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Mr. Kass.m BMkde thc foliowing additional state
men! of his .pinions:
"I have no d.'sirc t<> comment upon the action j
of our Government ao long aa the authentic
intornallon in possession (1f the putt-lie I", so I
meagre. Prom the tatter of credence delivered
by Mr. Willis, and from his addlusa to the
ITesiderlt of th- actual Hawaiian Govern?
ment, as published In the morning journals,
it ls simply Incredible that In his light hand
tho Minister should arty such assui-aii'-s
nf frleadahlp from ..ur Government and in his
left hold an assassin's daggs r for the d.-stri?? -
tlon of the government p. which he is accred?
ited. I do not believe i'. ll might have aeon
Hue in the mediae tal daya <>f th- Venetian and
Florentine repul.ll'-s. It is Impcuetble in these
days of the Christian Amerionn P.. public"
"What are the facts to justify ymir disbelief'."'
waa asked.
?Twice sin. e the depoeltlon ..f the Queen the
present Executive <?f (he United gtutea hus
recognized the actual *;overiimeiit of the Sand?
wich Islands. One* before Its own agents had j
reported tho facts ol' her overthrow, und .nice j
since. Twice has ll sent diplomatic agents to
tl?l Hawaiian Government and has formally
received a Minister from it. Other governments
have followed Its example. In fat t. there was
and is no rival government to be recognized.
Under International law the actual government
represents nn Independent foreign nation over
which thc United Slates have no jurisdiction."
"But they have offered t<> come under uni'
Jurisdiction," f-uR-T'si-'l The Tribune COITe
spondent.
"And the President lias rejected the offer.
That leaxes the status quo ani". If wc had ac
< epted '.he offer, we should have gained Hie
right to adjiat thc dalma of the Queen; but
having rejected it. then remains lo Hawaii her
original .stains of au Independent nation and
ive continue to bc a foreign nation without the
right of Interference In her Internal affairs."
TIIK "Iti"HITI.NT," UK THAT -VVItON'.."
"I suppose yu know that the Se en tan of
State holds that th" United Slates ouch'. t<>
'right the wrong' cf a previous Adminlatratlon
in interfering, ns it is said, to overthrow the
Queen?" volunteered the correspondent.
"Well, let us consider thai hypothesis theoret?
ically and practically. Let us suppose that dis?
puted fact to be proven. Suppose that the
United States marines landed In a civil tumult
to protect American interests, and had a de?
risive effect, moral or otherwise which, turned
thc Beale in favor of the revolutionists. I'.es
that Justify the same Qovwnmitl! long; after
ward, after old interests and conditions have
baan readjusted on Hu- nett basis, and new con?
tracts made, new interest? accrued, new laws
enacted, new foreign relations established, new
domestic institutions accepted by the people, in
interfering? After all these changed conditions
ian the Knited Stat-s by open violence renton
th-? monarchical Government ami the status quo
ant".' Any one can see that the nitorntion
of that status has become Impossible by any
such aggressive Intervention. Por i: woulj
upset all that was new while restoring only
tlie throne. The Injured Intereati would have a
just claim for Indemnity against tlie United
Stales, p.. far as pei unlary dan.age reaulted.
if our force.; should kill or harm men. or dam?
age property. In the course of military opera?
tions, they would beyond question oblige om Gov?
ernment In jnsti'-e to respond : . Jnniug"S.
"For ii is to be nmerebered that our Govern?
ment ls not making the aggr*aei-jc, ;*? .'.??'..t any
wrongs done to Itself. It lu '.*. 'rifli*. the wrong'
either done by its own former agents or done
to an alien Queen. For Itoelf tl has absolutely
no complaint or claim again c the la*Md (Jov
ernment. ii would be, therefore, a mer*
Quixotic assault nenin.*" a foreign people tot
the sole benelii of a forri->ii Queen For such
a luxury lt must pay for all naultlng damages.
No. do not ask me to believe that the Preaidei t
and his Secretary have turned knights-errani
or have cotnmlaaioned Admiral Irwin and Min*
leter Willis to go iti search of the Holy Gtail
In distant lands, with our pe. pie to pay the
expenses cf the holy expedition. If a arong
v.as done by the former Administration to the
dusky Queen, let us pay her damages, nnd
have done with it. To overthrow* the present.
Government is to siiDstitute a nexv aggressive
?wrong for the alleged old one. They do a
new wrong to right the old. Th" next Ad?
ministration may feel called upon to right this
one. Where will he th- end of our Quixotism?
Must our diplomacy become thc laughing Itock
of the world.
"Th* lat- Admlniatratli?i sent Hie white
Squadron to Brazil to morally strengthen the n
| pUbttrj xvhich xvi had quickly recognized before
it wag warm in its seat, and to discourage the
Royalists. Let us while undoing the ?wronc.s'
<>f the last Administration send an Admiral
down there and restore the monarchy to its
legitimate heir. Let the two systems again
have a fair start?the monarchy and the re
public?while we keep hands off. Let it b*
understood that Incipient republics ar" not to
expect aympnthy from the great American Re?
public ' Certainly you cannot expect mc to
attribute such ateurdities io am- American Ad
xninistraHo-i. Denn., ra He or Republican."
v. tip.A. VIOLATION OP LAW.
"Rot BUppooe th" United States Government
restores th" Queen, and then withdraws ifs
fo**c?s entirely?" xvas asked.
"That would not only be a gross violation of
International law in its-lf--invading a foreign
country against whl h we have m. compta?Ita?
but would be an incitement lo a new civil war
on the leland, for the bloodshed of Which we
should be responsible."
"Could rat the ' ;..\'. :: :.-er*t take a middle
course?"
