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NEW-YORK,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY -\ I893.-TWELVE PAGES.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
juBNEDALIVE AT T11E STA K K
rtFjiii^ pnnsuxiEsr meted out by a
TEX IS MOE
yjOUSASr? OF CITIZENS I IN TOGETHER TO
jmRTCRI" tXB KI Lt, A XE. IO A I'SED
OF MVRBER
Pari". T*51 ? ? ' ' -^ '',>n ***** f-""'*1 WM fn
,vf,_ her- yesterday thal Henry Smith, who
^gaited :? :"f:,? Myrtle Vg ?. .. ?? ? ?
uo ha<) b***n i'1 :''' ;,t ?'"I"'' Ark., thr wi ??
to-vn '?*'' ,D) ? ey '' '? ' !' " wa" p '
^ entire pop ila! ' lo the street* A 1 inc
g^.y (tarted imm-HJ tdy . i ?peoiul tl
Epkau ' make - ire
ti iorpi"1- ? Ti lei rams i ? ?... i in from
print' V
the sui ?.riv asking
VV, I
s-nift ?*'" ? '' ?'"' '''" ': ' *vr'lt time hil exe
't,.tioB iron! i mk.* _<i.ac??. aa Ihe gender! wanti I
J i* ?"'?*''"' '?""?? ,,,Tr ?* Smith waa de I i
rmi it i ' Il wa* agree 1 tl. a i ??
^._ld h.* t...' ' Ike I ene of las rr:i:.'' ,,: i
lirned al a Hake A telegram from Hope, r
erired earls this morning, stating thal Smith
j_id wr.fi'*x"l hi* crime, a I le I to the excitement.
.Ul Un :; r trains bi ..ht hundreds ?
tbe city, ami ' ? coiintrj roads were alive with I
People cm: li i ir, with wagon* and on horseback.
Ai noon to* y, when the Ti \ * an I Pa, tip
mifi from Ihe \ rth arrived, if |g estimated thal
(?.ee-osvi * :. .? :. . ti..- depot numbered near)-'
10,000 mn\'
The gmv'.s having Smith in charge reached
[rwrk'.n iwith their m.* mei at 8 o'clock. A mob
-f 2,onn iici..:- had .athered ni und thc railway
ittthn. '1!. - ii ?. ide l Smith, and with
Wk'M T''V - - Inlee! ;, ),,,.. U<t J ],, , , ? | j | ,,
rrowd t" ii it"" i'i waiting io brm,; them here.
Pr Rob sv .,;t the coach, on the plat
*Bs?.?*d ;,.p * " to'?l "I the <',,u('!i. Tliey "1 -
ininuV'l tl.it t.'." aherill compel Smith to app ar
ti (ur* af the windows. In order to satisl' *);??
MRnVaXj ,,i tu" crowd, and in the belief trial his
ippearanr.' might appen** the excited people,
Deputy Sherill Shank.in ,,r,l"-ipl the negro r>
ihiw kt?*'ll Hi* (.'.-ni had hardly protruded
through, the open window -.v!."ii a b* stander
nidi' :i ki rai e lunge :T him with a big knife
"lie nero quickly -auk back Into the corner of
ito *eit. The deputy sheri ila and guards then
iresv their rev Ivers ind swore they would l-ill
il tal person wlo maile a violenl demonstration
iow:ir.l Ike prison r.
The ni','' .* lenly wiihdrew ? short distunce
from tiie '*'i and naked i r another view of
lia? i." ly Sheriff Shanklin again com*
tnaer.d.'sl the negro l show himself, which be ,h I,
r'mii.iii:..' in full view ol the crowd for ibcul
three Bdnutes, Distri I Attorney Birmin
then nioiint,") the phi form of tiie i inch and
uiidf au iiiip.i'-*i'i!'.''i appeal t,> tiie mob, asking
them to -??*;???. ihe law and li ive the :i ithoriticg
to deal wltk tit* man ll" waa fo wed hy
Doput.v' Sberifl Shauklin, who a!*o asked tho
aioii to allow tl." :i t.i take t!.. ir prisoner to the
s.-c..u ol iu- crime i Ik* leaders, Biter i short
brm'iltntiuii, agrr il t>. !"? !..<? train pi.cl.
They Btv* Inp** cheers f"i tile leputie** v. nu had
Mi>tiir,"l Smith. a _-uaril ol seventy-five uti
ren* of l'an.* "accompanied th** train to resist rn >'>
ViolenC".
When th<* train trrived here :i rush was made
f?r ti.* I,,;,,., ki which tht* i.-vi . was confined.
Ina ileputy sherill*, and the guard ?,f citiz. is
draw th.'r tgvolvers and attempteil t" prevent tiie
mob Irom taktae. ilwii prisoner. Tiie ?: .uir'I win
uuiikly overpuwe;,-i, however, and a rope wa**l
tnrown gbsal Smith's neck. He was oragited
Irria Iks fruin and l..irri.*l t<. the scene ol his
Cfitua. . Ml .'ii"' , tli,' rout.* Ik* m,s pelted with
u,i..i7.*s7arrt!rK ?,y fiats an I oiix-i wi**' maltreated
Tlien hr ss-, puoed ti_?c,n a scaflold si** i"'"t
(-illaro and ten feet I Igh, sfi urely bound willan
the view . r riij beholden. Here the victim was
!? rt:ii.":l for lilty minute* bf rtsdhol iron I.ruins
tliriiKt ii.iup.st "in.- Quivering l"<lv. Ucgiuniug
at th* feet tiie brandi were placed wains! him
inch by inoh until tji.-y were thrust :,--uiti*.t the
lace. Then l?unv apparently .le.ri, l..-t,?*<*??.,? vs..
P'lrel /ii|i(,;i lum and cotton*?*i*d lr.11s vs,|,)
plae^.j beneath him and set on fire.
'ihe .1,,ry of Smith's cmiiic la na follows: Oa
Thur*,I.iv last the big and burly negro p ?:
up little Myrtle Vance, aired tin.-.' and on-*-halt
fasrs, near the house <,i lier fattier, Ih'iiry
Vance. :i polieeroan, and, gi' ing hei randi t,,
allay li"i- fears, carried lier through ti,,- oei tral
patt of the 'itv t'> I.T.lain', pasture, j-i-t within
the em di,rate limits. Arriving at tiie nanture lie,
with Inhumanity too terrlblg t,, relate, lir-t
vrieiously u-ajaulted tiie innncenl baltc, and th.-n
t,,o?- one 11 rr!.- Utnb in each hand an l literally
tore her [ft twain, 'llion covering the bo?ly with
Imves and brush lio T.iy ,h,ssn and slept calmly
Ihrough th:*- nishl by the side ol !?;* victim
Aimil* 7 o'clock Friday morning Smith awak
ene I. wenl t,. t!,e Imus." .,1 his wife und com
wile! her t>, cook him br<-akfas1 Shi usk.'d
lim vs.,at had liecome of thai white child. He
replicl: "I ain't aeen no white child, and ih.n't
Lav,, nothing t,> do with <l? ssi,;(,- folks."
Ah'T deliberately t-ating I I* breakfasl ho wenk
awnv and wag nol seen any m<,re until his can
ture. As goon aa it ssa* learned upon re-"/Overy
of the body thal the crime ssa* -." utroci. us. tli"
whole town turned om in Ihe chase. Thc rail
read- put np bulletins offering ii"'* transporta
tion to tlins^ win. would imn in thr* ?oarch l',,..s."s
went ant in everr direction, and nol i stone ? ia
left antumed. Smith was traoetl to Petrnil on
foot, where im jumped on a freight train ult
went t., his u! I home In Hempstead County.
Ark. Tri this "iiitity he -.v:is tracker] and v*
terrtriv enpt ir,.,| :,t Clow, a (lau: Htntii.ti on tina
Ailsun*.,., and J.",.Liana Hallway, ul... .r twenty
lu.."*, uurtii of Ho.*-.
.____*>
BARI EL E. CHOUSE'S Will PROBATED.
Mrs lOSTERI.ITZ'S ' r.AIM '.''i BK PRESERTEB TO
Tin; j.n ? vi IRS- it viii r,r nvr.
,,;- THE HEIRS.
