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HARMONY IN FRANCK.
DEPUTIES AGREE IV) THL MINISTRY'S TKO
Tt ISA I.S.
THE I.1QIDI*. TiX SEPARATED I RON THE BUDGET
by a von: OB BS. To Hij-nii; B0CR8B
TAX ALSO VOTED.
Part*, April SB.* In tho Chamber of Depettaa to?
day M. I'lytri.l, Mlalster ol l'lnnm.-. .tated lhal lha
Government wouM make Ihe -puntinn ol ti,.- Nquor
tax fix.tn Hie l.i:di_.*t B Question "f (emt:.I. me.
After Behallag thc question Ike Chamber, hy a
vote of ;i:i7 ie. 133, de*Med to separate lao Bquor
tax fn.ui IBB badgvt.
Tin* Cliuinl.fr ni inputl.- paused Hie Rourse lix
Wll l<>-dnv l.y a VOt* "I 417 I I 7*.
Tim Seii.-.n* >adopted loduy the budget .?.** voted l.y
thc Dupiith s.
These iw-o Totia of Iho eYaueh Chandler show
that tlirn- i- bo mteaBs1(init*indtag between Ihe Dep?
uties and Hu- Mint-ten in i-.__.nl iee Hw tola lo be per
formed l.y Ike lath r. M. Dupuy** Cabinet U cont-ldered
and admitted tn lr- n tiu-iu.*? Mii;i-iry; a ?? Ciibin.-t
d'affaires,- ?rba a nl-taoa l.s lolel rarely poUUeal quea
Uons sever-iv atone, uni! la BtteaB only ta practical
business (iii(-*itioii? which tatoreat the cuuriiry- The
li.O.t Importun. elf these i- tin* prompt votllig Of the
belated IjIKlp-ts nf Ire'.', mid I SOB.
The Rltiol Cabinet lost ninny jir.-i lou, linurs In
politicni aajaahhtaa, aad Ihe chamber Bctaed upon the
Brat pi-et.'.xt t. overthrow it. Tin- heel evMeoce
Huh lt was only a pretext wMeh mis aaaigbt for I
thut tbe Deputle- luive univ vnrcd What they refused
to M. Ribot, the -s-piiliitiuii nf Un- lii-uni- l.-ix fr iii
tho budget. That mis ree-nlr. d nL-.ii hy Um .-.-nut'-:
and tho two (Jimmi.-rs wll] now, lt is Mpoi. pull
together In accord toward Hie ti nu I roting of the tim
budgets.
The cont-tiiutliennl exlsteaee nf flu- LegUlatnre
will (*Ttd la August, und new -alfcllOBi must take place
In the full ut tin- latest. it muiid be Bauferoua not
IO bUlo the liliu tues nf tin- c.iiuiiry tl .-ri n i t ?* 1 v Bet
tied beie.re tin- opening of tha electoral rampalga; anB
lt is to ucceieriit.r tin- voting at the kadgtl that thc
liquor Uix hus invii BOPBMteB fruin lt.
Then- is i.iso another rmotlve. iimt tax 1* a hara
lng question. Ila unit ii poiBtl !?__? Io Hie fabrication
ol alt-olio], and it ls Balled lu Krai.cc (lie uticstlim ol
Hie '? bnullleurs de rem." nr lii'iii" baller* i.r distil?
lers. 'Hie vintage pinpi, tors enji.v, uiuk-r .some
regulattans, the pru liege ot Blahing alcohol from their
4)1111 crop-; and nny change retauvo lo Hint prl vii-ge
would greatly laflUODCe Um efertoral cte- iu tim
wine districts, lt 1* probable, thei-efo-e, thut In order
not io add io Un- excitement formerly created hy Un*
1 anama stands li tii<u liiiuoi* tux question xx iii nut t..
raised by the feghuatora after the voting nt tim
budge.-., 'but wll] lm nUmioa to n main a.s lt now
stands.
MEANT TO MURHEK MR. GLADSTONE.
XOW>*SEND AUJBOBB TO II XVI*. MIX IN WAIT
at Tin; pnF.Mir.u's BOMB.
London, April _.-*.-?* The Pull Mull (iazettt ** states
that on the day the Utah Hon..* Rule Mll was passed
to a aecond reading, William IBwbbm... the man un?
der arrest on the ik minni charge of lui vm- lirott a
revolver unlnxvfully in B public place-, hui really on
Suspicion of having intend-d to us-n-*liiate Mr. Ulad
atone, lay In xviii! for Mr. (.lad-toiie's departure from
his home xiiih the juirpo-c ut .murdering tho Premier.
Townsend mts armed with a loaded revolver, and aaa
deliberately prepared to .shout Mr. Qla-BstMM os soon
as ho came within roath. When Mr. Gladstone cam
out of his house and the would-be assassin -mv him,
his purpose weakened, for thi reason that Um vener?
able appearance of the Trimler reminded T0B.BB.BB
of his own father's appearance on his deathbed. The
pistol slipped from his Bogers mid he rushed into the
park, sank <>n n bench and hurst Imo tears.
lt ls assoiHHl tlmt Townsend made bela way Into
the centrul hall of the He.u?? ol Ct mmoiis OB thu
same night and vigorously denounced the Home Rule
MU.
The police have truced Towns-nd from Sheffield
to this cltv. Ho arri v-M here nt. 5;*_i> o'cloek on
.Saturday, uni (here-fore it mis n.*t possible for him
to attend ethe t nloni-t meeting ai Albert Hall, where
he at firs! xv*s rm pooped to have heou Incited to his
determination to sill Mr. Gladstone.
Townsend's father ls alive, and (Ines not hear the
slightest resemblance tn Mr. (Hud-tone.
Tb* family history of TaWnaesB Indicates that he
ls not mentally sound.
BISMARCK ANI) ANTI SEMITISM.
BELIEF THAT MIXTl'RE OF THE RACKS WILL
Pl NA I.LI Sl.TTLE THE QUE.Tl ON.
Berlin, April 2^.?Herr Hardin, a Journalist, of this
city, has had an Interview al Fited! kihrwah x*Hh
Prince Bismarck on the subject of Anti -Semitism,
which ts at present playing an Important part In the
political affairs of the Empire. Prince Bismarck ex?
pressed himself freely, and left little donut as lo
bia position on the question, in substance, lillico
Bismarck said:
"I was never a friend of the .lews, owing lo my
"education. 1 was lu IM" tim adversary of Jewish
emancipation, which 1 subsequently favored in IBBB,
because ihe lale Baron Blcichroeder appniialed my
national projects. The reappearance of Autl Be Britts Bl
aller an epoch of specnlatloii ls natural, l?-caiis.- the
deceived people confound capitalism xvith Judan-in(
In ISfO Ihe anti capitalist mov-meut could have been
moderntod only by the safety-valve of nntl-.lewlsm.
Tbe Ahlwardl ern will result In politics xvltu no lin
porlnnt or lusting con-etiuences."
Prln.e Bismarck added that the adoption of Dpul
means against ihe Hebrews would be Melesa, and ex?
pressed the opinion thal ihe Intermingling of the He?
brew and Gentile races would gradually bring ulxuit
a *eitlemenl of Hie vexatious question. The lone of the
Interview was uiodt-ruic throughout.
TROUBLE IN* SANTIAGO DE (TBA.
TUE PROVINCE IN A STATE OF SIEGE-BANDIT.
SURRENDER.
Havana, April 2 H.?-TM province of Sn nt In go de
Cuba has been declared In a Btate of sleg'.
A telegrum from Ilolguln, province Bf Santiago,
announces that ive of Uta be.ndits concerned tn the
recent robberies In that district have biirrendend
themselves.
Madrid, April 2S.?" El Correo," newspaper organ
of the Government, BtatBS that armed bands hav
sppesred In Hie Interior of tiltia, and have thrown
the Inhabitants Into a panic.
"El ("orreo* adds these details concerning the
dlaturieHi.ee:
"Elgbtv armed men appeared at Ins Tnnns nnd
twenty ai llolguln. They pillaged houaee and ahnaed
Citizens, (.rent unenslne-s prevails throughout the
eastern dlstrlcls. which alivu.vs sufT.-r most from
revolutionists and bandits. The uprising ls supp..* ed
to be th" work of Cuban exiles In the Cnlted
state*. lhere is bettered io be no cause for general
alarm on the island, ns the Spanish troops art- fully
able to copo with the Insurrection.
TROUBLES OF AUSTRALIAN HANKS.
6**_-*TE"N\SION OF TIIE STINIiAr.l'-rj.iVr.I'.NMKNT
TO CONTROL BAYIXOS B1XKS.
Melbourne. April 2**.? The stoddard Danit of
Auitriillii has suspend.*! pending Hie rec listructlon
of the Institution. The ant hort BBB capital of the
hank ls ?1.000,000, nnd tho isai-m fund and un?
divided profits amount to ?125,000. The Standard
Rank Vs* hud a high reputation, and has numerous
branches. The subscribed capital of the bank xv_s
?507.555, of which ?_2.VJ.57r. was paid In. Its iron
hies were caused by the withdrawal of d.-puslts.
