New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, January 26, 1893, Image 1

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, January 26, 1893, Image 1',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1893-01-26/ed-1/seq-1.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1893-01-26/ed-1/seq-1.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1893-01-26/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1893-01-26/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], January 26, 1893, Image 1
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 14. Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.6 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 26 Jan. 1893. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1893-01-26/ed-1/seq-1/>

Newspaper Page Text

tibune
yoi. Ul.iNa-l6,H74.
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JAM ARV J \ 18W.-FOURTEEN PAGES.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
ENGLAND ANSWERS FRANCK.
A NOTE ON TIIK EMTTIAX QUESTION.
?JUE IHC-VEABIE IX TIIK. ARMY or OCrrrATtON
rOI.* NOT IMr'I.Y ANY C HANOI-". IV f,REXT
DBJTAlX*ff POWCT IN MYST.
Paris, "T?in. M.?Thff Marquis of Pufferin, the
British ABtlsRRRadai, baa il<li\i-i. d to iht* Franoli
Giivcrnnient a l'.oti- a*? lo the inorr-;is* of tim
jiriti*h aairtitum ta w-STBt> ?''' RRffowa thu Got*
erDmcnt lhat tin- IBCTCRRB doe* not imply a. ,v
jafyiifie-itiiin of pr.-xious a-.sura nee-, in re-^artl to
the conditions ol the- British no*!ipaiion, or any
chancre 1" the poliey lurctolorp pure-ucl hy ('rent
Brifain.
M. YVnddi**'*:lon. thr* Flt-BCB Ambassador in I/in
tjon. has horn instructed fo a->!< tl).- Earl of
|IB*he*ry, lirifi?-li Sc-rctarx ot State for Foreign
^lirs, 'o s'H-iify thc incident- lo Egypt which
ms-, have cause.) (.reat liritain to take the re
tent extraordinary nteps. The Preach pn-ss con?
tinues to display deep Indignation regardaffg the*
jttitiu!" .ii** linell by Ei.gland in Egypt.
Xhe " 1'i'liat*,'' Rays thal tin.* action of England
io Fi*ypt 1* R direi-t provocation to Franec, and
th*! Great liritain must crxplain her intention*.
Th* "Fi-raro" nays that Franco ought to re?
taliate for En'-lnnd'* curse by occupying
Tangier- Tbe " R*pablli|Ue Fraiit-air**" declares
that Eurone xviii not alioxv thc Khedive lo btv
rome b blind \,i**.;il nt England.
I/tiidon, Jan 25.?A (ii-patch to the Excliangt*
Telegraph CompttOy Baya that France has a*k.'d
the I!riti*h Govorntnent for an explanation as
lo ihe incrfase of the Hritis.li army of occupation
in Epvpt. _
In answer ta an Inquiry by r.-ihle alina! th" present
political troubles in Eg>p*. Messrs. E. Mattel S (>-.
of th!* city, received yesterday morning the folloxxlug
dispatch frotn their correspond'-nt lu Alexandria:
a Bo lesions apprehenden* felt here. tnliiod
Egyptian bond* over 08 and colton market Stat OBS
unruiirice;'-'
This netts convince* Messrs. Paladin! A t'o. Hint
the alleged fermentation among thc loser classes of
the natves iiiu*t lune been greatly exaggerated, us
any scrim* RBtaSarBt would at once UaVc depressed
nines.
ITALY DEMANDS RBPABATlOSf.
SHE WILL CSE ronCE, IP BECKBBABT, TO OB?
TAIN' RATIRBACTIO*4 FROM nr.A7.il..
Rome, .Tan. IH fltgnBT Tuglni, the Itjillan Minister
to frazil, has been liislruited to demand from the
Brarlllnn dover;,mer.t satisfaction for Ute outraces
committed last "rummer upon Italian sr-1 lon. and rc.*l
dents at Santos during a riot which occurred there.
The Italian Minister has s"veral time* nrped upon the
Drnzillan (.ovornnient the Justice of granting conipen
aatlon and redress lor Injuries then inflicted upon
Italian subject*. The Italian Oiiveriiiuent has lost
patience at but and t-rtt osfBor Tuglni la Instructed
to say rliat. if satisfaction k not given promptly Italy
aili .sustain lier demand by force.
Tiie chief tro'ible between the natives and Italians,
nt-a-um-d on Hi'* erentaf of -lui* .",. 1B02. The polite
lad maltreated some nallan sailors, and Hie Italian
residents held a mee ting t" prates! against the ?,iu
raii*e. After the meeting the Italloaa forated lu pro?
cession aad paraded tha strc-t*. It wa* said that they
tore d"wn a iiiszilian flag and othcialae acted ba s
(Usr*rd'*rly manner. The polite, with a crowd of
Datives, attacked the Italian procession, mid a riot
en-rued whith lasted all nlgitt and fur Into tile next
day. Th.- oflice of Hie Italian journal "Roma" wss
vrtcked and au Italian restaurant xtas demolished, as
stell us oilier damage done to thc props ft*/ of Italian
.-esldents. Italy made <-).-ilms lor'aa tisfaction, xs-1 iii h
bare, so far, not been granted.
AU. DEAD IX THE FORT-CHRITT MINE.
ffBE uno OTJlffS BV Till: KiniCDAMV KXI'LOalON
?VI I.L RI.X'H 130.
Vienna, Jan. Cj.?All hope ot rescuing alive (he
meu s-rn were entombed by the explosion ol tlrerUimp
In Ole Fortschrlit mine at Dux, Bohemia, yesterday,
has been sbando'.ed. An Investigation of Hie Sal
of employes reveals tile fact that ISO men lost their
lives In the dlsuncr. It ls roaceded thut Hose ano
were not killed by tin- explosion must have treen
luffoeuted by the afterdamp. Tim mine ls beltis
cleared of the wreckage as rapidly as possible, but
Vie work ls neo?***arllv alow, '.very effort will be
made to rec iver the bodies of the dead. Many pitia?
ble and baa.trending Mein-, aron BllBBBBal about
tiie mouth of the shaft when lt was announced by
the minc ofTu-liils thut bexond a shadow of doubt
every man In the ir.lne xvas dead. No cxplanHtlon
ha* jet Itcen made a.s t, how Hie explosion occurred.
An BBflaaaao faaatHy of aftetaouap intvi aeeaoBa
latefl In t*?e mine. Late tl.l* afternoon, xvhiie a party
ol ro*cuer* orofa nt stork. Hie gpa till.ri in- min.- so
rapidly Uiat every man of the party had to floe for
lu* life. The reBlUatlBf afpoiatas c;iiinoi be worK.-d,
arni ll 1* ub-oliiteiy inipo**llile to enter the mice.
THE CH Hal.ILV IX GEBMANY.
DKATirr* at NTi7Tu:nr..\ and trotm.x-invf.'ti
ifATlONS OF DfRff, KfK'II AXH PETPfJlKAOTKB.
Berlin, Jan. Co.-A tJl.spatrh fr-orn Molle t.l?t(ss that
Ihlrteen n?-xv cases of thoieni and one death from the
disease occurred yesterday nt IBO Nletleben Lunatic
Asylum. .\t i'roi ha lhere orri* four new c.i.4"s and
one death yesterday. Since this morning eight m-w
toaaa hax-e occurred, ami three of the persons pre?
view.*'? at lucked have di'*:!.
livr- fr<-*;i rases of cholera and txvo deaths xvere
reported at (ht- Nletleben Iniiin- AmIiiiii up to (1
oMock tu* evcnlnc.
Thc autfioritles of linlle. about four attica fnun
Nletleben. have received a letter .nineriiliic the epi?
demic fruin Professor IVttCJlhofer, ul Munhh. who
coii*td.-r* ihe outbieiik nt Ni.-tl" b.-,-i nu lllii*li-all.-n of
Ll* :...'ory Hint cholera la bred bj local coiiditlons
of the *di and water, rather than bv an Imported
bacillus. I'rofe.sur l'ettt niiofer say* that the de?
velopment nml jvrogre** af Ihe dLease at Nletleben
sre of tba fc-i.-iii.st riffBtflcance.
Profe.M.r Koch, who was arni by Kmpei-or William
to th* Nletlf-Vn Asylum lo bivaallffato Ih* cholera
there, is now at Troihn, orhcte he ls ?-xiinilnliij*; Into
Wie apffoaroBee af the dim-u,** at timt pince, lie boa
adxls.?i thai tiie propped celeliraiioii at Halie aa Ui?
snnlvetsnry of Hie KiuptTor's bin a be prohibited in
clew nt the danger of cholera Infection.
mi:, mahony pit.lisiiiv, m-s PKDIOBBC.
