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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, APRIL 1. ISOSL-TWELVE PAGES.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
THE TARIFF ITS BULWARK
INDUSTRIES OF THE PTOSFQOUS CITY OF
W1STERLY.
ORA-VITE WORKS THAT GIVM FMPLOYMFN'T TO
THOUSANDS -SEM ??? ? PBTB'e OBBAt
IPSBOM IB ? KHALI?" O I?'
FHOTECTIOX.
rr.OM a ?T.vrr roaiittspoimpiT of tbk trihuks.
Westerly. ii. I , March 31.?-This beautiful New?
Eugland villane is on the line between ("oi.nerti
cut and Rhode Ialand, and the manufaetnring and
M-uir-cuttiug inteiests centred here are share?!
by the tire state?. The Rhode Island township
lias a population of 7,0u0. As the village ll ap?
proached fron Providence, one lar^e factory after
another comea into view. There aie large fac?
tories owned by 1? G,. ? R. Knight, in which
cotKin gOOda are manufactured. The Westerly
Woollen Company, controlled by Warren (?.
Arnold,! produces woollens on a large scale. ?
worsted mill ha? recently been reopened by" Mc
Taggart Uros, and is now m successful operation.
The Oefeld n.ills rapreaent the interests of the
Saylrs in this portion of tiie State and have been
enlarged for the Bean U fact UK of higher ??rades of
cottons. ('. B. Cott-rell ?? Son conduit a latro
manufactory for printing prc??se?, the workmen
being mair.lv Seventh Day Baptiste, a very in?
fluential religionfl denomination in Westerly. The
chief new enterprise undertaken sin?? the passage
of the McKinley act, is a Urge thread mill,
which Robert dark, of Newark. N. J.,
is mainly interested in. This mill nil]
probably ho in operation within four or
fue months. All these industrial works have
1-een aided by the tariff lo^i>lntion of 1890. The
teudeucy in the cotton and woollen nulls here
i.s in \Vooi:soi ki t, G. wt ?ikot and Providence is
in the direction of Improvement in the quality of
geatada produced. The tariff act baa made it
possible lor manufacturer? to compete arltb Euro?
pean rivals in the find aa well as the COarae
grades. They sic bow ootnprttng Buocewtully
nnd without raisitip the jinces of tiie gouda to tie
consumer. Cottone ate cheaper than they were
in 1800, and woollen?? aie quite as oheap.
Another large Industrial interi?! in Westerly is
the granite quarries?. It is perhaps the lineal
granite in New-l-ii-lnud. W lien on?- of the Demo
Cratic oratora last Oighl i.-inarKed with a sneei
that the McKinley act had put up the price of
tombstones so Miai people could hardly afford to
?lie, lie did not hnow how eloeely be was hitting
a great Khode Islair.d Intonai. Here are the
works of the Smith Granite ? otnpany, the Rhode
Island (?ranite Company, conducted by Bdttor
s'.ti, of Hartford : ihe Chapman Granite ? "in
pauy, Murray ?t Archer, and others In the suburb
of Niantic are similar work., (jontrohed bj ? ?
<;. Crumb, Newel) and others. Before Uie tarili
act was piifwd Sootoh granite waa Bhlppetl from
Europe, and with the aid ?>? r*heep labor in tin?
qu unes, waa enabled to undenrell the Rhode
Island granite. The McKinley eel pretoctod t.'ue
Important industry by ?? tuoderate duty, abut out
the Sootch granite and developed the bueineSB "I
Weeterly t.? ? ranarknbl? degree. No towa in
Rhode Island owes more to Senator Aldrieh than
"Westerly, and none will probably gite ???? He
publican State ticket a larger majority La fto
ptiiiion to ite population.
About 50 per cent of tiie stoneworkere own
their own bornee. They are Scotch, Italian, Eng?
lish and Irish, as well as American, and all are
prospering alike. Free trade tWrists who are
lient upon believins that the working people of
Amerna are overwhelmed and bound hand and
foot by tariff taxation ought to keep out of ?weh
t ranea a* Weeterly if they value theit p.?."? of
mind. They will find ?v ord -rly, ?-..nteuted and
happy a class of mill operattrea and Btonecutters
as can la? s-en on the face of the ??aitL. The
housx* of the workmen ar?e comlorfable m it bin
(nui attiuctive without. Kvery family hag money
in a savings bank, an I la getting on in the world
The signs of poverty, degradation and intemper?
ance which ar?? se-e-n in Kngiish manufacturing
towns are absent, here. The working people, as
?rail as the manufacturers and quarry owners, are
prospering under protection. It was before an
audience of thia class that S'nutor 1 rye made
bla first aptneb ia the Rhode Island ranva/vs Tins
evening.
Senator Frve made one of those rnagtOfly cam?
paign speeches I.? which lie has gained the repu?
tation of ben:?, perhaps, ttkt most s:icce?--f .?
stumper in the country. Il th.?;?? -sere votes to
lie Lad in the lari;,? audience which crowded the
Opera House, he succ?eded in getting ti.em foi
the Republican party by his persuasive style.
analytical power and terse, homely eloquence
When introduced, Senator Fry* remarked that be
bad never been ai?!?? to understand why there
was a Deaaa> ratlc party In the order "f Divine
Providence. He tiicu pointed out the danger with
which the country l? menaced tins year, For
many years the Republican Senate ii?ul ?*?*:, a
bulwark ol defence lor tbe OOUMtry, but now the
majority of that ajhrty was ao anali thut it w?s
of immens/? Importance thai Rhode Island should
elect a Rep.iLlican Latgislature ?'. *> ? ? re-elect
Senator Aldrieh. He tien t'.ok up tiie taiiff
question in a practical way. The Democratic
party he dceeribed us a fie?? trade party, which
had never respected labor, and a lar?;?- portion
of Wbkh had owned labor. Free
trade would destroy, not capital nor
the manufactur?is, bit the interests of labor.
Ihe Ivcpublicuu party hxd always been a pro
tettativg party, 'l?.e MeKlaley bill wus a pi"
t?-ctioii Pfloaenrc. and nothing else It wa* con?
demned two years ago by who 1*08la deiatuatiun
and tying. Rut ?he people were now Bndlag out
the truth. a\iuciic:ii;s imported $20,000,000 less
4?f woollen gnoda lust year, and u?*d 85,000,000
mure. Was that a bad tning'' Was it not, let?
ter than the 935,000,000 of woellen.s Hhould be
iliade in America, rather limn in Europe?1 Of
other goodg $44,000,000 less of certain claeeea
vicie imported, aud tins meant that the goods
had been made lu America rather than in Europe.
In tins way the .M< Kiuiey bill had redeemed
Itoti f.
It was not true., said the speaker, that prii***i
hud been raised by the McKinley act. II?? delicd
any one In his audience to name any article ol
oo in Bean coawueaajoa whieh was higher today
than it was two year? ago. Tl,?? Detnooratic
party wae fot fice trade BOW, a? it had ?????? m the
?jld-time slavery day? It. wae a Irec-tiadc party
even if it ?rara disguising ite paura?*? by clainer
ji," for fr1?? wool and frag law malcri?is. Manu?
facturers Who were aoliciting lie? wool needed to
la? warned lhat the Heniociatic parti would lu
evitftbly follow that up with iree woollens.