The Government of Victoria has announced Its
decision lo amalgamate all savings banks now con
ducie-** Independently of tho Government with the
Bostoffice savings banks, the Govern ment of the col?
ony to h?ve full control and to guarantee depo.it *.
OCEAN PENNY POSTAGK IMPRACTICABLE.
London, April lt, OWUM IV. E. Loder, Conservative
member for Brighton, made a motion In Ibo House of
Commons to-day for ocean penny postage. He Bpafea
at length la favor of reducing to on.- -penny tba p?.stnl
tariff tar letters passing from one Brltl-h colony to
another, and between any Hriil?i colony nnd the
mother country. Arnold Moil.-y, the Postmaster
Oeneral, Mt. Gladstone and Slr William Harcourt, the
Chancallor of the Excheo,uer. es-fsoaaed th'-tr approval
at tho prtnclpl* of Hie nioiion. i*n matatatned that
Basnet.-] oonstderatlon* mud.- u,,. change Impossible
ta present. The motion wa* withdmr. n.
AHLWARDT-S CIMRCKS I Np;:uVKI).
Berlin, April 83.?Ablw.-ii.lt. the notorious Anti
M_ltlo member of the MebutaB rn tim received
another Mow from tbe I|ous?. The sub-committee
gt tba Belebstag, appointed to examine ihe docu
Ita BBUButted by Ahlwardt In support of bis
Ot corrupllon against present and former
I el tbe Govern ment, submit led Ita report
_-_JB_ Tho committee Ands that theie ts nothing
ta the documents to prove the grave cbarrrs made
lt Ahlwardt.
?
A B-UtQUBT FOR MINISTER GRAY.
Cilia tt Mtx-oo. April BB.-Arrangements are being
ta giro a banquet ta intt.-d states Minister
e? bta arrival hore. ile ls expected about
ai.
tal wooaa ot Aka American colony pro
4 bBitamital bbM walch a__ afc*-, ta Mrs.
ts
The Great Success
of that new -social centre of fashion,
tbe "SHERMAN -SQUARE HOTEL,"
was largely -lu*' to its exquisite fur?
nishing by GEO. C. FLINT co., but
Flint (Sc Co. cnn fnrnish with neat?
ness, beanty anti economy whenever a
hotel trishes to give nice rooms at very
moderate rates. The new "JEFFER?
SON," 104-110 .East 15th St., josi com?
pleted by Mr. Chatfield (of Pequot,
New London, fame), is so favorably
fixed in all particulars as to cause
quite a rush for rooms, and doubtless
will be filled iu a week. Flint -X: Co.
lately received from Europe the Tapes?
tries they designed for thc " NEW
NETHERLANDS," iv hi eh, iv hen
opened, will be the finest hotel in thc
world.
itvap. irita of retiring Cnlted states Minister Bran,
uti tile imii lust.
COLOBBL liri.llE**"ii.il.l.r.'rr LOSBS HIS mit.
London, April -j-.-t nl.-n.-l llugln** Millett lins 1*-i
bi* .suit, for du mag.'* -,?? ni,, i against John Passmore
Edward*; "The Weekly Tim.*'' ami "Tlie Echo."
The Jun in the rase to-day returned a rerdlct lor
Hie de?.>ln!:ilits.
The ail"-u"d 1 li>? -l ronslsled ot ? rrtatempnl Ihat Slr
Clllirles Dilke xv. mid b" "Ile flttCsl I ee||.*i!*--i|.* e.f Colonel
Hu:-!;.-Hallett iii I'aillatii. ii', ani thal "Sodom anil
Gomorrah mmld le" tlr-tr proper consitliiencli**."* Tier'
alln*lieii waa te. a iranda] In whicli CoKmel Hughe*
Hallett HUS llll'llflt mellie- nut-* IIS... ull'-ll ll.- WS
t ineiiileer of I'm li inieiit fe.r l:>.. li.---i.-r, ai.l Which l'-d
io lils withdrawal from political Uta.
EU, lioilF.MIAN VU-LAOEBfl BURXRD T'? DEATH.
Prague, April 2-.-.1 large portion of tie- iowa or
Krentzi.erg. a pia. e >.f aiu.ut 1,500 Inhabitants, near
lientM-lil. iini, Bohemia, lias peen destn yd l.y Brr,
Tin- contingiiitloii swept arra** 160 linus's, --ix
persons perished in tin* Baaxea, ninny ol hen were
Injtir.-d, and al...ul .*>oo bare I .--t. their homos.
-_?
EIGHT THOl'SANTl IVOKKMI-.N ON* STKIKK.
Paris, April 2B.?Klghl thousand men employ..!
In Hie Loire Navy Yard struck ut Nantes to thy mil
marched shouting and singing thrungli Hu- street .
Trontile i-5 aPprebendcB a.nd tke ttOOfl have been
confined in lue barrachs.
QfKF.N VICTORIA BACK AT IV I ND* on.
Linden. April '.'?'.?Queen Victoria, xvho lins pnnscd
fcyoral week* In Florence, arrived ni'li bar -'Atc xl
windsor Castle to Bay.
TO SirTTI.K THE 1TI.M II SHORE 1)1-Il IR.
f-t. Johna's N. Y., .Ipili SS.?The British Govi rnment
has agreed to neri.-pt the proposal of rhe Newfoundland
Legl-latnre for the s.tlle nu nt of tin- French .*.iv
gaeaftan. The Gladstone Government viii ik-'
relnteodaee Ihe obnoxtana Coerdoa t-ni in th" imperial
Part la Bient, tait reojoeal ti:.* Newfoundland Legists
ture to continue (be temporary net e.r i-.ei ir di**
purpoae of giiitt'* time* feer the completion ..r aegotls
Hons fur a permanent .neasare tatt-tfartory t.i both
countries. This ie-uit is atlrlbatable io tin* nc;i..n
of the (ippi.-itioii party in the Newfoundland l.< _.*!:i
mr.*, niiu have fought tin* Blatter fur Un*.*.- years.
PIERCF. -_-rT01.il AT PS IN' K EDWARDO BBLAICD.
llallfax, N. s., April ?_'.-.--A terrille i-t.,rm swept
over Prince Edward's Island on W.-oti.-*-ai y. The
-clio, uer Anna Bell l*- a wreck Bl Mai.go._Bsh, and tbe
lasing I'aini ls n. in.pr ,.t cariboo. The wtad Mew
forty miles an lioni, and lt nus bltt.-rly cold, with
heavy kiiow mid hall. A larg.- Bamber of lotti r
mm vere blown out to sea and undoubtedly perished.
Pow bouts and tlu-lr crews were btawn out t., iee
from Chaos Cove, uml .--Ix boats nn.i InHr STOWS
fn.m Black Point, Four men were ptehed tip by a
tug off Foint Mas. Two nu ti narneeii Howat! arid
Johnston, of Cnnead, arere Mown og la their little
gooks Bh'"ll, and had a Barro* ?? .upi* from drowning,
They men rescued, attar terrible suffering (rom .*.x
posure, in au unconscious condition.
__-. _.- ?
REPORTS CI* A Ri brJIAN i PKI81KG DEXIKD.
Ixmdoii. April 80.*?The si. Peter-burg correspond
ent of "The Itally Telegraph*- ssys that tko rectal
reports of a peasant uprising In Southern Rassla
nml the Bonoiquint stopping "f it." Czar's train sre
tiiif.jiimletl. I'lii. train nu- belted for a few
minute* MM Charkoff, be sojs, to replace ri rall
wlilch hud I.ii torn from Ihe track. Otherwise
the dar's journey was neel interrupted.
TBE STANDARD OIL'S LAST RIVAL GOS!'.
RETORTED AP so urn ON OP THE MAXI! ATTAR CO.
WITH FBOPERR WORTH ttir.imo cfio.
I-lndlsy, chlo, April Q-i (Hpeetal).- It cuni! lo Hgbt
ta-Bay thut tlio Btandard OB Company bas secured
entire Control of Its chief existing rival, tIn- Man
liattan on Company, and Ihe inlier kai become
entirely BMrged. The Manhattan ita* been f..r (our
yean the chief, probably the only, rival of the
standard l'i Ike ohio tel.I. Tli.- company wai or
ganUtil ,l>>* Ihe Mun'- New-York mtlltanalre who
?oM tho Lima (ii Qowpany oul t.< the monopoly, wttk
a capital "-I."]-, e.r gsijOoo.000, .uni within Ihe last
-.ix mouth-, has Be4_nlred properties worth Pl.000,000,
Tin- Mantattaa fer. >-?i rh.- standard to raise Ihe price
of ohio mi from 15 cents per barrel to 4- cents by
paying an advanc- of _ tani . Il built Immense it
fineries ut Townsend, wether and other i?.int-.
throughout tills State, and mad.- Itself a Battgerout
rival. To du tUs lt baa Bunk millions, and lt died,
ft hard death.
During Hie last yar Ike Manhattan Ims Slade
Beaty contract* tii supply Oil, and upon learning Hil-.
Hie Standrtrd began buying oil nt advanced pipes to
sqaease them out. The pii.ee ros,., and iii.- Mun
-battas ls want la bairn lost mHUohs on 11* Jaauary
1 oiiiruii-. li reaebed li- limit of opposition snd
resource, nml guv* np. This l* the targes! oil Baal
ever made lu the .Mute, ggQ looks bad le.r Ibe PTO
(lucr-, hs oil xxiii drop to a low BgUre nnii --? all
indications (all. Tbe property transferred bj ibe
deal ls valued at gIS.OOO,(X>0.
