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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY ">, 1803. -TWELVE PAGES.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
TWENTY-TWO WERE KILLED.
DEADLY FIGHT FOR LAW AND OXDEB AT
BAKEBSVTLLE. N. C.
calvi* tarma taken prom jut, and
LTNClinr-A SHERIFFS POSSE MARES A
DHSI'KKaTE EFFORT TO PROTECT THE
PRIS >KER,
Johnston nty, Te?m., Jan. I.?The report conics
frott Hskersville, >". ? "., ih;;t Galvin Snypes, th.
ouravn-r of Isaac Osborne, waa lynched al thal
plac1 this morning. A masked mob of 4>>n men
catered the jail at Oakenville, and look Snypes
to ? do ase forest, shoal ball :i mile away, where
l.e wm killed. Ii: the straggle thal took place
in an attempt to defend tiie prisoner eleven ot
tb?Kh^r;:i'f poaae were hilled, as also wore eleven
of tte mob. It was ono ol the bloodiest riots
tlat ever occurred In North Carolina. Among the
fad and a i inded arc some of the most prominent
nen of the county, a messenger just from lhere
jays that both fidel are still Bghting, and many
moro people are being killr.i.
ThoSS pf the Sheriff* posse who were killed are
Jaaea Williams, "Dan" Kitelde, Robert Jones,
Philip Sama, Elmer Johnson, William Reed,
"Tom"' Beekner, Wallace Lawn, Nathan Fannel, i
George HaJliiield, and "Torn" Hale, "llio*? of
tlc mob killod are John WoMh, William Osborne,
Theodore bailiff, William Perry, John Osborne,
Hiilip Crowder, "Jim' Nanoo, "Will" lintier.
Usgery B&rrd, Owen Thomas and Jack Phillips.
Tho whole c mn try is going wild over the wat
for law and order, and recruits arc arriving
Lourly from the adjoining cities for both si ior-.
Tho facts which l<\\ up to this terrible af.
fray were ta follows: Aaron Wiseman and Oli?
via Snipes wen- partners i" an illicit distillery in
Mitchell County, N. I'.. and had told William
Osborne a::d I awe Osborne, two brothers, whore
tie distillery was situated. William Osborne ro
ported the distillery to the officials ai Itakers
nile. N. C., and h'-iped thom to doBtrOy it.
Wiseman and Snipes suspected Isaa/- Osborne
ts the Informer. On the night of August ?::
Sni^s and Wiseman, HTmod with Winchester
rifles, weat to the house of baa/3 Osborne and
railed him up. Mr. Osborn came to the do- *, and
i>* culprit*- opened fire, almost riddling him wita
bullet*. Wiseman and Snipes were arrested, but
sufficient evidence could not be obtained against
Wiseman a< d he was released. Snip.'.- was bound
to tbs Superior Court on purely circumstantial
evidence. Ile w;t.- placed la jail, anil after '>?
lng confined about two weeks confessed to the
killing in thc mininer above related.
?i-?
TWO PIO BLAZES IS BBOOKLYX.
BOIUMXOfl BCRSED IN 40 MIJtUTES-BAMAOES,
*?".'? -
Another disastrous Are Visited the Eastern District
of Brooklyn last evening, earning a lom ot over 09 "'.
ooo. Although no Kvc werel rvernl person* bad
narrow escapes. The Ore was d* cered on the tMrd
floor of tho three-story frame buildings Nos. 1,057 to
I .ooo Boadway, occupied by Jot 'pb Ryan, a wli I"
s:t!e rd'1 re-.:: dealer lo wallpaper, paints and furni?
ture. Sa rapidly did I ipread thal lt -au-.
wit!i difficult;, that thu Inmates of thc lura- :
lags gained the rtreet rn nfety. A tow minutes after
8 o'clock tho fire was discovered and shortly after
ward, hall the bi k was n names, a second and
UM Sham wera t nt out Before the flatw wen
under eontral t:..- bandings occniiled by J. A. Di
at Se. i. 53 Broadway; M ireas Bros., i a cher i bop, So
1,053 Broadway, and the grocw of A, I
Bekerk, So. 1,071, were i mploteij gntted. The
ujc?t tto>m of ia<- last-named bou ? were used bj
Kyana astebll hment. Tho bnUulngs wei* erected, lt
ls Mid, Start? yean nco, aad vcr" nlwuvs rotUMored
Undi r I
When tko flrvmea responded to tho Brat alarm they
foui.d tt.it Um water was frozen, rmi it was fairy ten
mlaut'i befort a itreaa could be turned on ti- burn.
lng bundi:::-. ;n ':,<? mean lime the are bad s>;-"wi
through ibo i oudteg. In i^.-s than furn astnutoo
from tiie time tho Ore waa di covered Um building
was n asses of rama. Ti.- flaiTMb* leaped across Ibo
Lroadwr.v Berat'd Railroad, which t ok Uro, stopping
trams lo) several boura. When Ibo Hr.- lire!;" out
Mr. Byan was at work dictating a letter, wh
board a woi ? In tho street crying ? (Ire."
ie- (prang I i the < Lndov and mw .-, tongue of Dame
kie'ut 'r":n ti,'- third floor. Running Into the uinln
LallJlr k bc gave the alura lo tlftj k;:1s employed
I ? ;?.-. ai ;.nli- f< Hu I nd in ih<
rush for the stairs many Ml und were badi) brui d.
Byan road I i i<\.
>lr. Byan Mild hut nigh! that hU lo* wv li um mnt
to SI 10.000. The total loss, he -Ml m.,is ni. .ut,
SSOO.oOO. Ile boida p Helen on peveu Sew York com
;a li for c'< ?.<?"". <>nlj ?n< .'?-?ii'. .>? ? -.<!? ? i
: .- d. Haioid GerblUK, of So. -t- Strgg .
eaae lo 1 f ?
Bchotei il . to ken at the Jir -. While then he fell
Ibrougb ?).- . . ? ii.-h . r?>c?'ivlne painful ln)urle?, :n.d
was taken t> st. Catberine.s Hospital, tv cai
t.. ' ?? n.
H:e sha di H roy ed thc Fifth *ven ie Casino. Fifth
ave. and l i.l'.n rt., lu-t night Involving i
of nearly -.:.<>.??<. The tire iiroki ??'?' In c boll .
ruoiu i'i Ibo I ;i ? -net-: and i ; ? I ?
