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NEW-YORK SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ?">, 189t%-TWENTY-FOUR PAGES.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
HAWAII AND EGYPT.
KO PEOT~:T KY -TOLAND AGAINST THE
AMERICAN POLICY.
-?raHT-L OK TH MbXOs.10- OT EKCLAXD'S
POgETtOB IN' I'-VIT IN ri KM.I Ml". VT AND
IN THI- TRElCCrl Cn AMBER AND l RESS.
|BT riBLI TO THU TIMBI"*.-K,.
fn-f-.TuTK :*?!'"? Bp Thr Triona* Attortatton.
T/iD'1'in, Feb. I.?The toma* thal England had
mot a ytoltol lo WaaflhtngtoB B fal DBI til.' :mn?'\i
Mm o' Hawaii, roBt**adieted at mion by Sn- Julian
_*3un"ef"'''' S,N""* to have bei n nines* if.-iv.-d
H *v:is revived for ,( j(ui-pose, ir the story tele. !
.fiphe'l mttt be true, one news agency alleging
Apt the reperl ol English knt4*Tf4>i*r.ee is to be
jude ti:- basis; ol a patriotic American in ivis
_j-.-t. There li supposed to hr H large I);i_,v ,,, j
,(,. (fatted Stall's, which floes nut eire much
th0 Hawaii, bnt could ))?> made Xo caro i?v .?
^ace of English hostility. "Whatever Eng*
jiiil ufpiisis, America must f.ivor,-' i-* the motto
tt this - nm I win* Well, if you nm - .lng to
apa Rawali, you mil hare to do it on t-om.
cthT ""founds Sit Julian Pau**rcefote's denial ]
0fth*a*-ert ti that England had protested against
Wr,.>vati"ti bj Ameriea was strictly accurate, and
-uk* i.r,'' bean made stronger had dipt matte
etiquette permitted.
You mn' take ii aa n f.i"t that England has not
protested not had anv notion ol protesting. Tha
English Foreiun Office tl asa n n regard tin*, q n
non a? soe which ron4**?rna Erigland primarily, or
flfljl*rBi It sn?I lently ta i*e*|Uire any ranon*
*_MM ;u:iin-t anv policy yt Suggested foi as! "p
lion in 'hs I mt. i Staten. So doubt she has
interrst.* la Hawaii, bnt they ar.' not such ss
?reiil'l h*' endangered either by annexation or by
in American protectorate. Sh.' does nut fake rt
military riew ..t the matter, rmr does she think
herself in a position ta romplai*! shonhl the Gov.
aj--flfljMat st Washington be ol opini in that Hawaii
como* under the operation "f the Monroe 1> setrine.
Such is Ihc Forolgn Ofltee view.
A* f-,r the " table ot popular view, thoro- is
non-* Nd' 'T ri thc English nra. nor elsewliere
has thets been nny demo?stratton ol sli-li!-** to
**_?_?tion, "i ol anv deep IntellJSI in Hawaii.
JV revolution, it revolution it be, iva*, diMussed
with "-"deration and without anv sign ol excite*
*r-*nt: .sfil! leas "i unger or ol spriouB oppoaitlon
*a An*eriean proJK-cte, should America have proj
etis 'Hie roiee < t Ihe Jingo lias not been heard,
nor dil the story ahoire alluded tn stir a ripple
cf ft?iBf. ur prov,'..'' a sinc.1.* li'.stil** romi_ent.
Ir is, however, a situation likely to occasion
rumor-i, and &***?, at least in America, and ina
raMe gives ns Ihe benefit ol others than the one
ai?ve luer.ti"!,,"!. Mr, Lincoln, Hm American
Minister m London, 1- nan**?*:] n* authority for th.*
statement that Great Britain wUl hav.' aomes.
thins* to my ia thi- matter, and tli" Cabin?*t at
W*___g.?n i- s;ii,| to hav.* diMUssscd this po*,
latsfl? innouneement. I have not asked Mr.
l.in-oln, i"it I 'I,, not believe thal be has em
haiked np,ti prophectes, ami I am certain Ihat
be has not Infonned his Gtovenment that Eng*
land had lodged a pr"t**st or offered anv form
of diplomatic .,h .-ct,,,n ti, th?" expected .i.'tiuii
of the United States, because she has not.
You are reported as anggestlng that England
has her hands too lull in Egypt te trouble her.
self iboat Hawaii. That may be a l*f_*0n, bn! H
it, not tht mason, for her attitude ol acquiescence.
I.-y.>t i? only one --pot on the map ?'f the world
dotted all over with English red. Larger con
rjJeratioiis jr.iv.-in ber setion ol Inaction In ihi*,
rase. Tfie Evi-ntt viesv of thc Monroe Doctrine
Hajjhlwmight not bo aecepted in Downing Stree!
in thc very positive and emphatic way in which
tint emii.cnt American puts it, but l apprehend
that it is accepted in snhatance, ali>.-it Hawaii is
a loru svay fmth.-r oil than < uba, and Everett's
arguuicnt-i have to he stretched a little In order
lo enver ttie Pacific.
It la hardly n""--ai.v to sild thal no unfriendly
action i*. t*> tx* expected from tho present Foreign
Miai-ster. Everybody knows thal Lord R ??
ben- han a real regard for America. But his fir-t
taty i* to his oiv n country. Ha has taken his
"hclsion about Hawaii lu vj, sv .,i English in?
terests, ur of the absence ol them. Lord Sali
l' irv would probably have done the sum* Tii<-re
are settled and continuous principles in force st
the Foreign Office; and it is in pursuance "f a
weU-understood and rational, yet entirely English,
?alley that England keeps hei banda ofl li
Jicvpt has supplied thi- week a topic f"i tbe
Queen's Speech, for debate in both Houses of
toliameot, tor discussion i'i th.* French and
Enuli*!) pt**n, and for a statement In the FVench
C_uabef by the Foreign Mininter. This last ;
Ihs most Importanl ol all, exe -;>t, pei haps, the
aa?annie In the Queen's Speech "hat t!i" Khedive
has now pfadged him- -If to " follow heneelorward
the eateblisahed pra<!tiee *>f pnvioim consultation
?sitli my Goveroment in political a flail?" Previ?
ous to what? There an* many p**eeedents of bad
Knt'.ish ia the Queen's speiiches, but tradition
doe** n->r absoljtely require thc nae of language
BO sllV.-;i|y ;,,, thi**.
Them ai-> na means ol knowing what value tho
Khe.iis-.- attaches to such pl< Ax**. In any eas.
a *\"iid ipoken on the lma^s ol the Seine may
have inu'h more political significance than a wot**!
ipoken on thc hanks of the Kile. M. Devcllc
is a bow hard al th" Foreign Office, and his
speech in reply I, M Delarosse's somowhat i'"
"Mlaous invective is uncertain In tone, it i-,
hoivever, all thi!i_i considered, more i*i>--*onable
and more friendly t,. England fTi^an any recent
om>inl ..r unofficial ileclaration touching Egypt
Ho rake- iiotr- of the remark in the Queen's
Spe"-!. that thc sending ol more troops to K.wpt
ir.fii-;it*-.s do modification of the assuran >?* which
l'.n-ar,d lia* fr,,m tim.* to time given resp" 'T"-'
Ina ?ccapation ol thal country. He takes n tte ol
Mr. Gladstone's statement In th** Hots,- <m th,
a__sNbJ?et, whl h, in M Develle's opinion, tom
farther thpp the Queen gears Mr, GladM inc ls
?eldom happy ir. dealins with foreign allan-, and
on no subjeel has he been kiss happy than on
Ejrvpt. Ho has once more encouraged Irani" to
none thai i?. will T<- jH-M the whole Egyptian
**u.-stion lor her lienefit. There i- to he, aays M
DcvelL', a fr.-h dis, isaion ol 1-1*8 Biigiish 04*cupa?
tion Well may he assure ih.- English Prime
Minis-w that he will approach that 'ii"' usrion in
SMeodly spirit, The mere fae! of such s dia*
foftian \v.,t1<! Im- a sort ol triumph for Fiance.
Mr. fhamix'rlain quoted "ii Thursday in the
"ou*e the nish wonk used by Mr Gladstone in
HUltthian while out ol offieej words which the
Frerifh press at the tiill" fastened on BS ll fnisli
Ptomisa. ti. scuttle oat ol Egypt Mr- Gladstone
?K-d on Tuesday denied that he had made anv
"sh or dangerous declarations, If is a matter ol
?Pl.'iion what is rash or daageroue; but it is B
tnatter of fact that they wera Intcepwted iii
Franc*- a- -Braning evacuation when Mr Glad*
itcBie raine i*<t*. power. Ile lia* been taunted
?am them hy every French pap't ever sine** this
REM crisis has arisen ; and now, a* we *???'. Iii** Tuc*
u?vsp?seh Inspires the French Foreign Minister with
'hi* mos* lively expectations of som.- Inrthei con
f<^sion by l.ns;i;.iid to France. I here will be
no">e, hut what ir, to 1?- said ..I the dis'-rction ol
? Prinaj. Minister who has to I'xj.lain away his
Wr,fds no oitrn ?