KNOWLEDGE
lirinj-B comfort and Improvement an'l tends fta
personal enjoymeut when lightly used. Tlie
many, who live better limn olln-n,, an(| enjoy
life more, willi lose. <*\ po nd it ure, by more promptly
adapting tin* world'a beat produeta io tte Mada
of physical being, will attest th.- value to health
of ii*- pine iit|iiid laxative prineiplea embraced la
the remedy, Syrup of Ilga
Its excellence is due to its presenting in tte
form ruoxt MOrptsbld and pleaaaat ro tin* tu-'e
the refre*_iing and truly Inncliciiil proptrttai of
a perfect laxative: eteetaally tito Ming Un 1 B<
toni. ttpBUlag colds, h"iidachi*s and lovers, ani
p.*r_uanently curing OBMllpaUon. It lu* given
sutisfaclion to millions and met wiih thc ap?
proval of thc medical prol.s-.ion liecause lt a.t*.
<n tho Kldnejns, I.lx-er and liowels without weak?
ening them, and it i? perfectly free from every
objeotlonablo substance.
Syrup of Kiga ls for anio by all druggist, in
50a and fl bottle*, but it ta manufactured hy?
the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name
is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup
of Fifa, and teing well iaformed, yon will nat
aooept any substitute if offered.
FLUSHED WITH SUCCESS.
STRIKING WAITER! SWELL THEIB i:\SKS.
WAR I.i.i Lim.:) ox* DELMONIC I HEB THE ROTE
BRL'KBWICE-COXCEB IONS ELSEWHERE.
The novelty ol "bring <.n strike Las se. completely
csplared ibe waller. Ihat Ita*! inn* extended their
??;", Hom, lot- several v.-,-'*- the walten -'.w Ibelr
keads iieitimi-ii wh-n mme enthnatsatle walt>er toM
them ihai a ?.-.;,. ol t ?? wallen lr. Del_BontCO*s v. i
t- ','-. All Ihose doubta were removed oa TbaisstaT
evening, wi all ox-apt aban) hall a itasca ta Ibe
wallers in Ibo r-t meir struck. Yesterday tM mn
ci.ucl.l.d iii iinv over tiu- -tui. -* "f ti.is Birth'. -fh***
men made happy l-.t'-r hv the anneurrement or
genenU iirlke in ihe li'"' J" Lmgerot, al Eighteenth
**;. and Fifth-ave., ind in the Hotel Brunswick.
Trouble j;i ... i -; . ?!?;* was n-ported, bal Ihe
strikes ii Hm- L-tgrrol and BrnMubk were t-r the
great-*-"*) Importance, lu tii- Logerol Ibe greatest
Inecmrenler-ee vu- caused by Hrs* strike, which ???'
cnrred -:??-nt noon. Ibe strike in the BruMWtek
; . -. I 'ul l? Il-Ye- 7 OVlOCk IH.I ol.-I ill". Wll'tl Ita*
'iu_-.e dining-room was full e>t gutrsts.
The si-rlotl-ll,-- Of tile- ejjcllOU eef tlie Ileete'l Mill'
cr.' Ailinn. ? na- appreciated yesteitta) in .rilli.-*.
, ii,-r ih ? hull which aas giv n In Madison *-.uar
Harden in honor nf tte naval ofltaera. After Ihe
ball hundreds ru ked over lo Olmo leo's. Moro
tba eTdlnattai.iM be explained lo tkem Ikey had
Oiled ihe restanrant. Mr. Delmonico explained lo
ih,.,:, t at lil* walters were on strike, BBd that,
much t.. i.i- regret, li would be Imposs-M* t" scree
t lt, in. The crowd departed greal IJ dl'an*pottted.
The service was Untiled nil .in iu l?.-l.nico's. The
walten In Ibe ..if" BIB Bot itrtke altk Ihe others,
u-t:ti*e chief griev.uiii- was agnlnsl the second head
walter. The walten rn Ihe rafe have beta employed
the:." many yeats. They know all Ito regular pat rom
of Ike |.l:ue; ikey profll well Hi. r.-i.y, and arr well
satisfied nilli th-lr condition. In Ihe greal restaor
ant. yesterday inornrog, and during all Ite day, lhere
were Buny disappointed men and women. There
ii,Te only about ten wallen lo serve them. Conse
qnt mh lhere men delays In getting meals, aM IM
u mil large Bnmher of gueeta ? nii'l Ml be -.ried.
Mr, Delmonico la Bnb In ats refuaal io grant IM
demands af il"- wailer-.
?I .rm Bil theta places eaaRy,a h.- said yeaterday.
"The t'r-t re'iiiiretii'iii In s nailer I- lae uillity In
upeah *--ie-r.il tanguagea. I BM IM Bwlss atnl Al
Rattans ran speak two or ttn-.-.- or four tonging ?
I -hill gel nome of tl. fellows, aM with laro-weebs1
training they -xxiii tggke rxeellent walt-r-. 1 shall
n.-x-.-r employ any of IM men who -irul; lit
night. I have found i noogh -en ot araltrr i.> servi
mv gu.-st-, nf course ?'? iiai'-*,nt a-, many walter
BS we had tatara |M -lill*'*, l-nt In a tiny or lW(
everything will be muring smoothly as Mfore."
TM restanrant of the Hotel Di I. ?_* r.*t was tall
of guesta si 11:30 o'clock yi-slerttay tm.ruing, when
ti.- siriii.- ...I urre-.i there. < "n Thursday night Ih
walt.rs went ta Mr. Morton, Hi* munni.*, r. i.!..l Bl
Banded an tacrrese In Iheir wages. Tivy wanted
ff'.-ft a nieetitii. Their demand was granted. Flashed
with such?--, an.I Imp .led by fl sense of power, tlier
iv.nt io Mr. M eriB.n yesterday Bwrnlng anel t..|.l him
Ihat th.ry iimi changed tin ir mimi-. They had tboagl ?
Ihe whole Ihlng ??v.-r; bM "slept on lt," and M*a
they wanted to tatami their former Bemand. Tax
lout Mr. Morton Ital Ita | Md come lo ll.mclusion
Ital |Q0 fl month was not enough for them. Bo tl i
inid iiin ihat they i-"i .I-'i't-.i i" aah Wm lor BBS
a Bl nth. ?
"Why!" ex. iniiii.. i Mr. Morton, "tari Bight yon
wanted BOO s month, i--u got that, and now you
come beere a f.-w i.ra latei sM want PS a montfl
m..t-e*. i suppose if i should agree mw lo a}*ri fan
fHH a month inn would i.-ura sgsln (""-morrow sM
ij. rm. n.i .fit).** Mr. Morton refused to give tko men
whit they asked for. Twt ilj r.-ir of Ihem Kirn- k
.--?,I V ? ' ? te, UlC A 11' 11'1 - ? ? I|l . 1.1" 111.1 !*' ?* l , ||l "!- I ' I! I Til
iny Center, al rwenti Bfth*st. sM (Bath ave. i
few walters refused lo strike, tat tbe hotel ?
badly crippled ail Bay. The -pnprtetor l- Richard
de I.,ger..*, the Marquis de ' r..l*n . Winn -.e.n ten
t.-relav .ifieiiioB.ti li i.j,,.rt?t- be wai In thi MMsome
dlnbig-room o| bli Mtel, -nlng amps ter mme ol
hi- guests, ile wai sngry at rv- Btftaa <>t Ul wah
er-, ami -.-.lil thal be pro].*i lo nerve his guests
him-elf. If io-, .un. nm || wm Beeestar. t. turn
away Dearly -i."i*o persons from tbs hotel, An
amicable settlemeni aras made later la lha day wltb
th.. Jlot.-i Watten1 Alliance. TM u-ltan arba struck
yeaterday morning alli sot be re-employed.
Tii.r Irenes that oct imd on 'i mi Baj rvenlng ?<
tv- etiiiiii.-r boar In Delmonico*! wen npealtri al
the tMiuir ta.ur la-' evening In IM well-hhowB r-s
lauran! of tM Hotel BntMwleb. Al Tile. ,,, i, ;,
iwi-nt] f" ir walters <i''it u,,r.,. Almost even s.-a*.
In t.."* reetauranl wi.ipled. Tha strtte wss
ordered arltMut s momeni'i warning. lt caused
? ?!, Iderabl.nfaatau. Soflte of IM gu.*-*- left i -
.'? lauran!. Olhen wer.nteuled t., wall s .1 be
-??tie-l. aller I -Jang delay, b] tba tl.r,- Baller*:
.ii.I ii.,t nitta. AU- -eel. ..' Ibe ulrike a i ?,,:?! t., i
Tribune i*-p trier i ;? the leMer of Ihe at-rlta, a- i .1
loWl :
"Al ball pj i ?? o'clock Mr. Gottctaud, IM maa
iig.*r ol i ,- lunn- ,i i, ;,, e..rue* lo iii'* ur.il .-.ill:
*? '.Bill-He. ai*e Vee I prfllfl te, .trike 1' WOUM X OH
strike ll the other, dla *
"?Yes, -lr.' I saM, I ien yon ran gee.- Mr. Gotl
rliand *.ll. I loki him tu.ii l would gu if li- wanted
me to. At len minuit-, pi-t 7 ..*? 1 -? ? .? I e -Uti i4.i
glVi-ll Hie tdgn for a llrike. Aud .ill Hie bofn
Walked nut except a Vu ..Iel Mys, IMI you rall
1 ii in- ..f Iii- hotel, iv. I. ive I,- ii tv p . long.