Dublin, J.-iii. 2i.- I'leice Mahony, formerly Par
r.elliie xi. i'. for North Meath. I* fffteiBalBtBl to prov
that hi* mother was n'it a " en?s*bred Hindoo." ns
sllege.i bx Matt baot J. Kenny, Anti Piirii.-lllte member
f(-r Mlil.il,. Tvrone, In an addn-s* delivered bb Snn
?lsy, which allepnll-.il led to Mr. Mahony s atl.uk RH
Sr. Kenny \e?ti-rtlay. Mr. Mahony ls therefore pub?
lishing thc pafflgreR of hi* family from th.- beirsntilng
of the last century, In older lo show that there ls
no Hindoo blond In the stock, nnd that therefore his
inot'ier could not have been a -ero*s bred Hindoo.''
The public are pr.-atly lfit<-r<-st"d In tie discussion,
sad i ameline*, und Anti l*arii<-llltes nre as Bitch '-x
cited over the -iro*s-br?*l lllndon" aoesttal as they
"ere over the subject of the o'shea divorce.
**T1TLE PltOM'BtT OK MRS. MAYBAICK*S RBLEA>E.
Loudon, Jan. -.j.-The lafst acion of the. authorities
?ofllcstes that there I* little pr.r*p?it for the release
H Mrs. Maybrnk. The RRtfRHas de SffffBRa, har
?xiHter, succc'-dlug In obtaining the consent of Sir
Shsaoo* spencer \xvik pr?-slde(it of the Royal College
ff Surgeons and ".-urgeon to Hit Naj**ty** llous-hold.
ie Malt her daupliU-r nnd exumlne ber condition. Ap
Plication whs miltie to Mr. A-eiillh, the Home laOfB
**"7i to jfirmlt tin- vl*il. Tho Hoine M-c.etary refused
ir> grant the npplicuti BB, on the troiind that Hie nnd cal
treatment plven by tile prison dot-tors was sufficient
'jr Mrs. Matbrl^k as for other prl-oneis. The de
ohooa "f tin- Homo Boortttury aapareBtly roatiBaed lb*
laronesjs that for the present, at least, nothln:*' for
ber could be Rone, and shu ffoa com- buck to Prance.
M'DDEN DEATH Ol' HIPIMLYTES SON.
1'iiiian,*, sta (,aivc*lpn. Jan. f*.').-Advices from
Haytl say mat HlffQBljBBB ton. Chart, has db-d
?"udderilT. lils death ls said io liave been due to
heart disease nllliough there H a general su*plcloii
?tut he wa*, poisoued by Hippolyle's enemies.
The Oov-rnment < undid.-.'.- for eleellon a* Peputy
for Morin has been returned by a large majority
?^sr the popular candidate. Thi* result, lt i* alleged.
waa arronipllshtsd bv bribery and intimidation on
lb-} port of thc (fOVt-riinient.
.
YELLOW PEVEU AT til'AVAQI IL.
..r>na*"'' vUk' 4talV4*ston, Jan. -J-t.-Yellow fever his
beohon out tn (iuayaipill, Ecuador. All ships from
wJ"$!iJLtor tM* P?rt bare been quarantined and
*?*.* WH been allowed to unload their malls or cargo.
M. BARBOUN'SELOQUBSTPLEA.
STE- XG DEFEXCE OF THE ACCFSED I'.\XAMA
DlKFfTORS.
BESPOXSIBIUTT For thc. i-srr. op T.nTTF.nv
EONl'fe LAID ppoN thi: OHAMBER OF
DI i*CTH'-S?Iii*. I.!->S1-'.PS ONLY AN
ir. nc- Ban v f. o ra Mitrr.
Paris. J?:i. i**,.?When Maitre Parboux resumed lil*
argument today In behalf of the act ti-.-d Paiinnri di?
rectors the courtroom was nlreadv a* throng.**! as
Cha rules fir admission would permit. Barcrol di
liiig'.ilshoi member* of thc I'nri* bur were pre*ent lo
listen to thc closing slea of the famous advocate,
O-hUe finaiKial and other interests were als j promt
nently rcpre-entcd.
M. Iiiirhoux npplled Mt rlo-p-cncc |-i proving lhat
the lanamn directors could n< > b-accusod of ssrtndtlna
In the issue of the lottery bonds, as they had Simply
adopted Um same position Uta! Iia.1 been openly
fidepted by t!i" ('bomber of Pepalles. Tills aaet>rtloa
eitu-et a pnifound sensation among the audience.
l'rlor to action on (ho part of the directors the.
("kamber of Deputies, M. Rai'hottx snld. hail a'Uhorlr.ed
the lottery bond*, lt was argued al the time In the
Chamber that Ihe company was already ruined, bit the
('humber voted, notwithstanding this declaration, to
authorize the is*ur, mid thus gave confidence to the
public to subscribe for bonds whteh the Legislature,
after full dlsru.s*lon of Hie sublet t. hal appro.', tl.
The dlredors could not. therefore, b- acfu*'*t of
sxvlndling In having Issued these bond* wit li the ap
prov.il and consent of the Chnmber.
M. liarboux contended that both Ferdinand and
Charles de l.e-scp* were perfectly Jiislltied In flu.n
Ihelr utmo*t to mulnt iln public confidence In th.
Fanaan Canal scheme iii the hope of averting inenaclag
dangers. Therefore tho lecture* tlellveretl in Ibe
provinces in a'.d of the scheme woj-e legltiiuair. if
Ferdinand de Lesseps erred lt was as an excessive
optimist, ?'?"?ut," esrlulmed M. narnnux. -the world
belongs to optlllll-ts I" It was true. continued XI.
liarboux, that Ferdinand and Charles de Lesseps had
been deceived by exei.ts, bul such un error could nol
be regarded as culpa1.,lc.
M. l.urboux lock up tiie question of the agreements
made between the Panama ("anal Board of Directors
and (he 4*nlrf*tirs for work 0:1 Ihe canal. He b ania 1
out Ibo fact that the itrrei-nient* and Indemnities lani
the unanimous npproval of the bonni, au I he nuilii
lalned lhat tb* contractB xrcie hoIely In the Interests
of the undertaking.
lt ls expected that M. liarboux will conclude his
address t i-inorioxv.
?TAB FIND* I'OR POLITICAL .'ITHV--F*.
I'lid.-r tiie Second Empire in Frame a deplorable
rust,un pnx ailed, lt won cal|e<7 the systi tn of -tire
ments," and consisted nf the power left to a Cabinet
Minister to lend to n rolle-ium. in di*ti.-ss the funds |u
th.- safe of his department. Thi* t tistnm Va* ROI
entirely abolished under the KepublU. and a recenl
cable di*pntrh staled 1 hat M. i'rovost de* Lonna?
would move in the Chain'i.s-. during th" dbi u*'l'ti.
of the n.llitai' estimate*, that tin- secret ?rv*!.- I'ui'.d
of the War ( flue should bot In future t?- used fr
pollilrnl purpnsf*. as bad been done form-Hy. TM*
motion xrns made necessiiiy by ?.inio fact* recently
ui.earthed In regard to the too eosj disposition of
fund* of the different Mini-ti le*. At any roto, no
sen*lble and tn"- patriot could entertain H.- I bough!
thut the fund* intrusted ;<? the W?r ollie,- might be
hi tt Jolly opplled to the Int, re.ts of partisan p.illtu -
hoine light xvii* also thrown on t;,e dispatch bv lb*
words "a* had boen done formerly." M. I* I'rovo*t
de Luunuy evidently alluded to lw., fut ts ss lb li hove
become known in france, on,- of wrbieh hos beea di*
cox. red only during the Investigation of the Panama
araaffaL Tin- Rrat refers to Hie tpptvpttailon by
0 eat ral Roulangi-r, while Mim.-.tt r sf War. of :ai.(*M
frants for which he did not give ltenilr.'-d root hers.
but which wara proved nft*ixtnrd ta have been apt*nl
In a Bpeelal Inspection of the eastern boundary of
1 ranee. The second tact rifer* probably to the ra
cent discovery thnt (ien-rril li-ir-n. another Mlnlstrr
of '.Var. handed to M. Pouvicr, Uieu linaiii-e MtRfsli-r,
00O,4XX> francs from the uillitnrv secret service, fund.
lo be used In a pell tlc a I campaign at home, but which
was duly returned lo the War fflffee.
CORNELICS nCRl WEAK AND PFYEltlSH.
London, Jan. 25.-A dispatch from IiouriuriioiiDi
stnte,s that OBBRlSoS Herr is worse. >|,. *|,.,)t ?,^v
one hour last night, and ha" been reatleaa ull day.