"if th" r-anarience "f this Adminlatratlon la
really rm pre*?ad by "the lim of Prealdent llar
rieon'a Becretnry, ii can nlleve it.eif by with
dravliig alike "ur ships and our diplomatic rep?
resentative, and leaving th** u'-tuai government
r? itself, to ti-..- Queen, to th" abonginee, and
to the temptations of "th r foreign governmenti
in Europe and Asia. Thia Invoivee neither ai
act of war, nor Intervention in the kirai af?
faire of a foreign country, nor an insult to re?
publican institution*, nor a novel precedent ii;
American diplomacy, which, win surely return
to plague the Inventors, Hut I mu reluctant
t<? sp<ik on this subject i ri ignorant e "f au
Hi-*r.-*t? facto. I waa not in th- secreta ot thc
former Administration, nor am I acqualnte-il
with the aecreta ??'. n.i'- There ibould be ? ?
part?anehlp in considering our foreign rein
t'.ons?only patriotism. Let ns hope that the
feats Indicate! by an excited public opinion
ar* not to he r-ultz'-d ly the ultimate action of .
our Government."
?
.1 wv* <i\ r::i; vv.-.. ii
in diplomatic "..'.-.-les the belief is beginning
to be exact'fluid lhal 'his Government is not
thc only on.- actively In te neted in th<- Hawaiian
situation. Then an evidence! thal Japan will
keep close observation at least on developments
at Honolulu. Word has conte that the Jap?
anese gtannter Nantwu-Ktin bia sailed from
Yokohama to Honolulu, whare sh. ghould ar?
rive about December 2. lt is suppose.1 that she
bas gone to Hawaii for the purpose of pro
tooting Japuneaa Inteneti in th?- islands. The
japnneM Mlnlnter han muda several calli at the
fltute Department recently, and this fact, taken
in eonneraon xvith the ordering of u JapnneM
cruiser lo HottrOiUhl, has brought out half a
dozen theories as to the purpose of the Japanese
Qovemmeat
For sex oral months there has been more
or less friction between Japan anti the Pro?
visional Oovciument of Hawaii, The Pru
vlelona! Government has been opposed to con?
tract labor, nnd in their proposition for annex?
ation agreed that lt thouin be forbidden by
such laws us might be t-uggested by the l.'nit-'d
States. The Japanese Government, whl.-h hus
exercised a paternal auperri?on over thc labor
contracts made by Its subjects in Hawaii, and
has .repeatedly enforced them against subjects
of the Que-n. ht said to be in favor of the nato
ration Of Liliuokalani, provided that the meas?
ures employed shel! not endanger Japanese
mt le rests.
It is intimated upon the basis of these known i
facts that a full understanding between thc
United Stater, and Japan now c.vists. and that
the two Governments are co-operating lo Beean
the restoration of the Queen without blood
abed. The policy of the i'nlted States would
prevent thc Interventl.u. of Japan should that
Nation attempt to overturn the Provisional
Government by force. Put it is thought that
If the Provisional Government were advised
thut both th. United States and Japan desire
to restore th* Queen, and had arscmhled a
naval fore* ample to carry out any pian of
restoration, lt would quietly vacate.
The Rrltlsh steamer Champion sailed from
Vancouver ? few days ago for Honolulu, and
lt goes without saying that she will assist
Ker lb* nalliara
Flin! fty-hlon* lue f?n<Tfiil
"furi.iturc fer Ir-i fanil Ire.
rather than oppose the United States policy of
doing what Croat Britain "f all things moat
de.*.i!es to be done.
MR. rm RSTON-. dlspati ii ks a ii kau
BB MAT TII I .M VIV WM Ul VII'.- X I" ?I.1SII
SK..IV ABOTT DKPORTATIOX.
San Francisco, Nov. 13 (Special!.?The Canadlaa
Pacific la playing dn imporiant part in getting
early Information to ll.ivvall. one of its Been
from Vancouver tarried the first hint te President
Hole that he might expect trouble from Minister
Willis. The Tribune correspondent learn o 10
l..y on the best of authority thal the steamer
winch arrived at Honolulu twa daya before the
AuBtraBa took urgent dlapatches from Mlnlstei
Thunton advising 1'resldent IVvle that < T-sl.it> 1
ir I Gresham had decide to act on Commissioner
mount's report. Mr, Thurston did not know the
actual contents oi' Becntary Gresham'i letter,
nor th? instruction-. sshi"h Minister Willis- r ? ? Ired,
hut he knesv pretty accuntety tbe spirit of the
policy and tnstructlona
PnaMeot Dole kept his own counsel, and the
mils- Influence of this warning whs s.-.-n In ihe
extra attention paid to the Cit?en's Renrve, 1
force ol' -K? men win. ure orgunlaed io turn oul
si a giv.-n Mg?ll, lik" the San Francisco Vigi?
lant* whi u nader the leadership of William T. Cole
man
Aii attempt waa mada lier* thu morning by "The
CaB" to create a sensation by th.* working up of
the declaration of ex-Conaul-Oenenl Beverenee that
m-Queen Liliuokalani would be deported Ihe mo?
ment arv pressure eras brought to bear on Ihe
Provisional Government. This may be Mr, Sever
jnce'8 honest opinion, but ii is aol shared by
.ther prominent Hawaiians who huv-e come iii
recently from the Island*, lt ls '.he g--r.er.il opinion
>f th" recant arrivals that, whatever mas- happen,
ihe Provisional Government will not commit the
rolly of transforming the fat, vulgar Katinka Queen
Into a martyr Uv xlling bet They declare that
to deport her wc ut once brim over to h.-! side
4 large number vinpHth-tic people who now
lak- no Interest h, >r fallen majesty Then cite
the case of old Male oa. of Samoa, whe was per
tonally nol nearly so popular as Mataafa, yt
who secure.! a permanent grin oa the Bama ii
throne because the Germans snipped him off t.<
I-t li ii t and kepi him liieie In exile urni! the; were
forced bv pilbil- opinion lo rel inn bim.