Aboul tue-tv or twent) in- "f us galt. 'I ?? dlnlns
room wu- lull of people when we left. Mr. Kwell.
Ibi proprietor of ihe WI Maur Hotel, In Mont na I.
wi Just aboul io lake a Due dinner that hs*t been
prepared f'.r Lim.*1
limit wen i..ur demands?" wss saked.
?? We wanted fUO a mool i. We li id ot ly I" ? n
getting -J. a me.nth. We gol only QM ii m.min
nulli April I. Hu.,- thal Htii" we have I.?n gelling
if--', a month, lie' e,..lV,. mked for KOO mi'
Again al ii o'clock l.? in-lit a<" BaMd Mr. I ...H. Vim!
i-r -in ,i in.ur'.,. *|: you Bani tee go, go.' Iii said.
Lut we I hough I ii-- v...ui'i ii..! itrtke Ihen, beeaase
then wen not many people in ibe restaurant."
When Mr. Gold baud wa.n he .aid :
???se.lll- IBU.* - ri !>1 lo III-- that til- Ililli- I. Ul*!'-- gOlng
to Mt rll..-. I aeiil il.ci ii Iii Hi- I* Isurnni un.I ala
lei tiler ivnllB i -I-..T . i.,i ar-' Ir-utlii.- me m.,inly
If you leave me now.' I will nol mike am . ..n
rei lui -b, Un m. The guest* w-re willltu* t.. serve
theiii-i-l". e-. niul forego Heir t ti?-ii tr<* |>..rtl? m. etc.
I cnn -easily lill ihe v.i. .m. I? caused bj Hie striM.
None, ol Hie men wbo 'm. k lo-nlghl will .-ver I.
employ ri here egaln. Then" aras some Inconvenience
bul ll- r.BBBiu Mullel-, the- ,e..,f,. Maller- ;i!id Ita' few
uuiier* abo remained in Ibi restaurant helped ti?
ti, imii ti,tong!, all right."
fggkl i unity girt* in ibe GnM 11 ? .i ?-! struck
1. lords; in * rni?.iiin with the wattan, who -inn li
llie-|e- on llltll-il v night. The Cllfe* a lui restaurant
wen prac!le silt 11" "i ii) day,
'Hu- toltawti'g I,,,t?l* BMde ronc.-.tloiw to Ibe
walter i ? iiifii.v : rhe iSriMvenor, Fifth tvontii',
san Remo, Net.ida, Langham and Ht. lien!.. A .*-?tI?t.
of aboul au ii-.;it*- duntton preceded the gniming
.f the Increase si Ike Grosvi-ror, Mon Dimble l
expected lo-day In several uptown tanlly he.iel..
SILE AT THE 1,' I.V #7.17 7.(1' ATHLETIC (EC lt
Th- nu, non nata of ite properly of the Manhattan
Athletic ? lui. h.. ce-inliiifil nt Ihe home ,,f tn,. , lui,.
Muill-i.t. live, iitf.1 Port) Bfth-BBL, xf'--'J -r.l.-iv. 'IU
?ales mule uren ..f lurnttnn nnd bltcten ntenslta.
I.ir j.r-ieta mr.. reaBsed. JM iola aili M -ontlntKd
till morning al IO o'cloek. At 3 o'clock ta tM ifter
boor ih- Lout- at ita club bootbonse, ob Hi" Harlem
River, will I..* .-ole!.
rJTBXf ITALI AMS MILLAH IR A SHIVER.
Oleao, N. Y., April -*?- Albright .*. Blmpaoe's m. r
nt in..ni nu* Lawrence si . caved in nt 9:10 thia
morning, burying live Italians. Two ol them w-re
reacned and lhre? Ulled.
-t /;/(; ooh Fine him: TO stov WOES.
nevetand, April ?-'->. A dispatch tana Desiemer,
Mich., says: "-Orders hue bew recriveB bera t i ibal
d-.Mii ile- i ..Il..v nilli-. TM Colby I- .f id,. 1,,-,-t
li-i'ii min.* in Hie t.eegehie range. Ko neaM I*, riven
lor tbe Briton. One iMasaM uta will lie thrown
bill ol woriu"
t AM,I DAT ES FOR HARVARD OV ERSE IRS.
Boston, April 2- i-p. .inl.. Candidates for the in
vacaiui.e- on iher Board ..I nv.-r ee r- ..r Harvard lol
leg* hav;- been chosen. TM men whose terms expire
i.i?? Me-sn, Arthur r. Lyman, Moses Williams, PranclN
c. Lowen, Samuel Hoar aM Roberi s. Peabody, nml
of these all I,ul '.tr-. Lowell .ir- .-ll.-il.l.* for re .?],., tl ,ii.
11 "e.*.. I' lll< ll I,.| fOf ill*- ( Olll!l|e|l. <-nil*l|t DllV
Hebel ar- as fe.Hov-: Robert M. Hone, of boston;
.lune- a Kunnin, ol Spring-eld, liraawaideai af the
Conon and /litany RallraM . .1 r. HMson, ni Boston
pn ld. in .f ih- ii, i: TrieptoM Can snj . >CMrtas v.
Bowdttrb, ot Boston; Kdwta P, Heaves*, al Boaton,
Baperintendml ol bchoolsi Dr. leann R, Chadwlcb, of
l'.o-*..n. Ubrartaa ol iii. Medical Li:, ur, Asaoetallon;
K.tiiani H. ie,.ie., ot Boaton, H.iniiii w. Cbaptn.
nt Hom. un ini.-r-i -f in- Board ol [Muon
Commlastom-fa; tu n,v Uharies f. Data, Bf
l.o-toe . Aaguatas ??. Bultoch, ..i Worvrater, lairfdial
..f Hie Btate Matanl Ute a- unm., Company; william
F. Wtarian, at Boston; D(. WUMam Margi* in,-,.i,,
of h.,-h...; KnttaaM Item, ri boston; wiUtam
/??n"i.m'I; '?? (il,"M;';,: Erntt Wtltam a. linne...!.
<amt.rl.lge, fir. .,?,,? rfom.,, Jr of ,??ton.
IIUHhii. a Oaaton, ol Hoeion, and the Rev. Ooargfl A
Oordon, of Huston, pMBflg of the ?ld South Church.
? m
Natural route acron tba oonttwmt "America'!
Gwatest lUl_road,'f _o No*W.YorkCenU_L ,1
All desire foe liquor tennanent ly removed.
The Empire Institute. 146 West
4-d St., New Vork. offers an im?
proved 'scientific treatment for the
cure of liquor, morphine, cocaine
and tobacco diseases.
Each ease treated individually by physi?
cians of high standing, with regard ts the
physical peculiarities of the patient.
Not a single failure or unfavorable
physical result has occurred. Xo
detention from business is necessary.
Call and witness treatment. Highest
references.
IJIHICT.IKS: JAMBS lt. PITCHER, A. D. CHARD
i.r.n pail wilso:*, ? ? ?? oog?, h. cocbt
LAND? DAW.
RAI LUG AF INTERESTS.
ANOTHER Ct'T BV THE RIO QRAXDE.
Tin; 11 Hi- S BOOB TO MEET IT AND ALSO Tu
r.\ ; KR Til- ' OLOBADO 1100 I'
Chicago, April Ita.-The Beaver and Rta Grande
gnxe "? t.i , ??' tot rales another cat to-Bay, and
:,- anuoUBci-d the h.towing round irrtp rates: Denver
i.e i hlcago, rTt". Denver lo bl. l/.'.ti-. -gOS; Denver tee
lindi's i.i: Ibe M-SeOUri River Beal nf Bl. Louis, X'il).
ii. mn were a surprise ta railroad men, tm
nothing iini i" ?'! Bona try them ta meet Ihe cut from
tym ia p(_ made bj Ihe Rio Grande several dayl
ago. The Ben reductloB trill be good our the Roch
Island .-uni Ibe Burlington, Ibe Wsaonrl Psrifla hav
tag protested spinal Ibe t.n itt being made aver Its
iiii-.
The .it. i,i e.ti. ii- .-""ti as lt I- released from Its
contract arith ihe Wratern l*asaenger Aasorlatton, will
announce a Ihrough late lrom Denver lo Chteafs
reduced in Ihe same percentage as Ibe rates innonnced
tu day by the Denver and Bk) Grande, 'This WlM
make n runnel trig rate el PIS ?-?' Ire.ai Km*.. ' ItJ
lo (TilcuR't- Beegtanlng li.rro*s morning, the AtclrJ
-e.n will mot a rata ot fl hom Denver lo Pueblo
mil all Intermediate paints. Ital ween any ot lhen
(Mints and Aspen the rale will be gi. The Hebel
win re.nl -ie*..iel el is- over lh- I olorado Midland i.tt.l
tiri (lu- between Denver and i'n.riiiu. These rai'**
will prohal4y stir np Ihe Hgbl in L'otarado lo ita
boging point. -The general Impression now i- ihat ta
tang a* lae Alcbtaon road ls brid by Its ciMitrsei
Ihe Western Passengef Association, Ihe Denver
ami hi.. Orande win conttna t>. sth ap troahle, but
thal a- -*""l SS the X". lee" ll Ix II""-" IO ll_l.t -is lt
. m. .--*> Ibe c'.ntll.i Will i.vcr.