Aiatl an exhauative dlBCIIBBsOO of free law ma?
terial?., in which lie demoiisiisled hbe IraBMaBBibility
of dieci inni.?ting bi-meeii tbe raw produel and
IBM maiiufaet.ured product, the S>MtOt declared
that BBValtnl in this country never needed prol?.?
tion. it vvae as timid aa, a girl?not a girl who
rides a bicycle, but an aveiage girl. It wus easily
frightened, aud when one thing failed or did
?ot look promising it wa* put into something
ease, or ? wa* taken out ol tbe OOOatry
or it was invesied in Tinted St-.tes bonds. ? aiutai
alway* could take care ot itself- IsobOff could not
do this. Labor needei ? rotection. If a mill
ami ite. machinery costs moie iu America than in
?ki?larwi, it ia beeau?e Lib r here is dearer, and
(?eirer becaus.? it ?a piotected. If it costs BHilC to
make goods m the Auici.cii ?i.un in the Kngliib
n.ill it is becauae laboi waste ?????- in one tnan
i? the other. There is no vay in which mills
can l?e run under free t? id?? except tb.it o? sealitig
down the wages to the Knglish level. lll("
Democrat? are alwus steering at Republican
BtrgUQiCJUtH about diflercuu-u of wagea, iiw
senstor declared thnt be bad beea in every coui try
? ??p.,,.? ,??! had talked ??.t!. ?-or?cer. .?, ?
ound ..at. how tvthey were living;. ]? ., thread
lace factory m N S PMI 1,.- ?ad t<?? si|.,,.rn,r ?
working i,? twelve oe iU 6 day, sad ?verane
womea lor ten tout.? a day. in ,ott..., motorie.
in Italy they receive from twentv tu twentv-flve
cent?? a day. It there were nu tariff, ?
by those ?'omen would come Into the Aiiicrieati
market aad close all tbe factories. \|.,?. . ?
American capital ,?,.,?? ..,, into Italy and emol?v
U t cheap bbor Beliriuui le competine with
America und England to-diy. I;? men ar" I ?,?'
for from seventy-five in eighty ?
the -<"'iis made by them woul I wipe .nt , 0, ,',..'.
Ameriean manufacturen ?riti oui tin? turiti
In tli? same way ih?? Senator ran rapidly over
ui? condition! ..i labor in Germany, France 1 ??
land and other countries, and demonstrativ] -'vi?
wlthoui ? protective tariti ?v-ry .?',?,' ,,
manufacture would tu- sweat out ,.? ,,x
istenre by competition with cheap labor lie
compared the wage? ol tli?? workers li
a i oHtes thread-mill m Paisley ?nd .. . ,,.,?,,
thread-mill in Pawtucket, an ; ?howe ? ti.,lt tiie
one ilaea ol laborers received one-third af ti,?
w ?j"? ..? the other cinse Ti..- Sen itor made ,
er of ti,*?.?.? , omparisons, and deci ired t;,at
?: ?'?? won? nu vviu,'? m Europe, nothing i?it ila'?
?-t the employer ind the nee?l ol ? .
ployed. II?.? wages m America were double what
?:.??,- w-pi-f. in England ,.?,.? tin??.? limoe ;,.? !,, ;], ...
m France, Ir-land or Germany " In <? ?? ? ime "
he ?claimed, "what ii to become of \n
workingmen if they nr?? to be r.? lured under I>om<..
erotic fr.v-t.ra.it? to the level of European waee
enrnen ' '
The Senator wa? lis4*n?vi to win, breathless at
?ention. aril Ihm speech waf declared to be the
etroneest turni argumenl ever heord in Rhode
Island. j ?? ?
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THF. DF.MOrRATir, HIPPODROME.
it snows ix RHODE i?i.v\n. but tiik prit
roHMl-.li.s s,r ?EVI R A WORD
ABOUT BILV1 I'..
Prerideae?, R. I.. March :>! (Special).?After a
nicht, of Demoeratie ?.niton-, during which ev
Governor Campbell und Congreeemen Bryan, Tueker,
McKinney, O'XeiU, Scoti and Caruth undertook to
dbcuea National leeuee, in Providence end ? w
tucket-, flip voters ?>? Rhode bland ere enabled to
observe the genera] trfml of the canvass on tl ?
aide. There wai a dead lidence on the eilver
question. G??_t?*?*.???>?? who had been votine, I -
tbe Bland >ull within a week did noi attempi to
convert their sudieneee to fro" silver. Ex-Gov?
ernor Campbell, vvas was beaten laat year In
on ?? free silver platform, waa aleo mute
as a l'inale Island oyeter "?? tl it
subject. T lu? ?iivrr question was evaded, snd will
nt.? U? discussed .it ;.!1 on tlio Democratic side nu?
lo.? Mr. Cleveland, win, Anally lias '.? pre
upon t?> sjx-ak on Saturday afternoon in Pi vi
deuce, chooses ileliberately to offer an affront ? ?
tie musaci of Lis party In tli?? South and West
The tanti question was dis leseil lasl night by all
the Democratic Congreesinen, bui on Uie nan
possible lines. Ex-lmiv?-rinn Campbell sought to
electrify hie audiences by reworking the ? >lni leriff
ridiate which lie bal with Governor McKinley
last year, and by making an elaborate attach apon
ilio Oatmeal Trust. ?? Ohio had voted '
against him on the*. I - ??-. lut- attempi to
enthu6?aem ir RI ode bland an l te ere? t< pre
agnina! <? ivernor McKiolej ? wsiibred
There were two general positions takei ' , the
Democratic aprakera, namely, that ? li?? McK
, ? ??? increased enormously the cost ..I livin?. by
ibing tiie price <ii American manutentore?, and
second, Uiav it had failed t?? arTeel ihe rat* ?i
? igea favorably. Rhode bland voters are tuo In
tellment t.. he caught l.y sa,-h chsfl ? ??
great manufacturing indiati rie? ot the
;irr eottona and woolbns. Every one ki v? ?
?..?tt?.us are from IO '? i."? per cent
lower t*v-iie.y than they wen when tli?? M'Kinl y
act was paewMl Every 6M ???? kn..\vs that
v?oo11#?n? are not hiifher in pri?e than th??,
twe year?, sfo. but in many grades untai ? ?
lower and tenditi;/ downward ai ?long the line.
Ex-Governor Campbell raieeil i hearty b'i
bb declaration that the man musi he foui
?rage? had txi-ii ??'?G??a?????| i'V tbe MeKinbj
i.r ele? Hliodr Island would ?? Democratic, li (
will not v.? difficult to limi a large numbrr of
operatives whose ?egei are bighei Chan in IfWi
The eejoend lar,??? taetory which I vbited in Pa ?
tucket employ ?vi about l(l|i men and '.vanii?!! in
rasking sleeve linings und drea goods The Weges
?.f the men Lav.? beejn rab? I 30 oral . and
thoec of tLe women 23 cent? without exception.
At tiio saui* time the io.aiu? i\?-re ).l!.? ml
McKlnby sit was passed, an.I the plant we? ?
brged b?t, year. Yet, notwithstanding the in
oreaaed proteetlou offered bj the tarili a I there
har ????.?? a reduction of ?.'< per orni in Um
ol bhe ?????p w> tbe eoneumer.
The point which l Dem erotic oratori ? ?
aad will not ciii.M.i-i ?- the fuel that woollen and |
cotton faetoriei In Rhode bbnd are paying u>
day wages whieh an? over 100 ???? reni I
than theea pani in England for : ? ine class of
work. 'Ihr MrKmlev act nu enabled p
tirera u? maintain that r,ra!e of wage?, aiti.?, .-i.
there have beea euti of 13 end '.?" pei
?-nt iu ?rages on tbe ofher lide of
the Atloatie. The McKinley a? ? ha? invigorated
a great ol*se oi Industries and Increase?! theii
production, tlierei.?, providing .latent emplo.v
ment for worken at on advance ol ioti i"-r rent
en the i?-fc! r:it<-s paid anywlten?.