PTrr.ru.o. \. v._ r<i,. 1.?Tbe viii <,r DMiel Edgar
Crouje, e.r. millionaire, wai odtnllied t<, probate In
-ks la**! rt t'.ii* rift.rn.i N, ni.se ss a,
"Bsd* i,v t. . Bttornejri on lbs par! ..r Mr*. K i ler
?t?. the all.'c.^ ss if., and .lu.ni:,u; lu l. hall or the
child. Detetha Edgarita. Vf, -. Midrewi, who isp
*t?*i)ti Mr*. RoaterBls, -:.'?'* lhal her claim ss ll be
P*e-"nre<i to 1!,.- executors, who mu-t poy (,, i,",
dui":.tr'*; lepifatniatlre* Ihe Ltilli of thc estate,
Mell -sar.,; to the next nf kin.
Ru. bayard at uxios rou.ice.
a matrrr.r. s " pounca in amebica" de*
UVI.it !.. I-T I ORE THE OTUDEJC1 ".
S*f>ne.t.i'is, n. v.. Feb. i "Special!.- Rs-Secrelary
J?""""* !'. I'.uvur,! delivered :. discourse on -* I?? lita. *'
? AsB-Btca*' before the Milieu's of l.'nton Ootlege.
JJ ?Nwrwon, as om- of tl," series >,! leelnn d<
""?*"**4I and t,, 1,,. ^.-livered Iry mell roan ns Ooverniar
"-Killey, ?f ohio; ci.i.'ii <ev M Depew, Oeneral
Mlr''l.'. Denn ol Ihe Koenll-f of Wes! Polnl JfOllnr
AcMoniy ;i:(t ()l!r ,,,,n.illN p,,,),,,.,.! men. The
t*nr>" ?aa gotten ap b? fieneriH liult-rtu'lil. one <,f
?'" tniMoej. of tue college, for lbs beneOI of Ihe
J,w!"n,<. pei :?? rs mid those Inlere led In ih ? cd
hre.
*?" Bayard tra* received v. it!, greal enlim lo m.
rn* raw i? hal i am irlbate lo the cot|i*ge, mid spoke
a bl* Nattai ol allocbmeiil for lt and ol ibe high
?""nation li, whirl, iu diploma* were li ld. Ila
HM a gniefui compllmenl i? General BulterUeld.
toe ttmRwt iii ti,, cour '. IIB kelara began with a
RR** of the principles undeilvlag ti,.- Cons!Ito
?? BM the rjuti... and prlvBegre ol dttoenablp. "ls
trinutes to ('lief .lusti.e Marshall, lUahop PRHUpa
Brooks> Juitlie, Ijln?,r and AlexandtW Hamilton wert
eloqu^t _
Tlw? UoRm politl.-, nf Ametlen do not re'iuii'e for
2_ Kw*t -aient.. familv or buslneas connection, nor
twial ornoo*. I'oiiti.ai dntlea caa Im foUowtsi la
l?riv?te *t*tloti as fulthfiillv, ir,,..! as conspicuously, as
?i pnbBe; by n p,^,, mun M Wt.M M hy a rtcJl ,?;,,,;
attJ. mtn ni piuUu eood s' l"M'' ;'* ,JV '' n,an "l()l"
d/^l*t l* ??<*ded a man. I'oaUca requires -ssrsotial
tBT-5!.^^ h,8her ,he Pomonal cliaructcr Ihe higher
FW,tte?? The lesson tieods jepotltloti that poUilol
1 ?*? bat means to an end, snd that cutt ibo
?" - **? :" tbe ' intry. EducatJ n
I* < 1) drawing
he man out, 1 - re*] ? ted , ?,:
ll . ls t! .
HOME RULE BILL DELAYED.
ITS INTRO] '? Tl N UK-EM TO BB t STJ
PONED.
: :!' "1" tKl Ft P. ADVI
LOW] D i:v Till : a
?"i" v IiTJI.r. DEUA! E
CN THE QUI EN ? SW : I t.
London, Feb. I -it i* n ,w regarded a* certain
* ' Mr. Gladstone will not be able to introd icc
f " "onie Rule bil] next Monday, a* vi ,* his
'I Intention There will probably be no
opp irtunity for th.* ii ir iduction of thr. bill bef ire
Monday, February 13. The competition for -eats
? ll ?? gallery on the night rn the inlroducti, n
f,f ,h" ,,i;! i in>a#oea all pi.lent Thc mem?
bers will ballot specially f,.r the privilege of
introducing their friends.
tis.- an l Unionist leaden not tn move any amend?
ment to the address ilirectly antagonistic to Home
R ':'' s?" I. on an endment, bc urged, would be
nol only unusual, bul also likely to bring ou t
Home Rule debate before the submission of the
bill. This idvice probably will be followed.
Mr Frederick Milner, Consecvative member for
the Bat-set law division of Nottinghamshire, hai
decide I not to pi .pose his contcm.pl ited amend?
ment reflecting upon the 4'overnmcni's action In
tho release ol the Uwee lore prlsonrra,
?-*???
TO WATCH AXXEXATIONISTS.
KM ATTI,TD RIPBESEXTATIVE OP EXGLAXD
COMING III Ul. FROM T .ROXTO
Toronto, Feb. l (Spechtl).-A train trhlch left To?
ronto lo-nlghl for Re** York bore lawrence Irweii, an
Englishman and a graduate of Oxford, vs I ? once con
ti-slcd a constituency for the Imperial I'arliamcnl In
Ihe Liberal Interest. Ile bas lived In Tomnlo ' rr
three var*, contributing lo Ihe leading ms pia In
r I ind and Ihe L'nited Stott . He w, n!
newspaper men a?! gathered Information of all kinda
aboui men u:.ri matters, it now becomes known lhal
,.<? I* iiii ag 'nt of tl ?? Glad I mian Got ? mt.it, latlo
In Cai ida lo keep English Liberal, posted on
?": p ililli?, ? ip. i illy upon (he annexation
h. s ement.
ll* vIM! t, N'."v v,,:! is in consequence of idlcn
?:''.?? orden lo crail the border to effie! the pi
? ol Ooldwln Smith and Edward Farrer. Ile
refused lo-nlghl lo sneak mi Ihe roblen of 1,1- trip,
beyond staying thal Iii* ..r,!.-:-* were au Iden a id urgei I,
'?The Evening -tar." on ss!,..!, he In,* been an ? li
I.trial artier for three n mlh?, makes the announce
? lhal he i- a repre*;. native of lb. Imperial li rv
ernment and has ;:,:.,? t, walch M.?--!?.. Smith and
Farrer.
_?*>.
M. BAIHAUT MAKES RESTITUTION.
HT. HIT l'M,s DAMAftES TO v JOL'RNALIBT WHO
HAD Ai. rs;.i. HIM OF TAKIXO PAR.
AMA MOXET IV l-i.
Parts, Feb, 1. M. Barnaul, es Mil I ter o' puhllf
Works, ti,.ss- awalling trial for ;,, r, j.ti-,_ Panama
money, hal derided to restore to "?? Rar! tte, ,
jo'.i : ai *?. the au, ,uvt ? f <!.,nii._' - and co l of which
?i-i 'sa mulcted In a libel null In i ?, M.
Hollian) wa* Ibe complainant In titi* suit M. Harlot te
had io, n "<i him "f accepting Panama money. M.
I.iii,.ant had denied Hm truth ,.f the accnsaUon and
had brought liis accuses into court, a* be said, to
vindicate hi* tharaeler. Besides pus Hm damagea and
<'o-t*. M. Marlotte li.ol to -erse tss|.,iis 7! ? .
At tho lime M. Balhaui wrote io the _a*)s|-Bpoi'* Rial
"the sentenee waa not hall heavy enough ., puni-h
sn, ii a ? '"'iii-' 'icni'i'l.'s- liar arni I. ali, ru int,"
M. Ralhaul v'steiTav resigned ih< presidency of the
Society for the IYoin..t|,,n <,f Morality.
? aa
| M. GUILLEMA! T's PRELIMIXARY REPORT.
j l'uris, Feb, i.-in Um Parliamentary Corni
of inquiry Into the Panama aranda] io-day i> , ,.,
Gntllemaut, of the rub-commli i :.. appoint d In In
vcstlgate Hie rabjeet 01 contra tors' . read u pn
i llminary report. Most ol ll roi ned the n?
further Inrcstlgstton. Tbe sub-comml .lon, M. i
maui said, were anxious lo know how Ihe conti
proved lo ti-' company lhal they bad ?
lenna ol ti," contract, and on what grounds Hie con?
tractors might try to Ju My tiolr pom.. ,.-.??