Mr. Morley roiort.-d upon Mr. Uiainbcrlaii.
a, '' W. **** Mr- <'ladsto.'i.- and ha) had said
*>ut Egypt was iiangerouB, it was d_nte**a*s?. to
7?*.,llc "?emory al it hom- li Mr M irley lm
2** ,1,at ?ha French had forgotten it; M. De
?W >,"'"rl' WtU hdX" ')ti<l? '**ivi*.l hun. !>"?
._-. a r('t"rt: How pitiable the position ot a
ehier'hl M'nis,"r f"r<"<l to defend b-MoU ami tn*
1 ",c P^? tliat thc mere (Juotatiou of their
worda will work mischief ta the eopntry they gov.
ern: * "
What Mr Gladstone said las! night In a.,ss-er to
Mr. Labouchere was much more disc-c-t ti.
Tuesday outburst, hit contains nothing new ir;
both casie, j,,, drew a diatln tl?:.-:.,- wo ld not
have been himself had he r."t-v'.'*w,'..:. t!,- o_ues*
tiona of polny under!*,ins tho om .; ,.t,?j, and the
luestion ol duty snd English responsibility t ,.
order while tl." English occupation la-t. Mr
Labouchere's kith!....sins require no serious no
tlee. There is in Egypt Itself still some concern
about tbe course the Khedive ls likely to take:
sum.', al**.,,, about p,,.ssiii!,. disturhances Troops
will be landed at once, it 1- now -;,, \t Bm_ !,,,,.|
Cromei is not tin- mun t,. I-t b Mu tutu" man mob
get mu of hand,
Ti lint', mea:.tinv, i- credited with all aorta ol
Views '",,. j, t,, invite tl." l'liweis In ;i (joh
conference, or is urging the Sultan to invite them
She i- to sd/.- sue/ iiml l'ort Sun!, an I t,, put
herself in a position to bomba] I Perim and to
command the Red Sea. This last is a Royalist
proposal, and it is to be noted that nearly all th"
' I itu isms on the Egyptian policy ol tin* French
Government now come front Royalist sources.
The Republican press has quieted down. Even
th.- " Deh.ii*." is content with the moderite and
not unfriendly attitude ol M. Develle to England.
Sn much thc ix'tti-r. lt Egypt is to be used by
the Orleanist proas as a stick to beal tiie Min?
istry with, Republicans will -,,,,.) r,1;iv t,, the
defence of then country and their Republic.
M. DeUlosne, like other Anglophobes h.-for.' j
him, attacked M Waddington as responsible in no
sliu'lit licas'ii" fol th*' continued pre...nc- .ii
England in Egypt. II" iva- English by do**C4*nt,
said M. Delafosse, and whether he kiiesv it or imf,
was English in feeling M. I Ma fi.ha- atavisma
on ttl*- hr.un, ;is M. Paul Bourgel lias "cosmo*
polis." it might surprise him to know that the
English Foreign Office opinion ol the French Am?
bassador is thc exacl contrary. II" is thought in
Downing Street t" h.- the more French becaux
el his English blood, .,s il ia atonement for i.ii
paternity. M. Devalle defended his Ambassador
handsomely and paid a just tribute to his clear
sightedness and patriotism. <.;. IV. s.
'un: FIXTURE or tiie can.u,
COLOMBIA*!"? AXXIOUS Tn LEAR- WHAT PROPO* '
"UTIOXS thi- UNITED STATES WILL MAKE.
Pun.ima. vii Galveston, Feb. 4.?The people of
Colombia appear t" Ima?nc thai the tTnit?*d 8ta!e*j
la noxious to set hold <.f Hie Panama CUnal, and they
express an earnest desire t.. linnss- the natnre ,>r ihe
propositions the t'nit"<i States sslll mais". The ncwi**
psper "Kl Cronlata," <?! this div. >!>-. In an edit il I
to .lay tim! proposition! fr,-ti t.'i" i'll 'si Kt ate* rannoi
be confined !,. prohibiting Colombia irom granting fln
ex Un sion of time to tin- French company t. .'"in i
p*4*t** the l-anama Canal. The L'nited states, -ays
? Kl Cronlsta," aaa no right t-> make ra :> a prop isltlon,
aa li srould !?<? likely t., lireeal trouble \s',;11 other
Powers. It mas- b" experted, I' .i'll-. Ibal iii"
I'nlied stat-, ssiii at least Bsssure Hie opening ol the
oanal.
in conclusion, '? i'l Cronlsta" mya thal the great
Interest Americans hare t,, .lav In bulIdlnK ihe .an ii
lis American capital lias ii. explanation in th" Ioh.1
of Hie possession ,-f the railroad arrosi the lalhmus.
While tli" transfer i.f Cn- railroad han hen a treat
loss to Ihe Cnlted states, on the othei hand li ls
u uran-I ami -lpnili*ii:t acquisition for ' " French,
and if they have no! boll! ihe .anal, they are fulls- j
rompennated bj acquiring possassiOD or the Panama
Railway, with consequent control of transf-r iratlie
_ r"*s (be Isthmus,, Americans, therefore, mu-t build
the (and or l'?se all.
-???
A BLUE B )0K ON EGYPT.
Till". Kid .DIVE HAD iMTNTii.n to DISMISS ALL
BRITISH ' HT Ills- LOUD ROSEBERY'S
REPLY i ' M. IV \ii|'i\,.T v.
London. FWfl, 4.?The Hine Dook lani l.e'orc ParBfl
mont, iieaiins ssitii recenl occurrences in Egypt, shows
tint Ibe Khedive, if he baal auetfljedi., ia deflsnee -f
foglaae, in rlwnglng his mlnbtai**, Intended to di
mi*, ali lnittfl.fi oUrlal*. 'Iii" Bine I .?"!* al-,, showa
lhal I.cid Roflebery and M. wajddlngton, the Frenrh
Ani!,a.-a'i.,r. lia.i -.ev.-iai -na p:>i - T Interviews, M.
Waddington disputing, iii" righi of Rn gland io fetter
' the Kl.eilis.-, and objecting lo the highhanded metboda
of l.oni Cromer, ile* Urtlish representative ..' Cairo.
i.*i.i Roflebery ont lotorted thal ibe ldghliand?*dni'H.s
ssas tolely "-, :li" pail "f tin- Khe.live, and Ulat, ?'
loni as Rrltlsta occupation con I In u d, i,-. hail Roar*,
bevy, would not bUow ibe Egyptian Administration
tn I*- changed from lop i" bottom al the rn i i liim
ol the Khedive.
WOS BY ENGLIS1I *' JfSERVATIVES
THET CARRY Ht'DDl RS! HT.n. A LIBERAL
STRONGHOLD, BT i \ U'liuM MAJORITY
London, Feb. A.- Tbe Conservative won a -I??? 1
rlctory to-day by rapturing Huddersfield, which had
gone Liberal In 1-*?">. hi IMO and In 1 flt*. Tiie con
1,-; waa fn:- tin- aeal made varanI by Ihe deatl ol
' MTU1- ai -.Hum. j . I.ii., ral. It v.-,- bitterly I 11
lar.cly on Hi' lilli Hom" Kui.' Issue, EH a ? ?'
Bartlett haling declared li. a -peech In behall ot the
Conservative raw-date, slr Joatph < rostand, lhal ans
Icgtslatlve body m Ireland ss.,ni,) be controlled bj I
ssl.,, in tin- past !md Uneaten, d vengeance ilpili ' later
\ loyali-t? and lmd thratened t,. rn*, Brlllsh Imports .
ai.d c*'ii,li-ii Roman Calhollelnm. 'rutland ss
eleeted lo-djiy by 7,0-4 mu.- i,. 7,o:::: i,,, ivoodluiid,
Ll berni. ai the late geuertil election bummers, ,
Liberal, hud 7,<j.b -mles to .',,-:;7 foi- 1'rot.land.
MAirriAL LAU' IN" l:o,rr.\.
1 Tilt". RIOT THERE MORE Fjl RH CS Til iv WAS IT
FIRST REPORTED
Panama, via Galvi-xton, rei.. 4.?Prlvnte adv!.
h*om I,'.-"ta arc to ihc .ife. t that ibe recenl liol
ssa. innell m T'- "SEHoBS 11,an at ti | reported lt
K -tai'si tba) th. rc ss-.-is a sanguinary battle bc
tween the populace ami inc -mitre, ti." mob de?
feated ihe p :.'?? a!i i held j,.,- , -ai: ,,t ting city
fia- tis,, dais Then thc National I roo pa uer" rall**!
fm) and martial law pnnelaluMd Thc s<.i<ii.-. * sue
ceded In n dorina order, and ihe leader. ..r the mob
v.. I.- arreflted and exeeuted. Altogether aboui IOO
persons ss,tc Killed and from ?JO lo fiori j>. i -, .