? - iden*
excitement mid causing bloodshed,
secretly it war. attempted
A rd.) HATCH OP MAH. FORWARDED
IIIK AI-THVI.IV WI I.I. CABBY IT ON HIT. Ill
Tl! BX Till P-A IiIPI.OM XT'* MX STU 1< X IT >*-..
Waahlagton, Nov. il.?There waa a total dearth
nf Hawaiian !i??-s in ail official cir. les to-night
Se. ri tars- .-.rastiaio spent ii BOOd lei'i "I I1'-- 'Li?
nt Hi" Mute l>*partni*nt aud al Hi* While House,
Md it is M PPM td that he and the President had
Tefcte them ? tr-'iisluHon of the dispatch fron: Min?
ister Willis which was received al Ihe Department
Saturday. The Auetnllt will sail from Hu., Pren
?lsco on Thursday next on th* return troyaa ano
Ihe train* to-n!g'r.t carried un unusually large i.ti.l
loubtlsM interesting official mal! from both iii*
state Depart men I and the Hawaiian l*egal!on,
whit? will K" oat on thai Bteamer.
On the sam* dav th* Alameda is due to arrive .,.
San Pian?eco from Honolulu, after which then will
i.e an Interval of twenty dayl be,',.:.- ihi neal
?teamer is scheduled io reach thi.. country from
Hawaii Then wBl be ne break In Ihlv loni ssni'
inlier private enterpriM should provid. t meena <>>
-omniunie.itM.ri. A report was current )?? i to-night
ihat a vessel had been chartered i :? a JPeateni
newspaper, ar..i iud aireadv sailed for Honolulu
ivith nwlructlen! t" return so at to reach San Pren
Tsro abOUl LVc' "ii:b< I .''
A mimbii of th* diplomatic corps well a. qua I
arith both aides of the Hawaiian question, eras u**!*.-1
for an explanation of the present Bltuatloa as i' prc
tented itself lo him "1 am at hms te conceive th*
>.iri c-T-s of th- Administration." he sail; "I bise
tried lo put myself in its place, ind ronrtrucl s
theory whlc-i would account for tin- known fact
but I <at:i:ut lt is Inexplkrabl* thal Becretsrj
it.-siiam'** renorl .i id r..mroendatlon i i th* Pr*
iden! should have h?en published wbel i; wai ?
riltlnly within the power of hliuself an ! Ih* Pres
id-nt tO huv* ken', them S*'T*1 until Mlnltle. V. lb.*
had carried out his ir,str.a lions. I sa;, this becaui
I ara credible inform"! that Secretory Gresham hu
told severe! persons that the Mmist, f's instructloni
irers In ac coi dane ? v.-tth inc recommendallone h<
made to the President that the Queen should be "
stored. Only one explanation occun to me .-,?>
possible, bul not probable; which ls that ih- publi?
cation was made under th* belief that the r>-. i'.il i
Ihe facts, us set forth hy the Serrrrary In connec?
tion with th- revolution Would satisfy th* public
ihut the course marked out for this Government * u
the proper one te pursue.
"Hut whar actnallv occurred .u Honolulu ai
ing to th* n<-v.:- brought by the Australia, adds to
my perplexity. I un Bcareeiy coneelv* I il
I man. and esprcin!!;, such ? na.; IB Mr.
willis is represented to be. should go to pres
Itient Dole willi Hie expressions of good-will
coniulned in his sp. ech. and at th" fla nv
hnve conc-nled about Ms parson ? |,i(- club
With which to l.aat mil hts official bruins when an
opportune moment should arrive. Thal i*. *., en
tlrely foreign to all tha' has been preached and
believed ?f Southern chivalry and courtes) thal ii
cannot be entertained as a probability.*'
< HI'S Si'KIXKKI.S PI.A II>
?KIT THEM PIOHT IT OTT,* IIB sxx-*, " tt**
a i.i. Till". St ME T . MK."
."sn Francisco. Nov. ID.?Clari" Bpteckell WHS In
a placid mood yeiterdey moralag after reading his
let'err. from Honolulu.
"l mp] you." he mM, "that then ween*, an-.- re<
rori to believe there had been any troublt dowt
thin My nrrespondonos Mya ibat everything
ls ejulet on the lelendfl There is not any news at
all. lt's th- pap'rs 'hat huv* b'-,-ri making all
the foss Tbere'B nol him: In ll."
"Have -rou any Information aboul arm* belna
landed m the Islands?"
"Arms"' ?*.'?. How could the. gai my irmt with
?ut even body knowing about li hen? Wouldn't
maolfestS ll th. Custom Hots- show lt? Stuff'
ll'fl ail 'poppv. ort*.'
"fl ls enid Hiwi Mind. Will's culled on the
ex-(^'i?.r
?if he oiii i haven't leam*.! anything ab. al li
end our Bg*nt would i<? apt te Iel me knee ii tii..*
a ere true "
?What do y>.i think would be :i ? I" ii way out
?f th* difficulties at Hawaii*"
"l haven't anything to *sy about lt Lit then
light it out to 4'iU themselves, li s ail the sum.
lo i .'-. x\'h. t. i wenl down th.-r* last summer
I told than, what I wanted and ihej wouldn't bav.
ir thai way. An Independent republli would has.
l-een the bes*, bul now 1 suppose the ("iif-cr, will
have to ko back lo th* throne.