77. (. ):...'.*) tran,-. After In -tri -Tu/ tbe
iii]ss|,.,"i io proceed vsitii iii i.- ss irk, the ccu il??lui
adjourned. _
Tia- greal que lion for Ibe unfortunate ilockholders
of PsBBsma U not -,, much ssl,at will be Ihe
meni ar ihe officials, polltklam and conlraclors who
lias. libed Ihe rana] company a ssiuit the am,,..ut
of Um ins, "i,.-I.t to be refunded at t'.-- end ?.f Ibo
whole iiiTair ssiii i <-. The report id Deputy Hui
and the power* granted to Ibe sub-commU*|on ol In
qBlry are cal, ,ii.,i,,i io give to ti," stockholders some
hbpes of recovering a port lon ol their rapHal In
vested in ti,- Panama nnd rinking. According to Ihe
i,pin"* of M. Flory, Hu official expert who Investi?
gated the u, < om,i- ot the ( ompany, lt up;i? ari that, out
of ti." 1,434,000,000 franci lecetved ly Ihe lab
ter, 51u.O0O.0UU represented Ibe paymenl for exesra
Hons and .,ti.??! viui. alleged t<> have t, ?-n performed
by contractor* in artually digging Ibe canal But, ihe
I sui, roiuu, ? ivii <?f t.'i<- Parliamentary Committee, In
dorking at lu | tin- rumors svlii, li Last- been Circulated,
snit'--. Butt ii." ? ..ulm,-tors have made anbtwfol profits
amounting lu 77,000,000 fran''-.
Dar.u.- ? u trial ol M. IT'M lt wai ibown thal
pr,.it- were du" to the non-fulMmeul ol th"
i ',:i'. awl i, ' <? payma ' of billi for work ".*? Tl.Ti
gras never done. Th.tracion thougbl al ii I lo
screen Hiern* lees behind lbs ilatule of limitation,
which might iriv.' covered tb?*m under ordlnar* clrcnn
itancea; but article 1,304 ol tba Civil Code, forgotten
by them, exti ali Hu limitation period to ler ft ii In
Bing ,,,u!d be discover d In lbs exe
rut:..:, ol .' tit, li ts.
it i- fortunate 'or the vt ? kb M< i ol Pan ima lhal
Ibey mas ex peel lo recover a lithe from tbe eon
n:i. I.,,-. f,r fi"v can hardly recrivi' anvtblng from
tue muiiev* '.sal,-, th.- Indict d < \ Mini-' -i -. s?>naior*
I |, ;. . rn iv I" '. ndemni d lo rel mid. Artli le
1-., ,,t |||." I'.iia. ?: .I.- - av-, lti'l""'l : " So I" T'uT ?::
-liall ever 1, ? inad" t" Un* rurmplor of Ihe taint.'* or
ol ihe v iin,- ol t "in ss1 i h li" ha- surrendered to cor
nipt.T purlins, 'iii,-- t.Inga or Ibrir sala,, ., ,n i?
? .i ti, the prolli ol ta.- hospitals '-vi Una lu
llir piacii where corruption ahall Dave been secom
pushed."_,_ ?
POLITICS IX THE SOUTBEBE SOCIETY.
UH \T Mil. RAXDOLPH BATS ABOUT BXCOXGBESS
M vN vvisi."* Bl SICS vi IOX.
When ex-Congrcasman Wise retnrmi i". ">i Bnrope
in a few .lav-, he ?*?-111 lind lhal hi r?*lgnnUoa Irom
tl,," Southern Society I* still maeh dl-tewawd by thc
members, lt ssh-, offered alain! a month ago. r.x
Congressman Wing ls on Um ocean, having sailed
f..r Ulla i itv on s;,t.iidiiv ... l.l. KXplunatlon ol bbl
retirement from lbs n*lely could .'"t ts* Becurssl
seit<-illili'. The nan." ol Wilton Randolph ls, however,
u .... iaiiT willi Mr. Wis..'* resignation. Mr. Hun
dolph ssa free t<. ? mfesi yesterday Ilia! he had mghl
., ,;.:,,::,".,,"-nt arith Rr. wi-". Mr. Randolph 1- ?
leading spirit in the dab, having been h* atci-elan
unul i,*s ti,.in a >? rn- ago.
-Mr. \vi*,> was soclaBy sMradsetl In vii.'ii.ii on
;,,, ,;,,,t ol Iii poBllcal "i>i!ii"'is." aid Mr. Randolph.
-i,ut we overlooked tl.ls ssl,.", he cams lo Jlew-Yorh
and i wk Mm Into thc ? athern Society, i knew him
j,, the South ii.il Ll..' him I" .-"ii Tis. hut I ssa- li"'
pleased vsiti, ti," speeches be -im** In Uh las* cam
,,.,,.:,. i m,i him at ihe clubhouse and asked] him
II he bad really delivered ti.:>-* l" "***}**. *J
bim. ii- si,ni he iiiai. i ti,-,, '"I;, hm that l
? v.-u,I.-.! iii have nothing more to <i - arith Mm
Rr. Randolph waa defeated for re ri- 'io;; a- yee
.etuis of the *.,,i,!s. ll" rame Into |,u',li? notu?
tl' . I v.u.i -.no through Ibo dlffkulto which
;? .it * tl M1O0VCI..1U In Iroi.t ol th*'clubhouse.
,,,,. major llr.il two sboU ut Ma bat did mu Ml
'"'tii.i'," ara away Repobllcans in IBs aorttty, w*
,,?." ,?iv like the Mea ol rnaMag poUUcs ? Usue
,, it Mr Wise 1* execedlngly i* T.i'1-* with mosi
'n, the rosen'inthe elob, and a apesc* R ''"?' '* ul''va>'i
a delight lo Ms Mk-w rn-tub-r*.
lilt CLEVF.LASD AT EAEFAYOOD.
Ijikevvix.d. ff. J.. Kel). l.-Mr. Chv land returned
from Mnn Vork flt fl -Oo this evHilng. He drove lo
Z CkriBtoBl t#mm and laMt INal with NM. Cleve,
Und io dine witl, Dr. snd Mw. W. C. btone at their
ocrttage la Second-sU
0 0 VE I,yoi, FLO WER S TI RUED UP
HE TALKS PLAINLY io SENATORS Ml LEL
LAND AN!) PARKER
THE li! wv F.XPEXSES OP llir. li'T*. N RIVER
1: SPITAL CACM* THE TB L'BLl NOMI*
-na.. ,\* H! ?'. . \ I IN COR.
I ? JCEXCE.
[Bl ll I I GB VI ll TO lill. TliTiI'M ]
A r.y, Feb. 1 Go< ri i i . , ,.- . . .: ?..,] |_|_,
: ' ' ?'? the State nnd ai a
t ai a confereuti he held Ui the Ex, miva
I hu af tei m nt h - ? ie, .-? ,?<? officials,
" ' ? - mouth* ... the li iventor, with .. view i . l ?un
:: p wh ,t it s-. aid -ti. ,, ? in. j,,,,. ^
" ' '? ? i'-' ". :? , ? '? '. the tl rc C ?.I .stoners
I ol Lunary, Dr I trios F. MacDonald, Goodwin Lr,.ssa
and Henry A. Bccve*, to prepare foi him a labul I i
"-' '" ' wing tbe pei pita cost ol maintaining
each Inmate ol the hospitals, the price paid for troth
ts, poultry, il,cr. i,utter. cbee?e, milk, tea, eggs,
i t..\ rogar, fuel and lighting, and for wages nnd
clothing, a. mie result ,,f Tn. romparisin and In?
vestigation, ti... Governor hud i nu drawn np and
presented to Uie Legislature a fortnlghl ,..-, imp,.
lng np -ti tin. .tut,. Commissioner* in I.unary tbe duty
of auditing ihe bill* of the righi stale hospitals.
ihe Governor waa uti Bed thal stat,- inperrtston "f
Ti- nuigoes of ihe hospitals waa absolutely ??**? utiai
if tluv vs, ie io be conduct d In un eeonomlral ti.;itin--r.