-rounded in ihe confllrl A rigid reiit-or-tblp of the
pres* dispatch.--; js t.?-:?i_ maintained, ,? ihat lt h
dinunil to get :.t the la, ls
-m. - ?
To A-K A RAF- '.NDiT'i FOR M. ROC1IEFORT,
Parts, Feb. 4.?Xl. Mllleroye |,r,|,.,-s ta u-ii th"
Government lo gran! M. Henri RoejVforl a safe cnn
dint. In o:der that Rorhefort mav cuni.' to fails and
ilse evidence rn "t*gard ", paymenta all. ge. to have
!?., n ll.ai!" Iv ' i'll.dills Hers IO M, I hui' va , a,;.
fOXVKTED COALDEALEER Al'l'EAL
I.ockpoit. \. Y., rd. t fSpxclal).?Tbe l/.Tsfirt
Coal Exchange, lomiio-.d of all tbe local retail
drillers ssiio ss.'ic convicted of conspiracy under ihe
Aili iTii! lass, I,.-hi a aieetlng lo-rdgfal ami re*solvi*d
lo appeal th.-lr ease to the Court of Appealfl. Tb**!
were convicted In the Supreme court of consplraey.In
attempting to min lbs i,u-lnc*s of another roal
dvaUr, who ssas not a member of Ihe Exchange, by
euttlng od his supply. Tiie raae ss... appealed t,. the
i.,'. '.il Term. Which continued thc vrdlc" ,,r Ike
lower court. The matter will now be tals.-n t" ti"
highest court In Hi" State. this ere will 1?- of lit,
portatiee in shaping ttl** action "f the pi-*4*4*ntlng
iittortieys In Rorhes!,r mid New-Yorh (Its. ssl,,, ar"
i.ow engaged In a similar prosecution, a na ni ber of
RorbealPT dealers being now under Ind lc Ii.t
.1 X1011T M<)VE HY A RAILROAD
Denver, fol.. Kel,. 4 -Karly this mornlnc Union
I'aiTlic svorkini-n, eii(.'lncs and cars In Hie employ of ,
Um- NorlhsvcM.-ri) began laying Ira.T.* at a rn at rat"
, from ll'ewatta-st to Twenty second st.. on a parallel
, with the Krll-i-r st. tracks of the liiirllnploti road.
It ls the evident Intention lo steal a mareil oil the
ic-iii-iits lo-nlghl before they can get an injunction,
land push through lll*arb No IS to tbe N'orthwa*-u*ern'fl
hud in Nos. ii and io. where the company Intends
I lr, build ll- roundhouse The resldeiils .,r- ::, lu. Hy
'np in inni- They are Bflosily Hg, brawoj Wah
' nicli. who Isiioss more about pugilism and etuis than
I thev do ahoul courts and l.iwlx.oks. TiicV ai.- .Hiing
Lboal in Ibeir doorways, with binded shotguns a!
'land, read* to resent lie first ci. r?acii,?c..t on ihdr
nroperty- They proi..,..* to have a fair p.l.;e or
bood II Hu- Northw.vl.Tii ..tieini'ts to ims). Ita
tracks tlVnlgbt or toiiierrow there will !-*? truiille.
.'0 WISO YS hi LL ED U Y IS I) Ia _\'x.
FOUB MEN slain .hv si .rx AT PIKE RIDGE
AGENCY,
TIIE M".",: ' :-,- ... MEET &IVH-T. PCXISIOIEXT
v ?' ll ES Of IX EXPECTED CPR! *?1 XG
DISCRKDI .
Omaha, Neb., Feb. I. -A dispat h Hus morning
o "The Dee ti H. Chudron, Neb . nye:
"Two Stio.k'a band hilled four men on th.
?e*ervation last ni *"ht, Th* killing tools place at
llutnplircj-s i .- i ;,. i.v.ii tl. ? mo nh ol White ' lay
tech Humphrey's ranch i- ai..ut twenty mile-*
lorthwesi ot Pine Rii .,? Agenc* and Hf teen mU**s
hi'-tn v.... o( ii.,. Wounded Knee battle
iround ol two yearn ago. There was c nsidcrablo
tkirmishing in that neighborhood during the big
ipriaing, and soldiers were stationed at th*? ra.nl.
or souie time.
At 8:30 o'clock ;,, ni "j't "The I:""" received
therm advices fron Pine Ridge Agency direct:
Captain Brown, acting ageui, inxiiueted the poll. ?
hal in -,in uni ibu iiioriuiig that the) mut Dring
Ihe murderer* lo the ag, ni jr. If the) r< s'- ted lo
?lug Hiern anvs'.as. ITr-t is, rgeaUt Jo*' ljjt.sU, Who
ssit* In totiiniiiud, leila Ihe siury, Ile arrived ?1 ibo
igenii al II p. m. t'xiiis. and r**purta as lollow.i:
? l li?- m.ti were ramped down near No Miler's
?"nj', a'c lo th" hill: Hie p-lli" were oat on tho
Uni sshvie I!,- Oma lui House I*. When the poUee
ame upon them ihey hi-.1 once ai n-. ami all "f n>
la.-n began lu ure on ibrm. IVe gol un Indian
- ung up Uh- hill ami wc ?Ita i him th tv.
"?There waa another man mis al up iii,..- by the
house, and ss, '.:j-|.,' |||m and kl.ed Illili down.
-? Tg.-ant Sitting Henr killed om-, I'nlliemnn Red <'.*!
Ulled one, and gorgruiii ilium Horn klll.il one. I
look nw ,,i v?ni___ si ,,, Afraid'* tuen, young fell on .
and th.) help,, ii. a M.-.ii B-.il. No Waler ra.
np to Hu. police and told us thal ss,, had s*>rvi. tb**m
flgl 'an ss.- hail I lllcl I hem. anil , I ll Ihel hud
'll llli'J ss.-.ni.-d. lind Ul ? best ssas no.S" ,sa- lo drop lt."1
Afii-r makli . iii lr n |*orts, Hie p. lu .? .?*??? lui hli
[-ompllmented hv Captains Krown and tine, ino
slick* and one ol his boj gul away, li i- I bough I
Hui Two Slick* ssa- -.-.lol.*ls WOUildSd.
la],lain l',,,.ssii I.a- ll Hollier -yuad of police Out
ifl'i' . tssv. wit li In-tiiiiTh.iis to 1 ? r 111 _ them lu
Ihe ageiiey. ? ai'taln lin.** ii I- r.lghlj pral-*d on all
-ld"- for lil* prompt action. ln*peetu* li-n.v, ,,;
the Interior j a--i..i i-i iin<*ni, i* herr, li* .* sm .
Bptaln Uro* h. doe* n, t anllrlpaie any further n nible.
'ni I hm-das a number ol , ,?\s:?.,s- belonging to lie
heel ramp ol laaoe Humphrey a, * iSov.-niniein .-un
tractor, located nn White Rlvei al the month ni While
i In] <'rel'., aboui iwenl* hs.' mil.?- non liri *i ol Pine
I'ldge Agency, returned from town lu ? drunken i >n
IRiun and l.ruuilil a good supply of alilsk.-y ssith
them. Iinrli'L' Hie evening they been me nuarrrlsoBic
ind 'iii-'i.a -ii and Injured an indian named Two
?tlcks. drtilng Iii ra from theb* ramp and Bring their
rei i.ii 'i iii Im,
issi -ii,T, rei um*, later In Hx evening, rein foi.i
lit his sun- and a number of other relative* and
friends, and began ? di-adly an on ti," i-owlaiyw'
imp, killing !',:?" and mortal!- ?? undina Ihe fourth
man, who ha* since dh I, rhe nan**** ul ihe three
a.. i' Wiled are all tiiat can li- learned al ! hi . time.
rhev ai",
i har! v Swart?
Rae.hi,
i rtderwood.
Han n's ?on In law 1 Ibo f Birth maa.