An officer of Ihe steamer Australia sail that beti
had been openl; made lhal Ihe Queen would bi
restored it. .oe Instance, he sala, a large Hum
had been offered ..ti s wager ih*t s.t>- would be on
Ihe tbrent ugairi ia three m uiHis.
r-TRETARY I \M-'M"S SEW \**SI. T.WT.
JOAT.Pfl lr la.l. ni n'ISCOXSIlf, TO M.. MT
(.l-lNT.P. tl. K. X. URABI IB Tlli.
xx v '? i.iT'xr-.T Mr kt.
tVaahlngton, n<>-. hi -The rt algae Hon of General
I.. A. 'iritrt, AM?tani Secretary of W.n. which Wat
tend. I'-'i to the pnaldenl oa tba Inromlng ... tba
Admmiatrmtion, has been iceepted to take effect De
tember !.".. and it li announced thal Oeneral Joseph
lt. Dm, Adjutant-General of the WtaeensIn National
3uard. lias been Mlected aa hil weeeaaoi.
Geneml Dm is t lawyer, mal ding at Janesville,
wis. His nam. .ices no' appear In the register of
either (he volunteer or Hie regular army, and as le
la Bald lo be a s-.ui.ig mun. lt ii Inferr* i thal he did
not eee aervlce during the War <>f th- K*belllon, ami
ihat his military experience hus been ronHned to
ihe wisconsin National Guard. Ile ia reported to
uss.*.* marked executive ability. Secret ur.*. Kn
mont rom- time since said that he did not svisl, .,
change made lu the office of Assistant Secretary of
War until he could find an Assistant Secretary who
would practically relieve him of all Ihe military
routine work of the office. Hem-rul Dee, || p- ,-,;.
porte.l. fills the hill.
B-C*OMINa AN INTERNATIONAL QUESTION
XX'ushlngton, Nov. m.- Serious questions of Inter?
national law have arisen In the ruse of the I'.uesi.u,
convict:* wader arrest at San Francie CO. and Secre?
tary Carlisle lu* turned ova; the entire matter te
the Btate Department. Bowral telegraphs! in.:.
?ag-s hi... ia.-'-".i between the Ruaataa Mlniater
I'rliii" Cantacuaen. and his Hom. Office, which
have been transmitted to Secretary Oreaham. lt
Brill be reculled that these convictl vs-.-te landed
at Man iTinclaco, iu ring been picked ap at sen by
a passing vessel which was bi,and to the Knited
Stale*..
TO BUCCBCD A K. TINCKK
Wathlngton. Nov. IP.- Th* appolntmem of .lere
miah j, Crawley ur- Bupervlatog Bpeelal Agent or
th. Treat-jis- Department, vu- a. k. Tingle, r*
signed, to take iffect December li n*xt, will be
officially alumni,eui from th* Treasury Department
probebly during the coming week.
Mt. Crowley has h.-n Informed of his selection,
alid there |g bo doubt that he will accept the place.
?Mr. ("rowley le at present a Treasury Special Agent
in charge of the illinois, division, frith headuiiarters
Su.?_ m*,0, ,*," V* appointed \ Special Agent
during Mr, ( levelmd',, fi,-,,- Administration, and
Thete Kreftt Hernia leetlmir. ?!? If Mt 80th "**... Nev..
1 ort*, will mall to Mg addri< * Vf*, their pan.phlrt on
u.i ruilctl oat Quick Curt ot a\*Bt*tt Wlti.-vu Op-attaa
Made by Colgate & Co.,
Used by the best families,
1806 Laundry Soap.
waa retained in the r**rvlce by I-teaklenl Hit
il,, ia b men about rifty years of bk*, and Blnce
hi- entrance Into the m-rvlce hus made s capani*
..ri.cr The salary is Ho u day. and expenses while
trai-'-lng. The place lt on* of considerable Im
portance, requiring extensive technical kn -?
WARNED BY THE ELECTIONS.
TARIFF REVISION Ttl BK MADE V.I li! M IRK
CARE,
THE Vf; KT. OK
I lil', ITA!'! R A r TIIK PAT- so r
i umi,taint, TO i'll' BF.I "J'-XH BS.
Hiv Ti a..avril TO Tar. TBIW a*l 1
Waihlnlton. Nov. 19.- Democntlc members ..,' Ihe
Way! and Meam Committee continue lo assert that
the forthcoming revenue bill will be :. radical i
or.-, and one thal will convlnca the ci untry thal Hw
I || c.,. of the n.-iiio.T-.'tic part] In Its Sallonal
coi,., ntlon la-t year lo enact s larlflt "foi n vt
only" ls to be redeemed In full if the Democt il
majority In the Senate and (Iou ?? ot R. pn
lives shot the sam* courage, ilnceritj and brm
i.i in der ling with the subj*. I thal hav- been ex?
hibited hy the malorie of Ihe Wayi ai i Means
Commute.. in private ronversatlen. howevi r, on t
of ihec*. frankly admit Hue the pros.i of Ihe pas
s.n.-" of a i;.ai. ?' revl i
Congress ls by ni mes
months ago, or ex
l,r.:s .- public
?., 01.
or the recent ?'
l.-j .. by th* ' irlfl qui
? through both brenches . t
a brlghl .1 ii was eight
month bi ?. \'. hotever they
he eitecl thal th* result'
uer* not nffected in th*
lion, ? ? r* man ..f th*m
prlvatel) lakes .. different tone and shows Hint he
, knows that H. ? tarin h. i areal deal lo do ? I
the resul.