He Ls weaker and slightly ferirtth.
TIIK COMMIS-loN MAX RFPORT TODAY.
IMa, Jan. -JJ.-The Parham, -nt.-iry ('omrtil.Mon of
Inquiry Imo the I'linuma scaaffol laspfndwl lt* sluing*
to-day. after having heard the res', of Ibo tssjtmi of
the siiti-coiiinil-*.Jon BdOM "-rtilng the work of the iind'-r
writing syndicate*. Further pro.,"litton of (he panania
Investigation DOH depend* <inli.-ly RfRR M. Fraii'pi"
villf, Hu- llif'-s'lgslllig 111agl.tr.it. . Th"- report of thc
Parliamentary ( ..iii-,ils-li,n sill b* pie-cnt.-d prol,.il>ly
to morrow by M. Iirl*son, the ? halrmrni.
A WAII.M.V. To IMs-IAN NF.W-PAI'Ei:.*I.
St. Peter*!,tug, Jan. mi.?Tin- ?? official M'---r,g. r"
announce* tha' th" Ooferniuenl !,.i* aeverely rehtihsR
the Editor Bf the " (.riishdaniiln'' for th"- uti-<""iilv ul
ItlBtoaB to dlpbiiiiatist* thal have Im -ii m.ide In lhal
newipaper in ronaeetton with th>- Panama scandal.
Thc ?? .uncial Meoaeafpr" trarna the editors of other
Journals to avoid l**feirncea of th<* kind that will Incur
de fftopleRoare of ihe (jT^tvernmenL
Cologne, .lan. 25.?A dispatch to the* " Cologne
1.,17, tic fr-ti-n st. Peterstsarg atatea thal ih'- posllb?n
of liaron Mohranbetm, Itffssbin Ambasoaslor i" France,
l.s regaialed as -i-iion-It shaken, anti lt b> bellered
laal ue xviii 400:1 bc 1 "(.111111.
-sOt --
MAINTAINING THE I.EHMN'S APPBOPBIATIOX.
Paris, Jan. 83.?Tho Clumner of Dcpuric rejet.-d
ly a majurlty of only thirty *l.\ today ll.e moiion of
Lo Provost de Lnunny that thc iipuroprtalloii to the
Legion of Honor be reduced tt, JCO frants as a RTOtCSl
ngaln*t the ubuse of RecotatlBg foreigners. In bl*
speech M. de Lfiiinay said bc could vouch for thc fart
that a Street potter III ? "1,-tnlltiliopJe |>o**e*scd the
Grand (ross of the Legion of Honor. Foiclgn finan?
ciers, moreover, bad been decorated, while gallant
patriot* (rippi'-d in tin- service of France hud been
Igiiocd.
LORD STANLEY'S sl>F.F7( II FROM THK TIlRoNF..
Ottawa. Jan. 25 (Special).?The speech from Sta
throne to-morrow will refer to the c"iiim!*ilon ap?
pointed to Inquire Into the delineation of the Al.i*ka
bonndnrv. Reference will also be made to the canal
tolls difficulty of hist summer and regret will bc mp
Breatcd Hint un limitable scttleineiit has not been
roached between Canada and thc Culled States. Amend?
ments ure promised to tis* Dominion franchise bill.
I..,rd Stanley trill suv that the revenue returns show
that thc coiintri' ls pro*pcrous.
fSNP'TOBB HORTHTl.TrRIST.I MEET.
RtKhester. N. Y.. Jan. 2').-The thirty-eighth nnr.-ial
meeting of the Western New York Horticultural -odety
met hen* this mornlni,*. '-00 delegates b.-lng prcent.
Among those In attendance ure C. W. BtRRTt, N'-w
Vork; A. M. Hmlth. nt. CfftBariae'R, ont.: rYRfeaoon
L. H. Halie*/. J- f* Roberts and O. C. Caldwell, of
Cornell Cialleg*; Professor li. F. Callowuy nnd M. R.
Wilte, of Washington; C. F. Poaell. of Albany I William
McMillan. IluiTolo; Addison Wood, New Ilnrtf'.rd. ( ,nn.;
M ll Achesney, Syracuse, and ff. Weinert, Pbtlodel.
ph'lii President William C. Harrv raOei ti,- conven
lion to order and delivered the annual addre-s.
TUP, TRIAL OF ASA P. POTTER
Iio*lnii. Jan.- 2.*).-The trial of A*a P. Patter, ex
pr-ldent of Hie Maverick Hank, for false c<T'lficatlo:i
of checks, was resumed today la the Catted slates
Circuit Court. District-Attorney Allen opened the
rose for the Oatataassat Ko cited the atatata la
regard to the cerlltlcatton of checks, and culled at
t.-iitlon to the accounts presented In Ihe (.rand Jiuv
Indictments ugaln-t Mr. Potter. Mr. Allen 'h-r, ex?
plained Ihe effect of the certification of 11 rh.ck, u.d
stated that he would produce Ihe man who *lgned
Irx-lng A. Ex-ans's checks, and show that ihe de
f.-ndnn! signed the certification when the account was
overdrawn, and thal Ihe checks were passed through
Hie Clearing House and paid.
Wji-ti Mr. Allen niil*hed. seven witnesses were
sworn lor thc Government. Austin E. foley. Of the
Insolvent firm of Irving A. Evan* <fc Co., t<tiffed lo
drawing ch-.k* against StfOsltB In the Mnteilck Hank.
Mr 'Allen asked the willies* about the condition of
irving A. Evan* A (?.'* deposit when h? drew certain
cheeks. Counsel objected, on the ground thst Un?
hooks of the bank in poast-aslou of ilia Oovcniment
would show this, and that this was the heat Bvldeace.
cou' s't/iM1 %-? ???XfJ ,!"? ! **?" ??' ettvsleiia*, Raff
toun*ei object,ii |n thdr introduction.
A ROYAL WEDDING IN BERLIN.
MARBIAGE OP PKINf ESS MAK-'.APET AXD
PBIXCt FREDEK!! K OF IILSSI..
Tlin CEREMONY xviTMssm ry a BRILUAMT
TUROXO-BERUB OAT xvitii fl tc,*-thi;
riAREBTTCIl IMOXG THC. OIJEBTR.
R"rlin, Jan. 25.?Tb* whole dry wa* RVrarated with
Bags last et/cning nu-l this morning In cel.-brsi; ol
'h. "reaffing af ihe prim-*. Margret, reungvoi
Bister of lb* Rasperar, a-rd Prl nc* Prederieti Charles "f
He.se. Toa frons of Ibe targe bull.Uur* In Cuter
den Linden and In Ihe Fri "dr! < i-trn**- for h-.lf a mlle
north and Boat! Ber* half hidden tutu cuwotaui stria*
af l'rn*.|.in raton. At thc BeblaaaytatB, m.,er,. ? ;,..
Empcr.-.i-v body guard are t|iiai-tei.sl, ttaved Hie flags (,f
Priisali arl the Empire. T'tc Cn'.x-i-rsUv, H.- typtn
llit-nse, ':. ? Muaeuins anl the ZeoghatN, ali ncr ?,.
Raia ? ,,i Ci,. Kmpresa PttRerkia, had been decnni'ed .!?
pubHe expn*" .st. litl-'.lv a* ta make fte whole <ii*.
irirt a Moo* nf colora.
It rain.it BSOS1 ol (h.- moraine, bat st 1 oYJor-k the
sun clinic out, and before 4 orb r'.t, the hour fur th
civil marriage, the itreota were drv and rmwd.-d with
tig itseera. The chll Masson*, waa peifotoied hv
cunt vin W"i"l, af the Koeal Heooeboll In Ihe hall
of the Empress* Frederick'* palact. The bride iind
brideffroom were totten t" Hu- s. hlo** through rhrerlns
crowd* ttln.i hal lined tl/, rou'*- since io o'clock Hil.*
morning, .xt th" aVffloafl all th* royal B*TSona*tr*
Calli'-r.M la Hi" (lilnen- rahlncf to .cc t'.,,. F.mpre".
Alien.ta Yict.iria atece th* bridal rratra aaoa IMaceaa
Margaret's bead,
I'i ii-* Frederick Clunie* and hi- brid- then led the
rr<iie*.!oii ta th* rbspel, where tn- it litton* cr moir.
was to |?. iicrforaie;!. They ts-. ?-.? !.,!lotte.1 bv Ibe
Empr"-* Frederick, rocarted hf the Emperor in thc
Raia uniform af the tinrde du Cot-pa and wearlnu the
d-cor.ti1'>ns of the Ula k Rogl* and tb* Darter, mit bf
the Landgrarr af He-s.; th- tamper** AuROsta \ lt loria,
esiorieil by Ihe King of IrroB) BBd bf Ihe Care
witch, in ?j?. tinifoitn (,f tiif Westphalia!! Hii*-.'ir-: Ihe
landgrave Of Hes-e, escorted hv the Dake of Edin?
burgh and Hie (.rand Dole of Bo4k*JI.