.-. ? :? b ron J i I '?: a targe hall,
do. wan am] j, timber tra - .-. ?:. Tlie ?.- Iding wax
ereeted in lass for a LatinR rink, li ha* since
been u>'<! I w varioti purposes, snd the
M'-m AthlMlc < l I, liflU its beadquarter*
i ? Ono of the members of the athletic club dis
covered the fire in his <\r- insroi m over tte boiler
room BJ . the i ? . \-:.ri I I."':' -i. Bl IO :30
p. iii. 'I',-: Janitor found t!,- whole bns?>nient In
flame* ind ga n alarm, l^it Ur" !?? >f ;.. i
flr<> before tb, ? rived, :,, I I ll Iii
n total lo lt wa* owned hy J>. I". Di "iv. of (hi
flrni <.f H'Ubv .' Doody. It waa pnrtlallj In urnl
v :? . ?-,; f.,;- ;? UM, . mi ??til.. -. lt
Sever pi -, I proMtnble t'> lt. owner ? Three ?
suini;i< ii",] :t fargo Lumber -f firemen and en gil
pud ?;? fire waa confined to the building In which
lt tiroke out.
TO 907C0TT A PAS8EX0E* WHALEBACK.
kt. IVjuI, Minn., Jan. #.?A V.'. ? J=nperior, wi-..
akgaHch lo "Tho DI pah h" aaj i: "A letter rrom Vice
Pre<.M"!it ii1 i ?. bl mi Amalgamated .\-.nUon of
Iron Workers, to ? loca! Iroi man >'?? r!o i n ?>?
Umi'iti" and extensive |4an t-? boycott the Christopher
Collin,1,ii;, t!," J , engcr v .:'???;,, U bulli Utt I'l"
World's Pair, becauae Ibo vena I l, b- ilt of Kteel piatas
from th" West bu perter lr<>u and Bteol Company, which
ls a non union I op. 'li. difficulty gr* ws oni of the
itrUi*i:. t Kummerand i actuati lbj Un Amalgamated
m?n v.'.o were di bai ? i- to have
all t!i?> Ubi r unb i. of thc Wi \ V I ali i Ij pi ? b \
COU r lail I I, I J.r. .:. ? will vi lt
go nm] otl it ? llb - If t: ? Int'-' -' ol the berni
Th- bargi ? i" n; l" ? \ prows na t-iu- of the threat.'
ISTlSSi: COLD AT M.WY FLACEH
f?ttav.a. om., Jan. 1. Thin iii Ixl ; lu Bow expertem
big tho caMest weat lier ll bas known for same peart,
At 7:.':i o'clock ibis rnor.u; | t. ?? thermometer
lojgMsjred 81 degree below sero. Al Pembroke SO
sagnei below aero waa registered.
tarro, vt.. Jan. 4. Last i ghi wai Um coldest of
tii? ian aaa 39 degree* below. The granite eultir
*tre enable to work to-day, and the weather la colder
to-night.
St. JokhSbarTi vX, -inn. 4.?Tli.'* thtJBMoaciter
akajakasei 80 dogreeo baksw aata Ikli noralag; the
coMoxi ti.i? winter.
ITaadsilHa. N. h.. ian. e>-Tblo was Um collie!
fcornlriR or UM winter, the mrrcurv legMterlng li de
rrws i,,.iow-, jt l, sa degrees below at Ute Panyan
TUL BEAM CBEBK. UWXED IX PITTSBURG.
rlllsssrg, lan. 4. The oUtsah sti imei i: ar Creek,
report^.! lom j. nstd-orean, wa owned by the Bear
Cr?-ek (,ii t'oaapaay, ol ii,is elty. he was a new
3.0(x>toii atnglfl crew Iron steamer, and had been In
?s stt-earrylag trade between Philadelphia ind
Amitordiin foi the bud two years. The vessel left
"hlsdelahla with n cargo af <>H on Sovember SI,
houtHi f?r Aajsterdsm. Bhe reached Ute bittef port
? o?My uri'i stnrti-'i on ber return Irk) ob December
s. empty. The Bear Creek was om of tbs largest oil
^'ning eeeaela afloat, having a capacity af -_':t..'i(K>
"?trels. hbo was built nh(*it tine.- yean ago iit'd I
lbs! w*?,0"?- ?*? ?*? fl'"y iBssarasl In UsytPs. '
;'"10n*h ?? local owners MBBSt say for what sam. }
ne Arm reeolrsfl a flispatek stating mal Um ri i
rXe-nlr'*" J'biindon.il in mid,,,,,,,, >ng |?.r ,,,.? ?
I?aakL*%! r*?Vt^,"?,1 ?" Qnesnslowu on the st
Ar+n. no hv-- kavlag ssas lost,
MA&LET FEVEM mi'.VALEST AT BAYS LAMJUXQ.
Cape May, nj, j ( Jan g, gjpji^ t(.yn. hn, i,r, ,??e
?^P^v^^t m May's Uasflmg u,.,t ., i ajaasars of
??akUUoa lt was relived to tlobc Lhc oublk aafeaala.
BERMAN MIS Ens IX A III01.
lld by anarchists in,,v ePBEA1) TI,nuo ,
IN THE SAAB DISTRICT.
R0RSTRIRER3 BEATER ARD k pMESt ATTA( ;cED
"AMOB-VIOLEXTHARAKOUESAOAaiST
OOVERXMEXTASDCLERGT.
Neilin, Jan .1 _-n,i i ,
snxiety in be &1?S " ,"v" a ,lay r'r ???
minera and ri i , ' "?"''? wn. ,h" ?<rihm?
.',,,;; ""r Anwch,Bt ?*??? have made
' ' ,]""u> J,t,"?"l't to save their cause by .proud
Jj tens, and threatening .? conflict,1 In
1; 'hr;" ,h* ""raina a mob of soo strikers
??'?^ed the houaeaei tho men who had refund
18 .nun the,,,. dragged ()U? ...;(, ,?.?. ,
Plo, and smashed thc windows
lu Porbach u mob ,t^ins ?,lt wJfh ? ??,?
purpose wa. stepped for a ,,.,?., ,?? a "?'
who begged the men te be ressonabh and not
o make innocent workingmen stifler for trying
io support their families. The doctrines nf
Anarchy which they wore trying to realize wera
diagraoeful to Germana and Chrlatiana. A pistol
waa fired at tho priest M be spoke against the
Anarchists, and then a shower cf stones fell
mound him. The mob made :, rush for him
hui he. aaved himself by running sway. The
mob brok., a few windows, brat twa minera wh i
had refused to Mop work, mid dttmersed.
At tho pit Months the men atti] working and
the mine officials have bren in constant il
ef beinrj killed. Many ol the strikers are armed
With revolvers, and a few With, rifles and I <?
bsve Nen tiring recklessly In the neighborhood
of the pite.
A meeting of h.ons striker? was held to-day
near s-mrlouis, and four leaders were i'lei ted to
set in place ef the two already arrested. Five
men and three women delivered violent harangues
They demanded higher wages and aborter shifts.
The Government, they aaid, wa? trying lo frighten
the strikers into submission, but if the men would
hold out they would he able to nilly the German
masses to their uid, Inaugurate s general strike
"f Herman mirw-rs and paralyze nil German
industry.
The men became Intensely excited during these
speeches and frequently cheered tba speakers. Af?
ter the niccting broke up thc men marched nfl in
throe bodies, firing revolvers, singing the .Mar
se'ilai-?\ and hooting all respectably dressed men
in s.^ht. other meetings in the district were
hardly less uproarious. Ail the speakers dei o in -^
with spacial virulence the clergy, who have In?
curred the hatred of the Anarchists by < unrolling
moderation.