Thi. reform wa* mad" thc more nee wary beran*.*
l?ntrolU'r Campbell had reported t., ibe Governor
(hat lt would vost the state 91,300,000 to support
the insane poor in th- ho pl ila. Thia v. , ,,, enor.
n "'i* sum. the Govern * ll sight, lo Intm t tu tha
ii Hst.?-.' of the I, , j ital, wltho it their belns any mp r
s i-i.,u ,,[ (ta expenditure by ihe Stale. Ile. lt ss.,,
iirii li" hui! ii,," nu prep red ind Mibmltted io tho
I ' I nure putting ,.!",,.. tl," -. muter .,f tl.,- Kl ,:??
C. i; ...:? i ai in Lui , s the duij i anilllng Ihe I Ubi
.,f Hie no.pltnl*. The flnan, I >| -?. tem of i
Copied s. ir Ul it of t|,,. ...,,,. |Y1 ma.
'li ? r. un of Hi,- comparison of t.ie various sut*
li >-i'i'a!- s ,. nol at all pleasing lo the I ru. tee* of
Uie Hu,!-,Ul River ll -pita] at Pl .; Tsvo
' ' ? inn'.". of Hie Hudson Rivi r Ho p ? il, A
J. Parker ai d t liarles P. Mri Mland. arc rn. mbers ot
' ? St ito * ii it, . They allowed whal ll thu lg il
"f C" lab'ilaled statetneni making an Invldtoii* <? >tu
P-"'i. by opposing ; ,-t week Hu . nilrmailon of
Goodwin l.t'".i, and Henry A Beeves a State Com
rn) I, : ? i - of I.uu ,, s. fe i. ,v, rn, - r norn
lnnt?*d ' "in to the office* which Ihey have . > al,Is
and creditably filled. M? i . Parker and *!? leliantl,
Ls- their t'.-- In'.- oppo lo thr .-. tiflrmat
Rrown and Reeves, has-- "hung up" their ti?
ti,rn* for iv.,, weeks. Tilla morning ti," Den.lr
li ld snot! ? r ,.':?' - ,:;. e. .. Slid
Parker nd Mel tell ind per
? nlli . oe '?, n fr n fi rn poising a r,
'!? w i: ? ? ii : ;.. ?:. Mr.
Parker gave
of a, :i,,n on the nomination, Rial ha ls i rag.*!
in rndlfylng the lunary laws, ?,.,| |,r.,|.,., t.
bile Hu- Stale Lu ? ii y ( rmr, '
Governor Flower heard of ii,|. nrtlon of Hie
1' '.':? *'.,',-. bi I Itu mis :
"Do tl p : . I ?? i tl nomi
of iii""i whoie only .." I that th* ha
formed their duts' l ssiii stand by M.- ,-. Brown
and Ri eve* be, iu .? |h< v ).?-,,? ,? ., ?]?, ,
re<|uc-led (hem t > du In making I
il." expel! rn ol Ihe li Mpltals, Bod lil be d d If
i'll -eii'i in any other nomi Hoi andi they ur"
, (infirmed I v the th oat ?."
\ Hi'lc i 'er In th" afternoon, -.-,T n Go.
Flower waa killi rimmerlng with wrath, lt i I
that the iii' , ' the Had on Rivi r li
arrived in Albany, and going lo iii- Capitol, rall.*!
apon Ti. Flower.
"Yon lusa- tome st an opportnng moment, |
I ' . ' il Ml Ul < "St 11 ? .1 i,as e
ii good tall; ni,..ut lour expel ?? I
'11 eu the (ioveri for the r ? ? i. ? >
Ber*, M- . M, I' '. 11. I : d Re.
VVTk , Bil ti,, ,? gi nt lem, n I, id i ? 'mbl. di
i live Cl. mil. ?. the G .vernor p ill, d 'it -l hli
<i"-l; ; . ? . , ? I item, ni i hos
of tli" vari ait In-ttliuUo . id 1 .
lu li, for I,., f and muli ??, for three monti ; , l,
ssh., I, I...ss.<i thal Um Hud ai River Hospital nu lee*
wera I-,s lng U 1 - ? ? ni ., pound for beef and 10 ? |
i p Bud f * mull "ii, a Mle lbs 1: t ?? for bee. .
in,.i A sin,,, ssa. only 7 cents, al buffalo ?? l I
rent*, al Hlddleti-n 7 1 tf renl*, al Binghamton 0 rent .
b| *'. Lawrence U reata and at Rochester '?
Governor Flower then compared ihe price >?!
chickens, bowing thal al Fought.pale i
were pul doun ut il mit- a pound, whUe al other
In Illation Ihe co t vsa- from IO I i lo IQ cent*.
?? il",ss do .sou account for IhUl" asked the Gov
. ri,..i'.
"W- i,us , iii.',:, ii- al ul! prices and ut all ptao ,'
Ihe reply. "We get nome at Rev. Vork and
,,n," al Poughkeepsie. Superintendent lleveland be
lles.s (bal bia patient dould Lase th" beal In the
market."
??.n,,w ss-,- come to the ?./.'' aid tbe Governor,
" Hov. do jon ma.,um for ti., iu "
"Tl.i-t.,iu of ih.. superintendent,*1 replied Mr.
Lord, "ls t,, regulate ibe s*g ole! according lo the
market price, w:,. u eggi are .h.ap ihe patten)
iii-.- favored vsi*ii Ibetn ii.rc-,- llmei a dav."
Senators Parkei and Md "elland Hui. admitted tbe
truth "f Hi" figures.
"Why i understand tba! to be th.- Object of Ibis
meeting," isld Um Governor, "and Hms our aim ls
a. compllsbed."
Mi Lord -aid tl.ai of Ihe li"- f market Armour had
ii monopoly lu Dutch.* County. Ann.,ur had sup
piled i.? I.", f si 7 1 i cents and then tho trustee
bad gol Um lr beef ?i ewhere.
?a.m.' said Ibe Governor, "lt is very apparent
thal the expenses at tbe Fougbkeepsle Hospital ans
altogether loo high."
Senator Parker .aid li- could aol iee trhat Rle
t,u tees ?.iiiUl do, They tried every nu ma lo obtain
lower prices, tait were anabte to Bo **>.
i,.,, niioi Flower (ben -aid : ?? i dosi si i a ? leita
t,., Parker <? ans othei memlier "f Ihe Board a
Bleating money, bul nmebody Ix gelling lt. I dont
believe thru Armour l (barging people ... Prsgghpeep
hie gny more than people tn atber partM of u?' stu'".
some one I* certainly gvlUng the di ???renee *
Xi | ri aiuiIs naiurally m ide i ten<~tl m. Go al
ssin lirowa then began reading Ibe tabulated i an
purl ,, ,,f ti,.- , M>. ?.- - ..I the hospitals.
? vve don'! ss ,rn uiiv mot-." figures," exclaimed
Senator MrXTeltand, and every oin- laughed.
- you read t:. li.'ui.-." said Governor Flower.
poundlug Li* desk with hi* Hst: "maybe sou don't
ssa,it I,. I,",!- them, I"..' I do," and ii,, p ,,[..,u Senator
.vi. i -yilan I jami,."d bia hal dosvu over hi* eyes and
slrode out of Hi" room. Mr. Rrowa then rmi a
eompari on ol Ute prices <.f coal al ii," rari-rtts in
gUtailons, iidiif" sing Mr Parker aa ? ?.-??i.h.tor"
??inn i :,m here." aid Mr. Parker loftily, "as pr"*
Ideni ?f H.- I oint of Truslees and not as pi? -ii.-nt
of ibe Hoard of Managers bf lbs lludsca River Hos
-altai."
(..,vernor Flower's list again came <io\sn ssiih i
i?u,i whack '"ii ti," labia. Turning to senator Parbar
b" Indignantly *ai<i:
"Do yon know, sir. thal as RengtOf you belong
lo tbe only i?,dv sshirii ran Icy sou ai trustee
on Uie charge of malfeu*a*ace 1 Mom i itv.- nominated
tss., n,. i. par lom tul- -loni rs tu Lunacy because I
nm . elis i:u ed iii".' ur.- doing H..-lr .Intv. 1 ssant
them to lopervlv Ihese boipital . and when Hus u">
tiur." and lind anvllilng "arong, I want ls"ern '"
1.1| ni"-. I wont go I,:,.!, ou Hi"..i. i vsa,,t thal
understood. That I- Ibe main point. Hut rhet are
atopped iii cul..ii,allon, and that 1- ut,foi "m.*"'.
jiow (lib hearing was wanted "? prove lhal their
figures, were wrong, lt ba* fali.-d -,f U* purpi*-)**.
j believe Hie t ,,n,u.l-*l a."). hu'' I.li liol," -t III all
Ihey have al lem pied to ,1.,. You, air. -nu lilting
,u tbe Se aile ..f this Slat- und vu BMW I"' called
ti, a acl i.jm ii seiir o\s,i ca>" on ii .hark"' of Baal
fra-.il i e Iii olio<-'?"