A rilil.il>! l.tiMA i; -OH iou READING.
rr ivis BK ll -'*' DI UK * TUE BOUDA. IX HE*M
gonn ritffi iBADtxa herb ri mterday.
The daring nf tbi (few-Yorb Btaeb Baebaage on
ThursBa* wa- taken advantage ..( by tba Phtlalelphla
st.H k brokeAa, whs bal n > aaval review ta tajoy. lo
-I.m- Philadelphia and Reading stoeb ap '
The BBBounre.nt <.t ita plea (or tba rebabtHUttan
ol the rampaay's Bnance* waa lbs Batenrible cause
ri the rise. When Ibe *unk Baebaagi opened here
yesterday l-bei*. wai u big crowd around ibe BeaBlag
.... and ronslderable eictleawm prei*alled foe s
time, eptrri traasscttaM Brew mad-- st pricei rarylng
ill the wa] fr..-it *.** io :.'i- Bnl ths New Vorken
-niiieiie.i ta- bolls n-h with Kock, sud tab prict
declined to ?2>::i t- -21 l ?>. The lut price, howarer,
ibowi ii ii*?? pim over Wi laesday'i ri ma nt l ii per
rent. Tbe total iransacllons in Beading ran np i"
177.-n.l ?'iiir<? -?. er <i|ii..l tei o.-.l'l'. -iiin... of ? full'
ur eflOO pr i tin- itaek,
PMlBdolpbta sent r..*.Inred dtopatehei ill day
tong regarding ibe new Reading plan. Bul lt i? ex
tr. tn-iv rt.-*ii*ffut if ll win gs ih-wagh wlthonl -?;: ?
itie.ti Olin New le.tii bondholders. Tbi general morl
iristt bondboMers Bo ari rtsltah tin- iden of funding
ilu-ir cou pom tot Bve yean, which I. part sf Um
plaa. a ni-i-titi- af these kondhoktara win probably
he railed I" a -JeW div- tee roBBtBiT the .-. 1111- * (1 - - r i. Iii*
i?i.-f*-r:*-i tarome bondholder! also ???>J?>-< r t.. ibe ene
tl..11 nf | '.".i" H I.i itt) bolHt. iihea.I ,i( 1|?-|r ll.II. Tu
iimi e.n,int ha eatrleit ont Wllhoul the as-, ni of tbe
iM-ome I...lillee,iii.-i-s. If (bey linne..- tu light. The
ti.pr.it of mi ii--.**in.*ii" may, however, lend lo tassen
tu.- opposition.
u.TKKKH <ti* A RAILROAD OS LOKG island.
The iiiintnil ta*mag Ol Ul" ItallMlldl ll ai Ihe
steinway and Hunter** Print Railroad Garnpang nas
lr.ld v.--t-rdny nt the .'oiiijmiiV. ? ,tiler. Km, 111 Ka*:
li.uri.-nil. st. Th.- toll..wini- <!lr-it<ji* Wen- elected:
viiiiir.iii (Hrinwny, tl ear ga a. *-:.-inwa v, (,'bsr>a a.
ii- 'ur. ii D. Low, Wailer c, Totter, ll-HIT A.
? a "hil anti Loni, lon U.-rinnh. Tba BJreCtOfB
th.-n rieeted Ibeoe afltoers: I'r-.lil'n'. Louis Von
i.iiiiuth; vice-president. Welter r. "-taster! secretary,
uiui tr.re rarer, i naries I', li-ll ir: e.xe-i-iillve ce.iiimit
i ??-. WlUtam steinway, 4..-irp"* A. steinway sud ll. I>.
Lou.
?? ? -
\\<>i*k BBOtTM i.n* THI nf.i:i:aski (KMTii.
i.maliii, April SB IBperlal).- Ai tu:.I -vi i k mi (?,.
RobraSba Central Krilrood wa. bein-un (bl* _sornlng.
the iiBtii|..-iu> lui* |)iiii hi*.-?1 lund and I- Bcqulrtn*.
property t-,-, top* grounds, and work near Jcgei
---ii sejunre un* already hoon began. The company's
bridge a.i*.-*- the Missouri River win i.epleted
Ihli tall Tbe hue win reach from Central Nebraska
to Chicago and be n Mg rn. tor in Western railroad
altair*, -e- it win be Hie onii rompany with Ha own
i ridge ex.* in tho I'nlon PaclBr,
.-KinNIK I.l-.s OHIO l(.111_r* ILIMIXATRD.
Chicago, April ?-*?*.- At to.iin*. meeting tri Hie Weat
ern Chicago Railroad Association lt nu* sgreed tee
.?tiini nu*. nml i in s. rates to Colo tn bus, Newark and
oilier Ullio p-lllt-.
DIBC1 BBIXG i: III Hull) RATEB.
There ine ? nun iHended meeting yesterday of
tbe presldenti of Ibe roads In lbs Jotnl Committee
nf Hu- Inn lb Un-* niul tl.-lr Western connections. Tbe
-iii.j.*e-t 1.1 Worid. Pair rates wai ibsens-.u. without
nu radical action on existing agreements. The rom
plaint ..f tu- Brie snd ti.-* Peunsytvaiila n i-. li-tf th.*
rontraeti mada by tbe Kew-York Central wita -? x
-*r..l excursion sgencta* f..r itop<over privilege* wss
removed by an sgreeraeul p"rmlUlng nil Ibu- ie
lill.ItV ll sleep ole r I'll lillllle'll lieVe-IS < ll il l>- 111 Il'l frillll
t'1,1. sgo. aii sppllcstton r..r redneed rates ror s large
puru ee( ?-1n.i. I.r-i freem Ibe London Priyteclinh In
it ll ate was refused, as Ibe granting e;r *ei. i, ? privllegi
woold hove Ird ie. a ?-?.ral rei-neai (rom other ichooh
iimi bodies. The M. l-l Plat.* road, which n-centlj
give i.oii.-e ol Uh withdrawal (rom Ibe Rastern pas
senger iiiri ?in-ni, ws pei-uiiil.il to cancel Ute notice.
Chairman AMace I. Walker reported thur i bsrmotilous
spirit prevailed, hut a number ol iiueritons were' i- fi
lt. he- KetHHed ttl II Liter I.lill;,'.
MILL AIL Kl THI DI WITT CUMTOR TRAIN.
ronda, N. v.. A|)ril 2g.- Bnpertntendenl narring'
ton. ol Ibe Mohawk Dtvlal.'f Ihe New Vork Central
mid IIiuImbii River H.*. il ru.ul. lu eley kui- Ballee lu nil
ac.nis thal lin" Do Witt 'linton Irnln would pas
oi er lils iiiii-ioti on Monday afternoon, on ii- way to
lh.* World*-, fair. Ii will be iIiji-tati by raglae N...
BBB, ju-t i-iiiit by the New-Vork Central, The (rain
win r-tnp i.ii Monday at each rtattag la Ibe Mohawh
Valley live minnie*, ta Kile the public mi opportunity
te. iee the iii! iruin that ever ran on Hu- nata,
Albany, Avril in (Upeetal).- The- recaarbable -peiii ..r
rigbty-slx ami thr.*.* qa irter miles nu boar wat
ii ai- by tin- World's l air engine No. DOO, of tba Central
mid iiu<i-e,n Railroad, whleh broughl tn.* Rmplre --int.
express from New-York io this elly to-day. Thu
engine will draw tbe ropmentailon ol Ibe primeval
train ol tin, mate to Chicago on Monday.
Alf 0/.f> BER HER MYSTERY CLRARRS lt*.
Ranger, M.*.. April BB.?About twenty years as..
Dariel Morrison, s areal bj iportamaa wbo Bred in aa
"i.i-. Hiv, gras wardered and robbed in u haming
? amp near MoBSObead Lake. Ill* 'ruble, wlieini I,-'
lind t.l-uiissc.i a few dais befeue, nn^ BrrSBted, but
proved aa shut. Tba m-ardersd bmb's relative* ami
Um aatborttles nw'.o nil posriMe eifnrt- to discover
ibe giHty p.-i- n. a tatter Baa ju*t been recrived
hore containing Ibe Information that a man uawd
The xvoii.1 (hiag me Inion nbon( riehet* ia
bb.i i.-ii ing obs, ant the narri ??? know iboul nasta
l-s I* o*i havlag My OiJ BsmMlsa Cl_ni Mes.
Markham died a few weeks ago in Bonan/.! Clly,
Maia, and that on his deathbed he confessed lhal he
had killed MoirlBBB. Markham mild that, penniless
and Beapemte, -bi was tramping out to (ircenvllic,
when he overt I*.).-; Morrison, and la ike attempt to
commit robbery killed him. Markham made his escape
in'o Canada, and lhen went West, never ri-lurnln*. to
thi. part af Um country.