At Knsdnrf the strikers have requested t':e
Mayor lo propose a compromise to tie- mine I
llcials. Reports from Saarlouis lo-uight ure t.
? ? effect that, deapite the bomb Mt u
ers .-ti.i tin- appar
i i.trike is wea
t rc-|-..ti-;\em - . ? ? ?
ina. The ? triking miner" are
ii.trike is weakening, I he striking miner* ai"
suffering k'-enly tr.cn tho severity of t
and tie- expected contributions I rom Kn
ance nnd Helcium have roi corue in A- ti,.
?n were unprepared for the strike, thc
?? ric mi.ei ur starve.
nu
either return t
MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED TO-DAY.
HEW PACTS BEARIRG OR THE PARAMA <( tRDAL
^ Mt) TO HAVE !'?!'' V I IRi LOBED
Paris lan. 4.?M. Biol ' Ia* I redll Lyoni '
?rae ??"' fr ?: ted beti re Eiamlnl : >l Irate Frai rjn
ville titi; afternoon by M ri lane, the Imprl I
: of th" Panama Canal I Many new
fad "ere elicited from M. Blondln, and crt
M. Franquevllla ordered mal ho be placed nader
: I " '
lt ls reported timt other Important steps win ?*?
ipeedRy taken hy Ita exemtnlng magi rate. In tba
I..iv courts todaj the report waa curreat I I
FranauevU> !md found sn importaot U ' ?? ?'
dressed to Obarks de Lessep . snd thal this tel
would not only greatly strengtbea the preaeeetlon
but would lead to ti." gravest developments before
tts- opening of the trial on next Tuesday.
Today M. FruncuevUM bad numerous Interviews
with high poMea offlclan nnd with M. Tunton, me
Prooureur-Ocneral, sud i aiaequenUy moro er.-.
expected to mks pis ? wli dn thi neal lwenty-fonr<
ho.ir .
Ibero l- n r<-v<ort. irlU aaeonflrmed, t' at M. H "rhetta
. Ambaisad >r In Berlin, - <rn cf lb* '?'.
Hal personagee'' unpUi dod b Uti Pw i
whose nan."- H. Andricux refu ed to divulge ta li?
vy before ti." I art n ntl ry Corni
Inquiry. M. Herbette ? ' nata ot I harte* di
Lesseps, ai.d the two men have lang be.-n Intimate
friends. -M. Herberts owes his diplomatic p
largely to tho friendship ??'??<! patronage of M. do
net, tl <? Minister i I War.
Ia clew ol wi.at bal been published regarding tih?
effect of the Panama caudal ob Ike anderea
between Prance and Ruaau the "Figaro'' i -ir. pond
. ? lught intervlewa with (Jeneral Ko rofl nd
General Tchernaleff, well-known Rusrtan offleei
learn tii"lr oji1i.hu;- regarding Iho situation,
cxpreaaed themselves a eotindenl lbs! I be Pni i
affair would have no effeot iipmi i ie friend 1:1 p lin a
entertalt ed i?.r Fran" e. rn peal ms of tin .
i ? an situation '<< i erohj Komnn-ff and
declared thal a war wis!* Germany would be Ihi
popular ot nil wara.
RESCUED FROM A FLOODED MINE.
APTER Itr-v:; TER DATS v.lT'f'tT POOD I I IHT
MER ARI I?'? Viim OCT ALIVE.
st Petersburg, Jan. 4. Tan days ago ? miae on
'.lc- line ol til" 1/ a its Railway was flooded by I
sudden Ingress of a large volume or water. The
minen ked set orr n blast snd Um explosion was
followed by s rush of water that the pumps were not
:.!,:- t' oops with, 'ii" miners fled fr their Itv
and nil managed lo nueii the surface rn safety rxei pi
ili-'lit men, who, lt wa? tappo cd, ''i'd been drowned
fyi th" workings. The pumni were kepi \ I
night snd day, and nfter i week they began lo
^?niri ot) th" water.
To-day tlxr mltie was declared safe to enter and
n n tv of miners went down to scare iii" bodb
of ih?ir comrades. They aeawbed Ute mata galleries,
i ut f.n-.o no trace of ti ? m. Finally ta a steep
lng thal had been abandoned a loap Urn; bro wey
? itumbled over the men, who, ll app .?? . had
made for Uris point wnrn they found escnp bj mea
of the shaft cul oir. They were still alive, I ri b d
n ime been delayed for only a few hour lb ?
w alii certainly have died from itarvatlnn. The
bad been without food for ten flays, and wen
weak that they could hardly peak. Thej -..er" re
moved to the surface ns quickly i po Me. Med!
cal sid ??'??i- ummoned nnd rtlmulani were given M
ila-m, cfter whirl; Ihej were allowed a little mp.
The physicians stall l*al with extreme care the < IrHt
. will iirobfibl] rei ??? er,
Ttl,.lr rescue has cnn ed t.'r"ut rejolring In tie
mining tillage wbisre ti.-ir relatlvei and frlrnds I ?>?'?
L-i\ .-n them iij> for dead. Some >.l Ihem bavi targe
f.iinllleK.
HXBRBW BMIGRATIOR PROM Till". CUMBA,
grbawtcpol, Jan. a.- m. Freiberg, the Hprnt ot Baron
Hirsch, arrived tod,iv at Simferopol, thirty- evin
miles uoilbaaal af UlU etty, to mai." arranajeaientM
for iho emigration of fl,ooo llebrewi from Um Crimea
in Hie spring. Tba Uovernmenl will facilitate tie
nioveini nt.
CORFU ATED FOR iv.ri.MM. TUB RAKER.
Derim, Jun. 4.?Tbs weekly "Zukunft," edited bj
Maximilian Harden, has been ronfl rsl I bv Hie-(Jot
ernmenl lor publishing sa aitlcle ob the edui tl n ol
tn,,ni'i. . In ?!.i<n occur remarks regarded as In nil
lng to Kihi- n r William.
i i p.iris TO BKTTLH TUB COTTON STRIKE.
LondoB, Jan. 4.- 'ra.- great I i; out In Ute Lai*
cotton mills lin-, now been In furn, for nine weeks,
with Mule advantage lo ellher skte In UM di p ?