Ne\ss ol the In.han tliflleulty ssa; fir-t e,,-i
veyed tn ihe officers "f Hie Dopurtnu-nt ol the
Platte by a reporter. IJeii#*ral Brooke and hi*
entire atafl were at fl photograph gallery at the
time, and the General exppt*?il the opinion that
there . mir] l?- ii" foundation of the rumors ol
an Indian outbreak. He gave as a reason for
thi** fut th i Two Striken, with whom thc
murderer Two Sticks was at Hrs* roi-founded, be?
longed )it Rosebud and not at Pine Kid ?-. aa
in,li,, at.-'l by Ilse ni"*.,;,,, giving the n?*WB of
the killing,
-? It I- ti,,- wroi i time .,f tl * scar ("r a ;en
r-ral Indian npi Ising,'' unid one ol th** leading
officers. "It la awfully cold up In thal country
and tb?* Indians an- nol foolish enoii-fh ti under?
take a raid i'i tho fa.i this hitiu t dd
weather. If it were n month lat?*i there might
He more likclih.I ol an upris
Some in imi", a- tv tb, i. ni ti"'s;is now
-ta.ion.-I al the pontt in the vicinity nf Pine
RI . ? an I I.'"- -li td brou lil nut the lui rotation
that th" department is ,,irttv svll picp.'i ? I lo
TU"!! anything like au In.lian otitbre
? T.-h a thing should oct ir. Al For! Rollinson
here ni" >i\ troops of cavalry snd ti.mp
il Infantry. The garrison is undei r muiand .,;
,'h.!.?! James Hid Ile, one ol th.- In ive-d and
-t ollie* is in th*' v"|, ait!.,.',! At Kort Sin ? si i
lhere are a!*., -|X ti..,;,. ,,( cavalry and two com
panieN oi Infantry, one ,,i the latter tieing an lil?
lian company. J hi* po-t ia commamtad by ' olo
..?j I > i .:. S tjordoii, a man ol ahilit' as a soldier
11..--.- c ni i-on- are aiipplied with bo th Hatting and
rlntrhki*** .th-, ami can make it |nter**at| ig toi- tho
pral hr t**lt ahould t;,k.- place. In
?a." it alton ld I"" ni" in .'-sar,, four troops "t
?a\::!rv could easily Ire brough! down from Fort
Th.e nhl lie hind" I at Rushwille within
li-lii boura The force* al I' it Robinson < mid
placed in Rushville within tis., hour* after
ii -:ii;" theil c.lois, ni,,| i|,,. troops from Ni ibrara
ld be in Unaliville in al",rn len hours. The
t ,,,|is ss,, ii ld have to in ireh from Ruahville to the
i. ? a- , a ii -'" '"? "l twenty o .?? mi lea Th i" are
i\tj [ndj .- | . icemen ,1 '?j .? i. I..- Agency and
:',', ., the -1 te- nu in dm ,.' i: - 'md
FOR sl'l.'?l.'il. FACHT RACES Al XEtTPOBT
IOU- iai OB ISTOH "I I ' i:** Ul" Ml.ll I". ? VI'S
ron a rai k nf rwi ? n \ i i i si., sips.
At tl.C lim.aa' li Tn? . I IB. '. , ? , I , h i i'llv
isin li ? it 1 ?? vu Thui ?:.
Ul linjj ? ' c Icttel BB* r< ? ?! \ '! i'"l i ,! wrhlrti u . -
net give eui i" lb* i' ? lt ?.. a co ? i
!r,,,i, Joh i .11< ,', a '"? I ? I'oi '. .'
' ? ,,, i ? up* s al i. :,?-"',.,.. . ? : foi ,
.pe, ; il -? :.. ,,i ra.-es ... Ik* aall I S . li I .
ll s*a- x-.ul. ,.,'t nc- -.ii i .a- ? ?
, . ? I Ih Be fl a, I levei ? , not ?????., mil un .1
last night, a i, cv ,,r Mt \ un lett ,,. *
S ?? - ark, i ? li a ii :'. i-'.;t.
.,.:? .; rrr, S* ? V ,rl Va hi I
I,- ? | deal*-- lo pt at fn ? ? , ? r't;
' ? . al ,?? ,1 -;' I, ii, Iv I dollai ? 'a ii. !., be
for aa 1 I I i'", and Ci
!. rd )., ll w ii ? ?turill Inly ZO. Ui<
i ., '.: \ , . ? ,i, i ii,' . m| . i i.,- ,,., a ,,,
-'.,,].- , f ive Res .York I'aeiit Oin*;: l to mr* ll
I t. t any I I in a a au-ra ta
,,|| pt,,,
: i..Ul foi ?.!?', i i ? I ? )-? an ? 'inn it ll Hil
".nh : :? of arh'rh I* ' , I " ' a I" I ii ' -. ?-?< I ?
ir.i I. I*, fllti.ts. ai I, il ?? - i' Tl ? ? lg ml il I
r.i ,; ' Ul " 'I ll: .V ".- V. I.i l-l' ' ! I I III ,. ,,
. ? ' ". , i ,, ii a-t U- - ill 'I In a!) ' il I,'"ii -. TT,.
, . ? a- f ?'! ?>' - Tl" ss .mc r ,,f ti," lii-t ,t,s'.
iv lo ia ? ? ? ? p ind M." s, Inner, -?? ???nd and third
? ; ,ii ."ii,),?!'? In the -???.,nd rare for the "tte i ?'li?
lli the .smi "f ile - ? nd ? np b* lng s*on bj tia ' ?
vi,, , ssa. -" .ml ni HiirT In lb* ll.-! d,s'. )"?. lie:
iha i I.- ., third n ? balwem U ??? I sro t-au, a-i i ii. ?
ss im., t ?i ii, ii. ni rai ? , ill t .A.- both i upa
f? i , .1. J. A! I' iv
RTEOXO ETIDEXfE AOAIXRT CLITFOBO
Plttshnrg Feb, -i. The Criminal ronrl tra again
Towd ,; tod a-, long I- tor*- th" lit l <d ""Jw k" '111
I'ld. <i ai.:-I ss ii h murder, si i- r" urned. Several
h-rks and ol ber employ* of Ibe I irneeie Compon)
li slill. .1 t.iii.- - .I.,, k" < lilford aleut t:." mill dnrtng
ih" nigh! ol .h.lv n. Borne of Ibem -aid Ibal li?
lias ei.grgrl in making and tiir,.sin.: dynamite bomba
ni barges, i iii')-- uaw him Ihrrrwlna Ignlled botilei
IHk-d sliii, mi: libera saM thal '," had rarried a
ran <>f powder late tbe pamp-bo??? irbere Uh ran
von ssa- ],|acd. lliM he acted as a leader to lbs
Blob and bad .1.. lated ti," I er mi Bf -uri' in!'r. BeV>
'?ral other ssitii, s-ses teniIfli. io fleeing < lilford lake
lynamlle slicks from a box, iianding ti,, in lo other*
uh" threw Un ni nt Ibe bal |e?.
I'OJf f?FTT* UMER IS TROUBLE AOAIX.
William Von I-lthamer. f.ns ...... yean oM, of Xo.
ll Abingdon Minni", ssa. found afli-l I- o', : ,, li li-t
night "by Colic.mini Bynam al Madison snd Markei
-I... ssitii |WO Stab ss inn,I- In I,;- oak. I'"li 1*1111
kamer i ? ricph4?s? of B*u*on Puttkam**r, ssJc ls relaiod
[,, m-:iiaii:.. Ile bai beci la much trimble ps"'ti*-.
a couple of months ago be s*ai found i:i t-." bbII
i-.av nt its iion-c. sia-ii"?i all ovflr Ute b sis with ki I
isonnd .
AX AXTI-rlXEERTOX lilli. r.tSBED
ch.'iih -lon. W. Va.. !.:. -i Spectal).?Tbs Antl-Tlnk
iTloli Lill |,r,,::l!.i..ni.' i'll li"!. ' 1.1/' Tl- of lin BtBtC
froiii Being .inti bi pallet or peace oiVeiri Ibereln
R-Bfl lia-"si l.y a BBSB?fl?Ils Vote 111 inc ?r_B? to?
llu s
Mk. CLEVELAND'S PROMISES.
BIS .ill) PLEDGED TO A VII SNAPPERS,
MK WILL HELP th:.": in THEIR ii..ht k.iin*-?
THE MICRIXR I\ v;:is STATE
Yesterday Was Prcsldent-e!e ? l t eland's last
nay for consultation with his Democratic advisers
?ii Ibe Milla Building, ind he was literally over
run wnh Tiller- Thc m -r importanl ronferen e
"f thc day ssas 1,,'M .v_ti, the Anti-Snnppers of tli s
'?ny, who had adopt >| many rxpedientB foi bring*
li B ihe bead nf tl..., omi pg N'atlonal Administration
"i" tho acratch" and extorting iron him Miine ??*.
pie-?*ion of bia intentions, r-? r-.r-lin_- them They
had become tired ol his gei raligin'j phrases ile
iionii'Tii. th.- cupidity ami political vandalism of
Hill-.Muri>liy-Slieehan Snappen, ami they ssant."l
?o_u>ihlng suhstintial lu tic wat of direct i rum ** s
ot positive rteognltion tn the ah-ipe of 'Hi es and
patronage If they were to go to work ami build
up a machine .,f their own, which should attack
and demolish th,- machine ol tia- Snappers, the
Preaideut^'lecl nun -iso them sometliin1* l-esid*.
lame vaporings lin iletermination to make -var
OU his en.-mies ol t!,:- lilli ..tlipe h.I I h.'CI !|,,.|e
knossn ti, about ever* Anti-Snapper ,,i importance
ivho had come within tange ot him during his
vi-its to th.- city, hut he his fought shy of ail
efforts to get tangible promisee i.i lum. Hus,
the Anti-Snappcra tay, they >?! c.*,.,|.-,i j,, aecuring
yesterday
A qnlet conferem.f hi* Anti-Snapper admir?
ers took place at tl.-- house ot Hswald Ottendorfer,
So. 7 i:.,-t Sei-enteenth-Bt , about fen 'lav- ago
lt,, ol,,,,: ssas t? adopt x-.i ?*- rcs i"!- obtaining a
tall ami free expression from Mr < loveland on th-.
subject -.shiva lnt?*r?*-*tc**l them so nearly. Tliere
ware prata-at ex-Mayor William R. Grace, ex-Sec.
retaiv '("ii!-, s Fairchild, i:. Ellery An lerson,
Connel Robert Hrler Monroe, Mr. Ottendorfer and
several ..ther men ul t'.ie Mtv raovemenl ..; I.?.t
m'te. The subject was thoroughly discu-ined, 'ir!