Th?? groad Congresilonnl LipiKxlrome from Wash?
in,?.,? exhibitini last night under the mana <?
i..ei.t ..? "The New-York World" wai chief)) re
n,?ik.ii.ie in a transformation ect. Fifteen
speaker? had been advertised bj name, Bnd ?
gieal audience was naturali} drawn out. Ol the
Hfteen advertiseil only iv??. spoke in Provhlence
;.l? only three m Pawtucket, The remi
speakers were labatttute? hastily recruited m
VYaahinglaa, snd brought on by specbl tram with
?a, H<)iiii?h i.i iiaiini??;?. ? Le Democratic Com?
mittee vire compelled te make u?? ul Governor
Campbell and Congi? ?men Bryan In botli town-.
and they managed lb o?veetiaf8 so bad!} thai
much ol the important tabnt was not heard a< I
alL 'Ihis meroini they have Issued a loud I
ebalbnge i?n- ?? Kdnl debate between ex^?overnor
Campbell aad Governor McKinley, although they
ai?? aware that the Republican arrangement? are
already iua<le fot ulllng the halls during the n?
maininf nighte ol the c?fiv???. Congress?
man Breckinridge and ex-Congressman Mcldoo
are fidvi irtbed on the Demoeratie side,
?,nt the reliance of tbe managers'
is placed upon Mr. Cleveland, who Is ? apeak oa
Saturday afternoon and reconcile as beet be cas
his action with In? reeenl criticism of Senatui
Hill tor campaigning for the PresidentieJ nomina?
tion.
Tliei Republican eaavaea, meoawblb, bae ,?4'?'11
vigorously and effectively conducted Ex-Coi
Krehjiiiiaii Hori ba? been addresains Iji," ??"??
[nga in Newport, Brbtel and elsewhere, and u ?
done uio-t effective ?ervice. Ceagreasman Walker,
of Maeeachueetts, hm alt,?, mad.? a brllliaal ?eriea
of turiti epeeehee In Pawtucket last nighi large
Republles? meetinge srere held In Uve wards, noi
withstendini ibe Democratic meeting, To-moi
row night Gavernor McKinley ie to api-.k is
I'livvtin-ket, and Mr Reed in Woonseeket, and
both are tti a<lilre?is I In- great Ina?? na???! Injis ??
Suturday night, with ex-Concressman llorr as
the third speaker, an?l with renal or Five. Cen
Hietssman Burrowe, Secretory Tracy end ?thei
speakere of National reputation The canvass ??
?,, if conducted with vigoi and efflebney t" I t
end The Republican I/eai/m? rendered Invaluable
work in November and December by holding re*'1
tration meeting! throughout the state, nul it la
virtually in charge of ,.11 the ward and rnasi
meeting?, with the eaeeption ?1 Saturday nights
demonstration Heary Tbpke is .it the head ol
the Letayue, and has abewn hiuiM'lf to ??? a re?
markably good orgaaiser The young Republi
eane are doing the active work ..? t:,.? canvass,
and thev hav a young men's tifket lo ele??! foi
State offleere, The eteotien of that tirket will
be a triumph of foungjablood and new method?? ot
organization. _ l K. F.
.1 afl.'I TBAIX BOBBED IS ALABAMA.
blriuliirlaiii. Alu . Manli 81. Tbe Oeorgls l'a. Hi''
pn??etiC.'r trab wlilili l.ft liei?? f'.r .Vllaliln ?! 11:30
???,? nl(.'lil w.-is !i"ltl B| ?I Wf.in? Statina, lei) lull?
Bal of BlnnliiRiiam. A yMBg will!?? BBM ?-'.-???'? lh6
eiiKlne. ?nil at Hi.) point of a \VIii.1i'"-I?t compelled
Uim cngl?ie?r to bilug tji?? u-aiu te a st*?Sietlll. Anothtr
maaked nan boarded the, m.-,?? ear. took* louii tr*?
" ?o bring ihe agent tr, tersas, am
"''''' ' ihe i.-i-:-. taking Ml the registered
!"';?'-" ' oily left, Oatalde the rest M the
'' ?" ' h ran? m k.vp tiie p???en?en
'.".??. ?,? .? ,.,,? i , Mie a movement exi
reiir Animan. ? ?,?;,< . ?? si : ? :?:- ti ?uble. ? ?
e..Urs Job co ?; rig : mil I ?-.
MAY CALL A SILIER CONVESTIOX.
CEXI (Ut V J. WARB] !'. D ? s ??t THI X g G?
BTBUGGU OVER 1 Rl ?; \ tOl EX DEO,
Cleveland, Mareh .11 (Spedali, General A. I, War
ner. m":- famlnarty known si ?? silver Bffla Warner,
are? In the rlty to-day, aad in anewer ? t!,.? paestton
a- io ii,,? pi ,..,.?, ?a for Den ?rattc sat re??, saM : ? T\ ??
?ray h. open for sut ?-- if the liemoci its ad ?? It, hoi
I don'i think it liei Uiroaah tree trade . ad tl
rtandard. Tbe pa cy ?' Kew-York evMently le to
commit Ihe Republican p.inv to aroteetle I I
s m -Mu?an!. Min, liai::-m 1- t:;,? renditele, and the
ratle party t,, (rt ? ti ,?!?? ind the gold standard,
?rlth Cleveland ns the randMate. ! don't believe, how?
?? r. tl it ,?? Ih? road 10 IB De BOI Hits;
and, fuit:.*r. ? doni beni D? inorrats ontoide
of New York and Sew England ?rill lake that ? ? i.
"WI it ?rtll th* Democratli National OonvenBon do.
roe Bsk. 1 think it will Bombiate a 1 indMate from
- ime other siate, ? ,: ,?.( believe ? level ind ? an earry
New V01K. .-uni ;h? flghl there would make it .:?.
?rbel r HUI I ?rrr It."
?? 1- the Ughi f ir ill ver giran op l"
1 don't know what the resoli lu tbe present l
greti win be, but ? ?- ? n giren up In the re .nn
?111 ?..?!...? ie. ? ??:,,?;.,?;?,-.,, ?rould looner or lau
triumph. If rllver ?- detested m ti.? : thin
ih.r.? win be another National silver Convention call*?!
1 1 itronger bimetallic organization formed than
bow exists. '"?? i- oonitanilj appreciating m value
sad ?? ? ? ? ntlnne i" dei Une. Thli tutte "f thing
ud? s'i on .,- long a- -" h reanotn? the tote money
' d, and 1 ran aa uie you it ?nil not be Borevcr
ed by the peopl ?.
? > -1. 1 had 1 barge of th" s||v..r hill in the BIVI Ut
?-. aia! It !?:? ed itti G BUK h - ll li a fighi n- the
?? tint one. There waa one lie viKe In that coni?
late .?.ni.? ? . ? ? . : . bill, ru duly
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JUDGE l.Y.M II HOLDS fOURT IN OHIO.
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? MOB OR I l\l!. VMi IIVN'.S A MAN
' v l ?.? GR ira POLE
Cleveland, Ohio, March 31.- \ diipatch framFtod
hlO, mi- lhat aloi! 1 o'clock !h,s 11111I1I1114 ?
mob ol 1,000 men lurronndcd the Jail where Lytl ,
it"? ma ? who a? Baited and fatally Injured hi.? nife
ai d two ?'.Uh ? bal b? l un W/< ? .. d ly morn?
I. 1,,.? ?rindow? of th* Ja'.l Me,??
broken, bul the cell ? the prisoner eouM not be
? !?? thai mean . Then the mob procured oil
wall drill : ? * down the doort. Lytle waa
?? Into the >trei I and takan t?? ? bridge ??
iy, A rope was pat around i?i neck and
end ihr,,??? over , croiiplees of th? ami.tur
the m"!. M.re iii t:?- .,? t of polling Mm op
a -:. a from ? ? ? "h? r ted the r ipe aad I
'? t pttked up and
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lea? ih.ntrol ni th? corporation 1 11U? ?, from I
perton ???? b >ard "f dim ??? . ? ??
s ,?? Depoalti Comp ini. a uni lee,
? ? ?? d ?? ??'? ? Comi an? of tl'ls city, ? u mode
riant? In the ?ult. J
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. iil'i not t,??. appoint'?!.