??I ss.,ui,: a. i on mi, h a rase us fi.lils i.?d eon
s. |ei:ii',,-lv." replied f natur Parker, "aa I would ta
m.v other. . ,__,
Then ih" Governor ended his remarks by saying.
.. I K_.nl to nee I hi* law for Hie prolecilon ol the
.ard* of the st.ii,' carried oat The Insane pallenti
.,,,. n,,,,,,- ink*rn care ol noa Utan Ihey v.-tu In tbe
?,!d county bonnes. Tait th. re I* no r"u*nn why lt
.i.oiild .o-t il,- Mat.' ni"." lo run one In.tumlo.. lau
'l'.'_. end,-d tb** heating, "mt tb" UotreriM r aRetrwafd
" Tl I* irlii*al of th" -"te.tc to cotillrin M, **r*. Ilrosvu
. ,yn i ,."s..s I- the next "io'ir to persecution. The en?
tire trouble I* thal the t.u.t.-". of iii" Stale boapliiils
nhlecl to l.avlhR Ul- I ?oiuml**ioii.i'. audit Itodr Wits.
1 iiavc inform".! (h.s. senato,. that I will "."'?"??'
draw thc*" .oii,mi*>l"t,"is' nomlnstlons. nor jv ll I
Tirn anv hill *o long ai I am governor lhal legislate*
{bern out of office ar Interfere! with their prerogatives."
THE HAWAIIAN SITUATION.
SI RETARY J. W. FOSTER WILL STAY IN
WASHINGTON.
nr v.w-v ic sail for the DER Rix , s::.\ .\r.:-,:
TRAIT v ilftXIFI wt iiianuis OF FRONT
RT MESSRfj BAYARD ARD CLEVELAXD
1XTELL1 IERT 0PIX1 X8 I Rt M
.v.sv.vi, BPPK I r.s.
Washington, Feb. I.?In t.'.- face ,,f ,, itate
?RRU bi i," with , ir qualin, ition ol i.rve bj
ti." Se. :?-tari- il State thai no ? ti m from
Sh i . .a Pg ineefote on the i lbj. * ,,; Hawaii in
annes ,'. in di ti >? action of ti., L'nited Si tte*
Minister In Honolulu, ? r the -:...- < ?... . .ptain
j of ,!:" Boston it, : inding tn ops : , the pi it l
, "f American citlg. ns md ai ,| erl . has bi en re*
? eelved at the State Department, all * ilk .-.'? il
British ? protests" and ""inti .?:? rt : i ? ??
';:,:" '' ??'-?- esso i S;?" dating, however, ai to
the course tho Administration ls likely to pursue
or the line of policy it will adopt in regard ta
the Islands now asking fur annexation, continues
with unabated vigor.
'It cannot be said timi tho discussion of th,*
lui twenty-four houri has added any von valua?
ble or m iterial points to tho comparatively meagre
| stock ,-i knowledge which Hie publh ...,.*.*,*! in
j regard to ti,,, ree, nt. uprising in thc Hawaiian I
Islands, or the lat.mt cause* which pre Ipitatc'd
1 ?'?" Anal ' riaia and led t - the overthrow of thal
? .1 '? -,'ii" monarchy, uf which 'ucen Liliuokalani
i was 'li" visible head. I tit il it i* known definitely
j whal "re ihe proposition' whit h Uie li iv* dian
, Commisioners*, now on tiieir was r" Washington,
have t,, nuke, whal the nature of ti:- terms Ls
which they are prciwre>ri to ofTer, what limits have
?teen ph: -ed upon theil authority to enter into
. ne oti,'. ina and, ibove all, fe wliat extent I
I repreaenl pul.lie. opinion in ide islands?until all
i thia is, known, aad more beaitlea, the views ol .ins
responsible membei ot the Adminictrntion wUl bo
Bought in vam. l'l,,- SUbJeet vv.,., a* has u:t? i? (,
been stated ,., these dispatches, discussed in the
Cabinet meelina ??! yesterday, bm it ;. mere i'll"
HuB-up to nj thal ilw-scnsions were develop l
:.t that conference, or Um! ,i difference
of views wag daiclosed, m ??? ?-t,<ulai.I?? fti nature,
which made it arem probable thal lite whoa"
subject would be left by the i..en! Administra?
tion na :. tinui.... ??? ?? I vexatious legacy to
ita ? ;,,,?..,,.. Sueh statements have u-<-u Beni
I !'>::"l a-t ,? -r the count rv upon no higher au?
thority tl. :n thal of the quidnunc*, and witlioul
Ihe -.T'lit.-.. io.,anI lo t!?" inni ,ui,| put riot i<: itti
t nie which the Administration ,,i I'resideul 1! .i
ii-..:i ha* taken upon nil quest iou* u fleeting (lae
dignity of Ihe I ni*-,I States In its mt r ,.?*??
w ith fon . n ? ationa. I . hint that thc Admini ?
: tuition s\,U refuge ?,, .- mae t!,- j. r . _ >. -1- a ? - - j ? i i
lu.'ity '? i tl. ? t ? l ?? |. i:-i.. i m ll; pi .? uit
j criiis, or t, it timale tl.at it ss ll shirk ti,.- duties.
s.lil ': ''? I ???. an(| jn,. (nw* || >.', ? Ita. i,.sr,I
I u|"n it, ls In deiuotistr.itc an vj, .iraiiei* ol Ila1
Pre* de : - , . . ; i '? I .,,..1 iii I ul lil*
vv I u>'li ll ,'', .' ll ;' j,.it li- iii |i|tl|oc , r pre lilli i' C.UI
,,,,?, un, i r
I lie Hawaiian ? crs ;ir"- ex pe. fed lo
?uris.- in \'. ton some time next I riday. and
tli"'. will probably have an opportunity t,, pre
*".it their care lo lite Secretary ol Stale on S t
It I, ii I,, cu ti" Intcntiun ol Secretary
Foster tn -tut ,.ti that day f,.r New-York, pre
; ? ? tu gob .- t , Furls on Wednes lay next
lo take . ' ; of tia Ameri' an rot* lie
fore Ihe International lt. rn ,,t Arbitrator* ap
'? I to i ? ?? Ile! iii:. S i dispute, lt
" * his intention, lr,;, s,--, t.. resign his com
iiii*sioii :l* SV i"'..:'. ol Si le on Fcbrtiarj l"..
1 be pre* >nl >"i:i"i ."i. ?, lo,'.'-' \,i, cm]. >la a cl
ol his plans, lt is understood t!. i be ssill now
as Secretary >,i State until the appointment
ol bia successor by Mr, < levelaud, nnd be will
no! join hut colleagues in Paris until .? 11?-r the
tir*f formal meeting of the tribunal ol arbitrit
tl . b il in tm," lo t ke full chm -?? ol Hie case
ul lite L'nited Stat.*.
\ti interview ss ul, r\-Secret.-trv I'.,- at I, hud at
bis home lu Wilmington and printed in "Tbe
1'hiloilelphia !..??! er," touching U|,"ii the question
noss- confronting tia? l'nited Stat"s, h,* e.\ itel
:. b.I deal ,,i comment. Wliile Mr. Bayard dia*
tm. fly stat.-, "tlmt !:?? neither had thc ilesire
ti .r the right to speak for the incoming Admin
bittali ii :?* to Ra probable action in the mat?
ter," bis views, lor ol.', iou.. |M*a-totifl, ssi'.l l*e rend
ssitii intereal in more quarters than .? "He
.lid not c,nr: it hims If," sal * tho
Interview, in summing up the different poin'i
broughl nut i,y Mr. Cleveland's Si-cretarj ul Stnr*
in the course of the conversation. "'" t!"' *d
voeacy of annexation as a delinlte pm i mime for
Ihe mn.io.into i t ire, hui Ihe whole drift "i bia
atatemenl enforces Ihe view lhal annexation
would be ;h,> consummation of Ihe political ar*
mi "iii.-nt entered Into under the Fish treaty ol
l-'.".. and followed bj Hie I levchtnd Administra?
tion."
i niioii.lv in contrast with the foregoing ls a
letter written by Mr. Ilayard, when Secretary ol
Slate, io Mr. Pendleton, th- l'nited States Minis?
ter in Berlin, in September, 1885, on tbe subject
ol' the Samoan troubl ?*.