The bride wore fl gown of white silk snd crepe
d'- (hine, nrii nm culed with sprays of white dttl.l-s
nnd roaghl .-ii thc wal-t with a getaea girdle.
H.-r only Jewelry wa* a diamond necklace. 'Hie
F.tnp..-* Augusta Victoria wore drap d'ara-eat. BRI
hinder-,,i v.ini poid. Th- Ktnpri-s* Frederich's goons
was snav damask with fl velvet train.
Coan Ch*ptain Dryandar awaited lb* bri lal parti
at Ihe Bliar In a bowe;- of Italliis and i krvsanlh.-niui-.
The Princess Maraarei atoSa her r**-pou-es Brady,
bul In Burn a low tone that onlv Hide lu the front
seat* heard ber voice, .vs tba waffle excbaaRed ring
tbe arilllerv In the Lastfarton hreii thirty-all salvos,
Tho wedding ban<|ttal was lerred in the White Hall.
After lt He myal guottl looh place* ti-nicr Hie . iin-ipy
<1 Ih* throne, and the othars ranged ibeBSiehrea t,
lb* right and len In a *<-uii circle, lu owler "I rank.
Twelve Minister* of state, bearlag waa randles, then
bogan Un- faekeitans. Th*f Invited tbe bridal cuttle
to dance and escorted I beni i rind iff* num. Tho
hilde th.-n invited Ibe F.mper ,r (" ia., and Ihe
brMegrcom liitit.yi lb* Km etea* After lb* '?,,
rou pl CT hail made the .Inuit ol lb- ronni twelve pic'*
toidi the loiale*. hand.*1 th. rn t . oth.i>, mid ll.r*
iiiony st;,-, continued bj the royal guests un'll li tt ?
mergeff Inti a gmonil doner. Flnallf tn* pa.'-- led
He pi.mc ssl - -. lng the jrovng ronplc lo lb*
'bur of the I ridi.i chamber, the m'*ire-* or Use j >? *
distributed garters amoug tin- m.-n, anl the tal bra
lion wa ended,
Ii Rr* lr< .l--ri.lv I 'mr!-* -nd h.* bude tv.ll p., .
Ibr t'r-t par! o,' I bett botieytnoon In Potsdam.
Tba wedding present* were displayed ot ibe palara
of thc F.mpi. Fredertrh Emperor Winiam'* gW
wa* a string of RtaBMnds; Hu- brtdBgiiwra's, Ive
mairnlflrcni dium.ind rin^*. Rawing m.- Kids was
shown Hie atti presented i> the Prim.--* Margaret bf
King limul,,ri. then i rown I'Hiic
he; I'-i-'i-i.! Il I*
Jewelled, and b bn
XII Ibe lib* e* were
smith. ( a.lctlsnl.
Th" revival of the faciteiiati/, a Realm castatn at
i rn*-i4ii sledding*, bas i at
a.* li i* b.-iieted hardly
III" I lilt- I.f
massive poid Blade**, bcsvtte
? ti ann n-- kl.i butt k pt ti rift.
H.. work ol Hie i el braird i:.o.l
. '1 si,uk- mit er*, loiiiment
., ift-ctm.- tee dignity of
Mini ter* "' state lu bsd ill lt. Thfl dan, c Wa*
.. -i !??--- ol .oiri cereinoalo* durum Hie Btnurnlng i ir
Klliperor William I, adm nulli) boffrff Hint ll BOd !"'?!.
performed for Hie l?*t Hine.
'Pie brid "gTOOai ls a Lieutenant In Qu?*"i XTri.trtii'*
Prii.iin'i Drago-m Uoard*. Ptlace*.* MarffarH n*c?iv*i
a haiid*om- dots rs from ber Bttother.
The Castle Chapel, In which the coreoioaf as* per
formed, i* .'in wt agonal <-<ii ri. <*. lin.ti aad paved ttiH,
marbi.- ol RlltVreni rotors and adorn.-i with lr* i *
? ?ti B -"ld sr,.und. The sitar, wllh lt* four i ilttl. I*
,,f v.'iiovt- Egyptian raorbla, and thc Bul ott
i and.-Illira are ,,f I arrara marble,
tin- second floor of ih- OM rote
Joining m- B'hlte Ihtlon.
Tin- priui-lpal for.-ij-n representative wa- tb*
wp. h. who*.' presence In Berlin a* Ihs r**pr*
nf ll,-- ( /ur I* (nUeii a* alt Intllcalion of th*
llsbmenl "f cordial relation* bet'.ie.i, >:,. .
lt, rim and si. rVterabnrg. Ku.penn Wllltan
lenci l:,e d"C,III,til.f tile Ottfl"T Of 111
of Pru* lt u|">n ll ?? ('.ar.-sllclt.
Among Hi"' a:., wei.ipected to attend th
isv'i'ii.-' wa* the Kin,.' "f Dctimarii. but h- t-"* off
at the .'.[..'rte.! staiement* ,-r cbance||,,r von
before the Betrhstag i am ni I
Will, reference lo IhC Ottltlld
liermany, and. making lb
dit lined to uiake lb- trip lo lli-r'.ln
Th- "Iniii-! ls
Immediately ntl
ats'li.
. . al.
irt* Of
, on
Eagle
Ulai
sprlx-l
-.it 111- Aron hill.
Of I)e||iniuk lo.t ard
. obi srealber an e.xi Bte,
THE BANCROFT'8 TM I HIS I WORK.
snr. r Xi ri'- THE fOXTRACT Rr^t'lREMEXTB
IX ic :: Piit'.i.iMiN xi'.v TRI xi.v
Wa Si lllgloli. Ian, 2'-.-Pris ale advices reived al
Ihe Nats Department from Newport .tate thal Ihe
prellmlmirv nial* ol Hie praiib- rr-strl Hain c. fi (hi*
week were fas,,rabi- In Ihe blgbe I degree, u:.A lt ls
certain nat rn- vi.I tti'.i greatly exceed h.-r ron
trait r."|i;lreni,mis. Th* hlgbesl run of Ibe Bancrofl
over tb.- measured mlle* wa* foarteen limit*, or two
knot* moie than p-'i'ilred bf the contract This will
give Ihe 1 .nilri?-r--. the Moores, of NhrabethROrt, ff. A..
I pren,lum 0| about fjMO^UOO.
It U Mated nt Ih* Navy Department that several
can*.-, h ive operated to produce Hil* r.-ull. the taoal
Important of which can be traced to Ibe c\< ell-nc
of Ihe Tull deslgB. The bull of tbe Hancroft Wa*
ronstmcted from destgns furnished bf the late Naval
riiii*!iut tor <inicv.ood, mid If Ute |*eif4WmaKC* of tbe
Hui', rofl I- Bil Hat report make* lt. they are far lu
adv.,. i,t the lin'* n rd In bnlMlng ether thia* "'
th.- n-w Navy. Another reason '(.signed for a pat
lion "f tbe rcnli* obtained 1* that the eagliiffl Br*
of ii," xirticai instead ol tea hartaantal tvpc lt
I* predicted lhal ut 1-ast one knot can l?? RMalned
from a vessel with engines of Hil* prim Ipi'- '.v.-r a
dmllor ship with engine* nf the horl'oiital print Ipi".
Th"- excellent TSt.rk.-iiiiHsI.il) b,*1?tted oil Hie efigine*
Bf the liam rofl I- also rc*ponslble for R chare ll tee
performance. From Ih* nBOastTaal reports already
received at U.i- llnr.-au of steam F.n id in-ring lt scent*
that Ito heating ha* been manifested In any Of th*
letslli of tb* machinery, and no bitches af any kimi
hav- io far shown lill in-elves.
Newport. R. I., 'on. BA.-The four hoi:- speed trial
nt .sea Rf tbf praiTtlca fhlp Hancroft liss been again
po*:p. ned. Tue lon haag heavy ut s,inrl*c and the
Natal DaaitJ 'arly hoped that lt would ehsir, snd ll
did. nu aft-?:? a ran "I flOfaa or eiglit miles to sea
to warm Rff tho engine* lt ww s-en Unit head MOS
and sstnd then prevailing would not be cobSbcIvr to
m favomble run, mid conoaoaeattf the vessel retained
Ul her RM borsge. \\ esther permitting, th* trial
will be run to-morrow muming.
PU LLS AS EMPLOY EA SMUOOUMQ OPIUM.