1 I'.' I IT I. sr. ?!iv\.:-* IN ...NAll! --. DIRTBR'Ts.
While oir-'iai or othei complete and bc. tra! ? i
nu of all th* ? ? s held on Sox*, ml ? i f are
not yet acc. ki own to
. ri the belle! thal at len*l thirty ?' mgr. di
ni.-;*- vs-iii. h ur.- toil.- r--p -,-'!? Democreli
aa.I Populists in ".ii- ll-'-'* ? ol lt-; . I were
,,-,. .' Republican! two weeks ago. In Mat
[ Bachiisetts the towns and < ll wi ? th*
v . .; . '. li th I Hi trlct i gave Un
, nea or about 1.CO) and 1.700, respectively, according
i to unofficial i. ;i:iii- . Bli -.-ii- Dem ral *
, | -, i.-i |n i- ?? \ th lUstrlcl In HO3 bj .. pinn* lin ??'
ibout 1 Bu Ile is a ? mb* ol ih< \ i and Means
? - rilttei. The X lin- Dlstrli ? ? ? ? R*
' publti in, I-'-' foll li u plurality ? r
i bul at nc spe. lal ?: ?? tlor I ' ? I "
| Demo, ral was elected by a I rall
j vote* Both of these are In wi '
; tr kit, In viii, h thousand) ol men and *
I I. I'nos. li o || ol ? r.iplo- nfl-.. ? P*ll'
! work for lowt r ?>??? .-? on ? it of I Hire its
J Of Ihe pails ill I v ? lo i
! und nib*!ll ii*" on* i ?? :
In New-York flv* ('. ? repre
? . P. le ic ? ?. . 1 i'i ?
; Republli ui, randi *. two
sr- ? kt . | ? Th* Hld District s I
I >eit'.,.. -ut. a p:ui.il:' ?'??.?
Rep ,i ... tn, .. pluralli ?
In-iii. i. ssi I. " ? .-, ' .i..'. '?. l - ?
ol ? ;*, lau' s.-.i- gav - Pt . , i .:....f. ol al
' 1.0011 Hilt sear, lb* VIII I'i itricl
nai b plurality ol I ! - ?? - * Palm*! .. pi i
ralll; ol i VB; I - XXI it ' on ??? ? Mati |. i niu. h
returned Sch*i I - bj* a
pluralli ??? i . - i' ? ??' ? ?
; ni', amt lb* XXXIld Congi . hd h
I Ixe-kwo el, Demi* -..: t- ? s ? i . .
i :!,."?'?? lust >?'.<?. .-'?? i'-t. ?? ' small pi nilli
i v-.-m In th* i-' ' - District s
...... r. th*
. ,? *. ;..i M.-! - I lemo. reta ry ?l
Atott ..*.,- th ? ii In es. i -.
Sew-York district now r?pr*i
ucral ih* li nf. ? rath pim im -, .
til.ll of la I r tl
- lie ?<.- B ' .? -I ? fl I ? ,? j
? . r Reptll
'
In New-Jersey I
carrieil live Congi - ' ta that
ice. represent, d ? ? D il Thes* j
are th. ii I I . i ? ?
li.m... !.. u pluralli ! i-i il'.' thi \ t!.. -
gave Cornish, i ?? plurality ol
year, end .- R*| ibll ... phil lilt ? : ..'
.? ur the Vlth, wi . ? .i
plurality of 1.1-:7 In IMC ?? C. I
Democrat, rec*lv< 4 a pin
Ihe vim' ?? ? ? i - i.
rahlv of fl ralll -i
Fielder in i Dui a In ll ted ( ind th.
lean pluralli
ties tl ? ...
irk i In N'-ss -.i.-i > ??? gav* a I .-ii
this year, bul -,\ ??: ih* elghi titting ll
lives In <' ii -.. ?
lu Penn*);, ania, lino. Congi
represented nv lieinocrat* k-is.- r.
ralltt** ihl rai ' .. I li -r
"lndep*nd*ni "? publican ls - - titi
I nstri' I is a I ?? in ?? r.i ., ? . ?
? ?:i .iii political ."1.- Hon ? Th* ,\ 11 ? >.: A ti
gavt Hln. t, i "*;:. -i
i;f*ails l,'jr) lani
..'a' k-on. Republican . ? .
thlu y. Bl I I - Xllllh
gus.* Relllj. I '. I. . ? '
e.ise ,i Republican pl ?'
The XX IVttl ' om I i'r- ?. r
Democrat, .. plurality of i. Mai '.... ..... c
publican i'l-ii ?? 111 ol .. .ut I nd th.
NX XT' . District, In ss .
I'f-opl. ;? ir ? il: I |1 ihl bl ll I I a plu
rallty i -. : ...
ni '..J"; ihl : ear Besld th - los*, of dim rh!
Ill-' I >. n .? ? ir . uffi >| lough m I .
rratl. ?li trlcti thal have alwa) I.. ? ? r*ganl. i
Invincible lo thrn . n*l*rn it lon Tim*. '
the I
du.
?:ii... i Btlc i Tu.it's li, Ih* I N'T I <,mi ;, | ,
? . Ki. ? In l*v*. to Iii th* I -ema
? rn!!.- |.i traill) In th* XVIIth Diet rid
noni a.a-3 lo I."J". in the XlXth 1 >l trlct
:>*'? to iv-, end iii m.- \\ v nub Dimrli-t
i orr- tu I Ht
Im
in.n
!; Ul
a pro, i - . ?'.
The Viii Mn kian i
un- McKala l'*
iras e . ll" pill., ii ll pilli ul!' s
a*". Tl ' 'i ttl .
V
I .
" fall,
bi
ind a large propori
in or dependent i ;
lt- suppoi Hui ii* ol th ..'?