"The policy ,,i Hi- L'nited Sb tee," write* Secre
t..ty I'.,.ail, "declared and pursued foi more
than a ,'iitury, discountenance*, and In practice
forbids, distinct colonial acquisition* Our act! n
in Hw pas! tom bini th* acquudtion ol l( rritory
by Purchase and rjeaaion, and oui recordi*d dla
inclinalion lo avail ourselves of voluntary pi il
reta made bj other Powers t-> place lerritorl *
iniilor Ihe sovereignty or protection dI th- l'nited
State*, iii" mattera of historical proiuine ?
But here li a BtUI higher authority, no leaser,
in fart, than tim! ot the Presidentelect, s|i.-ik
iii" in 1,1-t annual ni's-a".'" to Congress In 1885:
"Maintaining, as 1 'lu/ aaya Pn*slden1
, jes eland, ' the tenetl al ? line ol pwcedenta irom
Washington'., day, win h proscribe entanj I ,
ha,,,,-, with loreign Stat"*, 1 do not tasor a
polic- ol acqulnltion oi new ami distant territory,
or the IncorporatloB vf remote Interests with our
Km "pi thal Hst Presi l.-m -. ?let has umlergone
?i wonderful ? bange ol mind in the I ml four years,
,)?, mu-t still '"? .otiM'l.icI lo r.p.i'M'ut hts
slew-, on the subject >,f annexation or " pi tte
.orate." which Utter it- only ?"???? i,,r incorpo?
ration ol toiiiote Interest*.'' , ..
Sooth ol the mnsl IntelUgent views "ti th*
Hawaiian Bituation have h en obtained from ufli
,,.i. ot the Navy who have, in Ibeu criiisea "ii
tim Faeillc station, frequently visited Honolulu.
I,, i,. art a number ol "FaWiAcxruisers" now on
,l?,v in Washington, and without exception ihey
.,,,,,,,Ts favor annexation. Tim reason.* asBiiiiied
hv th,*'- uth"M for annexation itre not, as might
i,,. .u-,|,.,-'.i, I.,-,'.I upon atrtegleal advantages to
i?. derived iron, ?:,?? puaseselon ol thc islands by
this country alone, bul take into tsoruRdi-ratiou
general commercial and political bencH'* aa
areli Oflid-ra say that the dh" illy into; *t shown
to Haw ni,,,-, li ao mani years by Rte I nited
Stat, a h.;* 11' i?'",l n sentiment In the iahintls which
tiiiil.i* a i'-ii" i,,i annexation much st muser
among tho enlighiened natives, a- vs. ll us the
influential ?!.*- ol - -called " liireigners'-persons
ssl,. -? recent ,i ton,"to ancestor* were born abroad
-than , au readily Im appreciated here '1 lila.1
ii, - i-,r annexation ls attributable lo many eau es,
nut tin- least of which la a natui il ambition un ti?
pari "f ll issai, ms to have their rame and fortunes
linked '.si", a strong, prosp.* ami lust Power,
upon whom full faith and confidence can lie
safely bestowed. I !.?? FnltH States la. been
uniform and consistent In lu generous and sincere
policy toss:,ul Hawaii, urnl such practical dem
, nstratioo of frlendllnesa foi i period ,.l fifty years
baa naturally ami ueceaBarlly had tl.nee! al
developing kn,illy Impulses and lull confidence as
to the future wmdiict ,f ?!,i* Government, naval
,,ili .'I* *a>. In turning to th,- Failed States In
lheir preecnl dMieas the Hawaiians are, there
lore, foUowing tin- in>t principles of self-presver
v.tioti, aiul indii'.iTii'" Un- du lat, s ?f __rutitutlf
iiiui r*_paot>
A prominent and well-kiiovv.i nfllr.r of th.*
Navy, who, while on avlormer cruise in the Pacific,
waa ti." representative o' the Naval Intelligence
'. and wtitasa ropmrs to the lK*p.irTiit"iit in
rel ition to the political situation in toe Hawaiian
I>1 md-! ar.* regarded as very valuable, said to-day:
"I regret very much to see that a question
exists as to whetner this country should establish
a protectorate ,,r provide for the annexation of
Hawaii. Properly, th".e should be no doubt r
hesitation In tho matter. Tho j?|an is, far every
reason-for the good of Hawaiians*, aad the ad?
vantage ,,f t,,.* ountry?ought to be annexed.
The t.:ii" is ripe foi annexation, and iuob a con*
lumniution is thc I deal t.-* ilt of our p<i-t and
l't? I I uti ti rel iti ms with Hawaii.
rrr,lic .vex ox annexation.
SENTIMENT IN WASHINGTON AS TO CON'.
ii."; lino hawaii
I.EADIXO MEX OP DOTH BOCSEg ix favor or
THE IDEA.
Washington, Feb. I .-Public men in Washington
continue to >i... uss freely tho proposition t, an?
nex Hawaii. Below gre given lome expressloni
ot opinion from members of both Housea of ''on
sress, gathered to-dgy. Mr Platt, of Connecticut,
chairman ot the Senate Committee on Territories,
raid :
"The Sandwich Islands and the Nicaragua
Canal ai- tho two things the l'nited Stiteg
should control, a policy of iaolation dui well
enough when wc were an embryo nation, hut to?
day things are different, mid we nu.st no longer
look to dominion alone aver the territory In?
cluded between the waters thnt w;>sh our own
shores We ute 03,000,000 people, thc mon ad?
vanced an,I powerful on earth, ond r,*j,ai 1 to our
fiituiti wc! 1.-H." demands an abandonment ^f t;..
doctrine ot iaolation. I don't iee how any of
thc*, foreign nations could rightfully protest,
England and Qermuny iu particular, as they
have been m. the hahn of setting hold on every?
thing in thc *!.,i|?. ol an island 01 any other
division of lain! wherever and whenever they
pleas ?.!.''
Mr. Five, one of tho moat a-tive nienaber* of
th..' Committee on For.! ;n Relations of the Se-nit/;,
?>neakin| ol th.- Hawaiian matter, atid:
"I iliil not thin); that ta'. |i Miram regarding tin)
Hawaiian affair could bc questioned For some
lin,.. I h.iv.- been d Ut ur bed by seeing th.- availa?
ble coaling stations in th.* I'm iii - absorbed hy
foreign icu,"... and I have made strenuous eonrt,
to ?..,??_?,, t|,,un foi th" United Stat.'s, lint Without
. ..,-*. li ll.iss.in .':,,,,il,I ask for annexation I
should consider it presumptnoui and Impertinent
on th,- i'm "I England te interfere. I do not.
think an;, il,nu more v.,,nhl result than the receipt
(rom England ol ;t diplomatic not", ind an answer
ii,un om- Secretary ol Stat" couched in equally
dipl 'im.ti : lou"."1
Ucpre-jentdtlve Fitch, of Xew-York, wai equally
pi iu in. 'I. ll" Mid: " I am m favor <>f '!?
tided 11 tim. 1 think vv shoal 1 extend ont con
irol over these islands al once. As against all
other nations, we should assert our rights to con?
trol, Whit to da with Hawaii afterward is a
question to be 1 insidered later, an,I 'h**s not
cu'."i- mt,, th,- question uf taking po?-"-". ?o. We
have lieen menaced enough by the possession of
the 1','n.iu las hy England. We sh,mil nol beal
tate allon; tins matter, bul Bike pogaeealon <>f
Hassan at once. It I. what England, i.-rill'lI-V
,,r France would do, and we iliould give nu ear
to any protest lr ira them."
Hepresentative Cogswell, ul M;i-*-?;i?'liiis.tt-'. said:
?? lt I had the power I would extend the protec?
tion ol the L'nited Staten over tha Saadwlch
[glands 1 ? row the sun j-oeadown. I would also, In
soiuu peacol .1 way, extend similar pr, lection
, \,.i Cuba and I lay ti; I would control the Gull
01 Mexico and the outposts along the FaoUlo
coast."