Efforts a.ive t,""n mill,, to bring about a meeting "f
Ike amstera and aperaUrsa to fllsrass Ike sltuall n
?nd to deride upon tba terms ob which tu<- milla will
be reopened and tbs spinners and other operaUv'M
will r<-tiim lo work. Ileretofbro n?:.::,j>:^ la HiIh
direction bare aol bora rewarded trith imeceoo, the
Maalan' Pederatl 'ii de< Uni nt: io entartata any sack
Bcaposatlea. Lately, however, renewed preaaara baa
been hmiigbt t/> bear bbob tin- tain ow in"-- beloogmg
to til" j'l-d'-ration, and today lt ?.i^ announced thal
that body hid SBgadflJed Ita adlUagness le Basal lbs
.\n i: lim .a af Ranche Mr nnd dlaeu i tbe uaesllons
in dispute if thc cfMrattvaa vooM aKo unit iiiiii amt
follow hts recommendation . Tt.peralives' Assocla-g
Hon "iii li"ll a meeting on Saturday lo consider Hie I
; I I NI,
EVICTIONS IN IRELAND.
i l. DILLON'S PLEA FOR TENANTS' REIN
STATEMENT.
MA r SETTLl MERTS MADE ORDER TREMAR or
CA MP Alfi > li : I IBLE I ORDITIOR OP
TUB ' t I " :? FARMERS
Du' In, .Tan. 4.?Tlie Evicted Ten.en-' Commit ' a
rasas* l Hi ? lon to-day, Mr James Mathew
lng. >r DflloB made .a earn I plea lu bebull of
the rotnatatement of evicted ( ants, and produced
rtaUsUea ihowlng the number of good setUementa
a ad" IferoBgh I " ''lan ol Campaign between hind
lords ?nii tenants, 1 h s ? Uh mi ntl bad S en
brought sboat by the good - nae ;.-i.i good f--?-Jlr.tr
? >t tin landlord] and their tenants. i';-..a somo of
Diem i m battle ass tonghi for n Urns with lbs
borun* s anil tenacity ?? i neterti n the Irish
people, wbrihci ihey w re landlords er tenants or
their ailee ob elli r Ide. Revertheloss, bb honor
ail.. I'-.-..-" baa b en sci arsd. Even apaa Hie Otpbert
?? late, I, nii.tirtii-.il memorie . settlements have been
? t as a proapei I (bal nil Ibo evh led
tenant* "111 l* r Instated. Nevertheless, Mr. Dillon
Int rn ed tao < ann li a pre thoo
of evicted tenants whose condition was as pitiable
and desperate th t it constituted a menace h> Hi*
public pence, ead he un-nih- advised that measures
t.? adopted for i lr relief, both on the ground of
humanity and of th* puUlc security. Mr. Dill in
?i?>h* s?v.-r. i of Ihi ? landlords who were np
Uf ? sat n rmi ml arra i t;.- Qevernment tv
merclleaa < let! aa it 'hu severe season.
.him*-. < ii -,or. a leading mealier of the Irish
Evicted Te int*' Asoetaiii.il. 1- reported aa saying
ll nt th?y i I .it want h> hamper Mr. Gladstone ot
Mr. Morley i iv Way, bul Ihey were d t. rinlned to
do all in ci. ? ,TTor to get evicted tenant* remati led
"ti their far I t alena me hmdlnrda wan fd to see
the BgBatloi ti Um last twelve yenrs repeated, Uiej
would bri g a al a satisfactory settlement. Tbs
country * ? 'll i mut. h. ami thor* n-"-d"d vrj
IttUe to ao afls ?? i ir.ni a lund var as Ibero wae
before.
Mr. Hil).-n it ed Hat Ino total nmmint received
from all soveoa for the support ol evicted tenants
under Ute I it, ol Campaign was C234,< 0
ii b reci it li ie of uTbe Mancheetes OsansfJao"
William O'l len | i\? the fellowing ll t of evictions
by Tory laSSClaidS tv:thl:i two ur three ilajs:
County Vivo- '.ne fal liles evicted in.ra their
In Um frightful Iv congested di trid nf Behana
landlorda, I ? ra. I lichen, if Bradford- all for old
arreara. Public relief works bad t.. t?* started bul
year te keep .? te ,? i ? now evicted from starving;
? iple*s crops st ii :-, t.-.- ground; neither food nor
shelter svallablo fer t:..- winter.
i ..rt,iv ( . riv Distill ? li ,.ir I ? ghome and
armed poAJ sm*n i<r. U-- through toe roof of Ibo
. p j,., lal le tera I 11 .':. H. Townshend,
,i. p., i...:- g'rtllibereen, : : .i evl led Ibo f mlly wulla
ia., father .-md an. lier were lying lil ... luanna
?.- nomi ig about I nba ? ? I I
lo were eject
? . -i -i [ba 1 ??:??.' '. ?
on !!.-? Ans brit-Grove esl
and, and t lara broken to
I emergency i lng t< |
? ,-?'. a i - a for dlggliig for
McKennu a mea ' | ...
!??? Bili . >.i . 1.1
?
i um . i lure -Cantata < i riff,
i ' ... ? I
? i fur i? -i In \i?rt' :- pail - -
i ?- ll 'n !? : I mldi.lghl
tito tem . ' ? Uti ..'il
.. i ,i . rroa u*i
? "r-- i \. ? ?!... ? ,. i ore to I
; ?' BU
.\ RAILWAY OOLLLSION iv IirNtJART.
EIGHT Fl OI'LBIXI va- 1;.. KU LEO \ ? D I I FTE I S
. 1 FEB L-l IRJI
Vienna, Jan. 4 \ ?? r trsln fr,.::, tl
run.' Into colll lon at Kai
train front I - ls st the Ju
ti in of the two Boca, and be ? ? Uti -. nf the VI ni
train, i Ung i .-.ni*, r in at t ill
in the I j . o1 ead of ' train
Whll 'iva: ' . ? i- In I
re < s la Uer train p u ?ri
I'uire- :i! with : i
?< p- i nm] l '?'?> ???
killed instantly, B'
; i it;.-, i al t bj -. ,- wo a. I : rcri ly, bul
-ii..-.
All i ' I "?' rt enburg train
wen- llir.'i i. fn>::. :'<? ii. : a person
i -? .i|h?i unlnj r.-d. .' killel,
i ii i -h on -. is t ll rte
. . v... partly \- seked
MARINO REPAIRS Ti CRIPPLED STEAMSHIPS.
London, J in. 4. Adi rn f -1 St Ml I el's sra to
' . ? ? i i. nt the Brltl li t- er A ml rU, Ciptaln
ir , from W"-t i mt, I k., D ? m ? t IS, f i
! i .i|i ni. before r i . i | a vin p il i lo Hu t
i ? .r t.i i. ? ? robe -~, I cs
lt ls thought I ??: i or -'-. ni ? I
. . I.
i .. Url! '. - ' ?' ?-. also put ll lo
? - mi.-!, id's In a di i Ul I ave I i
h.. kc ti imlrs 1 Ton- -' ?? . nu i
rhe wink of rep ? I ? ' ?
Capt iln i -.'..? i-1 . u-..h. Ti oms f
? ? -I ?. . i! ia i 1 I . di I ? V . "':.i.
\ ..- ut i,. Invi ? led th ? r 'lil
nd fi that nu li] me I ?r th< nci ?:? nt : Itai Lo
t.i ibu Xui.ibe l's taptuiu or offlcen.