; the result of th,, conference ss .- th" appointment
' of a committee rom*im-cd ,.f th.- m..,, na',. to
. tak.* Mr Cleveland in h.uni. Tl.immittee hui
aeveral consultations, ami on Monday aiMr***-****]
Mr- I leveland .. |.?ttei asking him t? app dui a
tim" v.hen its m.ti,her- could rall upon him.
Several days pass",l without a reply, hut on Thiin*
day u not,, rame lion. .Hr. Cleveland naming yes
, teiiiav afternoon for th.- desired audience.
In t!,-- in,-.in tun:- Colonel Robert urier Mon
| roe, DM of the uio.t con.',lennis a'ii"ll" til..
younger on**s ol the *s.s r... ts., agitator)!, called 0:1
the IT'*-i,|'*nf-.!e"t ssith a lett', af introdtietion
from ona of th,- older Anti-Snapper*, . , 1 .,..1
Monroe, it ni'.,- 1.heetve.1 ii par-sin*, i- a candi
da'" for Fir* Assistant Secn*tar* ol tlc rieusury.
It Ma-, the hist tun.- that the Colon 1 had spoken
to th.- I'res; lent-ele t. and he was ih iroitj lily
l""lT"l i"r the .inion Ih- mad.' a eel speech
, in which h.- ss.-'.f over tin- ssl,,,!- gmur-.d fiat
itu,' to tl..- s"!M,'cs a "I sacrilioi .,1 ti,.. Anti
; Snappers in Mt 1 loveland's In-half. Ile gave his
auditor a complete Inside hist ry of th,- origin of
'? th" revolt again*! ii:l! - nomination bj du- Snap
! p-1 Si ite I Dvention, extolled the s'...r!> .,1 tho
! san, a. members ot th" "combine." and i-efre**he-l
Mr. < I",, Im I'- memory of al! the various Incl.
dent*) in tl,.- :ii!i;, neglecting nothing which ho
? thought mich) arouse tl." ulumbering vi it.ni- of
the I'r. ?idrnt-elect. Ih- ic ailed ti;" Ul 11 ?!
j behavior if th" Inti-Snappi 1 - it Ch ira ?>, and t dd
Mr. i'l"' elnnd tint it ha,I i'll i.1 | reji 1
'i.tsse-'T Willi.rn c. VVhitney an I themselvi .
Mi < loveland I."n" vUihl* Interested i-i
I M - - i" ,t ,1, an I s. ..ri' I lu apprecia
'; ti"n ?! ii.- noble wort done mi his Intereel from
, fl,.' .late ol tl," li i-i ,y Hill Hotel n, ti"- on
j I'vl'i uar* 1 ' r- , llminutlon a: the ( llieng.i
i 1 'oiisciitioii, no' , -,'.\ i y praising the di vol. ami
' s.lf-sii. riti " of th" I ti-sSnappera, bul I". '!??
Bouncing in ic. mincing torn,*. hi- Snapp**r op
| po,lents, ssh' hal pa ked th.. February St it ?
t unvenl ? with his ? 1 emil**, ami int t"r tl r
determination and lahorlnus efforts ol his (rienits
would nas. ailonced tl,.- voic "I the Democracy
? I th.- Si i'e Bl 'I I"'-, r-'.l th" ]i nple'** will Hp
?ailed s.-nat..r Hill and his adherent* a "pack
of corm.,1 nt.. - and reiterated Ids purp?'S** to
wipe int their machine. It'll he was careful nol
to s,j a word al,ont th ? - ree 1 ;uiti rn" ssia ii t! ?
ll -,-*:-.. 1 pp.-i- -> ar*lently desire in Hie way of
" pap."
i . innel Momo.- nuhmitt.-d the story of Hie In
t"i-s lew 1 1 hi* Inti Si ?!???? i|??*i ion*, ami while
Ih*-) were pl* 's .' with t ?? ? I' , lent n ply "l Mr.
Clevi land lo the < lionel's orn'i n. Ihej <li I liol
tail t" n*itlce ho "??> .? re nnlin-i tl.Hi cs
I he- sv.-i.- on hand 1 t i'm- uppoin'eil uiidhii.e
i.s'.-r.i .v afti rmi m ..' Mt I le' el md - ufli ???.
K\-.M:ii "i- 'ii. ' 1 v. , th ? KPok*-*! in, an 1 hud
the whole ?*. h. ;, re ihe I'r* -i?i?-.??-?-1 * " in a
j. ii -. sahl, ' al h ? 1 ind it imp.ijss.jble tn
evade. After thc interview was nei it wan
,, . di '. 1 m !? I the Aii'i-*-n:i|'|"-r* th ll
. -all ii i.t ' I!-11 nltti-e had - - 't ? 11 -i
ll ,- ||| i ivan - 1 tl?Ifl " ss:.- HlC ss IS lt ssa* MRI,
' .-I to st.I by th" Anti Siinpp**i ?
,. ;-...i..,,: ,,i i,... ot the '-it'. :i til State and
-.? . ? marbi.1 lina! thnl "l the Snapp -rs
;? !. .,, rn I- un the -ippointmenl nf Mi
I . ?? ; I j, ? .'..,.?,,!?, Mauri''. .1 l'"""i a- i ? ?
? 1 j, fill on td I "I Arti Snappeis in the
(io- I I... ? a'"'" s. ., ....
Ii ,,.. v ni kin on, I'ulone Lam _. I' "'rv \ il
!? 1 .1 ? ? .. 1 .wa . < ni.I William I*
,' .-Vu ami -e.,at.,,' C. IV Mel Mil ml were IIBi.tli!
.,. .!,?.' ,'. a.:-, t ?'. i . st. i-i ' sll I Illari
.;, 1 , , . ' ? -? ki 1 or n's 1 i-osaibihli f ra Cab
1. t -o fir M.?ri ' ii I i-l.- anil l_.m 1 1
. ,,, ,, ti .. ...',.. i| .-,. 11 e pst ..f the
1 alnm-t will lie bulli at Lakeis.I
- ?
rm: /.? \BY inri'n" is in: Ut.
1 t."\'iv. >: .")? ii' i" ind CIP.I rn. ki F.PF.RS TRY
IN" S'lN T") RIVE HF.ft IHT.
Th- batu blppopot in u?, srW ti "rai bom In tbe
rvntral Parti MenBg>*r|e on Friday, til I ?'?' al I)
,,', 1 ,:, !.vi ni.'la. The lillie one ssa- found s.- lei
.!". rooming lol.dingly lr*. Al Ba m. she ni
pa, ,,1 |,cv,'li.l this World. She ssa- ? ?! ii"l" to
1. nu ,,,, i,. r i?. ' ? n Hm tl nutHmenl from
. 1. ,.|?..-, 11 ara* <l- :?!? I. I )i fore. I ? rem ive ber
Ima* "ii!-- Murphy" ind ??? ?l*? ''r ,,v ""' ' ,,;l"'
, nniBilislon r I'i'ia. Siiperlnle d Smllh. ?' H ?
menageri". Bud all 1 ie k epera were 1.-nt *rhen
Hie !? ai'S-ai ara - nw le.
li was 11,! im art dei it nf danger. " Phil" Holm. ,
I'.i'iv snyder si- ron," Mr<8nlnn**i* volume-n-d
, . .. ,.,. ,t. |n| bippo' BWay noni b< r nt ',? r. arho wns
.I... 1.1, .IH- -ngly."The finn hnU > wa rio -i lo ibo pub
11( ,1 |be tim-. 'I"1'11' :""1 "T"'"'- " "'" ln
m T-'.-l -VI-* Mi:r|.liv""a-.as from lor *I'"U rblld ss i li
-aj.gr nweet l .av-, w.1 everything ?"as arranged.
-Billy RttyRet A\yy-\ rn! 1 Ihe pen BBd 1. ll
ti,,, baby -hippo." -li- has Bl "'? v ,aj',".i ap in
blankets and taken lo Hie od.I 1 ?? ? ??1 ? - * 11 -. -.. * l. a a 1
, \,..n,!. ss iaI,- a l.el ?::? made '"." her on t!l'K
.,,,; ,i -,. IO ll," lie:,:,.o . MIHI .mn wl.i-l..-s eui,
.iii.', were i-l' 11 io ii.-r. BpparentlT -sin. grio*l elTeils.