? Whether Ihe proposition to annex ti," Hawaiian
Islands should be accepted or not." said Repre?
sentative Livingston, of Roorgia, "is certainly a
serious! question, und on.> thal should he con
hidcrcd and concluded with deliberation. Several
point* aid involved, i'list, hive we a IWpoUalb.C,
an.1. t,, any greal extent, a stable party with
which to negotiate, or bi the romroikuon author
1/..1 t.i make the pica for annexation simply
representative of ;i faction ot adventuren* ? Seo
ond, if delay on our part will or will aol en?
courage .al Britain to itep In, and" for the
purpose ostensibly to 'protccl British Interest-,'
take i"' *".->ioii an.I establigfa a Bovernment an*
, . lat ic t., our Interesl aa well a-1* aver.*.' to re?
pa 1 li'Miii.sni. Thin1. is if probable or nol that,
ii Uanda oft" be tire policy, the provisional gov.
..nun,nt now existing will be resolved Into a
republic und give us a better pica and more con
M.tcut grounds for Interference ur action? Fourth,
thcae Milanda furnish the key to iii" control of the
North-in Pacific const, and there can Le noexcuso
i,,i us t , stand Idle and allow Great Britain ur any
..il ai nation to handicap u.. at this time and nuder
present cRcuinatonoes.
?? 1 mn not "ne if those who object on e.*onomio
crouuds, believing thal the annexation and as
tumption "f tiie present debt, which is **-)iil tu
bc (3,1100,000, with future expenses growing out
of annexation, would abundantly authorize us to
do -". ss lun ssc consider the present u'nl future
?::iiii from many standpoints. Neither am 1 aini.i
ol rompii ition. of ,1 very serious nature vsith
foreign Powers, If we sim,"hi enter Into nogo
1 iu tiona now with tlte commission authorised, for
the rc:,*on that all interest involving frlepilly re
h.tious with i-i";.! Ikituin could just as well, and,
in my opinion, better, l" conserved, with the ad?
vantage ..1 ticing on the 'jr mn,I: and that not
ai our "edkins, fndctnl, some action un .mi part
i*. now aliolut "ls- necessary Shall we act
wisely and profitably to our people, at the game
lime with due respect to the righfj nf otb
rrs, i*i ihe question. I am for entertaining a"T
? oi,.nI. ri,,, the proposition, depending upon ikv
vcloi>nic,t*. and at the same lime holding the
vantage irroui d '?
ItVprraentatlve Sayers i-i earnestly opposed to
annexation or extension ,,1 ? protectorate ovei
Hawaii ll" dora not believe thal any foreign
country should i>c permitted to lake possession of
the Sandwich Islands, and 'lo,* not think tint
any country will attempt it. bal he would
not under any circumstance*) favor either annex
inion or a protectorate He Dranes that if tl."
lain nils were to lie annexed, this country would
have io enter into enormous expenditures 1 ,r
fort ideation* and navy, and he is opposed to that.
Mr. Hock,tv, oi Missouri, another victim i Mr
Holman's policy, it. also hostile to tl." acquisition
nf Hawaii. He said to-,lav : " I am opposed to
an* entangling alliances I am opposed t<> the*ac?
quisition of new territory It would Involve im?
mense es [un,Inures for fortifications and navy and
endanger a foreign war. It ia against the prbi
cip'e*. ot this Government."
I'epresentntivr Stewart., ot Texas, is equally
caution* H.- said that his Impressions were an?
tagonistic, however, lo annexation ..r a protec.to
mle Ile thought, however, thal foreign nations
iboul 1 he compelled to keen their bunda ott.
l,'.-pr,.s,.i,t:iiive Hoar, ol Massachusetts, -.iM that
careful consideration would he needed I,"tor.- 1
decision was rca,i'd, lint in considering the
question this country ought not to be Influenced
by any tl,nats from Kngland or any regard for
her wishes In the matter.
OPINIONS CF INDIANA POUTICIAl*"*.
IntUanapolls. Feh. 1 "Special).?Governor Mattbewa.
speaking of lae HasraMan sltuaU n I 'lav. *ai<i 1 lt
I, n mies'loti thal ss,, nu.si iquarely face. Tlc*
i.M',;ite-i ol,j,ctlon timt I can iee lo tbe annexation
of these l-i:iii,l- 1* th" entanglements that mas arl ?
with fir.iL-ti Powers. England, I helles,', would be
Hi.Iv Power lo Int. rpo." -.cHoiis objection--, on
the other l.iin.l, our pr,,pie Lave Boqulred such
property Interests raero tiiat lt may e-anpol us 1.1
asa mi" a |.i..tei-I..rat.- position, even sli.uld It not
and tu ataolute annexation. IsW Islaasli ure iiound
to pa** 'nt. tin- conti*. I of nome prent power, and
I am ti?i sure Hat. while on general principles I
.im opposed to thU Mea. lt may nut he the wisest
poBCJ In Ute end for tiie t'tiltcd States to be. omi- the
pl.OT of them." Lieutenant (ioseiiioi Nye s.iul
the ant,??\:iti> u ss.iui.i be af treat advantage on sc
, un , f ii,,- sugar Indastry. william ll. PngBah.
, ."iii.ilitate with Hillie,ci, lu t ,***!). -lilli: -A* .1 ? ???
eral thing I tlilnlt it :, pretty P'."l ral" tor Uss Hov
eminent I > tak" evervthlnti In algal f"r the asleantajCB
of Hie people."* eleni. SUKleliiiker. of *joutfl Ilend.
t ontlnucd on Hfth Page.
A FORMER SUITORS CRIME.
HE -?II<'OT<? A WOMAN ANT) HIMSELF. !
MRS lAEOBB, BIS VICTIM, s"aa*f_MUF. MOVMBRRt
ysrt iii: wi it. PBOsUBBff DIE
Mr* Kate Jaeger, pm ti." re-ult of her ac
qttaintanee with Anton Keasler, nuw Lea at her
borne suffering Irotu three bullet wounds from
Kessler s p;stn! .\ltlioii,'h th" wounds are not
gerioua, sh" will he coiitined to, her bed for many
?reeks KMaier hil?Kif lias a ballal ia lils lett
lunjr, and th.* phyaicinna ut the lYo-byterian Ho*.
pitil have no hop- of Iii** recovery.
Mis Jaeger, who baa been twice marriM, and
had thr-'.- children by her first husband, i* nott the
wile ol a canvasser employed by the.Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. She is twenty-seven
veins old, stoutly built, dark eyed and pretty
K"-*i!?T hist met her about, four years ago, Just
after the death of her first husband. ".Vlicfher
any engigetnent to marry ever existed betwee*
them is doubtful. Bat, however that may be,
the woman suddenly renounced Kessler and
married John Jaeger. Keagler wa* content to
keep up his acquaintance wira Mr-.. Jaeger. Just
alter the woman's marna";,.' to Jacker,' abetsl three
und a half yearn ago, K.-wler neel
dentally slot and killel a buy named
Halide in Sclu'rinerli'iusen'-. bakery iu Thirty
fourth-St., near Thinl-ave. The Orcnor's
jury es mcrated him. but the boy's death troubled
hi* conscience. Ho began to talk of suicide, and
Mr.*. Jaeger, becalming hightailed, parted company
ss,ta bim. I'liat was three years a-jo, and until
yesterday morning the httfbnnd and wife had
neil her seen nor heard of him.
For about two month, Krasjet had lod<red at
No. '."." Eldridge-at . and when he could get
work followed tho occupation of g cook. It w-n-i
about 1 o'clock in the afternoon winn lr* knocked
ut thc door ol' Mu. Jaeger's rooms, which nra
on the zround floor of thc big tenement Iioiih*.
No. :,io Last Eighty-cighth-at. Mr"*, ."..ei-rr'a
-crvant opened the door. Keals! MkeaJ for Mt*.
Jaeger. "Mrs. Jaeger i*> ut home and wi'il sec
vo.i,'' said the url Kessler turned assay, how?
ever, and "walked into au adjacent doorway,
whence he could watch the bouse. Jaeger a few
niinut'-s later left th" place. Kctvdcr wait ul until
he WU out of sight, and then went back to tho
flat, and again knocked at the door. This time
Mrs. .lueycr angst Cl ed the knock. The _:irl had
left tho hou*.) with the children and che wua
alone.
<>[?.' look at Keaaler'a face was enough to
(righten her. She tried tu clo*., th:, door, but
Kessler drove it back with bia foal.