P.uffalo. N. Y., Jan. 25.?A Nlajrar.t Falls dispitch
says: "Lii*t niisht speilal Agent C. E. Lewi*, af this
thy, and SpcriB] InsfftftOf t.rori;e Cirter, of New
Vork, Btreated I, J. Henry and c. .1. li,ind. thc colored
in,.-'cr and conductor of the sleeping car salmon River
on Hie (.rand Trunk, tat opium smu2g:ing. lort)'
pail,ape* of opium uri,- lound ur,d-r oat* o' the ?e.u*
in the ni un its arrival m t.'H* City. The car I* a
Toronto-New-Y4Wh sleej*sir.M
When Hie car Salmon Itlvt r re.-irhed the Wet shore
depot at 'iVeebasken yeRIcrffflf an ln*pet tor from
Hie special Agent's office made another Inv.-stlgailon.
mid fount! more BRSjOBO (Oi.oaled In tee Sprinc* of the
sofa In tee stateroom. There were foi ly can*, or
about twenty pounds. Th* duty I* *?1- u poiiRd.
TUP. ASSISTANT TREASURER TO RESI1S.
arqahlrgton, Job. Btv? ftp*m Tren-urer RRhohar rc
tun;* to B/aahhutoa tum indiana JaRtsa RT, Wh.',|,iet,
Hie As,|.taut Tr; aa so IOI of the UofMS stnl"-*, xvii; re
?lgn lil* p"*itloii. Mr. Whclpb-y will become },!?*?
rate preaMeat of the American tecBrily nnd T;n*t
lim.pant, hi ibis ritf. He ha* -cr ed In all Hu
grade* in tue Trra-iir.r'* office, fiom clerk up tu hi*
present position, mid 1* probably ot well ncQualnttil
situ fiuanctui nfialrs a* any maa la thc acrxlc* of
the Government.
JUDGE MARTIN ELECTED.
CH "*EX RY AX II.LD.AL BODY SEXATOR
FBOM KANS.x.*'-.
ur. it. TitF. r.F.Aur.r. of tiif. rtJBlON nr.xtocR.xcr
?populist- XM) DEMO) rats COMM BC
-TiiK rtFpi'Bi.ictNs p.f.h*;;
TO V''TIV
Topeln, Kan., .Ian. SS.?AfllM Intense- exctte*
nient and uml'-r the most peculiar clre'iinst-ii""**
*'irrniiniliti' an election of the kind, Judge John
Martin, letttlei of tho Fusion Democracy af Kansas,
wm* this afternoon electorl to tba Se'iitte by a
f'oir.i'ifintlon of PopnliatR aad Doififrerats Martin
rocpiv.il t.hf" solid xoti* ?f th* twenty-live Populists
and Demo-rats In thc Semite: in the PfffMlis!
HoBRR tie received sixty-two \ of OB, till* tiU!lllx?r
incliifliiiL- *.?-. i-ral of thoM who Lave b.-i-n prated
bj tha Populists on ci.nt.??.?*.
The election of Martin loaves tho Munition as
' "lupii' i'.-,l a* ho'iir.., ThtWfh lie i* tie.lar-il
elected, it oraa done by the vote of a hottee tha
j coiiHfltiniotialif.v of xvhicji is lu dispute. Tiie Re
pul>li-ans und the Stalwart Ibuno' rats claim that
I tba .-l'"tion is a fart"* by renison that the I'opulist
| Ilo'iaa" i* un illegal body, mid non- of Ita acts can
| lie taral. The Kepiihlic.'-ns find tliein.plvi's in a
] prr(licam<>iif. for the rcaoon thal th'T uc unable.
I to BlBflter 'i qiioriiin* to vote on the BeMttaTflhip
and ttill not Ik- aide to <in so until their riulitn
in tba Mon*- have l?. |, |,n*s".l upon by tli'- court".
lr tiie courts d' olde tli.it Hie Republican* have
tb.- constitutional lotter hons,*, th,-n they xviii
elect anotlier Senator, xvlio xviii undoubtedly be a
Rtralffht-fffft iV.ii"cr::t. mid fin cont.-st for n-o-Tll
tioii will bfl tr,iiislerr"'l to Washington.
When th?' joint eaBVRBtiaB RRRraffbled thc Toll
BTRfl callctl. The I'< tp' 11 i*. t.i aiiMver'-l to their
nunirs, hut tho IJepulilicans and thr.*"* of the
Ib-iii'it ruts IBOMtBffd silent. The l.ie'itenuut-iiov
crnor mid that ninety-one nuinliers of the joint
convention had reepmidod to their names, and
ord"t('l -.i-i ri-tarv I (row ti to cull the roll for a
ballot on United .Stat.-* Senator. This proceeded
U'.iietl.v, each populist SeniH.or rising and voting
for J nd gi* Martin, until the name of Senator
(?'Brien ||)i-;u., whs retched, whait, to the astonish?
ment of all, he io.se and x .)T<*-| for Martin. The
1'i.pull.st lida of the House and the Populist
svmpathi'i*rs on the floor and in th" gallery
burst into applause a! tii-., xx huh had RMrcel)
itulssided xx hen the n.inn- of Taylor iDffffi. tra*
n-Mchcil, and he, too, voted foi Judge Mirtin.
This gave a. fresh provocation for applause, anl
tin- mil had t" he suspended until th<* pr.s-id
Ing officer could reotorr order When the l!e
puHicoo Sonni 'rs saw bow tilings were golan
they, denian le 1 Ute righi to rata, bal as fhay
hal lail.-d to an*, uer the roll rall, the I.i.'Utorialif
Govarnor paid not nttciition to them.
Wh.-n the -ot.- -.va* completed the lieutenant'
Governor ann.unc.il the ri*snlf a* follows: John
Marlin. 86; M. Sf. Cobjjirn, 4; Jimna, 1; Sny
tlei, I ; CloflC, I,
The l.ictit'-niiiif-tiovernor then said: "Jo!m
Martin baviag lecelved a majority of the votes
rae! f'-r l'iiit-d Mat"* -senator, i* declared cl?-etei|
lintel Statis Si ii itoi."
Loud erica anne mode for Martin, hut a motion
to di--solve the convention wa* 'ii ric I.
I- It'fpulivi'-iiiiK of Loth lloiisi", then xvent
into joint c.iiiiiiiittei', hut the combined forces of
the two 11,iii,-* tta*only i*Yeaty-*ight| liv l.--s than
a quorum. A ballot for Senator waa tehan, re
sulting in .s.'veiit.v-i-i_'hf Vote* for Adv. Th*- Ke?
paltin iii joint contention adjourned till ii""-t tn
iiioirow. Bath llo.uaea adjourned until 0 a. m. Ir
u.otr.vs'.
Mai tm -mis i.ouiii'fifcd in Ihe Popullat raaeaa
lust Righi mi the foiirf.'enth Ini-'t
Juhu Mu titi, for xvh"iii the Populiflta vated
today, is a kadini lawyer in Topeka. II" hai
Im ci a resi.leni of K.iu.-u* lor moro than twenty
yean, i'or a long tiff*** h<- xxa* chalnaan Rf the
I >.*.-ii..--ri.t:f. st ne Committee. Loot year be esme
ont sirona for Hill, hat aff-*r the Domination af
('loveland he a I vitiated fusion with tbs* PopnliatR
in order to take Kan*u* ant of the Republican
col ulm, And it tta- Ihtoiuh hi* effort*, thal tho
lii-iii .t-ritid convention nominated ih.- Pope
list Stat.- and National
lawyer h ?? rani:*
politician hi
fi
?k.-t. As
xvlth the for"nio*t; ai
has always been brid In
hi'h eeteam until lue Bop to Hu- Populists,
which excited gr.at indignation among his oil
liitrt.x friend'" ll'* waa laira in T'-iii
bet 12, 1-.H' In January, i-*:., Judge Martin
u n appoint.il Judge of tin* District (out ',\
?Jovcmur Ulick to lill an nnexpinsl term. Ile
waa .-lectc.l to the RBBtd oflice in I**,!, defeatist
-Indi;.' W"-I.li ll-- .-er--.-.I two yen*
In is,,; Judge Mm t in ian tor
< on/xresa, ami In i*s* "mn Demooratie
citididate foi L'onfft**aa, in both of
?.?huh i*s*Mnaat*rn* In* tva* defeated. During the
I'll'.- rail he served a* .>nD-rIV-r-'-li-'f-irit ot ('.un.
pony A. 3d Kegiment, KaBttRR wilina. His family.
'' amati "i wu.- :iii'l daughter
- ? - ? ??