THE COST OF Till GREA i PAIR.
? I.I. BE SEVERAL MILU >NS GREATER TB AN
.1; ill' PLSTIMATI il U.v's,
1 ;:m M.i.v bPIIUT.
,? ? : , . of the Con?
gr?? ? ? ?.' 1. : ? . .1,,:,??.!! Parta
ilil? ?ffen.? lo look over the World'? l'air gram !"
, . .. ? ltd Bt w),?t ti,.?;.
II 1 fully ??? 1 ?' r. la pull ' >'
/.? . ' lea '. ?rill t> all tha? ;?- ehi rd fis* II If th.
, t?mate? ..f capen. in i.? g f. : the rVli
extra I ?rl en lliey wen nltled,
?:,?\ were rually ei plained In Ihe Invi liga tor b) oar
-.. .? ], .:. ovei Ihe g? ?nds, The r limate? a;.-? ???
?? : .ii'ii!.?- .-t forth In th?? report? of Ibe < >mmJ ? ?
and Directory comprise iimo .? lotiUhlpgly large
amount?. The eal ol lotel coat cf the fair, ?
fnin.sii.?,! bi Mr, Baker, : --'-'.?.??-??'..i"<>. Thh Ii ?
larger bbtiouM by about 84,000.000 Iban aras ??? ? mated
' ,?.,-!-- had b Lit ?'?:??!> repOtl ?,? the l"uir.
A .. re dt of Cenerai Mlle?'? recent il II to Wesh?
Ington, n Is itated thai 3, ?00 I'nlted Ktatei troop?
??? ?,.? ordered to Chtrego to lake purl In the dedl
raton <?? 11>.-- of Ihe Fair, They will come from
-.ni,n Weitem posi , The United Mate. Marine
Band ?rill oho be bei e
Rome, March 31. Replying to the sculptor, Ngaot
Mnnteverde, wl.M to him a lesoliiUoa adapted bj
Ilia arti I In Rome In favor of taking part la Um
Chi? igo ??]?????,!.??? Exhibition, tbe Marqaia ??? Rodtal,
n,. l-iin,.? Minister, ha? written u letter In wbtoh h,
.,,v> thai he approves of the erti ts? loienUoo, aa bai
C-overnmeal will he gtpd to as? Italian art arettbll)
repretented, 'if.-? Marqeis siso recalls Ine tuet that
ii,.? ?.oiernuieiit, aBhoagb it ?roeM Itself '?!<?? ?
official part in 'he Exhibition, bad ptearl -?? its inorai
support ??. Italian exhIMtoi . Ila rio as Ma letter l.\
aying liial he has weU-fomided ctmndenc? that
friendly retatleai between Italj Bad the ? tilled Otate?
um be ???.? 'a'.ii bed by tbe time ?? Ibe Ihe hoMIng
,,? ib? WerM'i Felr at Chicago. The Oovermneni
Mill fi., liliale In ???t? pu II,le inalili.?!? the ?????0?
i.m,,? ami afe he |4?? "f the liullan ? u
,?,,? 1,-,. m ill?:. ???. M-U'li I '-pelai. ? ne Uni,I.,
Wolle??, ? jii director?, h??- announced it? Inability t,
,;,' ,. ii,,. (nini ,,f 8100.000 ?',???.!"1 i.i-f Octet?? upon
the county apportionment pun, bj ubarrlptloii "ii
taxation. li ha prae?cMlj dl?band?d. .v.thur C.
Jarh?oii, ? well known ??, ?.,??., nn Klorida, and bi
? leiliteii' ?,???? eiii?.ihe al the l'an? Exposition of
t--;, propose? t., raine fJOO.OOO ? ?? popular sub
acription, .ill ?uh? riber? lo ?... -1 \, -. advert? Ing ?pac?
|,, 'li,,. 11,,;?,!,, '.a/. :t.?. ?," to he .!l-!l'l.it.'l al Ilio
Exposition. Today ????.?? M rite??***, of N'en Voris.
-nl? lil.c'l tVt.ODO, and the plan h..- received :, MB
?mpetu? IheicM. lioieriior h leming ti ihn app.list
M, jack in snd .io epii Uli < lo he State .Vorld'i
1 air ( omini--, ?
.s-.'M'M.?. MI BEA WBOTfIBQ DOWX,
Deaver, Manli 31. -Advlcea ??. "The TlaaM* freni
ihron.'lioiii ? Mor.ni" state thai tii^iiv additional tulli?
ar* prapartng t?. clora down on aceoaet of tbe hie
prtre being paM for siiir. The laurutrtln mine. ?
i..?.m pr<Miii"'i m Idaho spring., paa offered it. miner?
the eholee betiraen a rednetlen ol Bfty eent? ? day
m ?rages <t aa cnllre sn.pen?lon of Brink. Th" men
have not vet decided what BB BO. II I? rumereil that
(he bu?! ( I,.me?? mine at ?"?-??.?.?(? Is going lO -t"l? uorh.
but thi - ani,i.t be verifled. Othtw Ira? tas.?- mines
ti,i.,,ici,..m u,.? si,,i, are prapartag to impend work
?f tbe Ivei di pre ion ? untlnue?.
siiicj- w? i|uoied at the hlork RxeBaaage r? ' '
m -?,: -? cent . a rlae of '?> * eent. B?tea Bnaninted
?, i:.*.,:t(.i ouii.es. -it,,? risa ?ras ?lue ??? repon
Irian the West of ti,,? i|, Ing down "f several mill'??,.
uu?J to uu Luvi'uaavd demaua lor alive*- from jiugia1'1*?
THE EXCISE BILL DEFEATED.
5EXT Ba !K TO THF? COMIMTTTEE COVERED
WITH AMENDMENTS.
THE ILBAJry DEMOCRATS VOTE with tiik I?f.
FUBUOAM TO fiPlTE Nft'f'.i'?V n?PUfi?
lali ,.? ASSET]
Tnr ini.aoKAiii m run lantraa.]
Albany, Mani, SI.?Uniros Speaker Bush, of
ehe Aatemhly, provea to be a dtohoneet man, tbe
Excise lull Ie now wi.er?? it eannot possibly be
?,??????.? before the adjournment ol the Legbbturo.
Por ihb reatih the good pi?..pie of the stato muet
tiiunk the chairman of t!?? Democratic State < on
mtuee. Edward Murphy, ir., is a brewer; be i?
a ?? iinrss" who rune the "machine" with en bon
hand, and he believes In using a club where mo?
lasses would be more effectual. He w.u.? edui ited
III the Hill School Of politice, hut while lie liar, all
of ihe mendacity nnd the lank ol eelf-reepect of
Hill, In- use not hbahrewdneea nor bbdiplomacy.
Mr. Murphy ha.? ,i (atber-ln-bw named " Mike''
Debbantgr. Debhanty i? in Mue plumbing bue p aa
her??, and at the eame time L.? ?? ,? member of the
Alii.my Wat.t Commission, the criminal actions
of which ranees yearly r!n> death of nearly 800
f?'o|tl?v The peopie of Albany are anxious to get
rid of this commission. They want men i>n
who will Rive the city pure water. But Murphy,
wl Me home a? in Troy, w here are his beneficie rice,
?ranta tbe eliminai commission retained, I' gi
to his father-in-law much plumbing and incratsce
the sale oi the Dem ?" ? -ni n?, chairman's beer. The
" boss," therefore, ordered the D?mocrate in the
Assembly and the Senate to kill the lull for which
the I00,t?fifi people ot Albany are ebmoring.