A FALSE ALARM ARO VT TUE DUKE.
III* BROTHER, MARQCIB BARBOT.EBi BAD A
BLIGHT illnt.ss ON THK train -
RO ALARM I l.LT.
rittsimrir, Apr.l ?_..?*.-The Puke of V-ffBg-B -nd -HA
party passed through Pittsburg to-night on Hie way
to Chicago on (fcc c. lur.ibiaii Lapps*. The train was
about twenty minutes late.
The itatemenl telegraphed from Harriabarg tbta af?
ternoon to the effect that the Duke wa* intering from
an attack nt heart dis.-ase was an error. Cu:ninaiil<if
nicklin, wlm I In riiarge ol tbe party, Informed a
prats representative Ihat the Duke ami. In ft*"', lt*
.iitir- party, exe pt th.* Dakf! brother, Marquis Bar
bates, ur.* in ii-e best possible health ami enjoying
th-.-lr lu-nlili ta Ibe litiitu-u extent. Commander Dlc'.i
lll -rilli :
?-.in-i prevtans lo tbe arrival ol Um Hain Bl Har
rlsburg, the Marquis. v.*i:o ls Bboul i;rty yean of aga,
complain, d of imin in MM heart, a trouble to wblcb
f..r yin* he bas been mbject, especially after >ander
gotag (atlgne and expoaare, ouch as was experienced
iu th- Nu val levien al Rew-York rBBteaBajr. Al no
Hine did Un- MiM|iiiss condition excite statin, bal bs
a precaution i'r. Dunotl nus snaunoned and accenv
pantad the party as br a* Altoona, from which i-s.int
h.- returned ta Hanlsbnrg. i?r. nun.nt prescribed a
dimple remedy, and assured the Marqata thai x-.ith u
taw boura' r.-t h<- aruaM h.- fully reriored."
Th.* uni*,, was extiamely tired when be left tlil
ciiy i.-i'niay, havlag ta-rOg cousfihlly CaUed up ni
i? attend receptions, dinners and bull. In his honor
from the tim'" he landed, twa weeks age). Un waa
obliged :<) int up emly lu the BMCBlag to receive
rf-tlegalioas of nil soils und be wa** nol allowed to
?.'0 to bed until lille at Ill-flit. lt was known by
the member* of bl-* party thal tba severe strain
was telttng upon him. and Ih-y il'cm ?Ives hal ex
p ibu mI it In a \n*t degree. In addition to Uta
ni-.iuo'is reremoaltii ihe Duke -p-nt a trying, ti:e
somo in*, bonn lu th. Deabcossaa-st. ferry -talion
.rn bi* return from Washington Wetdaaaday, walting
fur Artufu i;;:;<i.,aiiuo, thc Bpaalsb ConsulGeneral,
Who wi- to lui.l Mm, hut failed to do sa. .Oa
Thur da) bc hud io wall on tanid tba (i-nerai .Helps
(or n..-.iii three hon-., befor-i the aaval nvt-.w
began In tbe uiiii*; of a iou, dtatrrndng darak
it wi- nu account or b's oaoesrive fatigue and
te) ?-e;.[Hr miv Bide c r .'tn .lil ?.- o.i lils el. par!tire
lhal ibe ink.- determined ta -t.jrt tar Chicago early
i- tcdey miming Instead of ar a e'cBoek lu the
altarnocn -r-. hat been srranged,
Tbe Ducal party r tarned (rom Um bail y t-t lay
ilng before i a'cfach la order to g-t a. mach
-f -i. ri posdbte b.-iei- their early .-.tart. They
left the Waldorf shortly after o o'clock. Hardly
my -..ne otu-bi.- of hm putty bnew that tboy wen
going nt lhal tim- and, an they bad wished, no one
was on band to Md them farewell. OearfeC Boldt,
p-.oprietor ?f ibe WaMerf, who has been rarcfuOy
looking ont lor Ihe L?iii;.-'? iomi.;i, said yeste:day
lhal ail tii*- party seemed well when ih-y kit lbs
hotel, and carried Ibrir grip* in their han'!*. They
eni -red carriage* sad we're .niven dlrectty to tiie
Deabrossra-est. itatton of ibo ivansylvnnta lallraed.
whii- missing Um North River In Uri fur, tami
the-..- looked bach woewbai ngretfutty ni Um etty
w hie li i ad entertained them *<> tavtsbtv, bal with
sigh* tef n iii f that -.. um. ii ni th.* Kirala araa over.
it nil* a heaull.i.l moilun*" mid the warships rould
ia -e-,.,, nj, u,,. nv,., bngbtly gleaming In Hie.- sin
ll*, kl wi.bli the iiiiiv-hoiii.* .l.Miil- Inul ibUI ol! ihi
et::', before. Man) rrafl tt sli descrlp:lons xv-r*
pu -in;; up nnd titeiin er across the river, nnd brion
I.l." ri. iii!- I hl-ii uer teer ;, into the IjIu"
Al jersey -.Tty Uley rate-red ti." private car
Amphion, ahlch wu- pultad emt of th'* !'? nnsylvanta
ital lon hy thc l> :1j express.
one of sm: eua ss men is trouble.
PATRIC! SMITH TO BE TRIED FOR " BIEIXO
BCFEALO I'.l.l'( TION RETVRNS.
BaffalOi, April 9S (Special).--Anktn lieutenant
Governor Pbeehan I- lo defend .1 ben<rhman, rSarged
arith obeying tba Demurratte ordetn to niter the
ie:urn. in Buffalo Issi rieriloa day, Th- bbu l*
I'jtilck -mii'.i. who ls one ,,r o iio/.B-n elect bM In
-p-.'or- now uni on bail, charged utth tampering
?sith Hm raturni suRtateutly to bmBb b majority for
sheehan'* young IHend, William 11. Love, wim was a
candidate for superintendent of Maanlton. Lavi
would have boan litiri!.*a Into BBB > on (he Strength
of the "'lxi-d"- returns inul not the pl?i been di*
covered I ?- tba i?i_lliiiiri! ol Ibe police and the ne
(?Mental preservation of ? tdltato bea ot ballot..
Congressmen Daniel H. Lockwood will as-i-t Bhenban
in the defence of smith.
?l ihaU -move the rase sptBst enrich smitii on
Monday," ?*nUl D-ririet-Altaniey Qniahy lo-day, -but
1 nm informed thai a stranuons .*ir..rt nill b<- nmde
lo pul ibe rune uvet :..i tbe term. Affldnvtti will
be 11 it-t t-bawtag thal Ueateaont oovamar StaibSB
ls 011 ii dcb l.-d lu N.w Vork, an.l thal 'Hr..' I.... li
llBJUlI I. Ill lille lld elie.- Ill tile den I lilied Of ill* tl-o'll.T
In-law, lor these reasons, snd because it will be
ihowh lin**.* men ar- Smith's lawyers, ibey w.li
1 latin io 1.stilled to poriponmeni. 1 shall ..1
taluk oppose any drisy sad otr*r every apparition
in my power to a poatpouoment. i [eel certain ol
-ii,, ? -- in ibesa cases,"
UAW ./fr..'. IM A F.tSIC.
IN EXPLOSION IT *1 I "i'IU ll EXTERT.UXMEMT
I'AI'SI s a Mil. Ill'SH.
Wilk.-I.arr-. I'.-nii.. April M.?During BU ??itteitr.ln
eii.-nt ai i!k* Methodist Episcopal Church al Pblrriew
lasl night a terrible panic was raused by Ihe rxploslt n
nf .1 mlxtun of powder nhed tn prodace ratovH lights.
When nu- explosion occurred the charch nu po ked
with people. Men, women and children am de a m.-.d
ru - ti (or ihe doors and trampled rm one aa. ther ta their
wild rush to escape. S ? one was Ulled outright, hat
lome are- -<> s rlulv llt)'ir-d that Ibelr deaths np*
-probable. Mn. George Edwards was holding a baby
ht her sim*, which was tom (rom ber and stepped
Ott, und Its iKUll frm lured.
The following ar.- Hm Injured: Alto Brawn,
? ev.i-.lv bumed and Int.'rn.tl Injuries; RUM -'nli'i.
skull fr.11 -tureil Iv le-lttg Stepped BU and barned iiIhiiii
body; " Marnte*- Hellnfrr, cul uml bruised shout h.-a-i
an.l body; Mn.George Edwards, bead ru' nnd bruised;
I...ft. [lean, .<.niiiierai.lv bruised: Lilli.- cbercer.
burned shout fie sud braised: .1. C. ('ol boru, dru!
ri t, leverety i.unied and hurt Internally; .'. Mi.~i.-r.
t.in-i. u'.ut bead. Many other, arauae aaawd were'
lui le .nm d were badly hurt.
Eos ll SICKIS80S U.I. lt ITU QFIS'SY.