,',':.' |??,. .... lox] a i'la;,-., however, bIhiui u
.,-, l ? ii ,? a half a" hom I il* r aa tlcad. ll ? 1 nell
vi;) be nen) io Ihe Salural Histor* Mn-'nm for exhl
billon. _.
* iii: m. orr rn ron the EXPOSITIOS.
CMesa-o, Feb. 4.?Tke t'oiiuiT.i .n BxptMitlofl Com
pans metwlth I'- fir-i legal defeal i,,,i.is. it ssa.
In i'?- epae ol th- Rain ?? * -* Wilcox ("ompany, which
(-onrern Hied In the < ""'H ' ""r' ^"n"' tim* ago a MU
a.M.i.-i til" Rxposltlim company. In 'ii- bill lite
,,,nrl Wal a-1'1 lo i-'-Ti'" !"?' '.I'll'l'* 1 <n Iroin
putting tbe tiollerfl Bl inotber * ompany m the nain
I,.. I.-;-room ,,f Um Fair In ins iwimri Master um
rbe-tri -a-t mis ev.-rv poflltlon taken by Ihe complain?
ant, and lind- timi the i.e.. *u ,s Wilcox Company
hii<!. 11:11, i- their rontraet, tbs exclmdve righi to fur
ni-Ii boilers to Ihc min rogaoroon.id ti.ai allow?
ing another Liimpany to come in ssas a breBCb "f
, vaii.c I. H.- i'. . oa.iii-ii.l-'il B "lo.|Ulrillg I!,"
Wolli'- i-.alr lo in il*" 1 -j,-ni, p-r forma nee ol their
.ti?T ssit'i th.mplaInant. 1','? VVorld'a Fall
attorney bas tildi exreptmna to tho Master'* rjmting.
1 .v/.u" IItoY l'l.A.\T IX OPEEATIOX
Hani-!,ur.-, lef.n., Feb. I >;?> , lal i.-H., n. ss l.a
lan. '.r.......11 bar and ibeel Iron plant, eata I'sbed
bete bl Qm I?sal ?' land linn ,,f timi name, went
i.t" opftatloa to.lav. lt will make tbeei for lha
manufarturc ol agate Ironware and win employ otrw
-SJ I; ,lnl .
SWEPT BY A COU) WA PH.
SOMEWHAT DELAYED, BUT HERE AT LAST.
LOITER TEMPERATURE ANI) A _1.I1 WIND MAKE
AX (^COMFORTABLE DAT IN' TIIK (ITV
i:" loni Belayed tatt sv:,v<* arriv.**l In Slew Tort
si ?. n't lock >'?*!.-i.i.,s mornlB|, mads it-'-lf perfectly
ai home, aad having gol well "col?*d" np to li- ss-ru
by 'i o'iv i< a ra., ran tie thermometer dosvn to
10 degree! T;."n 'he wave, art?eh has no (Ur;*-liii
name, jdiasi forces '.sic. old Borea*, ami together lh**y
nii.'te an "i.-;a ,-i.t sn Ihe ibermomeier, amt beat Uial
_? saMerlan, an4 min a abused Inatrument Bown t,,
IB .iv..-*.??-. n noon, "i'i aol, sst.,, im. beea rat?er
nt-'., ai ten. .I la lelj "ii a, "int ol tbs fltasencfl of his
aammer partner, Ueneral HiunMIty, tiled lo maha a
.-1,1,1 against Hu isi'. BUathlel-raBkrrs, and sb nuraged
til" leaipel; lillie HI?1111*7*1 to g?*t ip to SO d' >"'.'"'?*.
i'.i- po.nt waa reached at 3*30 p. m., bal at 8 ;
o'elock iii.- cold -rave hal kixickrd uir uso gegrees I
and ssas making rv*rry ertni", to te better, bul al h
D ' appal"!.! I nc .-.
norean, however, kepi ap lil- evil svork. Dodging
around rornera, he lill.il tbe eyes of pedestrian? win.
dust, sent hats Hying down tie- itresrtfl, and whirled
ii'.iiiid tall l.iillUlligs iii b lii.inii'T that made the
windows raul". The waters af th" rivers and has
ss .ie covers, vi Hli white cups, and panstrnifTa rr"B*IU|
tbe f'T-ii'-- enjoyed s fair Imitation of "BIB bb the
oecau wave." The rivers were free ?f ice, which waa
iii ii down tnrough tbe Narrows by the high winJ.
a:.d nil trouble wan e*,*s**rl*_ci_ by Um ninny .ima. 1 j
i oat- which navigate tlc i ay.
iii- heaps of lefuae In Hie stn-et*-. ispertally tli-j
uptown siri-i'i-. sere froitan solid, and slBtaat deled
the .itt.i'ks ,,! the -nu-- of - na ol -?nay Italy, it j
ssas gen< rally ? trying Bay to all who baal t,. be sal
, i .1 oi -. and no re I f l~ primi-ed f te i<* day. The c. 11
ss,is.- ssi.i probably remain ber* until to.rrow, and
Um wind will do it- Imbi to bet*, even ii it o ,-s an
reach a v. I ..Hy of lort) miles BB hour, as lt dal
yesterday.
lau Ness- Vork with Its temperature of 10 an
**l*ee?, was a minni" yes tel?if ss I. ii compared svllli
points in tl.-- West. In M..aluna, the mercury limply
uuwied 'nt ot sight going dowa below tero, tnt tin?
line of frerslBg temperature r? a< tx-n cliiBe t,. the
i.nit of Mexico. In Chicago, 9 legree* belo* wus
Ul. rei ard, and .-!. Pan1 ssas a tritl" , Ills ssith .*
temperature of SB degreen below ti ??O." To >t.
Vincent, iiiim.. i.-i .nus the doubtful tumor of being
I' .? coldest plMC III ll,is colllUl'S ye,!.|"las T'i de
greea i,.-loss tero waa recoi?t. theis*. A year au..
s..i.i,tr.. New-York enjo-.ed un average temperature
ol :,i degrees above /.-io. and Icr dtlsena mill*..
ii,,-.- -il . relaxed Ihelr feainres y-*i?tei?iy, but
, in.iiv lid. .M-. and with Ibe aid ol u beverage which
i- . illed, but is not, ?? li d b
: i.
TIIF. STORM lVIDESPKEAD.
EAST inti WEST nu. BLIZZARD BAGIXO?
Ti:iv: i. in rF.RRUPTED.
Behenectady, 5C, Y.. Feb, 1. I bh'.nrd. aceom
p, lied by bunding mow and laten*- raU, set I"
aboui i) p. m. yesterday. Stage! are snowed In
an I Irafle mn,Ti leta)'.-1.
Lorkport, s. v., F"i.. i. Ti :- etty sras struck by
a bUBBard aboui midnight. The thermometer al I
p. m. registered sen*, a drop ol in legree.fl from yea* j
lerday ifternoon.
Ilona-. N. V., I'.-li. 4.- 'I'll" Worst fltOTBI <>f Hie ;
i season struck Hil- * lt v la-t evening a nd eoattnued
I nil night, making iravel .inti,ult BBd delaying Us
Two freight ii'.il!:- on the Central road -sere held I
i ? re all Bight.
Lyons, S. V., Feb. 4.?Tbe thermometer ssa. ?_'<)
above gero al "tami resterdev, 1.1 below at ?'. Ibis
rnnrnlng. Ai .; o'rlorh la-t ni?it a bilsaar! utm-lt
thi section; blinding snow ami Mah wind prevailed.
' lentl, on railroad- I- pro'Heall* -'isp.".'Iel. Ni
innis have ai riv.-1 to.in. Know i- drift ol so badly
i t..:,i mllknten < hanoi enter toss a.
nh:,. Feb. l.-A blizzard -rtrack L'tlea Bbotit .". '
o'clock -'? "i-'.iv afternoon. The wini Mew a cale
- and tl," -ii, --.v in the air nb-'nnd object, twenty!
f.s't a" iv. The -torin continued until carly lld
morning, bm no Bsraape of ans- ,?>?,-.?,,n..ni,. tn the
.Uv or sb laity I.a. s,, f:ir bett |**portad. Ba??Md
? tnitiis ;,-. consldi<rably delayed, bal th'- ttteti cara
? :ire ta nini ,.:i ii:nc ami muds are not (?n'atlr oe I
? ii. bi haded,
I minni im, Iowa, Keb. 4.?Las! nigh) ssas th" rolde t
nlghl of i'i" s-ai- In ihi- .itv. Tli.' iici'i arv atood
vi .bs'. b"i .ss -"ro ai midnight, and this morning
1 -!n,ss".i -ju below, iii" iliiimi. 1'enlr.il Rallroa.l ls
? n >s< '?. .nn 1 and ri-,/ n np iii il,is lectloo, train.- being
:: ?! ai .inii. ii. loira, Just wefll of here, and Qalena,
i lin ila, rm the .ast.