? o th* Wai .1 ;*?? rt .' nutntti
sui op'-..iioi nnd minen ..( t:.;- dietrlrt, tshicl
adjoin* Ih* . ul-it.iiiiu-* ?I:*!'., i lu '.., r Virginia
which ls noa repr* nted In (.'ungi I . kV ll linn
l.. Wilson, chairman >.i Ihe i mml ? on IVaj
.rn! .M.-ati-..
i'm.in iii i. H !.?,.,? , mpl. '? retun
election in Ohio abuts ihat (Jov*riioi Mi Klnl*
ried at leant Mix uf" the ?! ? i ? ,
in t'ongn is by i >? ? ? .?
fered t,.-,is.v io* ?- ii . i.
car ried latl fall, an I thal all Ih Uti ? i tr,, n .,i
ried by Republican, gav* Increased pluraliil*a thia
s- ii Th* IX lb .'"ture*.! District, which |
lUt'llie. Ilene I,it u |,I'll,ilit. ?r Illili" ;i li i
fear, ?.???- .X'Kifii.s e pluralli .. ? g? tin*
--.-ur Th.- \| i lil DietrliT ahlch gav* Outhwall* a
pluralli ? ol :-,.'.'.: In ll , -. Kin -. , pluralli)
. of about '-Tu The XlVth Din ric t. in which llartn
- Democrat, r. rived t pluralli ? i :.*,*- lasl lui' gave
- M< Klnl*) . pluralltj ol I ??;' ihl real Thc X's'lth
i Dtalrlvt, which gav. p urn. ti D tn ocr ai ,, pluralllj
? ??' I"'' -."'? In I-:-., gat ? M.-Kin ley n pluru.ll
: aboul :: ??-' In th. \ X Illili in n |. | , *.- -i, Kn\.
Ikert, Democrat, .. pluraBtj ol 1,311 li ? s. u- Mc
Klnl. v receive I ? pluralli) ol .. na ihl eat an I in
Ih* XXItl Dletrict, which gave lohne-.n Dei.-t'
a plurality of :...t la I ,< ?... xi. :.i,i yr*.'. Red .1
!iinialli) ..r about I.&U,.
IN lil s; .; |j .. , ll |,|. 1 ,.,, ps
li.irt.T and Johnson Bra among the braves) ..- 1
most outee du 'i free li id* ri In Congi*. ? and Hi
combined nt 1 Republican gain In Ih. district nos
represented oj them la C'ongn ? .. u&no
while in Hi.- dlatricl now repn ?. i,f.-.| |,V >j.,., , |,,.,,,,
which la Mi" .- tire ol ti,, pott, rj and gin ti Indus
of Ohio, ih* mt Republican . , ,...,,...
Ul ll" Hld "I"' DiStrlCt. ,,"V. ,.?,,.se,,te,| bv
Ho'ik (D*m.), H." Democratic pluralltv -at r*duc*sl
I from I.31S in ive to li thin rai In UKI ,.-,t the ?t
iiclal returns may show that lt was wiped om alto
ther. la the I Vt li Dlatricl Ihe Demo ratlc plurat
*!'-'"'? 1 (WO: in ihe \ th
t ril?
li! Hi.- I Vt h I ii-*l ri
itv ss Bfl reduced from ,',','.i| 1.
I'l.tii't, iiotn o.KM to leas than l.vao' In'the Xllllh
District, f.'.in ?'..?.'(!? I01.ut I.;.... .,,,| |? ,, v\*|ith
District fr..,,, ...Al lo Z.BW. Th* fo*remlna facls and
nacres will rrobabl* mak. the ohto _e7mas*ratiil\\
the Houae ol iv pre* nUllvet mu. '1 lea ?? ? 1,,,,., r,,,
free wool. Iron ore and coal ami .- radk-nl reduction
in the dulles on manufactured a rt tele* than ii.,
profeaaed lo be - fen month , 01 .-.., nn* month
ago
Th* returna or the Chicago election
Sinn- that twa "i H.* Congr.
elected Democrat! i" the lion.*,.
! elected Deimocra t.? to the House ot Hei,Vr*~r,t?ul', '
I ** -V'! ''."? .v ?*,&!? ????Wlcan. 'in .N-i, , ,,
the [11 Congress Dlitrtct. which guv* Kn .?
Democtnt, a ulm plurality Ins* yfl^ ., J .e ..?'. ,
Mean plurality two areehi ago, The return* .'.! ti,
! eour.ty elections In Kanaas are Incomnietc hui
j tnotinri have been received to Indlcat* ih>i itu
P.-p.ibllcan* curried every Congreaa DlBlrlc ?
! well as the BUte 11- If. bj s.,...",,,,,,,,,,',,;?." ,.
election .'.ad been fer Rapi-i.?, ,,,,... ,? ,,,,..,,.
the Democrats uni Popullttt ss.?im have loat
Hie III",.ll'iT *
_!! appeen therefore that the Democrats l..*t two
< ongtess districts in ilasaachu-ietta Bv* In \'.-ss
Vorfi, ns.* In n. ss-.i.i*^ .,.,.? in Pennaylvsnla, on*
in Maryland, di In Ohto, ti ., p. illinois, one in
Nebraska s:el rout lu Kniieas. ', .|,i,.* n,.. .-Ii4,^
which l* leprrsente.i 1,, B Cengreeaman-at-larg*
in the i-i 11.1 Congress making a t0t.,i ,,r ,.,,,,
ino. These 'Inure* must b- th* reversa ..V ci.
"?T.i.Kiag to a..riff reformen." No n.eite, what
aaaertiatia Ihey m?u* publicly in denial . f the nron
"tllloii, thut thmat bv ?
Btreaa down the system
thi
psrty I-, ,?,..s.,.|
'?leak down Hie eVHtem ol oroteetton lo Amarlean
lalmr and Indiis'il*.* ivas .fti lnn.ientlsl facmr In
detirmlnlng the reaull nf ih* r*cenl C|e,.ilon? j,
nine Northern and Western StatiB. l-,--*',jn? '"
THE LEHIGH VALLEY STRIKE.