Chicago, April i-i. .1 dispatch tn-m Detroit says
thai n-n M. IMehlnaoa 1* agata m. tin* tim* arneb
more ?eriouely than hist weeb, when he '.iu.i au nf.ol.
nf t.'il-llltl-i. Por several day. In- was iil.l- lu li?
nt hN Ofltee, but yest' rillv Mr. l)lckln-i.ii WBS again
rompelled ie. lalo* to bli bed, raRertng (item ? re:um
eef lari w. .k"-. dtaordera, 11 hb h hav.- iie.w Beve toped
Into .|iiliisy. Ile li attended by Dr. c. G. Jennings
niul a tralurd uiiisi- ha* also been railed in.
HE TC EPOSES ASSESSl.xi; THE tlCTCLES,
i.ow-11. Masa., April ?_-.-?. i*i-ii), ipai Assessaa Wheeler
says 1l1.1t be- propose! I" n-*e-.s bicycles. Th.-re are
about 3,000 wheel, owned In th!* elli, anil he s ? -,
m. reason why iii.-y .should ma be taxed a-s we'll as
horses,
in: ku.led ms wm iyitii sr richs i.x e.
Los Aageles, fal.. Apni BB. Thc Jury In the eas.
e>f llenrj Bently, charged with Ute killin-, of his wita.
funnel iv Mn. Noriihe.it, hy administering ilryehiilria.
returned a rerdlrt of gnUty of murd>er in tin- lir.si
degree yeaterday and ilxi-ei th.- puBlahmeat ri imprison
incut for nf.-, rh.* can iiii* hean oa trial far Um
In-i iwn weeks and luis CXriUd gii\it Intered.
Mrs. Nnidlii.lt wa. a Wealthy -ipanisli ivoinnn.
Bently wa* .1 poor (ieriunti. und hi. -mnrriige 10 Mn.
Noidi.oii was apposed by the Utters *ois. a few
days arter she died lin ion* CBBMd tie body to
be e.Xlllillle.l nod .III exui-.llu.itioil lu ba mille. Mry.li
iiin.- wa- fi.iit.il iii largs auantlUes in her ..ioma h.
ii x*n, -howi: that Really BdaiaUtered the medicine
-h.* tonk during an Ulaees. Tbe >sro_acutlon showed
timi b linnie was found lu Bently 1 trunk sft?fward.
coutalnlng strychnine. The eiidei.n- wu. ail ctnum
?tantlal.
THE HVCRRSS <>F EUCEIHBHAH IS (Hie.Clo
ChtoafB, ApHl St,-The Ducln-s of IiiulliiKliam mid
ntt-iiiliiiii* arrtv.xl lu th- rlty this aCtTtio-n. Tlio
Duchiss ls oho of (ir-tl r.rltsltr.s mon prominent
women of title, dbe win nanala in aueago fur a
few days, altar whtah shs xviii reran to Bagtand,
having completed a mur ed the world.
hill! FRO'I .1 ll 'ATI 'll M.W'S elf lt RI SC.
New lluven, Cona., April CB (rsp.ei lnli.-(;ciir*,'e f.
Hall, of ibis elly, iii-d 1 -Mgbl from Injuries sus?
tained In 11 bi-iitul mtui-k mud.- mi him last --nturilay
night. Ho wis walking past the local Juli when Hie
Bight waio-niun. James McManus, billed bim aud
plaoe htart aadar arrent, as he said.
AX INDIANA MIRACLE.
A CASE THAT 1LVS ATTRACTED MCCH ATTI
TION.
A WELL-KNOWN CITIZEN WHOSE LIFE WAS QB,
?Maimed or m aoair erjotiro health
AND STHF.N.JTH-THK PAUflCt-'LAR-S Og
111!. l.K.MAUKALLl*. CURB AS RE.
LATED T ) A MN OIITER OF THE
CRAWIr'ollDSVlLLE JOl'RNAL.
(Cn?'fo:dsvllle (Ind) Journal.)
Then is pn.taiiiv bo maa tatter kaowa sa uti* citr than
O. M. Johnson, </r "Mit," a- : * l? faml'lar-lr ..??lied hr
ei??-rybodv. Six nw ntl . BBB lt w-oji Ihe SSaBMB ntyiirtf*
that "pew Mit had tart a tern nure- dav. of his life," hil
physical condition halag such tua: not one of his hundreds
Sf Minds n-id the -li ht. ?? feSM of hu* WI tiring th- *nti,.
ti.' r. lb- i.mi about di riiKtiiii'i! all hope himself, etd.
(l<-iitlr, und nu., .onBb d to hi-, reen ar.d h-d. unable ta
walh oi te, strata tn sin* bnstasn whataver. a r?<-r*
loatallVB of thl. paper wi.., hr cnjoii-d sn lulita:.:.,- xo.
gaatetauro wRb -Mr. gehnaea for a iona number of veari
met him watttag briskly un str.-< t, Ue-la-, and in a-ton lia.
m>nt lagUh d of him what hud hfSUghl so wonderful g
ChSBfe in Iel* BeMMBiansS and otnlitiun.
"What ims ii,-ta all tui*, Mr. Johnson?" waa tai
i|ii.-*t|e.ii out to him.
"iv-ll. sir. four d', did lt. and what 1 mean bv toot
p's ls Dr. 11'Hlifi.tis' flab l'ill* for Tale People, a r**niedr
which I esastflsr lin-linallie .*'
our mpsrtal ir., at SUM taMNBMd, and asked Mr.
John-on U. gin lu i-i lii.-ll;, i.e.- pai ti-ulai s ot his lllu* sa
md lil. wei.de ifni eiue.. ?Well," ?i:4 Mr. Jihn.011,
"far a number o! yean 1 have- had a comptt.atl.-m ot
trouble., the. ii -t ssrieas halag spinal arni ..r-riu'ii
t.-.eubl'r, willih ns yuii Know MOUg"! me pretty m-ar
t-itli'., gr M. M.? (il nd. i!.--|iain.l tit my recovery, and
i hal hut nttic hope myatH ri evei tatag about a. tiny
agata. My health hetpt gstag tio.-u bid to norse un_u
l bseseSM perfseUy hriptcss. 1 wa. unable t.. n.-ik a
rispi ""'11 n?t sleep, ima ni appetite-, I ju-r. grog and
-mler d and ii.t'ld n-.t .ile ti. t-t leli.-f. Dilyan lana did
nc im -.-.Mid; iii-ltlu-i did all the- othe-r r. n,,'Ur- I tried,
.-ind I beRcn I hav- trh'ii HOUfh n.< Heine' in the lase
few yean ta .teen a di ny Mire'. 1 nan In tim
n.l.etieibv, boneless and l.elpl h. eor.dll.oii when a fri-Md
e-iilloi icy nit., ni .?!. tb a N-BBIta ble cure BtaBBgh tho
"BM ri Dr. U'llliniii.' Dink MRS f-r Tale lv..pi.* and
?jibsi me to tey teem, l tatt that, pechora lt nus a u?t
rhe nee, and procured a Mpl lg of Hub PUM fior.i Meiara.
Nye _ 1',o<j.'. th- nelbkiiowii drueeM-. ihat wa. about
.ix mouths aga, ind you *ee what they luie dun. fur n.e.
I mt. u new man BOW. 1 hud n-.t heaa taking Dr.
IVIIIhiru.* I'iek rill, loag Whoa I l--i.ii to lind ao liu.
pir?x,-iiii-iit. 1 ..nv t nt I Iud .rt la?r hit up ni a remedy
(ia*, had rtrtae ta it: hops renuaed sad t ceaRansd to
BM Hie* i.iii* (mi coutiiiU'.-l t. in.| tove In hixalth end
KreCgta, and while I am not the StaaMBI "rm lil th*
. Itv I iin a BOW man a!Vijr<tii r. I Pe, wen, eat heartily,
-l-ep MutiiHy. th- ej|j*7y, in ri..us trouble ha. entirely i.*ft.
I e ii naik briskly uni um enjoying Uta a-** ?r yera I
? u *i'l-. tata Ptah lld uit.ely a WoartMfUl oin*, and
lui ? ic" on.mc nd' 1 lt to a .bi u.b?r of n.y lied* nh') have
boee ulniilariy BMIcted. vt by. I c innot t commend tho
remedy w* hbjtay. Ji.t?t thlni;, fur nearly a yur I OBUM
f-eAt nt-rnd up to take a atltk ot wutei wiuiout e.-tu-.g
blind f!o:n dtartasn, and ths most exc-uirlntinu pains
woull ..r|/e m*', and during thee j,?roxi.m. I .ult r**d
unt.od -agony. I am new e-ntiri- Bal f-.n. their* pains,
ar.d 1 nully hav.' fi Ita that I will soon be as i-ound as
a dollar."
"IV'll. Mr. Jnhn-on, goal frl-nd. ir; gratified VJ
seo you mi much better. a"id wu: h..pe that other* uuy bs
t-en-tltred by the* _,?,,. meam."