Murphy ?ranted the Excise bill passed, not with
the Sunday oboes In it, because that obuee
would not permit Mm further to bbckmaU Ihe
liquor-dealers for campaign purp ees, bul with ti.?4
i?l>\- clause, the "dive-keepers'" clause, and the
~? ???i?i ii.er,-e cbuse retained. When he
told Ihe |f..|>le of Albany thai tliey mast .?till
iirmk the water, polluted by Tro; - rei a?, or ?us
beer, tirey rebelled, and they Instructed their
representatives In the Assembly, Mees?, llitr,
tlorman and La Orange, t?. vole against all ol
? Vs bilb, Tbey did so this morning, '-u??'
the Excise iilll in now alinosi as good
B6 dead.
It vr?i? the intention ?.f the Democratic leaden
; fimi t?. ? ? Dr. ? un ? I, .-I
Buffalo, ami then to p.?4 ti,?? l ? be bill with tbe
vote "i Horace How.', the Prohibitionist, who had
I to vote lor it if he wen? seste ? In time
111? plan w u? not followed for good reasons, and
soon aili, r the assembly mei ? uairman Foley, of
the Excisa Committee, moved a call "i the
House, ? '? , tl] showed that ilx Aesemblymen
?.'?-? h>| nd n??,. D?mocrate.
TI '? f"ur R? . , were a? <\ deserve
? tome preti. severe l ; , from their
?? H >: F by calle I [| ?od
e sent to
mblyman VI iry.ofChsul
resented l tli pr ,v ?.led
? ? ? the Excise ?
were : ? ??.?? ??? i In .. e with
the .? . .rter of f. ? town or . ty,
? continue to I .? to
' Busted snd A?*emlilyman II". r .,;??? in
? .-? ? ??? bi ? The roll call on the
amendment ?
l ever bat " id In tin- Legislature. 1 : ??
?. re ?rare ? The vote
icial r?"?at aa 86 the ?? (inni
e of the bill l ? lieh' ??
?ere ?? ; there '?? gel ?? '? ?. u
; tliat the lull should be ?paie
1 .- \: nd Mr 1! ill, ol
a, vole If,'' ' ll ,? I) in', h III
exploded in ti.?? Aeaembly ? hamber ll would Dot
: m< re e irprbe Mr, II dl ? \ute was
for it ??? is ,-, ii ;..? ?v a t: ? he
???? ?* sgi ? ? bill After him - .m s
!'?? .?.
In.s w ?fe ?'id i,is ni me ? .
lief, r?? he -- te i Ile fin illj di ? : ire ! thai ? ?vas
In til (ed I a e umili w :.?> hu?l
t,. vote for the ? li?
di.I s, Immediately Assemblyman ? Vi ?
Sullivan and otUei - liKinkeep ? ?air..und???! bim
ami tried to _?? him t" change his vote He
? not do it That made many black faces
? Ion ?--.-?.?1 ,- , ? McCormirk voted for tbe
.ine? t. ? h..) ?.? ? flier blow t ?
n.????. ? .? ,? end ?? I aus ? n p ed ly
,? vote ,,f ;. ; to
? li? vote showe I that tl ? I.mei te di I not
i-otes enough eil Iter to ? the bill u t??
def?? t a:", .ina udment ll I ni ? ? be ofTered
As-i-inii'v mutt MoMauiis presented an
to Section G? ol ? . twin? ? .? M.? .??
New \.ifk < l'y t.. appoint hbown ?.-? ? t.ami?
tinners Mr Mi Mannt iraik j ?le.p >??
pori of las amemlment. Ile sai I thai the
incoming Ma?, oi i>i New ? orh ? I
inade resp?nait'le tor ? ," Exc e ' minim
who ar.? t.. ?er?..? un 1er Inai. ? ??? ? 11 usted
?aid that thii was ? most <? enl lendment,
and he was glad thai il *'. ? Id brin ? ?? ?
ol thf - lection "i the ? \? ?-,? ? omiu ?niouers luto
the ??:-?. tioue of th.? ?? \ ors
AseerabI) man II? e for the bill.
i?.? aiid that n woe in e? ellenl amenfliiK>?nt In
L-verj respect, Thb smendmeni ?-as adopte?! bj
alio ? the .- iene vote a? the otlier. il..? A
D?mocrate voie I aa before with u, ? Republicans,
When ? hi? amend p?? nt had heen ?Icolared carried,
the . hail man ol the I-??? it? ? moved ?
. ail ui ?,?? House, This wai dei bred ear
ii?-.I, although ll could have b. defeated it th
, ? ? .? alti ????e I a rol nil to be taken,
Scuri y an heul wa? wauled In tbe
call, while Ibe Scrgeant-at-Aniia was look
??. for Assemblj man J. ? : ? , ..? All any.
? .? Grange could noi he foui I, sud the ? ll ? ??
led. It ?ever has laren the practice to
compel the women who ? re In the ?-?.???"?.? i ham
ber '?. bave il when ? call o- the House has Iteen
ordered, hut l?i-dai all ol those who were ???
???.? ' ere di Ive.tside
?The., are f! ?? trorel sort of lobbybts," said
one ul tin- oflleiab,
After the call lad been luspended. Mr Melone,
of Brooklyn, moved an amenduienl t?. Section ??
,,f the lili, bavin] it in the hands ol the Mav??
,.f eilies t?, leni,, e Exoisu '
.!.. not perform tltelr duty The bill left It ?del.,
with Ihe Governor. 'i ins amendmenl also wa?
carried, and ti e Pei loerafs, now thorn
.'???.?.??..??/.???, wanted i?. re. ninnili ?1 e bill t . the
|'.\eiM? i ..inni 111, e t" 11' r it from sure d? '??? ?'
I te fore this was attempted an auiendmenl offered
? ? Mi Selbck, evf Odin? tu ilriiggiM*' certain
liberal privile re I is - oteil down.
? ere was then ? j ingle ami mixture of motions
in recommit to the committee, ? nd niotioi
?liy iii..1iolie? on the talde. Which Was s'rai h'eiie I
mil bv a motion "t General llnsfed to kill t*.?
lull. 'Ihis motlou wn? defeated '< a vote ol
,,? to .".".. The responsibility foi this defeat lies
Mlth th aii-ent Republican*. an?l with Republican
lasemblynieii i'onrnd.. ?? ' labtmun, who vote?!
.? the bill. A motion to reenmmil the bill
;,. ,? . ? \, j.,. ? nmmittee for imei d?nent then
1 tl.? I W ?tl ' ? a
11,.? bill went bach, without retaining any pia <?
,? i!e calendar, and it will take sixty-live vote?
now to push p forward n mv eta ?
A REVOLT IN HU'? 8B?IATB ALSO. '
Albany, Morrh 31 (?perlai), senator Parker, of ai
lwnT| mafie ?> -otlon In tbe Senats lo-day tasi tbe
okoes In ;." loi ' Mil be laken on) ol H? srdei
li,? ?a- Mipi>'iii?-'i in Uib '?' nil the Republlosn Sena
lors ?nul bv gsaston .vi.i'l.-iiaiai. Bloodgood and Me
'arn-ii. Twelve IVnn?. ratte senator? toUowefi tbe
?ran hi IJ?iil?iinnt I ?ov STBOr tfiteebM In opposing ??
notion, snd ;.?? II refieJreil * uu. tiiirrt? roajority, ll
fmM |,.| \. ,,???)?.?|(? ? il,? VOte ilein'.i.-il-il-'.l
i.,. f;,,i thai Edward Murphy. |i ,' no Ion - r rufe
l?. ? .,,;?!,?. it al ? -?? ? - ?. I Ih ? '?'lMl :"
? ,, |p ??? rending ?heir il thl Utej ?111 no? bave Ih
Mietane? ol ?> eae Damo? ral
Mu. e that V?66 "a- tali.'li the Hill Demon'..!? have I
?ut, u?n ?o aetianti/ uctiaiiiii |aal tvvu or l?ne ?? I
' tho Repel Ilesa 6?Iltot? Whoet ?oat? are contetitol will
i.? onsted. ?tee ?? Uteri talk ?beat onotiiur two or
j three Bep ibitoan Assembtyroen, Th? Demokratie lead
, ??- ?Hi; not ttai-e even to present the roiifrrestvlonnl Ap
?..'ila.'.ii.int till to the geaatfi altaVOOgh it WB6 a
j ?1.lai order tor OOOSttferafioa In the Semite. Senator
? Parker threatoged lo vane sgalnet it, and therefore
th< i?? a. ratio leedert fieentee* it Beatasi to poispoae
? ? rlngina ap .my uuh roeasures. Moreover, lieateaaat
tki rnor Bheehan wat .??? mach renvtaeefi of the
itrrugtti of tke eombtnatbn ol certnin Democrat* and
tbe Repabllcani that he hastily adjuaiiaal the senate,
being ,.?? ? ?? that Senator pHriter would pass all
Cobo?? Inspectors' bin. it is raaserefi toniu'iit that
I Mr. Parlai? has acquired .?iif?i<1oiit Democratic vote?