Continued fruin first I'll a, e.
but ihe men appaer eery determined, and ;i long
struggle i- expa ted, x few "f the men refuaed to
k. i :; h..-s will nol be allowed to go to norh."
THAIN.-* ? HELD IT" BY CTRIKERS.
tn: PM VI JIN- DRAWS IXD TRR CREWS ST N'l'.l)
.NK.Xi: MAUI ll i III-.NIs"
Mauch Chunk, Penn., Nov. in The tie-up en th"
Lehigh Valley Railroad has nol yet readied the
Haselton, Mahanoy bim] Heaver branchal. On the
Beaver branch to-day coal train* were running
without Interruption. Prom llfteen to twenty
iiev* are employed on t'-.'i* branch, stationed al
Wethelp,
.\t i o'clock this afternoon D?patcher Harieman,
who la.** charge of the division. Bald thal bo far
no . rt ss had reftis l ta ga out. A Beaver branch
coal it.iiu on it*, way rrom Packerton to Wetherty
s-.u-r ii i-i up by strikers bi Baal Mauch chunk at
3 o'clock this morning. The train w,.* boarded by
nu ?? or f".'r men, wik appBed ia.'ivs and pulled
Ihe link-pins. They then stoned the membera ol
the cr.-vs-. Who the men were, no one Know.*.. The
night waa 'lurk, and the engined > oncluded ii would
i..H.*; to ss.iii p.i daylight before proceeding.
Pom or tiv. trains were In hi* rear. When day?
light appeared ail prix-ceded up the loud to their
.1. itinatlon. About tin same hourn live-stock train
which was pulling out of Packerton for Easton was
also h'T.i .,(> In ti*..- mme manner, in the lower end
ol the Packerton sard. This train alao v..iitn<l for
daylight before li proceeded on li- \s..s.
Bis engines from Coxton were abandoned hist
niall al Packerton by their crewe. During this
.it:.?! noon four- freight trains were forwarded ea i
from Packerton. They -.-, re manned by crewe
rrom the i.--hij;i dlvlalon. Brotherh.I meet
? I.; were held in the 8*cend Ward of Mauch
chunk this ifternoon Their pt.>edlngs were
guarded with areal secrecy, bul ir i- learned thur
the) !.-s. .1 . i.i -: to stan ' bj- th ? ttrike.
H.'i'.x \\ ' S OP l ill. STRIKER-*!
VC'!:, il* XU' IT) , .VT .X . "\ IT..TI NIT' IN .li KY
whit' . V.--I '. Till Tnoi lt!.ll.
Philadelphia, Nov. Il, The O ri eva nee Committee
of Ih* Kelilah Valle) train service employes who
? ? .ci r-Mii ? lai, night vs re .- dive today. In
lb* a ??::,? ng -.. meeting wa* held in ihe Bingham
li;- .,! s.iivh ?. otiraglng reports wet- read
from all along thi line. The committee alao dto
i th* .,,:.-' ol i loving iii" headquarters
cen i'.,.:.- ;.i..ni; r'.e | *?hlgh \ aile) road
probably Wilkesbarre: Hilt will b* deckled lo
tnoi .'.s-.
eft*i .i : i. Hannah n, \ . ?? Grand Chief
' ? ? i..Iv* (? *iremen, i
dr* ed .. ra. ?:..-.. itt fu meti at Wilmington, I'"!.,
Hon, pl ? Iglng tn ir il ..'- i Un tn -t il tup
port, wa . ?-' K. xx Ilkina in, Oran l Master
ll .,".. ii.,, i .,' Railway Trainmen, also ad
. . f cf tralnmi i In this city, and
, ? ,s ? ? I I ? I
, ? Qi. ..- e Ct mmll t*e I rm n gai.I
mt nt of I ? b, the members
July i onferen. ?? al
- a :i . bm a hi. ? sere i ot , ted . n th<
?i bonni, .x- thin ls virtually Ih
eta it i- important. The artli let ,
Ul - .1 foll.V. '
... tu . - : .. ? over tb '. ... i
- i ? ai ' . .! o ? pey.
.. ?? . ? i ? Ilise le
, .
. . . ? | not be t a" -.- I lo ?? !? and
? i i*i?> tl aird
? ? ? i de op
' ? ? '- tr, -I- I 'I:
,o ? .
? ?? i-i, e. -i ?
i. li i -?.',-,'
.... r*a<. -i n 'for* in*' nu - i ni*
I" ? ,..,,. v\ Ut ur i- v tong ss . '.
Ihi agreement ? ihe Read
xx ii, ? . - - il --rsLe e.ill
, ,. ,i ? I ...
i rm
i
I lite rii| ? ' .
I ll I. . MB ? ? li ? I I.." I
I', J ? . - .
. en. - , l<* ot
ll le it | ? . ? null * I
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t , mi
? ?
? . ...... trill Helm to l
x ?' mdii. lu
i or b-r t ? -. ?? I""* 11 i
lil um
? ? and
. , ? ?l.ull
I,ps.- t\. iM.' i.i nus.- tin.- r-|.ll .. |.*.ut at
,. tarsi
l I .prion to I ' T iii man *
mn ?? ? Mi Voot
??;??? i uliif i- m
' ll hit bulletin clai tines the
.j p. and SSS Regarding xii t.. ri
.... ... .,.._. p | ... ? , , |gin< rr ind
, ,.,, . im ? ?- tn tu ? look- i union itu* ?>
r . . , m ' ind not as a fax While
: ? ? ,i nish* 1 tv ll h pa ? othei
ll !-..* af tel ii" abrogation ot the
! He Ki ti.Bh sull.V I" 111"- Rend I'll fill'
Hetln wa* I ??'.:??? . hougl
? . ? ? ? ? I re lhal lim*.
li.