"Now I've got you," he cried. "You should
have mani.'d ni". I loved you. I love you
Dow, and we'll di" together.''
Ile sprang into th" parlor and closed the door.
Mrs. Jaeger ran to the rear room which lead.*) Into
the yard. Keasler followed ber. Sh?? palled at
the fir deer, but it was locked. Then she turnod
and tried to ".et past ker pursuer. Shu ian toward
the door of th" front parlor and pull"! the lucie,
but, it would not opea. Kesaler ra lead the re?
volver and tri",) to dlachargs it a* tiie woman
struggled. Five times the haaunec of the re
volver io-" ami 1"H aa she pulled at the door.
Thea there was a ci ash, and a bullet .?truck her
in the !"-'? A second shel resounded and her
right ann fell belpleai at her fide. Once more
ihe report nine out, and th* woBMn cank to
t ... round with the third bullet in her
abdomen.
For a moment Kessler stood looking down upon
Inr. I'll.ni, walking t>. the tear room, he prefloed
the revolver to his left breast, pulled the trigzer
and in a moment tell back in a chair. In the
sainc moment tbe parlor door (lew open at*i<J
four women ian into the mom. Keasler sTruKurod
Iv them, gol into thc -jtr's't and walked toward
Ave,.ut- a. I;,,un,Kluan Ryan, hearing ot tho
shooting, hurried alter Kessler aud ar?
rest. .,1 him
?Don't trouble yourself: Tm dyin:-." said Kess?
ler, quietly looking al the roundsman. "That
woman lina broken my heart. I wi-h that I had
killed her.''
ll.* was taken io the PresbyterasB Hos?
pital, where the doctors examined hi* wound,
whicli, they said, would probably prove fatal.
Xo AUTBEXTIC "BLAIXtV BIOOEAPBT.
A.\ ANxnt'Ni'i'.Ml'.NT ""BOM Mils. BIiAJ&TK COX.
I r.r.xiNi; BBC-XT kOVZMTMMMtVJCYM.
Washington, Keb. I.?Thc following statement is
published by re -uegt:
17 Mulls,,;, Hare, Wasting", n, D. C., Feb. t.
Tie, public ails, it.., -neat! of ninny "Bloeruplil,.-, of
fames ?. Blaine,H |>Kteodlag la (?" '?enHiewMe** -nd
"autho itntise" compel bm to *tit? that as biography or
"I.il.- ant VV'e-ii ,,f ;,[r. Blaine" i* llUliialllal or approved
by ns-if .,r bs- ans- n.?,,,l or ,,f Mr. Blain*'* tamils-; thal
no naaasrript l.v Mr. Blaiaa ?r nus- prlsat" letter or
paper <,f Mi. Blaire, ot ..nv material far btogfaassy liss
tefl, pisr.? ,,i!f, tr, i v BOO. If 111 tli? fatWI any
"; ullieiiti"-'' ,,r "mm, 1/ l ' !i\,si.i|,nv IBSBM be |>re_*r,*d
l>s- ,'eii,|?'t Bl itu'. sill I," iiu'.h.'iiti, at.tl and
BUBBaiiSeg by u.s.T.. llAKKIl.T fi. BLAINE.
TRIBtTN Tn Mit. IT TINKS MMMOMY.
Concord. Sf. II.. P..*>. 1.?The 1. pi-ivir.. thh morning
adopted resolutions expressing a "sleep sense of the
pultTc torrow on aeeounl o' tba loaa to owe common
country of tani greet itatesman, ttint tried, tma and
unswesrvlng patriot, James Q, BIsIbb." i i.e OorrnMt
t- requested transmit an engrossed copy al the reso
luiion* to u." family of Mr. Blaine.
iio*:.,a, reit. I.?Tba Hons* today voted, ioi to
io, to Invite un ii mu *?:. Barrell le grut*anare a
eulogy ? n .lames n. blaine to-morrow afternoon in tha
Uepr.BtatlvtM ciuuulx i.
.i LIVELY FIGHT OM AS ELEVATED TRA1R.
**Mte*_M f-vur-h. ",f th" i:?t s\\tv-seventh-at. ?tatioa,
beau l loud erica si tbs BeventyHUxtb-sS. staton ag tho
Thlrd-BVB. ,;.'sat-d railroad at 1 ;30 o'clock yesterday
tuornlng. Ile ih.. i.i Mas place ,ii:(l found UTI lam Ker.
ri,,:.". twettty4?rs rssrsoid, of lstoo:<ivn; Jan.,* Guunini*.
twenty years old. ?f Ka, .aa goat ""'iftysixuVst., sod
fttur er Use OtbSf yotlBg BtOB Bad ssomen t.'aijrlnf'; and
alioutiiii*. They Iiml , onie fioin u dan,", lt wa., said.
When he ord. roil the,,, to ??.,-> they BBSJBSt hlru and rsa
up to Hu statlOB platform, ss brr- thev i.',,t on a tram.
foll .n, tn Lyneb and Koiinda-nan ? mles-, wwt had coins
... Lynch'* a-si-,ai,,... eisgersd Baa e,?i:i to como t., a uland.
?UH. a Berra Rfbt Miasred betweea the maa and tao
_?,:i, n en sad sleratad raad giua-dssssa. i-maiiy fer.
nundi, snd Qsaatng afars laaaa lats eawssdy. In Vors
\Hie r,.lll '.' ' oort ToM-iday th y are** held In S30O bali
tor e*.a:uu,ation.
EEL!) TOR STE MI XO TALC AMER SILKS.
Detective Sargeant* \a,lely and Evanhoc. ot lbs
Ccntr.l OH:,"', asea*) an lii_.,ta t airest Tuesday. For
kestral ssntk. .,.?.[.Iiilnt. luis- bSea rei 'lsed from clsUt,
and *lik aim lisnls in thi "Prygoads'' dlitisft that they
ssere being robbed. On Mnnd'V last J. II. I.ois-en.telt), ot
No. 401 iiioeue-t. , ,i),|iiuin.d la taspsfljag .vKf^i'ishlin
that el.'Seii plseefl of . ioctl, vulueil at $700. had been
stolen fiom lu. at aa, ValMy and Bvaabsa weie daBMlsd
?., Usvaaggm tn ? . sss.
M ,n,lay Basraiag tbs ott,,, r? *t:i? in u.e ditt-itit carly.
U1.i> alaadlBg Beal No. dj die"aect., shoitly aftor 7
o i In, R ti,??> -as a siring mat. enter t lie .tte, rid* un
six p;,"<? .f .Uk fruin s l ".nter n-; i tn* door, ant walk
quickly towt 'he stuot Thc pi*"" entered ssa. that ot
Ashies | Batley, alla asaoaJSemrers. Vaiieiy and
Ei al it arrcaled lbs nea aad t<..* inn, to r,,n,-$ Head
quarto* arhers it e:.* Isaad n.at h- ssa. a "it of^?*ionl**
?blot Testerday, arbes analtasd in the 'r,.inb* Puiie*
l?uit, t,t Io:* Jaalies lt;:n. bc s.a* heit lu fitton bail tar
trial. Mr A-t.: . ..,.i Hmm ttl* aga aafctes of *iik wete
sstiith Hut). Tha i>i-i. : gave Bm .'.ame of Hairy
BsaSM s--y.
rm: AITUOR of '? kathi.lex MATOVRRRRR*
Ptafssssv IvedaMsk Kiekslls daas-la, the venerable
nu.*i'h1 ion.),,.*. :, la i.'.sv at the Houd nriJforU, Eleventh.
?t. and II road ss av. IU 1* Tinder en_r.:(.eirent with a
tl,?*at>tl. al ,.,?,|,. i.y now playing lu MM city, and d-.plts
tu* e,lilts Uso s.ars np;. ?,ed to be t"l excellent heall**
and .plril. when ven bs- a rfporter yr?tci4?y. Mr.
Crsaeh ha. led * saeehased nie, ant bas beaa s?*ocistod
svith ctiir bright mind* In Cae mualral world. Il* la a
""elisa of the Mayal Mas-leal boalaty ,<f rngiand, doctor
of milgie, toast r sf :.:'- nt BBVCB 'Lt! -teat i,lilver*IU**, a
I.ru 1,11. Bald, and way. president of the Hlatortcal BroBbeis
hood of tbe Stat, of Ma.: stand. HU moat faauou*
aro "_s_leen Mavourneen" snd "Setmou ?Stbore.*"

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