FATALLY INJURED AT A EIRE.
ni I'.il lit DOWN TUBER or in* CITlItORCN
WITH A ItOl'l. AM) TH IN RI 1.1,
TO Till sTTUT.T.
There tran a tetot imt Mritlaf tic*, at \tidell lhere
?tere a BOmb*T of daring renie* and probably ivto
deaths, in Hie hid RffaUa tenement bouse ai Sn. ',<>..
i.mt.- t., Jersef div, inst night, tho Hr.* brette
bul lu Hie cellar. Thence ll i-prcid !?. a irttfBtore
i.ii Hie Ur t flo,tr and then Hie flame, moiint.il teroogh
Hu- alnhoft to tea fourth floor, entirely salpptng
?lie second Sud third llonr*. whtrli tvere occupied liv
fiair 'amitie*, These tenants found their escape cut
off by the Annie* TisDin the drug kiora wMrfa rolled
ap thc stairtvav, destroying lt, but Ihsy wen- ns. u il
by the tireiiicn by moona ol ? |a*M -r.
(rn the top floor lived Matthew lilith, who owned
H" balMlag. Ile atag nt boata with id* wife and
live children, they could not make their way down
stHlr*: Hie la tl dc rs would no tram li Ibem, and BUffb
uiid-rtonk to loser Hicin down xvlth fl clotlies line,
ii.- taceeeied in letttag Utree nf Ibe children down la
ih.- lin men In-low mid then h'* ln*t hi* batencs and
fell. r-trlklnR ou the awning he boanded te tea
*tr. et, and when he was picked up hi* leg was brohea
and he vtu.s so badly Injured P'teiindly that he xxiii
probably die.
In Hie meantime 1'<>H' "fitnii Patrick Mahoney made
bis stay tlir<4iRli Hie lUuies and smoke und sn.
ical, ,| In ia-.*, liing Mrs. Illlgh und ihe oilier two
Children. He, Ihe woman nnd the fonngest child
were barned badly. an<t Hie utter, which ts h.
il-v.-d to have Inhaled flame, v.ui probably die.
The Ure sviis ipc.dllv extinguished, Ihe serle., of in?
cidents consuming only thirty minute*.
SO CEARQR IS MR. BLAISE'S COSDITIOS.
Washington, Jan. 'Jj.?Dr. Johnston paid his usual
nx'i'iitng xNt to Mr. Maine at tl o'clock. He -.aid
tbot Mr. Blaine was leitlng comfortably, suffering
no pain, nnd that there was na appreciable change
In hi* condition, ll* would not return, he said.
uiile-* sent fur. Af 12:710 o'clock this afternoon Dr.
Johnston lelmrted r.O mateilul chuilge in Hie patient's
condition since ln*t night. Mr. Ulallie "troted well
during thc nljlit and this morning. While |lf hos
gained no strength, he ls no weaner than on jester
??' _a-_,
TBtXSARBS USTRR To THE rey. r. fat Mills
Dei Moine*. Iowa. Ja".. US. ? i'ho (Umax ol iho
revival meetings cotidm t-d bf tue Kev. II. Fay Mills,
Which have RRBfl Ul pingie*- li-r- lor ti u RhfO, was
reatlicd today sT.cn the lui.'.ne-*, iiouses of the city
ilos.-d their doors, and Hie people united lu a serle.
if greal religion* meetings, lt wu* Ilka sunday,
eta pi that no sunday ever ??t ?o many people utieud
ebttrch services. It li e.tlinnted that ;?).04S> person*
:itte:id,Kl the mc Ung* The number of conversions
reported (ur the dav nm*, inti, tin- hundreds.
AMXIOUS AROUT d ffo.xrO.X' FRF.I0HT STEAMT.R
BjRBtRSj. .'sn. 25.-rni)sIderalile BOjaWtf I* felt RI
the noire Rf the Tun Bsa Steamship Line over the
aaa arrival of lae fi-ei-i,t HraRBSRla atachhotei City,
BlMeb Killed from London January 1. Kven with
the lind weather snd usual difficulties of Hie pa**age
nt Hil* season of the year, Ihfl sH-amcr should have
arrived at Icaat four or fire day* ago. bhe has not
been reported alfie* tailsAO
LAMONT VISITS LAULWOOD.
Mit. Cl EVE LA ND, HIS FORMER SECRETARY
AND MK. KAYAK!) CONFER.
BOT YFT KXOXVX WIIST DISPOSITION* WILL BI'
MADE OP THF. II'CLAXVXKK ST..TI7"M.XX?
CALLBBJ ox Tiir. pi.rtsinr.xT ru ct
Ixihexvoid, N. J., Jau. St.?President-elect
Cleve'.iiid and ex-Sec ret a r\- Kayard sat up to?
gether until a late hour last night, und rcauined
their consultation this murnini. The inu-t prom?
inent arrival flt the Cleveland toft !?;.' to-day xx as
Colonel Dani.-! lanr.innt, the lorine' private *e Te?
lar-, to Mr. Cleveland. Mr. lamont came hen.*
from New-York hy the first train, mid xx-as met hy
Mr. ('levelatid, xv ho had drixen to the station ih
his private carriage. The |*|BJffilSRtllfihflf took
Colonel laBffRMM directly to the Cleveland cot
tn-e, xvli'-ro they xvere joined hy ex-Secretary
l'.a.varil. .V lon**; conference followed la Mr.
C|?\chr.d'.s study, and at 4 o'clock Mr. Cleveland
conducted hi* evsocietitry te the station, xvhorts
the latter bojirded the train for the city. Fmui
knoxving oni-s it is learned that Mr Lamont's
jo limey here was te use bia lnflneB**e in peeoaadteg
Mr. Kayai 1 te a.(.apt the portfolio offered t<. him
him by Mr. < loveland. Mr. I'ayanl hus h"*u
ralhtr tindecidel alu.ut acecptiner. Knoxville th*
Intlnenc"" clint his lute secretary had in wlBBlag
Mr. Kayard ox'-r. Mr. t'l.-v.'l.ni'i sent for Lamont.
It Ir said that laftmont's flak* xvas su ? -cseful. Mr.
Lamont refused to falk politics te n-porter*. and
IWRlRllMll In Mr. Cleveland'? carriage at the sta?
tion until the turin arrived.
Among other railer* x?ero ll. B. Smaller, of
Vermont, and \t',iliim II. Gritlin and J.din M.
Tuylor, xvho wert* part of the elc-.toral coiuui.tu-.
from Tenr.e*"s,s-.
It Ir cert-iin that nothing further has t>eeu
done in regard IR filling vacancies in thc < ahl
uet. This will lox left until Mr. Whitney and
Mr. Carlisle cnn ls? consulted. Mr. Clevelaud
xviii flo to New-York to-morroxv morning and xviii
return here in the afternoon, lt is believed
hem that Mr. Karaite is booked for the Post
mnster-Ceneralship. ile is expected to visit Mr.
Clevelund ROBB. E. C. Wall, of Wisconsin, xviii,
it, is said, be tendered the Sceri-turyship of tho
Interior.
s>
DEMOCRATS NOW SEEK LAKEWOOD.
MR. CLHVF.LAXDS FfsIKXHS NEGLECT \r.\V-Y''Ult"
-'TflXXCK REPORT AHCVT (;f.x. COMIX**
Democrat le statesmen have rec ntly liecnnie un?
usually scarce tn Xew York. This I* owing. It ls sup?
ported, to Mr. Ovelnnd having made Lakewood his
BbtCI Rf resld'llte *tlKe Monduy. The President
rtoct'l cotiaee nt Lakewood, known as "Tho Little
Utilte II ni-e,* ha* therefTt* h*come the DeniorniHc
Meera, and us pilgrims ar? now ahle to each Hie
nine woods ivsort bf tlirouph train* from Washing
lon, they hilve i.e:;un to slop ther- and avoid Netv
Yoilt. K\-J'"*lma-t'-r(ieneial Hit?fclBORB, after- a brief
-tay In Hie city, start d ycsien'.ay, lt was said, for
Mr. Cleveland's winter quarters.
The raeaney or Ihe Supreme court benth of tea
fulled (States caused It the death Of Ju*ltce Lamar ls
ataTRrttng as n,tn li attention Bi present among the
polltnlnus a* the mnl.c nj) of Mr. cleveland's Cab?
inet. ABMNBg those tt hose names are mentioned 111
connection with lin* vacant seat, ls General Patrick
.X. Collina, of Ma-*:i, li .'-tts. A consaessmaii from
a sowlben Male, who u*scrtrd that BR had good
grounds for the statement, said yesterday that he
iieiievni that sJetveral collies would receive Hie ap?
pointment.