"J.i.t Kiy to uny on- who mai* wi nt Int rniiition thal
I v. ill fp.iy jfivc them any infoniHiiVn tliey may douro
on the .tibj.e-t, and will only Ik- too glad to ?*e Mino ?<
my fib-mis b*n-fll.-d in the ram- wuv. 1 know ,K.in.r who
ar* tn neeii of riom-thlm: righi nu-, and will ur;*' theta
tv tn lie- (oul p'B. Theta I* BStbtag In my ojiinlon to
-inii Bum, nii'l ll I (BM li thS start. 1 hav>- tried ill bag
..na.!!-, advertised.-r*
Mr. Jakanta 'aa b* tren ativ dui- at hi* place of b'isi.
ne*, --n UlOea -tr,rt. aud any ma d*<lrint further infor?
mation In r e-iist to lil. <*ei* ? sh.-uld -nil on blot, lt U
laMty alniee.-t a BUlBCBlsa* sase, and emt which attra:ta
a gnat d >i -f BtteaUsa.
OW MpBrttl th-n called ui-oii M(*.<n. Nie i Boa,
Ibo WOltduMWa -tnggllt*. Whs .-aid thi-y c.K.aldC-.-ed D;.
Hilllunis- ptah Ulta for Phil lhagta a wonderful renicdjr.
lt ts lei. than a year since tii-r began ti tell Pink
Dill, and iu that tim- the- s,el-* hal grown to iue'h aa
roten a* te be Nawrtmbtae Masai . Bia <fc Bo**s ml
there w-re* many in Cranford-vll!- be.id-? M.. .J -hi-oa
who had r a..m M Inr gt-*,t?-ful to Dr. WBBBOrif Dunc
i'llls fir t-r-.tor-d health aud rtNUgUk Ind" ii, ever/
ine* who BBM Dink Dill* ranks of th* in lu Uio highs..!
terni*.
Dr, M'iilisiiis' rink DHU an- not s pet-nt rnadMBM la
the ????ii*a in whtah tint term is aeaally aodssstaod, but
aro a srisnttli pnpasBBaa sm. .s-fuiiy assd in grasMl
I la.-ti.-e for iiisity pian taflBM beiiu IBBSBB to the -..ubini
gcaeeaUy. Th-y contain in a nadsaesd form ali thi
eli'iiieiivs ne.--.sary tu Kile" BOW life and ItahlMn to tha
Mood, aid loslsn taaMsnd bm na. They are an unfail*
lng -]!-* 111. (en inii el.-B e- -. n- lej, eitinetor ataxia, i*i rt i?l
(utalv-ls, >t. Vttu*' dame, ae-latle-a, ne'irulgi... rh'-uma
ti-m. mi yeas taadatae, ghi sBtae iBBsta tri ia grippe,
: nlleitof on nf tli- he<art, (Kile and mtlBU < eniiplexions, tliai
tined taritag i.'sulting Hom n> rum. gBSStaSBln : ail (Us*
cases iipeadtag raw riltaMd haman ta th? bi.Ksi. lu.-a
Om mi,(ula. rUlotll.; i ri .li*"la*. t . Tl). V Hie ul-,, a
i.. in.* lat uoahlm pseultai ta feamtaa, nril a? .up
ii-*, u*. iir-aularitl. ?, ami all feiim- ?f wakn.*.-... ihey
imid un th.- Meed ml leaton lbs :--i.>w of hsaRh to pals
ui -an..? aherBs ta Bas ma* -f BHa lhay rited a rad. al
. ute ill Jil ea* - BrisSag (TOBI nu.la. WOliy, oicrnork, gr
exe sees nf whaSevn sasaro.
These iiii* ne BMaataetared ky the di. ivnnunn'
Miillelne 4 oninany, Bi bf IM* lady. N- Y.. aud Biuekiille,
Hilt., sud are *.,ld onlv in box,-. h.-artai.* thl firm's truda
mark anil wr;i|>p- r, at BB .te. a box, oi -Ix boxe-s for 0/2 iiO.
Ent lu n.ml (but Dr. IVIlliarn*.- Ptah Dill, au* never *old
in luill.. eu lei th- loan or liiindre-d, and uuy de*ab*r who
aden n.l -tltut-* in tala lorin I. Bytag to defiiud you ind
hB.iilil hs BVOlBad. Dr. IVIlliauis* Dink Dill* may b-* had
of a'l dr.i->-ji-t- e,r dlr.st by mail fiom Dr. fRRMBBM
Medlctea Caarpaag fiom riBMe BBBasaa, The pri.-e at
whleh th-? pill* hi- K'ld n.aiii-n a UHH of tre-itm-nt
FaatpanMvriy laexpenrixi u* nmpaied wMb eBMr leamdMB
? .r ii rilcsl treatment.
Hall itruck hark, and wa* terribly dabbed by Mt Mamu
with a policeman'* billy, lls wn* ptahai m> ra*
. u-i luis and taken to hi* hom-. To night the iillaii
reached a rihnax lu tb- death of Hall noni the ta.
jori-* .iius-d by Ibe pounding UcMsnus nave him.
lh- police are on the trail*, of M, Mmm*. tin ugh in
dlsappeand ml- -morning on bearing ol the critical
dillon of Hall, An ofBcer nli> saw Hall Just tv*-.
fur-- tli- ssanoll li-llti.* tli.it Hull wu* SOHMWhal
nader (be Infl,;- m ?* of Ibitioi-. thnuah by en BMBM
drunk >*ii :ii_*i Ibb n-erratit an BrresC M< Mamu will
be Bbargcd with msnslsughter if oaptnrad.
7UE WEA HUH liECOHT.
WARMER IR THE East.
ITBrillligira. April _s.-ri.- storm Bhlih wa. centril ia
Ka, -. - t ,i- aseatag has tmev.il .outiiwarl during the daj
arel is non .eui: al 111 ?H.li<holii:i. fold nonhi-Seterly
ii.n.!*, -it!; Pera*lanai ram or *unw'. hine preialted ia
Iibiui, Mlcblna, lli-<>ii*iii and Um Nort^lle?terll Bistro.
e., u rilli fair weather i.s. prevailed ta ta* remaining
u-tiiet- The barometer hu. rt-*.,i in N-'hra*k?. tho
\e-rth.re-t. aud the appel Mba leaton; lt han fuii-n ia
the i ii.;, lin: dl?'rl.*(?. (he i* wura v-iul- de, idelli Inn ai
In the i'in., ami i eiltrul Mi?l-*i.ipi val!-y.. lt I. wi miro
In Nen -I tn.*.uml. the Alioghaaj r?"ji->im. the or-v* iud
i.'iitrul Xi i?-i**ii'pl lille*-, and I* n.iie h e-jlder rn "aie bia*,
u. Kansas, Cabtade, Ulah and Arizona.
l'l.I'MI.ED F,lilli isl' POR Ti*.-DAY.
Dor MaiiiB'. N.'M-lIiitii'-lii' uad V--rneon'. fair: we-teily
wini-. -i- hf.y eeatar.
Par M?*-;i'-hii?'*tt-. RbsdS Inland ned Coanecd'-ut, n-n.
erallr fair: soutlu-rly M WSBtarty wind* eimhtly cfiolcr,
-x-,-i't -ti th- ii.i-i- ri Rhsde lesM-ai sadCsanasMnB.
Cor Eastern New-Vorh, iMieraily fair, bur with la*
rrro Ins i-taudlBeM ? 'I occasional tain by t.ieht; vanaMa
nird* i'.'.otiiiui! easterly; roalei
leer fa stria Praasyivaata ai.d N-iv.jers.-y, tn. reusing
i-loudineai and Uueateolng a eather dining ma sBerasral
-lu-'htlv cooler.
Vor th,- District of Colu.i.bla, Delaware ani M-iriland,
fair, imi nith Inereaslns cloadlneai, probably hdtawed hy
?ecsstaaal raia at sight; .iiRiitiy nelse. ,_ _
Ieee IVe'.ler.i I'eiiii -i ll ai .1.1 und HV-teru N-w-lorg,
rlaugp nn.i ttreateatng weather; costar, MStajB IB ea*
tromo Westen Rsw-Yoib.
TRfDDN'F. LOCAL OBSKUVATIONa.
mmmr^m
u
RDtlta: rUoriiuig. Night,
1 'j .1 I 6 6 7 * 'J lil ll 1 2 1 4 '. S T J* -J !0 ll
30.5
Pt-'-.-1
_5J--r_G .....i ul l.. >??__.! i:l_i.'. j..1 :[??
ri4Ai_i.i,I_-|ai ir..- u.!-7Cx l_f_ \jrjjxll1
jct...j.,rv t.ii -CT'.!.! , _ it^R-W
TtjJ'^ .io.o
L. jI_T__t_P
20.5
In this diagrsm a coni-inuoui while lins show. Ute
rnaugi-s in pr.vMire ot Indlcat..! by Tlie Tribum'i s'lfr.**
lording hariet.le-t-r. The brohea line reprtMaots ths toes*
peratur-a tm olmervad at Dorry's Dhiri-iau.
Tribune (lillee, April 20. 1 a. m.-K*lr weaihro pm*
tatted ystu-r-lay. The ti-iniu-rature ringed hSBwMB it tat
HA de"e.-ri>.*., thu average |5I? being \ of a degr"' hither
lion on th.- rorroopoudln"- day la*t year and lOS hlghsr
than on Thurs lay. ? _.
In mid iu-ur thia eltv M Bay Hu're will probably BO
coole-r ClSUdy weather. nl(h oocasvua' rain t.iwsr-l nlsov
"It will all come out
in the wash,"
u you un Pearline.

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