, t.. posi bla bill to-morrow nlnht over the head of Mr.
, Sheel. ri.
WALKER DECLARES FOR CLEVELASD.
' uf. ?-ws mi* is OXLY ? ward poditician
Tin. ?,???-?? vr.i-Rs BBOCKEO.
Albany, March :;i (?pedal).-senator dmriai F..
Walker to-day Bred a round of ?toMd shot Into the
ni!,'.?? of the Hill men by iinnuiiiirlnR that he WM far
Orover Clevelaod for lire ?be nt. This young man,
? who was lereed mto tli.r. it?? by th?.? ? ?wer of an
' Illegally constttated au]ortty, ha? nrprlssi the men
I who esaeed him to be tested In many way?. 11?? hn?
?-1I ?.?? <1 the BtOtt pre?!, n? of Kdwiird Murphy's
tchemes, bul they never tnought that he woolt] boa
mil wlral th.? 11 ill people believe to be an ?el Of btgh
? treason by declaring fot Orover Cleveland. Senator
1 Walker to-day gave oat a lone interview, in which he
stated hit ressorti for iitpportlng ih? ex-Pre-ident. Ills
main re,i?',n was that Hill I, nothing more than a
nani poiititian, a gooi riniti to run primaries but
worthy of no higher place In the Democratic party.
DEMOLISHED BY A TORS ADO.
DISASTER OVr.RT.VKIlS A xkbiuska town
DAMAOE TO THI?-. ?????? Or? SIOO.000 DONE.
Omaha, N, a-,., March .Tl.-A dispatch to "The Bee??
from Nelson, Neh., SBgs: "A tornado struck LVaabM at
|?:1 "> j). ni. tO-fiag, It enmo from the southwest and
could be -. at leeet ten mile? before it rtraek the
, town. II wa? pree-dert l.yu terril',?? h.iil?t"."m. lean?
ing av?rai minute?.. The <i..ii.i? sarefiag renag
ami round were plainly vl-ibl? for several minutes.
'?..? itorm ? ame vilth t-rrlble ftin? at 11:18
p, in.. Man ? rn-hed Into reliar? end store*
for lofety. Dtuaegea have keen estimates' at
?100.01??. The F1r?t Nutlotial tlank wss unroofed;
the Open Block, three stortosi was unroofed and
badly damaged,? the t'nion Block wag unroofed and
???.e .e..? tora out; the Arlington Hotel was ?arosfisd;
Mie new ??????>?? boue?, whi<-h was completed at tiie
beginning of the year at a eo?t of ?r'l ?,'??>, was
destroyed; the Presbytertaa church, was
wrecked, .\ huge number of fiwelttngi wer?? wreekefi;
among them those ol Mise Mary Broyante, l>r. I, l\
Rutili Hon, J. M. Oammtl, .lohn Raton, Henry Popo,
II. Il WUUams, I). ?. M.-H-nry. \V. I. Templetoti, T.
vv. cole, I. U. Poster, Robert Gieemeoofi ?11? Ti: nas
Mot otas.
1. ? ?? bnlMbgl were completely do-troyod. there
I ? r left to laow where they stood except
tllan nnd ftmndsttops, one-half of one?
hou .?. that of 11?my Pope, i**-tii? earrtei alone tn the
, f the storm nearly an eighth of a atfta wtth
? . snd Mr?. Pepe snd two children.
Fortunstely, 1 w?w?jr, the fumily eeespei uninjured.
" ? Brays in, .???????.???? principal of the
s High sei,'.,,1. a? the storm was approaching,
t,, :. refuge In tl??? cellar "f her h*;? ?. Thlnklii?? that
(be wortl ??< over sii*? came ap and before she
could get ! in lc the ?t...r:i completely lleUllgllhed
??. badly bruiting h-r, htsshlllg her lee and
Mrs. .!?,!,n Baton was seriously ln
Jnr.sl. Most "f the baildlOgl were Insured only
tad UM I" ? t.. owners will be almost total.
:. Island mnnfihouse was wr,-. ksfi.
EXAOOEE ITINO U FESTER'S ILLSESS.
Ills l!;il.Mr? SVY UK IS DYINT.-IS IT ? r.t'SF.
TO IET fi AI Li*
1...? ita?, a uioi,ih ago Justice Andrews refnaed I 1
?ninni 1 nrlon <-. Webster ;?' ball on the merits of his
. 1 ?. and n. ? i).?? friends .>f the tlsyet of Chsrlet K.
? ?In, jr.. are apparently sslUng on a new lack to
? ?? 11 .?? h? now declaring that be Is sick,
?1 ly tick, sad thai to keep him in confinement
much longer would b? to cause bin death, some of
people ?t?,,? s.-e Webster every day v?erc mach
kurpri>*ed at bearing Ihe itory ol his nin????. Bald
at the ??.in!?- Prison to a Tribune reparler:
. r sl. it ! Whj. not that 1 know ot. He
1 -?'. in- exercise a. u?ual t" lay, I iihin't notlee
anything 1!,.? mailer with him." Warden Kail.m tald
ii.it be understood thai Webstoi via- taKorlng fr..iu
In-..mula and fn.ui il.e r.-I'ti-mt Of his stomach t,<
? loin food.
! I ?? report thst Webst? w-ui dying was a B?rprt?6
??. Di. Cbarl<i II. ? li. ?w.,..<i. phv-hian at the Tombs.
v.li??.; . .?. al Mi home, Ko. 100 Ka-; Tblrty-fourth-st.,
? rei ' rter, he ?ah? : " ? Beard
nothing ..' Webtter being 111 until a few .lavs ago,
Pnll m '"?? m?? thai the prittoner*? prit ite
la . Dr, Robin n, had called to see him. The
?arden .....? noi sdmltted htm, as the ml s forbid the
In of an on laide practlcloner with..ut the con?
; ? regular Tombe pbystebn. 1 vv::?, of
, .,?-,?. entirely willing to allow Pr. Bobtnson
:, ..???? for Web?ter amt gave my consent
PI <? thst Mme, Dr. Itobtneoa has tiren
Mm."
II d you pr-??..??-?? noticed ansi anything was
a ; - ui? , W? hatei "' wss ssked.
So, 1 had not, although I ?tow hfm ?bn?t ?eery
.1 ?. Hod i.e beisi seriously ill. 1 certainly should have
heard ol ???"
I??. 11. ri.'iUiy Bobtti 00, of ?to. 40_' \\'e?t Fifty
?t., who ha? been Webster*! phyatelM f..r tero
\.?? iid !.. t ? -in : -< I ?tut aelbd in to tee W? bstee
, ? ? reeh ago. ? bad . ?een Idra previously br
(Une, alai ?as attonUhed ,it the L-hange lu his
rondinoli. lie bes been seceatomed to a n> b the
ind 1? neutrally an a?nv.? man. sad im>
nnenl 1? telll ??? ."> blm. He is troubled with
?ia. and r??? three weeks J tt ? stomach has re
j,,-. ? food. N". Ij?? has noi i"-i ftesli, bui hau gained
? lini". ;?. lys etsM?^vesttsge. He was ouu earing perl
i.f M? t:
?|'i, y. 1 i--iiitt his viiillll'sn as eeriotisl"
?? ?,, ?, 1 it aiav be. oni?? ?o if BO W kept In prison.