"'-li.-li. Wi-, Feb. I.-The hil*/,rd ol Ililli--dav has
i :. loiioss-d i.s int'Ti ?? . lld. a driving nlnd has
| .T.'itiv i.ii.Tii.Titi.1 tbe d:*ia'.inf'srt. Travel and btud
ii? ? ii>" practically al a standstill, and lt ls only bj
, Ihe ni''-! strenuous efforts that strvet cars an enabled
lo run, ml m.-ii in an lrrt*gular Bianner. The nil- 1
road ar- mos/ln| no freight, all Hm k-como Ivw b I .
pi'v--,*l Into tlf passenger service, toon ,.r ibe train.
fr-..tn th" north having Ihrea rnglnefl drawing th-- n.
lil train- al" lal", ant a IIT*i ni-Ut "'"litl'al pa *- n .'>T
la il illd Iii a .nt between this rlty and the
Northern atnie ll sptlal. .ill liaBIc arranger, 'i's are
demorallx**d, and Ihe country roada are Imi? sable.
ih re I- ni ii, 'i sulferlog among the poor, and cseu
i : j iho-c ,,r moderate mean* ssh',." aupply or feel
hail been exhatMled by tba tong told period.
ll, n.'hioii. Mi.-,.. I'-,!., i. Terri Hr blizzards ruled
for il,.- la-i tss i dais ssnii th,, m-n arv :n> in lu
I, : ss-. -n >s'. drill* are as Muli ,i, the lona nf
I enger tiairiw*-. Mineral Range and Hancock uni
t i*im*I |*a -"I, :er irani- , ,-n -Isling of onlv one ron.'-h ,
aa i a baggnge rar lake i's., a nd three poss.'ifni . nglnes
I" Inii lli'iii. The minc- arv * hut <|..ssn for lack of
fuel, and ih" -lamp mills f,,r lack of r*ock, Trainmen
ivlng their fm-, s badly fro/.cii. It ls more than
ti 'piaiTer nf a reniur) alnee there arti! so -nany ron
tincoiis blizzard* and such |..ss lemiprature.
tii-and Haven, Mich.. Feb. I?The al.nmer Bonn*
?ike, ..r Ihe Detroit, linind Haven and Milsinuke. line. |
. mi muled bs ("uptiiln .lames Martin, whli*1 making
arbor at o:30 o'cj ,k ye*terd-ii afternoon in u
I err! Me nor! ti a eui -ni-, burt ber stein-- pipe, wbleh
i.ui-.'i |,er io awing In lin- -e.na ,,f n?. j? t? *i*. ami
a I," Ul* nilli.:.!.. .: I I" -I,,, ci-nliiallv ssork-d In i
towiird Ibe bi'ili'li and -"Ul.-d nfl tbe Ik,'tom. Ti,,.
life-saving .ress-, commanded bv Captain Lvsight, went
!,, Hie r.Kcue a- s,?n rm i',--l!,|e, bm Hie lee form*.
-o i|tili-kl> around the bocl timi the ere* ot eighteen
m> ii Were a''l> lo milk a-lioi-c s,,.,n nfler she sun.!..
Iii,. Ko..,mk,' left Milwaukee ni ?: o'clock v--erilay
h. ? ruin" nnd l- haded villi l.iani t.i.** nf eastbound
sihe is owned by Thomson ,s M.min. of
Pori Huron, and tba onlv thing timi will sase
her from being a t. ul svr-.l ls f,,p ihe Ice io form
ii rou nd her and prey, ii! Hp. beav) --.is from l-ntik
lng her np
MERttV TTIIl'iNT- KN'J?'V GOOD SKATIXO.
The cid s, av. of Fi*)?ai rdgBl brought the uanal
,ii ? inf ii- foi ibe average mortal, but lt Hied tbe
lovers ol kalin:: with glee, f..r li permltt*. them to
resume ii,.ir Interrupt*, sport on pond and lake.
ll'.- rel ball denotlni -katini il Central I'.uk sraa
!,"i-i"l early In Ihe dav. and the predictions ,,f ii,,.
park olin.as h.at then- would be abating iMfore tbe
? i r ih*. ss. .k ssas v.-rilled, 'iii,, bli s ai Central
1'aik were crowded with skaters all Ihe afternoon and
far into Ihe night, B-StlBg was not Allowed ob tn,
mall lal..- ai Fifty mntli-si.. wbleh bi give, over -\
elusively lo women and eblMren. At th.- larger laka
at -ev. ms serond-at. Ike lee iva. in auperb cmdltlon,
in feel Ibe surface has not been helter thu rear
The iT-ss and rain had eaBsed a Ulm of water to
cover ap eracBfl and holen, and -rhea thc temperature
I era me .older a surface Ilk.- a "Blrror ssa- tbe res-alt.
The I.n the Harlem Mere was al*,. In exeelleni
; rendition.
null" Hie wind whistled throiiji thc "-rees, making
pd. -tri in- -his-"!'-, the (.Tile was n-,sl to gool
purpose by 14?ac "f iii" ni.itv throng on the larger
lake. The ichcBM ssas lir-t tried by a yoong woman,
and limn, .lintels copied by half the I" "ph" mi tha
Ice. Tin- ssii.d ssa*- Mossing from th.- north and thc
ynunii ss,iin.in nu ikimmlng along before Hm breese.
A illddell .'i-t ''less Int ihaw) os cr ber a,-ad, forming
ii miniature -; il The ssind filled it nut in tn Instant
Hlllj Un* young ss on an .shot lo the other end of lie
|a_e with iiiim. I Hie speed nf an bc va, lit. isoon
... ,>::,.ti ssU.T -liasvl- :. i. 1 men ssith oseicn's rigged
Into Impromptu -all- Were following her example.
ihc ink.- iii iTa.-pi, i Park, Brooklyn, wen also
thrown open t" ibe skaters ye*terday m'trnlug, and
a tiir"ii-' enjoy*. Ihe sport luring ihe dav and at
night. The lakes In Ihe parki ssiil be opeu lo-day ;
from boa n until -nndown.
I UK I1IVTTAN RBPt'BLIC AFI.'i.lT.
Port To'.sn-ctid. Wash., Feb.4.?^The*leamor Haytlan |
Republic, ss han ss,-nt ashore in ii .'il" and -noir siorin.
I- afloat tl.Is ninnlne.
" ' i
DEEP RSOft IN ll'A.-HIN'.'IiiV.
Beattie, Wash. Feb. I.?The wind Itr-gan Mawing
from tl"- south about noon yesterday, follows, by
rain. Itu von ell?ngel to til" north, ast. and at 4 i
.,". I... k a benvj suowfall l-egan. There i.. gs*as*t
dimi."T" noss of freshets pi Hie valley thiul ssUl do far
ircrc diniii.Ue lian the flo.*l Bf Uat fall. About
. Uirce feel uf sun** bus Bk*?if fallt-n. j
HAWAII'S ENVOYS RECEIVED.
SECRETARY FOSTER FINDS THEZB CBEDEM.
TIALS SATISFAI TOST.
XEGOTTATTOXI FOR anxkx mox IVTEaL NOW BB
lTMini)-\ ET.IT__P.XT Ol" Till". COX*
DITI0X8 EXPECTED nv IT.Iiiiv
0*1 Mi ri;u vv
[RY RUUtaUr. Tu Tin: TP.lltt st..]
W-rtilngtoii, Fob. (.-The lUwaiUu ea*sjus_B
stoners mad.* th-ir forma', Ball mi S.-r.-tarv F ster
Hus morning, a,n.l in tho aft -moori pail an'ther
brief visit to the State Department. 'I !,."? win
not preaented 6y tb- Seen t.ir.v of r*t.t->, bb bad
partially been, arran, al. to thu President. ?>n.
Tii'-silay ri,eV will bbb tli- Sr. retiitv a.,un. ant
tli.-y wit] thoa be i-seeta*. at the White lim:-**.
Mr. Feeler lias found their er<*<lctifi:il* a* <iiplo
matlc r-M r<>*entiitives nf the Hawaiian I'r .vl-io-at
Government complete In font, BBd ther*! i* now
no nbstaele lo an enrly opening of the Rr**pHka*
tiona fir the annexation ..f Hawaii which the
eo!!i't!is.i.in".s come instruct-.1 to r.-|!i"st. It ia
prohahle that the prelimlnatries of the ii.-, .ti .tioiB
svill be completed at the eonf'remf on T,i?-* lay,
an,I thal by Friihgr or Sutnr.Iny Best the l'l'ni
dent will be rend*; tn announee tln> rx:vt *o*h\**
tiotis of annexation pi*opa*a*pd hy the II iwallaE
'.'oi'Tiaf.t ami faioie.l by hf__st>ff ami Iii* a<l
i'i?<"?***, if li" decides to a*!; the ..pilli in ot <' m tt**M
before rommitttng this country i" a decisive -it<-p.