FOR A PILGRIMAGE TO JERI'SALEM.
Li ' . Jsn. i I ??? Hev. Tl irv :-. Lunn, M. !>..
a We leyan I i I It.tivnrc
. f ii,.. ? m of the II ' -'? "f W .I- osier, t- mi I
i i:.. -oin. ni l ir ,i < ni, I'll r anio i an i pllgi Int ? ? ? I i
o tab , 1 ? ? n- : iii. Archdi i on Far
rar and u numl ?-r < f l. il ? p .ii In Hi- pll
, ai i ;i i ir Brill d"l.\i.- -. !? ' ii.
' :? i iii ....
AV ORDER WHICH MAT CAUSE ITJi IE ITIOR.
i . in, t.i.;. 4. St. lit-.- lairg .li ; ?i-1 < - ri'- confirm
Hie tepon Hint the Ctar I i ordered Um Ministry ul
. ;.. interio In Iran fei lo the lb.li -vr.ad Hi" admln
Istratloi.ll Char i nlfalrs. Thai order l? certain
, . ? ult in putting vexatious reatricUon on non
orthodox sects, nnd wUl probably lead ti rellgloni
Inn, li . f o "?! thal Ihe elriel miterer ?U
pe tin- Lutherans, who nt-" mostly Oin mau er of O r
mau di ' erl.
? ^ ?
MIRISTER LIRCOLR BACK IN' LOKDOR.
London, Jan. -t. i: >;.--rt T. Lincoln, the American
Mini ler t.i Rnglind, who las b?s?n stetting the cnite-j
Ptates '.a :i leave "f ah>?nee, wai i passenger on Ihe
WMle Star "teamer IVntonlr. Ile Btrived lu London
di iv nlng. _ _
If. CAMROR ll ? Y Iir.l LAI R M. WADDIROTON
I ndon, lan. : lt l? reporbd In dlptesaatle 'lr.!.
her, iii;.i m. ? sml ? ?*iit I reBi a Uah
,,, ..,.,!;,. will i -i M. Waddi . loj as Pram h Am
j,'. udor lu Uren I Brimin.
\ CHEAT I \< rORY l;t l.'NIiH IR RLBRRPELn.
ia rUn, Jan. ' IJ lb mi ?? Luasmaoa's groat tm
.ii was de tro ed bj Dm to J :y. 'j a
|? ? . , o.i mi.
FIFTEER KH.f.r.l) IR A MIRE l'Kl'I/'-lox.
gt Prtetsbwrg, Jan. 4.-A di<pateh from Bsteblbta,
on Um Daleper, a] - mal Bfteen bmb wara IfsW i
mine explosion lhere ye.derday. Pour nun mverel]
i,.(||l. ,. .,.,., p fr :-. il ?? ; it saan after ile
exp] '"tt. ? .
AMERICAR DELEOATFfl OR BIBIB ITAt HOMa^
Loadeo, Jan. :.. Profeaaor Ronald r. Fattmer)
Tbcmai W. CaxUar and Tbotaaa T. KeUsr. asomkert
,.f the delegation representing the mit ri State-., at
the ri"-.it liiSernatbinal Mineinn ''" if^t-in" ai j
alli bc pa??'iigcr? on Hie steam Idf MajesU.-,]
which *aiu bv.u Uvtrpool foe Rea V e* to tiai-.
TYPHUS FEVER IN A PRISON.
IT BREAKS OUT ON BLACKWELL'S ISLAND.
THERE WERE TWEXTY-T1IREB REW CABEfl AND
MX DI.AT.'is TESTEROAT-HOSPITALS BUST.
In defiance of the efforta to prevent it, the
typhus fovet continued to spread yesterday, Tho
New-York Hurl of Health, crippled by In?
sufficient supplies and inadequate force, ia ai?
mee powei ess to cope with the disease. That
the dreadful scourge wlUch now menocea Um
whole metropolis is directly traceable to tin* ex?
isting, system of city government may be token
ai a bet beyond dispute. It has laen aggra?
vated by the indolence an,i want (Jf eohosion iti
tl.e Health Department, which, nffer idly watch?
ing through three weeks while the plague spread
with the hours, now finds that its em-my la
strange! than it.?if. That Incompetency or eare
leejnesa <? \isrs among Hie corps ol visittn? medical
Inspectors appointed, all too late, hy tho chief
af the Contagious Diaeasea Bnieaat, is plainly
shown in the ttoriea that came trom Bellevue
Hospital.
Twenty-three fri-li victims of the plague were
found yesterdey. Six*ont of tho *ixfy-nine sulTrr
cr* a Ire: i-ly Bncarthed were put in their collins.
Now th., total Dumber Of typhus fever patients
discovered since December l has gmvn to ninety
two, and of these ten have died.
Late 1 - i. :t word aros received that two
cooes "i the fever hud been discovered in the
prison on Blackwell's Island. The victims are
William Moneii, fifty yean old, and Percival
Carney, twenty-eight, who were gent to the prison
a few days ega to serve short eentenoeo. !t is
supposed that they hal been lamatea of one ol
Hie infected house* in tl is city. It, was a No
learned that. Anne Dity, a nurse in the almshouse
on Blackwells Island, Ls sitTcrin^ from tbs
il>sea.s.'. A ci,ie waa found nt No. p Bowery about
midnight, Thc name of the patient is doha
Hubbard.
A Blanca at yeeterday'o list will show how
thoroughly the irunp^ arc spreading tho disease
'?' cm ry quarter '?! the city. Orly live of the
rosea were tractable ?-:i li<-r directly or Indirectly
to No. :<l Baranl-st The ||*t ,.,!.,, indicates Um
pro'ability that many Hundreds of persons, all
unconscious, are in i- instant and imminent peril
of Infection. The cn-"s of ^r--1t.---t Interest are
th.,v of Jerome Bndgley, John Maher fid fohn
W. Henry. Bndgley, a general ln-lix-r and errand
man, who wa.- employed by Stephen Merrit/, thc
undertaker, and lived wit', his wife and three
children db tho top lloor of No. 263 Weal Xi
icenth-st., I* oe i b on Saturday night. Ill
was at hrs: supposed t<> '?? simple prostra?
tion. I', n when yesterday his temperature rose
tu fevi r I elghl aud th.- i .: i fi risth rash sho ??'? I
"ii hi- skin, th.- physieinn ia attendance "ii him
thought tba; the Health Department had better
take him In charge. At a glanee it could be
t Haigh ia well develop -1 c i.f
i- phi , ls now .. i Sortli Rrother W I
-.- : . d : ? ;. ? mployed in w.?-'-*.
dLstril ? ? ? tatlen to Mr. Merritt's
a meet in ;s in S it'l ?. snd he had
L iven nut soi p lo t' e 1 Mildred tramps who nightly
i nt - mission s ipp ;-. From tho
tramps h-- i ru ?lilj eau rbi tho disc u ?
er, a eab-driver, liveil at No. 12 Variok
... j waa ci ? ti livery st '?? man
._.];.? | ? , or righi in the li -'art
of tl " "tramp coloi jr." Ile had liren ill sin ???
iv, bul lt was in t until M >twl o night thal
ti,,. ,;. i attend -l him sent s rommunl a
? ? ? '.i .-nt'- Hospital. '1 Ins n lion was
i. auee tia* mau was poor and waa unable
lo nay tl.spense of lu- lllncsa, not because the
in h "i ai '? -1 i'.' ,"u regarding Um real
rc of the malady, Ile Lad diagnosed the
, one "f pneumonia, and thc stub lonee
surgeon accepted his view Bul the house pl -
'?:.vi "t St. Vincent's Hospital looked al the patioiit
for ?'? few minutes, and .iit'-r a i?r:--f exami*ritinn
... lcd to place him in a douri near a ward.