1 f ronrae ? osenol pretltot serumlely la saeh a esa?,
bat I should Judge osti if he ivre tried 1? s month
,,,- ,, he ?ajui't stand it that long."
Well ??t*? vrlfe It a|i|i;iientlv not SXl e?s(velv slartned
over ia- .'."iiiiti.'ii.ei.i:? ?he has ?ot !.a to *'?? him
1.,.. \;..'.,\. ria, ?tori "f the prtrewerl Ulnesi
,,.,.;,]. everal coses m wJil.-ii ?Ui ?toa w?? l"--",'
ml a.lvaiit.i ?". It will be is.-inemli-r.-d thnt
when MeoefleM ?? >.v W?lworth wu ?Htraeiei by
? ? the iOii-i.au Houte, it'?? stayer was eefended
(,, , h or, who roaoaged to secare s veedtot
of munter In the second d?nie??. Walworth
b?d been In prison for "uh .1 few years, when eertlfi
rule? ol Uli ?nieui lllnes? began to pour in on the
,?,,.?. tn. 1?. Before long the erinilasl was parfioaefi.
?. receot cese ?? thst "f "Tom" Ooeat th?
? ,ii?. ??" l.erp-r. who was ???1.:?????1 from pi1?oti on tho
rertinraie of his phv?i.-ian that ?aJ?? fiytag bom
lonsiituntlon. This It ? dlseese which, to ?BJ the
, "t "? ??? readily ihoh??n ofi, but poeld li new
,.'.. |\ h a. n??? an?' ItTong appurelitly Bl he wa?
, ? ?.?. Aj ?m rate. It lierai linprolable
gtaaafi b- ?111 Bll a coniumptlve'i grave tor many
re ir. !" ?
_-? ?
UIE FALLII, ? LACSCBED'
y ESSI ?. OCCASI ? ? Vf ??G. XOKKOLK NAVT
Y Viti).
Xorfob N'ivv Vorfi. Va., Marcii U. foitetieetof
Frsnel? T. B<mU* M the ndptent to-dny of itoretrefis
0f .irstaletiOM uvei lbs compl?te ?tifien ?f MM
luonrirtm "f the sraster Itoletgh un?, teernlag at the
Sortoih N'svy Yard. Kuiiv 4D.?)oo people afitaewei it.
The Story Terfi, tea ibeiei Ol toe i?v-4m and dozen? o?
?tesmert, m.?? and yaciii* weie reveroi with ?viotatoi?*.
\t iwentv fi.ur mlnnt*? of IS o'clock Uie ?limai W66
.neu. aad ?? AU"?4' *? ????t??*. ?>f n?leish. N. C
rianghter ol Oo-rereor Holt, of that state, ttoeeang h?
tween the Beeretary of ttie LVavy ?nd i-.i_ign Hilby P.
.Ion???, luti'ie the buttle of wtne on the bow ot the
rrutter, ?ni ?he beimi IO move off aa easily a? If under
her own prsgels r.
It w,?.? in?! Ihreegusilen ?fa minute from tlie tinte
the b .in ? ?' '? broken Itati the l?alri?rh ?ma stopp?! hy
. | , II...I-IPalili The WhOtS aliali' Wa? a ?ivat
Tbe bouts of the maliHefiee aad ihemtatei
,? n.? ?tesmers ?ere deiifeniiii: for several minute..
,,', ?,? in- II..It and hl? ?t.itf. the militia of this lieik'h
?,,,??,?? and many pivmiuent vv.-??!?!? lr_u a Oisiuiae
wci?: ?.?.??..??.
anything
Judge
PLAIN TALK ABOUT MAYNARD
Mr. me.?? ?AY.5 THE JnDGE U^0LB,
the Dimana?? warn record.
??. CADWALADER SAYS MAYNARD E.NTKR?
1.NTO A "OIUMI.VAL CO.N'SPI RACY "-TH_
IDIOTIC TACTICS OI?' G??? fiEJUTE
KBXI VES - REILLY gfi>A|af
orprx.nvE.
(fiuasi a ms. ?????.,?? s???, or rn-ntaaam l
sHier sorry tune of it this af,ern.,on. Mr Cad?
m.aderan,, Mr. s,i,-k?,y. ,,,,, m?rc fif 25
? 1,,m V, W:,H ?****? the hearing vv?
adjourned until next Monday afternoon. Why
"S ""? ?* t***-? did not appear. Possibly
??Ir? t'? Su *' 1V1"e M<,<"rdv an oppor
tunltj? to reci.vei? hi.? wonted health. The tin
pression is generai that an end ?rill ?oon bo had
to the investirti,,,, fur,0. tlmt bptwwn now
M-nda.y t ,e thieves will conclude to force the
report II, 11 wrote f?r them beffi? he went aw.,
through he committee and the Legislature early
next week. It Is not altogether certain that this
can be rjoae. Certainly those members of the
joint committee who were solicitous about their
reputar,,,,, (.M wo,?^ and _.,_ (nmpe?M ^
bearlai to lie extended heyond the time Hill had
fixed f?r it. have now. in the fnce of the. evi
dence taken, more need than ever to beware of
the Huevee, it cannot I?, pretended, of course,
hy any man who has common nenne and common*
Ity, that the testimony has done
whatever except to cxpoee
Maynard's crime in all ite
enormity, ?nd to show that the exciifiee he ha?
offered for it, instead of relieving him, render hi?
guilt the greater and plainer.
^ The thieves naturally ?jare nothing about thie.'
They will go on and make the report just m Hill
prepared it, without fiotta?, 6 twopenny snap what
the evidence has been or might be. ?g McCarren
said, in his frank ggtwell the other night. "We all
know what the refeti will he. W? know it will
?usfai? the action of Indire Maynard, and we will
j all vote for it on thus ei?le of the Senate. We
know that the action of the Democrat4? in this
State last fall, or the men who were the agentg
of the p-wty, whs nothiug else than Che attitude
of a man who takes another by the throat and ?aye
'i.ive me the property which you unlawfully poseer?
and which is mine.' We will give Judge Maynard
a certificate of character.''
This is what the thieves are going to do, if they
can ; but. after listening to these ?even Rar Associar
turn lawyers, in every sens?? the leaders of the
har of the ?State an?t of the Nation,
after hen rim? them say that there can
lie no doubt that the action of Judge Maynard
was a crime, delilierately committ?M l?r the pur
l?o?e of seating a man in the State Semite whom
the people by their rotea defeated: after hearing
them say that the explanalimi of Jadffi Maynard
makes his offene? euen worse, by showing iti
deliberati'.? and by convicting him of having
entered late a criminal eoejaTfdracy ; after hearing
them say that of the ItM lawyer? present at the
liar Association meeting which adopted the me?
morial not inora than lifbeen raised their voices tn
pretti against it. it i? ?mmg?n barely possible that
there may l>e one or two Democrats in the Senate
and as many more la the House, who will say
that the dose the thieves have mixed for them
Li a little too nastv to take.
MR. CU.WAI.API.R T"K FTR5T WITNESS.
Mr. Cadwnl-'dcr was the first witness to-day."
lie ?,id that he had examined all the records in
the Dutebe? County contests with great care. He
knew the Mylod return lud ???? sent by the
County Cefi???G ? "f Hutches? to the State Can
?. -- rs on November '.'?'!, and that if was the
return that was finally canvas-ed. Then fol?
lowed these ?lui'stions:
Q.-?,..? aie familiar with the ?tlp.tletlon entered Into
hy eeeeeel in tin? tese r *.??TrUeesttiy.