- Hut ita you thinlt thnt President Harrison would
appoint sn active Democrat like (i.-neral Collin* to
the supreme hench ?" th.- Congressman sos aiktd.
'?Ile Blight," sa* Hie reply, "or ne BBlgbt leave the
vacancy for Mr. I'U'veland BR till, with the under
BaBdiag thal QaaeRII Collins should be Hie mun. The
(.enernl ls a* popular BRBOBSj Remibllean* as he ls
Hmong D?ui(icrstK, and be hus many influential Re
puhl.esii friend* si ho are anxious to see him apitointed.
Ho I* reiopnl/.ed lu New-Kn pl and nnd elsewhere as
mi able liiwver, and hi* marked Impartiality and
?litilt> ns a presiding BffkRf are well known through
nut the country. I admit lhat tbe statement may
leela strange la munt people, bat, nevertheless, neii
eral I'ollln* stands a P*xl clninre of donnln.; tile Ju?
an lal ermine wirilla the nest fetv weeks."
ll A SK SWIEDLEBS ARRESTED.
TWO MIX CAVORT IX llAI.TI.MOI'.r, WHO AME
xvxxrii) :x sr.vr.RXL citifs.
linlHni' re, .lan. S3.?The Brand .fury to-day pre
tented Thomas. Hamilton and Otto C*. Q. Dench.-r,
tli- banh swindler.* arrested la the city last week by
D.-t.-cllvi-s ll.,can and 1 In ll. Their wives, who were
arrested at the sam- titi).-, were r.-lcas.-d on tho ??ug
gesllon pf Hie dl-tild attorney. The cashier of the
Pori Pill Hank, of bltt.btir;-. arrived In town to-day
nnd was athen t.y captain Ptoitsvger, chief nf the
it.--.-i ttve terre, to thc elly Jail, when* Hamilton and
l>e:i'-ker were Imprisoned, He promptly Identified
Hamilton as Uv mau WOO tee etd that bank out of
i few hundred tl,,liars wttb ipUllOOB Ch*tits.
llarnllton nnd Deockee and their wives llvt-d at
No. I'll Wen slxlv Hdrtl *t., New York. They are
ihe same men who attempted, a short time nco. to
.windle :i B*aohlyn, N. V., bunk. Th'V are "wanted-'
In Posion and Louisville. Tfsef are belb-x-cd also f>
Im the swindlers-under other nairns-who operated
ipon the bank* of Nashville, Toled >. cleveland, Km
sis City und Topeka. The authorities are confident
thai they inn sisiire tlp-ir convlctliui. The BpeetfC
charge* are forging the name cf Denatete, Cohen
,fc Co., tn a cheek on the Continental National
Hank for ai.ono: ftTirintr the mime of **. M. Lyell
\ c.. to a check on Hie Bnultable National Hank
I. -,- BitM, and Hie name of I'ulHp ll. Leiiderklni: to
i draft on the Herman Hank of I'alUmon- for B31S,
FOR JUSTICE LAMAR'S FUSERAl.
vhf. REBYICEB to dc. ix Mtenx, ga., TO-MOR
ROW KOON.
Mari n, (Ja., Jan. -.'..?The funeral of .lusiice Lamar
viii take pince In Mil* etty nt noon Friday. Trie local
air win meet in the Superior cour( room al RSM
Friday morning to h'-ar ratagtoa on the dead man, OfMeR
Bill In- delivered by s-veral pi-omlnetit lawyers of
ld* anti other titles. The pallbearers ttlll be M**srs.
Xlder, Hmlth and 'larson, reprrsemiiip the ("itv ? omi
ll; A. 0. Bacon and Washington Daaoa, from the
mr: E. S. WiLscn und W. lt. Boorai ot Hie Boori of
liadc, xvlth lt. ll. Plant und T. I), Tinsley from the
?liv at large, together with a lung ll*t of honorary pail
i.aicrs from Hie lair of the Mate.
The budy af the Jurist, now lying In state at ihe
lou.e where ba died ni vineviii.-, win reatste taara
intil ll o'clock Friday forenoon. wh"ii it will be taken
0 thu Mulberry Street Church, where lllshop Flt/.
,-erukl. Dr. Cnudlor, of F.mory College, and Dr. Hlack,
laster of tho church, will conduct the ceremony.
L. Q. C. I .a mar, Jr., son of the dead man, arrived this
if tea-noon and bin dinghies-* will arrive io morrow.
t message xva.s received to-day from Presidentelect
levolaud saying* that tt would be impussilik*. for bim
o attend the funeral
*> rn
Ti) ATTfCND JISTirT. LAMAR'.-; 1TXF.RAL.
Waslilnatoii. .tan. 25.-chlef Justice liiller. ?f the
aipreme Court of the Inlted .states, and A*so<,aie
llistlces i'.liiicliionl. Ilrewer and ilrown. and Marstiall
VriKht. Clerk McKinney and other attaches of the
start lclt hero by a *sB*atal train on lha Rlchtnoiid
nd Danville vestibuled limited t'l-iiiRht for Macon,
.a., to att?nd tha futienil of the late Justice Lamar,
ihlch xxiii take place there on noon Friday. The
linty will reach Mucoti ut N :10 p. ni., Thursday
nd will return after the funeral ea*Wl**s, arrtvtnc
ii Wushlngtoii at (1:45 a. m. on Jumiiiry -u, l. *T
irown. general agent of the I'li-r.inOnd ana DoavUle
,-ullroad, arcompsu'ed Ihe party.
1 WABBARt FOR THE ARREST OF F TUESQLISO.
.loan D. Stein, s clerk in a la* oflice ai Xo. I'd lin id
lay. appeared lu J?ITrr*jjii Market Court ymterday and
pplled to lutti-e Voorhi* for a warrant for Uie flrrOBl of
Fred" ViieuBllng. for a**anlt. Stehi'i f-Te waa OU'-K
nd nu nose tra* swollen. He asld Uiat VuerijillnB had
sadBh him.
Mein, ac >.idins lo his Sfoiy. Went to the Vendome
lot- I. at i'i mditav and l-'urty-llrsi-.i., Tucwlay nlpht
o serve a els ll summon* on the "Itarnness" Ulalie, who
? SBBfRtR there. Stein was lu tho ail of acrilnB the
aper on the "Biroii.-??" when YucuglUig entered Rte
oom. Ue called Reeta names, it BMBBB, and then itruck, I
!m In the eye. '|
Ju.ie.ii Voorhl* Issued the wan-ant. l"|, to B lalo boar '
ut bight Tutagliag hod not boto unatate, I
FIGHT IN A SYNAGOGUE.
THE PRE-IDENT KNOCKED SENSELESS.
k. erf ti?
ll Ll'mi. xnr RR ALSO " LATS OFT'' TWO OTHER,
MF.X WITH A FOOTSTOOL?NOW HE
sTABTR TIMM AHIU'.sTI'.O.
Tlieye syn* a lively light in the Temple Asifah
Isriifl in Varrt-s!., near llroailxvay, Brooklyn, ob
Tnefi.la.x- night, xvliich resulted in three of the
member* of the eaBfK allon being batlly injuoed.
The .juarrel grexv mt of the ole** ion of .SirRtm
Daato us president ?f the congregation. Since th*
election several attempt* have bflnOj matle by
those who wen- oppo*etl lo him to unseat him, hut
they railed. Damn's most aftive opponent xvor
Saint-.-I nium.'tilierr, 0f No. ?o Moore-st.. Hrook?
lvn. Ilium..t-bcre schemed to have all the sap,
ponents of Danfo at the regular in-fting of tho
eoiiere-.-ition, xvhlch xvi-.s li.-l.l ?n Sunday nie-tit.
bantu heard of the scheme, and af once ?u>
ranted to have his friend* then in fore... Ha
also secured thc s< rvi-c ol a policeman to keep
order.
lifter Kal.bi Isaac W.-nistoin had flni*hed tha
preliminary services, I'i,-*i.lent Danto TBflrfl fha
aseeting to ottler. The wnai'ngiie was packed
with the friends of loth parties, and immedi?
ately after ealltag the rb*s**4bc to order lie Is?>
ciiii to denoiinei" Hlinnonlieri.' nnd Iii
The friends of Hlunieiiher'.." at once bolte
the m.-etinff, ami, while* on the eldexvalk.
rifled the actions of President Danto in the pi*i*a
onc,. of the policeman. Hliiinenlterg and his
friends wore about reftirninr.' to fhn synagrsgue,
xx lien another policeman apiioared a.nd drovo them
away.
On Tuesd'iv t-vcniii? President Danlo met teat
of his friends and xvent, to the Temple to pray.