Ile k'pt the man there under constant watch
until this morning, when be, t ?, showed the rash
typhus, Ol i ?? i-i now nu North Brother Island.
homes ..f these men have iie..n thoroughlj fural
liri put under a strlci quarantine. \.>
ter lav Si Vincent's Hospital, t.?\ was redolent
of sulphur. All the Burren and patient* were
panie-atrlcken. Tba physicians aro mr full}
?a.i?. Iii ? ?? inoes ol an outbreak In thc hos?
pital.
'iii* Bruce Memorial Home, known t" all
Xew-York under its old nani" of the News': ya'
l>Mlging-IIouae, has given shelter to many
ti H isand homeless lad*, mid al thc present time
Ls th" only r?'l"l^??, of 4M otphans. Among the
? r a*as n colored boy, John V7. Henry, si\
t.-,-ii years obi. It was late no Tuesdaj night
Henry walk" I into the Chambers Stict
Ho pita] a-. .I complained of a severe cold, sore
throit, headache and high fever. Suspecting the
real nature of tlie di ??:--. the doctors carefully
i men kepi a s*ri. - watch on the
|."v until yesterday, when, witlMied that ho had
;.. d .,n undoubted case ol typhus, they
? ? i.t bim lo Bcllot 11 Hospital Al Bellevue
?',.. physicians would n .t |xisltlve*y diaguosei
the case, and pending the appeoram.( the
eruption have lodged tho patient in the large fever
? cn ? l ? u thc billklu ad ol the pli r. For
um" uM'i irrabl? reason H.is case was not re?
port* I t.. tho lbs I'l. ll... I.
.1 a s \\'-r i, lifty-flve years ol I, cute
i - - i:. - v i.. - Hospital mi Monday Buffering from
what seemed to bc scute alcoholism. As Hum
.... o' on lie ill" played i Iron e'r and stronger
evidences "! t- pira , but In answi r to the
doctor' i quest ins denic 1 that he had ever been
D lodg i In tlu Ba rani st. house. \\ hon al last
lie fun. I ,:i ?? t.i ph is held 1 im, ho i onfc sed
that he lia i ."?:?? to thc b< spital direel Hom the
bole. Ho explained his Ile by aayini thal
tim hospital authorities would have turned him'
ndnfl it ti:'.-, had known the truth. Prank
l'ii..-. twenty-six years obi, who had been taken
lo ladbr ?? H pitoj from tho lodging-house No,
il lb wery, was .mother ot tho "suspects' trana
l. ri- 'i t > the Reception ll ispital
'the throng quarantined at Xo. 31 Bayard-o?.
were greatly frightened when Henrj Amen, thlrtj
live years old, and William Howl, forty-nine
years old, displayed ull the strongest symptoms of
tho plague, rmi wen- carried awaj In the llcilth
Department wagon. One bl Hr. Roberts'* twen*y
Inspectors hud the lodging bouse No. iso Park
Rou on lils list, and in his lour among flic cots
found Daniel V. Karl and Michael (nilen, partners
ni I'li.-iii.--.-, lying In adjoining beda. Both eom
ploined 'I headaches, fever and sore throat, and
I,.,th eartied thc red miiiks on then fawn Kuri
!, ,,j sum t ??'?'..,'. ii!-.hts al Nd. ;; i Bayard-**,
(ullin, when asked to till the story of bis
ti,ed ;.-, ..i.l' r. s ' ? I"-- hi nd wearily rn ross bis
:.hnii. uti I I ? ?? ?? I :' Earl. And n ?w tu .
lodging-h uses heretofore cb?ar of infection must
;,!,..! tn thc growing lb?t.
At No. un" Bower}", the visiting inspector, in
tin- early morning, found among thc rows of
Bleepers, .h.hu Taylor, a delicate looking m.m
about twenty-thn-e years old. Taylor bad de?
veloped premonitory symptoms, only Hie raab
almeot. He was transferred lalei from
Bellevue t<> North Brother Island. TIm landlord
or No. IO l'l-il-t. wishes thal Herman Smith had
int pail IS eents fol a bed on the huh floor
Jost shoat the time thal the health Inspector
was making his examinations, smith, another
i.i.ni brum Bayard st., w< - carri ??! oil y< -t- tday
morning to Bellevue, ami thence, with all th"
marka of a viruh-nt attack of the (Over noon
him, was i irrii-d to North Brother bland.
l'i.. bouse in Baynrd-et. t< responaible fm tour
mu of the :ix lives that went out yesterday.
? ?ilnurd on lilt li I'a*a?
BRA VE FIREMEN INJURED.
NATURAL OAS EXPLODES IN THE BASEMENT
OP A lilt; FACTORY.
FIVE BDRDRED rr.oi'LE ix DEADLY pEKIL-FlUE
ItEH BLOWR DOWN AXH BURRED BY
gCCCESBIYE EXrLOStORfl.
rhicatro, Jan. 4.-Shortly before ? o'clock this
afternoon ti terrific explosion of nut ural gas
wrecked the lower part of the irreat printing
establishment of Donohue A: Hennehi rry on
Dearborn-et. Over a, score of firemen, including
Chief Swenie, of the fire department, and several
laborers, were seriously injured. Two men aro
dying, and others are so seriously burran! that
they may not recover.
The explodion was in the plate vault, located
I immediately beneath the sidewalk, which is fora cd
of heavy iron frames covered with giana and iron.
Darin,' the carly part of the afternoon thn-e em?
ployes of the natural cus company had bsSB at
work in tlii.; vault, makin!; connections that were
to lie uaed in aupplying the boiler plant with
fuel. As a precaution Hie doon of tho vault
were closed. Shortly before il o'clock Robert
Granger, fop-man of thc press-room, which ad?
joins the vault, noticed Hames in tho vicinity of
the brick wall, which extended between the peens*
room and thc vault. These flames had the ap?
pearance of knited gas '.hat ha^l escaped throuju
tho partition wall. Without waiting to OfCSt
tho vault (hors, the foreman Rave an alarm of
lire With others, le then returned to tho base?
ment when soma ono threw open tho vault door.
