C0MP9M WXD IX THE WOODS.
Atlnnta. Ga.. Dec 9 (Speelnli.-Dr. T. F. Adkln*. a
respcctabli' eltlzen of this county. about flfty flve years
o!1, ??,< found dead In the wood* near his Jiousc, about
iiliie niila-s from T_om-,oit, to-day. lle was sliot through
the body, his head v.as bcateu li.to a pulp and hia
throat and body were badly liackcd wlth a knlfe. Ur.
A.lkins had been ___Bflag MOM ISaturday und his friend*
and nliftivi'M, feuring foul play. bcg-in a senra-h- fur
lilm. Whep last >een he aaa- ln the company of ?
ic-pni iicmed Culi'iiian WII>on nnd it ll su>[ia?<ted tliafl
ln- wa. inunlrnil by him. The negro lias dlMippa;an*4.
i.ur - .in ti h_> aaaa began for hlK itobi_ry l. -up.
paee_ la __*9_ ~_n tha* mutive of the d?ed.
THBEATF.XED BY THE KIDSAPPFAt.
KaiiMvs Cltv, Dec. 0. -lt ls l-arncd from n frl?>n4
of David ll. I'.ealv whose ehlld was stolen ?>ii Tturnks.
glvlng Day, that Mr. I'.ouls hns received a I tter frota
the niy-tcrloii- l.a!-.ton. who has heon cvadlng the
police, ln whi.h it was tln-catiMicd that unl >?> tha
liunt for Ibe kldiuipiirT stop)_-jl thc banker's ii'.us.
uould lie blown t<> pi?es witb nltro-glya'-rine. Mr.
llcals refu-es to contlrm tlie story of the letter,
but several pci-ei*. say that the 1 tter his been i_
.civcal. The chlef of police has plaa.il a heavy piaril
aniiiiiil tho hou~.
fll_fl_rfl MAMMMM MtOOEMtWJMMO A&ZESSED.
rhiUili-lpliia. I)a-c. '.?. .'ontrolU'r _M 99 _M s.ni to
<;oneral fl. F. 1'1-ier, l___r of the .Sprlng liarden
flaak, ? .I'lnaii'l on the siorkholdr, for a 100 per cent
u--.-9ssnieiit on i-aili .luare of tlie a-upital tmWtM held by
tliaMii iii tlic time of the. biwik'-. f.iilii'. ; the _.*_av.Mlieii_,
mmmprntM) *r..v?.04K), to in> u>?d ln payment of tha
debtia of the bank. Tho letter furtli.-r I>i-.tru< U. lha
rea-eiver that the iis^fs-.ns'nt.'. nre to be p;...l on or baj.
foro Januao' ?'. I80-. aud dl.-<*ts that all nea-ewanry
proeeafllD*, bl ntt ot .UkivIss, ?? u?ken to antoixe
the indlviiliiul llubtl.ty oi thc hharehol'lcr^.
WrtrnWEVM fovxd l.v the coalbix.
fhlcflgn, Dec. O.-Jaines E. Moorc, tha Cl.leaft
ngent of the !______? state Lottery, was arrested
to-day. The oftlrei*-. after a long hunt, found lottsry
tickeU hid In tho roaltan. Mnoro's plare haa been
?? nildeal" many times before. but thk ls tha t!r_ttti__
that tlie police bave -iin-av-ned ln obUlnlng meb eoor
vliiclug cvldeiia-o of M.uire-H l.u?ines~
MMMUa FOR IHE MMrnSJOAM COXYEXIIOX.
Kllca.sburg. Wusli., ltoc. 0.-('haiiniaii \Vll?4>n of tM
Ka-puLilU-t.il state Comniittce Iih? -ecureal t~o inimense
live eagles whiih he wlll ~>nd to t|i-- Natlonal Republi?
can OotivtMitla.n at Mlnneiipolta wlth tli. Waahlngtoo
d*iemiUou. lle haa oamad tba aa?laa fllalaa aafl Xfla

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