While h<" was- pinyin-.: at the altar BliimentVrg
apiiean-d and shouted tint he xvas going to clean
out thc pince. Ho wis drunk, *t xx.is said, whoa
he ent. red. When 'Vii lent Danlo and hie
friends saw his condition they r ?(?ui'sted him to
leave the place I'ltiuicrilterir. at once became
much excited, and strucU Aaron Schoenfeld, of
No. |g Cook-at., a severe li'.oxv in the face. S-*ho4*4>
feld fell hackxvard, .triklmr his hoad against one
of the pews, niakinv- him nneonsclotiH. Tha
xxunii'ii in the syn.i rotriie ts'gati to scream. Pn*a
id'-nt Dant i, Joseph H'senlwr-* and Jacob Frie
httrg ran lo assi*-' Schoenfeld. As tue men op
proi'hed Hliiinetila'rg, it is alIoc,,.<Jt he grablied
Danto by the thrall and butted his hr-vl an-aitrot
the trail, and then threw him into one of tha
pexrs. unconscious. Wiatt! Rosenberg and Eri7ehi*ra
saxv txvo of their friend* unconscious, thc** graMaM
chairs and foi tstools and struck iUiitiienl>erg
severa; ugly bloxvs. Dorine tho encounter llltimen
berg managed to catch Rost-nberr by the leg and
throxv hint on the floor, tsMBfiag Rosenberg'a
chair, he atnie c Eiiebeig, mi.kitig him uneon
t-ciiiiis. While li< lily there I'lumcnl-erg wilked
oxer H. witera Rosenberg xva* lying, and was about
to iissa'ilt him, when .ie taw that ho waa un?
co ncc iou h.
KoosBbcrg xvas "playing 'poss'.tn,? anti whoa
IMuiii.-nU'rg wa* about to leave the building
Kosenberu quietly arose und grab-hint* a foot*
stool struck lllunienberg a blow which sent him
against the xvall. ltefore Rosenberg eould mpt-at
the attack Hillmen bert,- e-e-ap"-.!. I'r.Miih'nt Dania
was still unconscious when ix>c,.st?'.|>e>rg went to
? lim. und he remained in that condition for threa
hours. Dr. Loria was called, and after reviving;
him he xvas taken to his home in a coach. Schoen?
feld was also afisisteJ to his home.
*i reterday Blumenberg went to thc Ewen Straet
Police Court and (secured warrants for the arrest
of President Danto, Schoenfeld, Rosenberg and
Freib.*rg on chara.** of ae-souH. Jliu.ii.-iilierre left
ove wuh bliek and his face c-ox-ered willi bruitv-a.
President Danto lives at No. 1.71R PuItonHrt*
When R reporter called there yesterday he waa
too ill to Ik* seen. Rosenbor.r and b?bsMRM *srcra
wen at Rotsenberg's house in Sienel-et. The lat
ter auld :
?? Schoenfeld, President Dnnto snd I had gong
to the temple lo pray, xvhen lllunienberg enteare*!
and cried ont: T'x'e got you now.' Schoenfeld
asked him to ho quiet until xve got through pray?
ing but he ref lilied, and xve hail to stop praying
in ord. r to put hun out. He then took President
Danto by tue n?sk and shook him. We went to
Li* a?*i*tu:ic", and BOW he wants us arrested.''
Baldwin K. Strau*?* has btSOB engaged to prcvt*<*>
cute Bluntenberg in counter charge* xvhich will bf
brought against him.
KILLED BY A ROILER EXTLOSION.
i
TXVO I'F.BSOXS WAD AXD THRF.L' FATALLY IB">
JL'KKD.
Columba*. Ci.,' Jan. -J-V-At 7 o'clock yesterday
morilla,: the la ri."* flaw mill of ,1. W. Favors tt 47o.. at
Ppatote, near c dumbus. was blown to atoms by the
explosion of Hie bolter of the iRRjRT Two person*
Wera kill.-d. Hire., filially lnjun-d and four seriously
hurt. Tii.v-.. kili-d wara i
WU,I, (iltll'i ix. stliite. fourteen years old.
TITt'S MEATH, * ncsie.
The finally ttnunded were Sandy T1n.*ley, John Grant
and Anna Wa'-"'.
Ihfl cm*- of IBR explosion ls unknown.
ALI. MJCSPt TWO OP TIIE (REIT DROWSED. ?
St. John's, X. F., Jan. **...?Tin* brigantine Kestral,
which arrived at Kartar ".race to-day from Trapanl,
tirougi i In two .sallur* ratea*d on January ii from the
rr g Lovisa, ts lt i BalM Crear, Porto Plata aa December
li tor Havre. Tha Lo--i*a arra wrecked ot mldocean and
all af tee crete except the two brought lu by the
Kestrel were lost. I aptala RsTteasoa having been
killed bv fiilllng must* sud the otlu-rs washed orer
i...ard. Th" two survivors suffered terribly, liavinz
been without food for flft.-n dat*. Their rescue waa
Hccumpltsh-*a xvlth great difficulty.
BOLD OPERATIOSX OF col ST ER? FAT ERA.
<;:ty of Me\i,a>, jun. 2i.?The police luxe learned
lhal the op'Tinlon* af tha gang of banknote counter?
feiters, two of wh.m tran am-t-d la-re yestt-rdsy,
have seldom brea aqualtefl tar boMoaaa in Hil* country.
The leaders of tee pag wrote ta th'* American I ta ak
Xote Conipjiiy of ?xv-York, asking that company
print for theta bank bill.* Rf th* London Hank of
Mexte* and routh America. T" ese men repneenled
Utabsbstriq os agnts of tea Imnk and fteaetei tiiat
I heir corrifipiiidence be sent to the bunk's poslofl)ra
Bthtreas, evldeiitlt liavlng boom ptan to get Uiclrjeticra
tuili, ut tat- bank's kn-.ttl.-1i;,.. Tue banknote company
bu* be-n Informed of tte Intended swindle. The
poll-e ar. making an active ?t-.ircli for the ruembera
of the gang still at liberty.
At th.- ofll.e of the .Xiii, il. an Hank-Note Company
yesterday lt sta* said that the name af the m?n who
-.ent Um proposal from the (Uv of Mexico to print
Miine fraudulent (i"U-s of lb* Hank of London and
Mexico xvas Manuel Camacho. l{ei|ue*ts were fre
<|in nilv made lo lin* comiuinv to print fraudulent
note* af bante wssste plates laef aaaaraatsl, and they
were at once Uirin-d over lu tlc officer, of the Secret
Bar trie*. The man had brea arrested tn Mexico, hut
nothing further was knotsn about the cane.
?
WARTS i?'^.(>00 FOP BREACH OF PROMISE.
Asbury Park. ff. 1-. Jun. '-j (Spt*(uii>.-An mellon
for bn*uch of promise was brought to-4luy by Hrs.
Neille Crane Van NoitsxKk. of thi* place, the daughter
of Hie late Helen Pei k Crane, a prominent worker ta
the Woman* Christian Temperance I nlon. and a *lsl*r
of Judge William il. (-rune, af Port Jerxds, X. Y.,
Bflalast Hubert Holbrook, a wealthy contractor and
builder of Hi can Grove. Mrs. Van Nortwlrk claims
RKi.DOO damages. Mrs. Vun NortwlcR u a divorced
woman.
a
,vor OBTAINRB ABAIRST OlSSBURQ.
The Judgment* publi*lied yest, rday for 911,133
apilnst Hurry iiln*bura, of Xo. (i'i Ellz-ibelhsf., la
favor of the (until Mieet Hank, were not obtained
BJfllBSl Mi. i.inst.tug. lui ROBBBBl David liliirk alone.
Ho- suits huvlng been bivucht ogalust both parties on
IlOtes.
LARKER WISH A GAME FROM OOLMATO.
Havana, Jan. .i.-The chess contest between Lasher
and C.olmayo xx-.-is contlnm-d la*t nigh!. The gains
Blared was the Zukertort Opening, lt was won br
Linker.
? *>-?
sta!. M'lt.ROT Sf'FFERF.li FROS BUICIDAT. ?.t.V/.4.
Chicago, Jon. 25.?Nothing new wus developed at
the Ituiuest to-day ot/the body of W. ll. Mcllroy, sho
shut himself at the Auditorium yesterday. Tito Jury
found Hint Mcllroy iras suffering from suicidal mania
when he took ld* life. Mcllroy leaves relatives In
Belfast, Ireland, sandford. Ind., and Chicago. Tha
body will be burled In Bot* mu x^metery to moen*,

New-York tribune. [volume], January 26, 1893, Image 1
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], January 26, 1893, Image 1 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], January 26, 1893, Image 1
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924