Instantly there was an explosion and nearly all
of the employes vs In, wore in the vicinity, about
ten In number, were thrown to tho floor, all sus?
taining moro or less serious injuries.
Within a few moments m. un tiers of the fire
Insaronce patrol and hose engine rom non ks were
on the spot, headed hy Chief Swenls. The stood
of Bremen rushed to the baaRiaent, and had no
booms reached the vault door when a second and
stronger explosion followed, and all the men were
hurled to the floor or across the room against
tbs wall mi the opposite Fido, which they Struck
with terrific force. Several of the men were
rendered senseless, and thc Harm*, which hud
Ignited their clothing, roasted their hands and
faces, other firemen were close behind them,
however, and for a few minutes the liro wus left
to lake care of Itself while the injured moa were
rescued.
Before one-half of them liad been tiucen out,
and while the basement was full of men working
with desperation to save their helpless coinrodes,
came a third explosion, more terrille than euler
of it- predecessors, snd thc would-be n-wuers
were !ai I beside the men they had como to a^ist.
This tine- the already loosened ironwork covering
tl..- vault was ; .ru from its fastenings ami came
thundering down. Fresh food for the gas waa
already at hand, nnd a score of gallant Bremen
hprang into th" vault to rescue the men who
had tM-oti injure I, undeterre I bj thc danger of
another explosion. Cheered on by Swenle tbs
firemen worked as men can work when their own
lives and the lives of others were trembling m
th" bu hm. e. <>ii" '.y ir." the barned
.nd batt, red men were dragged from
Hu- basement, and as the laat otu- na- taken out
Swenio called: "Now out fur your lives men,"
ami there was a rash f^r the upper floor, which
v.a.- made Jual in (he nick of time, foe a fourth
cxploaion came, which made bricks, ni"rt.ir and
Ironwork Hy like [eathers, and gave ike chi*; a
-. i. ? . -i fie ix.it a retreat that hi- will remember
t..r nianj a long day. Hurrying t?? the door,
xv.-iiio caUed '" the driver nf a patrol wagon
I standing near, and ordered it t . drive at once to
the office ol the Natural Gag Company and tell
! th. in tn shut "if the flow ..f . .1
"lf lt ls Lol, dull"," lie SUI'l. "I W Ont BBSWei
f,.r tu.- safety of the building."
I .... :.: ail} IVurned are Junien Hu -"ll. ilreniun,
burned 1 uut inc bead and Internal injin!"-: rmmui
liullaglier, until.1.., Internal lujuilen and face altuoi
., ? ri.
iii.- fallowing were seriously bul no! fat:.liv nani's!:
|i.iii I- s?.1,ie. Chief of td. iii,- I'.i.r.iruni-ai; Patrick
u'Aiulii-y, t,ro unusual; Clarie* e> ferllck, inptalu ITui k
N". i; .i.-nn Mn...nam, captain So. IO; Frederick
,1. Kaeder, captain Ri. ul; Martin Lacey,
lieutenant No. ia. Patrick Mm 1.liv, hemmant Ro.
1" .1. 1. I..,in. lieutenant ln-urance patrol:
John Hu hu. fireman; Matthew Koch, fireman Will
lum r.ii:.. . fireman; Michael Nolan, fireman; Tl
N?wii -. Uremnn; John Devlin, Bremen: .1. I'. Kelly,
ian; Charles FlemVis, fireman; l Iward Mull?n.
lim -I,, ci'i-r ter Donohue .\. llenn*?berry; John sh.-div,
op-!- mri; August Unatt, pressman; fUntra Cleve?
land, laborer; John t'arragh, labon-i ; tierny skroed r.
laborer: >i. Mullane, laborer; unknown utan employed
1-. .ms corqponT.
Th.- patrol wagon took only a few minutes ti
fnllill it, mi-. 11, the iras was shut oil, and the
firemen, led on by the Chief, who hal Improved
Hie opportunity to have hui face and bands
dressed and Itaiulaged, went at th.- tire once more
and mah- short work "f it. Ihc j.r--:it building,
however, had been badly strained and torn, aid
evert, pam- "i glass n tlc entire eight stores waa
lying in spinners on the ground. It .mII cool
s: ?",. tu repair 1.irsvage done. There uro
usually about sou people emploj e l ia. the building,
lu- then- was ic panic among them. Some
pat hot ic scenes wen witne?-<ed in a ilia,' stoft'
close by thc .-?-.?tn- "?' thc accident. The floor
was coven d w lt li the h 1! es .-i men whose scon Iwd
and tJaekenci fices Imre testimony t" the agony
tln\ uif suffering. Near th.- door lay a stalwart
fellow liearitig the badge .,t [Yuck '??? Ile was
slr 1 km. l\ burned, 1 il be made no sign or atm nd.
"How is it, old man"" said Assistant thief
Mush mi aa lie I pi ' over him.
- All ri [ht, I guess, ll",, s the Ore'"
??i"i* now."
"Well, it there oin'! anythiiiK more fur you to
do Just stand by me. will you?" And tho chief
- -;.I hy" until strim.' hm S lifted T li ^ patient
itfTerer liitn an nm belan e, and Thomas Gout .hr
of Tnii l? fl was rarrit -1 away tn die.
How the h is be ame 1 mit* I ia a myst ry. I n '
police are Inclined t,, put - the blame on the
mon, but it 11 doubtful whctlu r tho cause
will ever 1 e di .covered.
STATE FOBEBT LAXDS soil)
Albany, Jan. 4.?The Btate Forest Commission this
afternoon disposed of nine lots of State lands, sggn
I rn acres, lying out-He the Adirondack Par!
lu Franklin County, bids w re rejected on twenty
oue lots, ile land -"''I brought 934,401 30, an av
er j gi1 "f A54S per eera. Five lots In Township H.
g,l rj acres, were .l-l t > \v. \v. Wheeler,
rilugton, vt . f.>r (110.431 ?*.?>. tuber maller 1 ti
vrere old lo M. V. D. Turner and Denton Turner, of
Plattsburg; Leonard Smith, of New-York City, and
r. \v. 1 ii:, e, "f 1.'"ti Lake, i'm- tbs aweej received
for these 4,460 acrt-s of ia:.<i s ii tin romrnlxslon
, ;m pun hose 10.000 ?cr*i of Coi forest hind within
the Adlrondai k Park.
OBOASIXIXO TUE MOST AX A flor SE.
Helena, Mont. Jan. 4.- Tko organlaaaloa of lae
H..; a nf Representatives begun yesterday under aa
arrangement between ibo P>pu!ltti ead ile- Dobbo
rrats was flalsbed Mil- morning. Populists have tbs
,-p a'.-r and the sergeant-at-arma, Hie Desaoerata toe
chief clerk, a Istaal cv-u and a latani sergeant it
arms, Uepublleana Uara itopp<*d dilatory movements
DU| pre watching closely for an opportunity to - ??