Bb far everything lia* hern flmooth "?'Unit fat
the proj.-et ,.f anni'Mitinn. Tit.- eo_imlflsjiunein
Ii.tv.s li,i | tbeir power* af*pi*OVed, and ?BTB been
ali! ? to demonstrate to this Govern?strnt that th -lr
piopo-.iU have the supp, rt of the most int'lli*
Rent and most powerful opinion bl the Hawaiian
l-l unis. The Cabinet her.' la Mronrly dlsp h>i to
Beeent tho Hawaiian offer, at h-art io the *'\t"n?
of ii nt k. i ti jr the -lands a Territory of the United)
statis to he 'j-oM-i'ied ini(|,r audi :a? ?*!iii*-11t*in?i
of th.- Territorial form of a/jniniBtration as may
tx- found n.iiry. Congresa lia- a-< yi't t.tk'*a
bo stepa toward leeordiBg it** opinion on anneaaaV
fi ti, bal 'he g nerti .Ititt of .**-iitini.'!it in both
brain h"*. i?* strongly toward bu; porting the p>l.oy
likely to be i louted by t!.,? A<l*nirii-tr:itnM.
The one point ol doubt In the whole pr" eel baa
ic"! the pupi ow.I intention oi the Qo-rt-rn-M-tB
of England pad i-sgrnany to protea! atainaB tho
annexation of tbe i-Dm.!? by tiie United Stnt_|
and io demand *-?<nra*- guarantees of Ind?nnifl-3_*
tion in rase ibis -untry Ri.ptefl tim Hawaiian
prop,.-il-. But BO pi otest hM been r*v'*iv<**l ai)
far Irom any foreign <oiveni'ii'tit, n H" is any pro?
test ot a aeriotiB character bow . vp. .-T...1. The
dii-r ground ol a pn.t.st rrom either EngUnd
.,r Uermany would he found In tho poa_ble dig.
lurbaace of Induatrlal conditiona in the Ilaw.iiai*
Irlanda ander Aim ri**.*?i Bamlult-tration. If tin
pu -..-nt ayatem "i Chlits****; ami Japaiwee t-ntml
lalmr on the aegar piantatlonB be abotiahed or
modified by tht* Goveimroent, tho BagUah ami
Herman planton in Hawaii might hnre mtvam bafla.
,,i, which to appeal to London and Berlin f"i 1:1
demniacation; and perhaiai both English and
Uermau intereata In the Wanda wouhl Mffeir.
la.t th.. English lntert**t In Hassan h.-* only
about one-Oitli tiie extant of the An-erieaa, aaa]
the Herman has bs- than one-fifth, bo that r.-la
Uveiv the I,** suffered by aubjectsi of England atul
Uermany andi* changed l-iidltio**-", U snob
i ' ,,, ,.* "-eur. would he Mull.
lt is likely, thot--1.ll'. tl.Tl whatever |T-.'t"0t
lu ,r_*ie rill be iBoderatc in tone and enajr ot
satiBfetlont ind il la already hinted th..t ??" *
both of the aovci_men- supposed ti "-stet m
,ni.v wonbi ia* gild to " *-i'? aa efficient eor*
,?...?.-. ,? .,:,. Blight .'lila, "emont of tefl"^
1 BUthorlty ;? 'i.e more ilisiant bUnda of thg
Pacific AU t!.K however, ht *UI a matter ol
diplomatic speculation. ._ .
The li.-t Interview t-etweeu S- oretan J*
W Foster and the HBwaliBn am.-xa
?? coninus-,.'"-^ ? held te lb" ??
malle parlflir ... ^ State D**-?t th* ? ?J
in- b,tw.s'? Pi and li o'clock, and laated boll
a? tour. There wore prerent Secretary FJJtof
.??! -oii'Tfor Pam ni--, rei r*-?*cnting tho United
Staten and Meaara. Thuraton, Mil bi, Caatlsj",
Marsden and Carter, the Hawaiian rommlailorerBi
MV. Kinney, of Salt Lnke HIT, who is present
with then, a, unofflebi" adviser, and Mr. Mott*
s-initb. the Hawaiian MlniBter, the letter maJ__i
the lnt**odueti4Hia.
Mr. TUuraton, tm helmlf ot ht* ?_?_4*i_toB pr*v
s,,,,.,i theil credentiah rrom Prealdi-nt Dole, of
the 1'r.ivi-ioiiiil io,\eini!ienf, am I BnBfl4*-_e_t*"d
fh.'iii willi a lui' t staten.-:.t of th.?eurw*4*sjg
on the islam!-, which were thai trpilxW of their
visit Secretary Foster n "ponde I In B few WOTdg
of welcome, atuting that the reaaon !>>r the rr- .
rand waa well known to the people of tin* tnitod
stat.-, lifter the exchange ol more aoeial Rtmrt*
? _._ in the eourao of whieh the Secretary' BX"
iie-s.-,i hi- rcL.r.-t that he wa-* urabi> io i*e*-sri"ng
them at bia own heuae, wbleh had been el?***"0d
in ?-\|'."tii*ioii oi his departure for Europe aexl
week, the uiterii.-'.v clotted with an eii-a.i'ii.cnt
!, in,at i.iiii at T o'clock at the .sum' plat***.
Th.* Hawaiian eomm_Blon**ra returned at once to
their hotel, where tb-*y <li!- inved the question of
miikinp .' atatement tu tl,.* people of th* United
"fat*, upon Ibe Mil..,at of their minion to thia
country Mr. Thuratofl waa tiaked whether tho
reception hy Secretary Foster had been i-ati*.
factory, ami li" replied that it hail I)>*en quitaj
?o. it tbe details, bowev<*T, he -_uld not flf-ea?t,
as he had beea requested by -Kietary l'i.-.tor.
pending negotlatbrni. to Bake no Btata3n***_t_
regurding th.-ir pr .-t" -
other memlarrs ,.t tiie commie-Ion unitcl with
Mr. I hm .ton in exp**-?sing much BatiMfaetion at
th.- m.inner ol their ivoeption. Mr. Caatie sud
he hail found Secretary .oater to be an e?C4~***tU
Ingl) affable genthmian, and he anticipated very
pl'visant reintlots l*?tweeu lum and the "oinnuja
M"!i'T> i'ii.::.' their st;i\ They bad been bbga
.haily ifc'iv.-'i by the repi-*cntative of tiie L'niled
Mate, tiiivernment, U" laid, and thia lieginning^
he believe i. augured a autiftlacto'-j eompleti?I
ol their tnieeion.
Ait.r the Interview Secretary Fostec *..i.| li**,
had notlii-- new tu communicate, and, awing to
the press ol other huBlnew, he was unable to
sis- newspaper men.
'iii- *"i,l interview between tbe Hawaiian
Annexation ('omini-?ioner* ami the Secretary of
State, hell at the State Department it 3 i,'i-\,xi-\c
I is utter noon, waa eve snorter than tl:.* e..n
I, remo of this morning ami qaite as un pro*
duetive in results, Tlu-re ssa* . informal
talk over the annexation propoaltlon, an-l thia
waa norteluded hy an agreement that Secretary
Foster should again meet the rommis-tioners orj
Tueaday morning next i'.r an egt*-??l**d i*onfei*eD**aa
'Ihe c..m.iiiss|.,"ers, svluh- they are Mying little)
ot tli.- aubjeel of the ultimate aecompiiahment of
their object, Intimate that they bel m_a_
eneoura:ei).
Il MAA THE HAWAIIAN FLAO.
ITflBhtagtlMI, Feb. I.-People sv..n?lere*1 to-iliiy at
Hie strati",* gag BoattBg nv. r W.rm'.ey's Hoiel. It
lia.1 a f.-relirn look ami tlor,- were mnnv Imiulrles aa
to ita ajgaliVanee. The nag ts iii- easaga ..f ibo
Klvs">: .ni of llasinll ami -= I_r,I'i.-<l ti... pte*n*net in th*
hotel of Ibe i'oniinls*loners tslecti. to meitlate the
amaexailofl of Hawaii to Ike t'nlteB rita lea. lt is a
Bag of red. whit*, and Mae a tr! pea, witia m r?_ ci-?aa
In tin- corner.
< AI TUN DAY Tn CONXAKD TIIF. It')*;T^)*r.
Wa sill,un on, l.-b. A.?Captain la-niaaiin F. Day
sailer! from san Francl.ro s.*i.r,l.iv fm Honolulu to
a-simi' coininm,! of the cr'iis-r BOBtOB in pTrsiianea
Of or?!ers I*.ned |,y Um Navr DepartaBasai on PlCim
ber "Ji. Ob Um aaa**) rt.is- bb aratar aaa Inroad do
tari,mi: captain ?;. r. nuts- tram tx,,- oammflaB of
Ihe Huston on the maortlag ..f captain Dav. ami d|.
reeling bim to return a*obbb Bad report bis antral,
MilNt.IN.i IT' THK OLD TUF.ATY.
IV:,.'In-ton. Keb. t.--.|iat.vr Mor-in tod.iv 1ntl"7J?
taestf a resolution, which was upie.sl to. re<|iiestln_-tba
1%-esUl.nt tu -.-nd to tin- Miiiite de draft af He- aiuie-x.
ulon treaty rn r"oiiat"i In IcOl, but hot cumpUt-d,

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