Q.-Do you Itnovr that after tint ?tlimlstloa wss Bisd?
th?? ?'?????.'??* sought to ol.tain ? new return fre?a
Dut? h, ,? ? .muti? | ?.??? ; th'tv 1* not ? jaertaVle ot tniU?
lu MbM ?tat.ni.i.t.
Q?Did net tint ??twist!SB bled b.th partie? to tak?
UM judgment of the COOTi tvt App??'.* on tl.e MM a? it th?n
?tai.Kl ! A.-.Nu. Il B0ttO6 OU ??STUBS to Juat wtal tte
t.-.m? ??\|?.? M .1 -no mtff ,,?,J BO lOwO. Mi?' I ?ay what It
bound tie in to ?
Mr. Kldg??y?No; answer my o,u?-ti?n?. Ilie ?apu.
lath ? na? male ..., Do einher 7. ?. ?Ye?.
y?Iks Resal Ileana o ti temisi their ?nier from Judk-e
Calleo ..n D.ttbei 10. <hd they ?ell A.-Xo, bo. do;
)on stati fin ?a ? ? ? The ?{??????????<???? ?ere nei
pari ??? le the sedeo before Jt'..> Culle? ill? order ws?
OBS !??1 do? ri ut an a.ti.ai hrai-'ht t,v ,)?born?, the Dem??.
irate; WSSttdSM? IgSlSf? Mi' DeSMMrSttt County fcuper?
In ori action, in other noni?, where both psrtius
???|.rente 1 th? ?ame Int. r. -t The CSI rt. l?O'Tc\.?r did noi
ail?.?? then t., accompli?!) the a Igae Bvey MS???afiMefi?
lodge l'allei?? .ad??! I... at"1 Ju.l?.?? l'iir-min?? ?Uy. ?j>4
left th.? CouBty Clef* wUh the itniutsry duty in force upoe
? kightw iv te IbrweM ilo i? tura?.
Q.?That order via? tiled aft. r the County Clerk? ofllce
had clo?ed. wa? it not ' V V -
Q.-And diti y.,.ir lovesUBBtioae dlsrawtl t.. vou the fact
rhar tl.e Republican .in- I It PeitghfieepSW h.sd cajoled "I
coerced tli?? type? ? IB?! in tie' . ark'? .,ltl e to put th" filing
mark ..it that pu,-er. autwith.-tai:daii: lt. r?? ? pt.uii aft.i il.?
onice wosltesllr ilseefil *???Ne. ? ?Mat6i*es<rer tr??t: i#i
ir svehss so ?Uflereace ?rhethei it ?a? Bsuaefi or tn.i, ,,?
watehei it ??? atei ?rt? r iio-.ii? er not. not tine? of the
Hllnir wa? of no Imp? rtan.? sitai v.r. The BBfitt m*
op'Tiitive ti:,? moment .lini?'.? t'ali,??? mad' ?ti and the in.
?unit the il.ik foiinj oat tJott It had ?tea mad? he hiid
BS other duty than IS BHOl the ivturns ferAari as quickly
a* hi e.i'il.l ',-.-t them lino thl malt.
Q.-Don't you know rhat the Republican lawyers
builds?, il tie' cl.rk. suit r'pr.s. nt-d to him Uist
|| ?as his duty to send tho-e return? at
n. e. and that tin!.??? hS dal M he might ???,. Bt State
prlseol a.-I Seat koew that they said Uiose tiiini??;
but If th'V did they ?ant ?hai ??a? true. Tne reOSefij
BSWSVrer, d.?l not ?Im? that Hay ?aid ?UTthlii? of the
kiad. The resera on that ?moj?. t cou?i?t? of tin ?Ihdavtt
or the cleik an? of hi? pallonai ,???????!. >Ir. I.??n. o
Democratic la?ver uf PtNglUMeoet?. KSBBOS SWesri tl-.at
BOM h? mailed Uie r-iiia? h did not knotr that Jutlgs
lagnasti had itranf-il an SSBN l?tyha| him,
ai.d Mr. LSWB siteais tint la | ?rjv>?e?|
1-linan? Uut It v.?? Ills dutv t?> ?end Ih? returns for wai 6.
hu [at- a? Mm ?. ori jo.?* ttiet 1? all It Sh. ? ?.
y.?Win Ian?? yes ? ??. ^?tJ fit? leMet freai I_n?n?. at?
tach, -t t.. .luace M.ivnir'i-? ie;vi at eefeaee t.. the couf?
uf appesisi ?.?uh. ye?, I Imve ?ead that; but ?t 1* noi
s?or to. It ? as .-learly un uft'ttliouvtht.
y.?if he knew that Jud/e Ioglsl*?l had stayed him,
ought he not to have held on to tli? return. I a.?1 ma
uot MM sbout that.
y?What, lU't if s Judge 0f the Sopr?me Oourt told
hut) he nni?t! ?. ?lanar.? .???? not a partv to tJve ?ult la
WOtta Jnd'-e lagtSOesl mad?- ti;? urd? r. 'l"he ?tafite de?
noe?! his dutv a? KM clerk of the county. I much te?
dine ?? ih* ..pinion that h? could not be teetralned troia
tl.e psiferSM?. I Bt a ?tatui?.ry duty by a itay marte In e
proceeding to vit,., ? h,? ?.t? Bel ?? party, '?hat, however,
la wholly m mat?riel. Bt. tli? fa. t :? .v-n',1. ,1,?1 thai ne
did ma know th? Hoy had bCOB mid? wi?en ss eislied
the return.
y.?WtMit are your politic?? ?.?I are ? Reputile??.
Mr. RlagWOg-Well, I am clart to hear tl.at. I ?Iks
It ?ce a n ?n Mil ?!???_ hf what ?S I?.
aWaVSlM QTsBOT 611 Ih' other member? of Uie It?r
A?.u? iallon eOSSMShUM, except your-.lf and Mr. Root,
a,e DeaMerasoj bm fis?.? asti .v.?????, ?ir.
Mr. Kalitwav-l'lca?.? tell me what it 1? that voti ?Hete
4?;aiii?t J?6gi Msyasid.
MR. l ADWAI.ADIH!, 0VTI4VBH MAYNARD S CRIME.
Mr. Ciulvvalatler relie? tel gravely for a moment,'
and then a?Wild slowly and as if corisiJering
the effect of each word :
? m?, that, SeeereUtg to in? own letter, which auppU??
the ? a ?. ??. proof afBhtel him, he entered _t., an unlewMt
cumins! ci. .'aira? y with meint,, rt of Uie Sut? Re ari af
i'Hii\a>-ser? ?.it to MMfei an SaMBSlSg return from Dutch?
SM County, nu matter how la?fully or ? operi? imi M
ifi.ni . that In puriuance of ?iat c. n,piracy, when ?uch S
lawful ?nd proper return v??s ?ent to them on December
'J'J. l>? ai-tra. ?.?1 It frorn th? , ?. ? of Ui? Controller ?ad
???? It to e ?? -?on who took lt ?way with hin out ol
th? .Itv of Albany; that on December Lt). when the State
li. mi - ?1 i,f ? ????;??????? held Its final infuna ?nd awarded the
ciiai-al- in the Iuitcli'??., Ciein'T MM, Be, ?? their Coun
sel, sal hy and slleweS Hen. Is MWt Bet Mvl.sl i-itill?
c at?, which th' ( otiti uf App. al? had announcd to be
MM ?od i naJa., ?,?. and had -aid they ought not to count;
and he allowed member? of tha Board ?vo ?tale a? U?e reeaoa
mbi U?v? ?ouatsd thst rsivau thst (ber? v?m ?? o_u see