,o,tri il ta- House, The margin between ihe two
.i,i,.s i-- bu close that thc absence of one l>.-m.. rat
;1,,,i ti... twitching a. PopuUsl would give tba Bo
,.;,.,,, ,- mii-,1. Tb- latter n-riiHe t . pair under
?',, v rlrcuni*tuines. racy sun refu>e lo allow buen
? on llie alci beni... r.a. to BtteO I thc rn isl n .
.1 WOMAB PBOBABLY FATALU BUBBED.
Mrs. II. I- BJeksid n, wife ,.f in tt. 1,. BJeaard
?.?( 1 pojrstrlaa al mia m., was m teveiel]
,,.. rday ?t ber kearn al Mea CUg, l.. I., mat it is
;,,un. ti'.- Mal -lu- "'" il"'- 'I'"- .1 ia-it occurred a.,
,,,., . sad n t ? thing a ta aearly .iii Barned cr, mut
1,,., a a un-, badi] 1.an., 1. mi clocking 1- tappet j t-,
bava eaagkt Bia from lae kltekrn stave, lier .".un nun
beard bot raUlag fur beta uni na MM cai- ksuao. Ho
round ker ekrtklni Wail j. sad ska wai aeariy tmaUe.
The roackmen qui kly poll <l '.if bis roat sad wrapp ii lt
? her. Tko |si!u aiada Ute sroi sa sbaooi 1 Iht, unit
sh" broke sway Hom kim ami r.m into tlc li ill. The
. ,. hmso followed kef Bad rxtiagulski 1 OM fl-jim-'. He
i>,. 11 -.nt t. Um i.. .ir.-? BOtgkk r-?. u ((iiarti-r i-f a nillo
away, fir kelp Dr. narai waa ealkM una treii.-j MM
i.n. lng woman, tts esarooaed gmvo tlouuu of her
r.ii.i.rv. .Mr-. KliliiirC.-m ant bee husband li?\e live!
tn Hm flea CMS* Haast Me out a yeer, but tue Uuctoi
Boaetkee lu Kew-Terfc civ,
APPOINTED BY THE MAYOR
SURPRI=IXG SELECTIOXl BY MR. GILROY.
JOHX J. SCVXXTXL FINALLY GETS AX OFFICB
KCKII MADK A POLICE JUSTICE-POLI
rKI AXs' REWARDED.
Mayor Gilroy aunounocd th> following appoint.
merits yesterday :
Commissioner of Public Works, Michael T.
Daly, in plato of Thomas F Gilroy, elected
Mayor: term expires May 1, 1393; salary,
$5,uoo a year.
MICHAIL T. DALT.
Commissiorer of Public Parks, Henry Winthrop/
Gray, in placo of the late Albert Gallup; term
expire May I, Jbi/7; no salary.
Pira Commissioner, John J. Seannell, in place
of Henry D. Purrov, elected County Clerk; term
expires May 1, ISO); salary, $a\00g a year.
Commissioner of Taxes and AsaeaaSSSftta, George
C. Clausen, in place of Thomas L FeitSjsr, ap?
pointed Police Justice; term expires May 1,
1S'J7; salary, {54,Oui> a year.
^~>>
IIEXRT winthrop C. ray.
Conunisaion r of Excise, William Dalton, in place
of Joseph Koon, appointed Poins Jnstles; term
expires May l, ISP*: salary-, $fltswS a year.
Police Justices: William II, ilurke, for the full
term of ten years, in place 0f Patrick G. Duffy;
term expired, Joseph Koah, for the full term of
ten year-, In place al dantes T. Kilhretli; Wm ex?
pired. Charles E. Simms, jr., in plaee of ans late
.loon K. Kelly ; term expires May 1, 1 -au. Thomas
li. Feitner, in place of the late Daniel O'Reilly;
term expires December IS, ISflf, The talary of
police justices is $8,000 a year.
G
WILLI \M it. BURKE.
Commissioners of Account.--. Ctmrles G. n,
Wahlc, reaop. ur. il, : ul I'lward Owen, in place
of .Michael 'i'. Daly, appointed CnnansoBMSSsti of
Public Works; term daring the Mayor's pleasure;
salary, 0S,vuO a year each.
Secretary and ?. hief Examiner of tho Municipal
Civil Service lioatfl, Leo Phillipsi ;?? appointed;
t? -int during tho Mayor's pleasure; caiary, $4,jua
a year.
Hie superstitious clement among Mr. Crokers
WigWam adhere.its aril] be likely to nnd soasethiag
ominous in rle met thai there ore hut thirteen
patriots in Mayor Gilroy's Brat hatch ol ai h*c
iniis for preference, hat tbs general pul lie will
look through it in vain lot 'x<-' perouss "with
business in-tinei.-" who Mr. Croker aaid on Tnea>
day were needed in the ari vies "f '.ho city. If
Mr. Clausen, appointed 'r>\ Commissioner, ls ts>
cepted, it will he seen tba! Mr Crofcet and Mr.
Gilroy have bren abb? to hind politic-;.ms, pure
and simple, to nil nil the vacancies exfawta :
Mr. Crokers hand is visible throughout this
beautiful piece of TanmsMiy work, taner lally in
the naming ot hhl faithful servitor, .Michael
Daly, to the Important office "f Commissioner of
hillie Works; in the selection of Jos .ph Kosh
as a police Jostles for fen years, and tint of
John J. Snannell to '"? Firs Commissioner, whom
ex-Mayor Grant had twice- refused to pat in
that place.
All the im-ii Barned were summoned to tho
Mayor's ottos jrcstcrdoy, and reached there abaaaj
?J :1!0 p. m. Mr. Seannell was one of the llrst
to arrive, and was warmly we le?Md by his
predecessor in tie- Fire Board, County Clerk
Pnrroy, wno hid been called tn to talk over
th" slate with flo- Mayor. Kx-Kxcjse Commis?
sioner 1- T. ntspatrleb was also on hand, but
a mtrary t- earpeetetaoua ba did not -land"
either in his old place or as a 'fix Cumur.sinner.
Mr. Gilroy call.il his appointees into tho
Mayor's private ottoe, where In* distribute.] their
commission-!, duly signed and sealed) and admin
latered th.- oath >'f oflce to tin m. Tin* wheeo
affair was om r. and the Mayor's SttOS was aa
1'iiet as a elitirch after a prayer BBSOtiaaj in lesa
than half au boaa?,
Michucl T. Idly was horn in Ireland in 1841
nnd caine to New-York in his tenth year. He
received his edueatiea in the city's puhiie sch-mla
and in thc College ol tbs City of New-York.
His Iii st einph.ytucnt was as a "lerk ri a com
mwioii-hous.-, I ut he emly vent into polities, aud
attracted thc attention of John Kelly, who showed
him s|?s ia) marks of favor Since Mr. Kelly's
death afr. Daly has been in the close coull
dence of Mr. Croker nnd has acted many yeare
aa his private secretary. During bis career of ajttjfe>

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