-. Bill ? ??? no' h. -.
,..;?? , I . : ."; -i ? ?
lhal i - ? ho* "; thal
traffic w.is moving hut thii the strike had
i .. -; lal* ii:-, i-a the t tad He, hos
. ; ? dev >lopm*nta w.thlt twenty-foui hours
\\, \. ;,.- ,,i- Indignant wh*n shown the
, tit ti '* *t..t. in* ? "1 ou i- .is ci-. ?
impllmci - ? ting |.
a ., |. .? lld, '. 1*11 them thu the; Iii
i ,i-i nol i-i th* habit '.: havlni rn; nord doubted
lari evidence tho** Itu tn it st
agreed .- ? il -. ? nfl i-i. * wa i osied
?,s uh I ' ' thal sn** ii-ii . undi ? tors'
? Ki.i ?i i '?-.. ' i lain* i last
- e. -
TIIK 81. I x : l< ?X IN Ki'i'K vi...
i: i(Talo, Nov 19 "*t ? dall th*
? ? ..f the mo* trouble, ..- ?..- th . . te ,-, h. t. ,
lehigh Valle) wltchmeri li I bj (Irand Maatei
ney, wenl out "n - rik* lani year, Buf
taking rry pisalve part In Ih* engli '**rs \
?-,' ..ti Ihe I.- ?'." n. which began ai midnight, Xo
.i i 1.1 been ma I m ivi i ? right |
? of th* strlk. ? ray that lo thia feet i*.
let s ihis point To-moi roe*- v. hen ihe
.. ?,.. . .-:r. .. - attemp' Ih* regular week'* day
. . ? ' :..*i.- sv iii be ii .ct... ' .
.-i doing ?" "r\ * .I?>..'? ss .Mi- io :.i| .k" "
? .i -, .i repot ? ii mi 11," ?. i Inn n a Ito tyi-ni
tl nlghl They have no grievs u 11 ..i e
; >..it. ?,. *... ' ilufl .?..,' nd - ' '
M.hester, .. dlstsnc. bl eight) >lghi miles, Km
trip ",i,- ssc- tte- engineer! get (IS*
ia ? io-, .ins h. tiie ss- i. |f the) d. itili the run
lit .i da ? theil pai ls d iubli liutTalo .??,? ?
? iplain the strike bj - lying ti'.'t ,. Iltlon* on th*
divisions beloit Bayre are l*si favorable Torre the
:.ian has ? longrr rilli*- und <??! les- \,j\ Thlt Sid*
of Smsi- I,,.- Kcneca dlvlatoi ls onfj eighty-eight
. ri'i one-half miles and englne*rs get the same
.. on Ui Buffalo T .-'. .un
.x .- irrrt Bing leatur* ol the strike ls the manner
In -vii. h leal real ? itriking switchmen are turn
itu their Im ? ks on tods) ? strlk.. xs hen Ike
? ss tc. ir,, la i -??..! i.i,- I the rnglneera to ,:??
out wivh .lien,, the engineer* refused. Noa
?wltchmen laugh al the pm,. I tlon thai th ?. thou ld
help the rngltu rs i., icolng um ., .,
Hoad I".ian xi. one) iald t.t-nlghl thal tin
-ink.- svaa ,i complete surprise to the comps
officials i .-te. but he nntlcipat. > n ? troubl. ...
plenty ,.i men to luis.- the strlk*re' pla.
'i her. are sal i i i be : > Idle ena.>.- in Ri . I
ford, and th**-*, s. Ill I.tiled upon if nea -?
. ?-. ri ....-?- i. li .. -.". r-r m.- T in- In Kati ll ll
...I.- to-night. The majority ur* **.ui to iavot n
turning lo work.
IXEMPM), lin MEN Al....*.,: THE READING.
Reading, -Nov r? Th* airlk* .... h.- |*ehlgh Val?
le) system is the toole ol talk In railroad circles
in Ihk section, and the question in naked, wi'i
tbs Reading aid lbs Lehigh Valley In 'lestros lau the
labor u.lions.' Th,- Reading Company does nor
employ onion mea, and hi not since Hw tirlta
ol Itfl Owing j . the lulm ?< in trade ind the
'? -ip inn su pe i don i :' .i numb* of ci wi oa
thc main Uni ind branches ,,r thi Reading system.
ii is aaserted thal the*,., men mus probably b
Biked to u.-c.-i.i rmploymenl on the l*ehlgh Valley,
and i' ls bell ??.. i not .. t.-ss --.iii avail them
,,r tc ? importunity ..i aecuiini woi i*
'i'l. ;"'' iiiiiiA.-1*. .a good railroad hand* Idl*
in.lc along the karious divisions ol th* Readlni
?r'ompany, und lhere is no doubt that ir the) ere
BBsured ul protection iiu-v will not i.-r.ise a rail.
ii wai Btated her* lo-rrignt that n rca engineers
lefl h re tor li. thlehi rn to .ti, from il ls secllon
anil ..ii.-rr from Hhamokln, Pottsville .<a,i Tamaquu.
Bom* nf tin recruit! will be seal t. Mauch Chun*
and other points along th* Lenlgh svst*m. Several
[en ''..'I- trains were sent through to-daj and al*.
? train load ?( dreaaed i.(, \ train of cattle ;
aide-tracked at Packerton, and the animals will
be unloaded lhere, Very f.-vs t m inn are run on
Bunda)** on lb* lehigh Valley, bul tome lively
? I ?? etopnv mi ,-t" look. ,i for i*. mei n ?
? ? ??
\\t.nn:i( FOOTBALL PHY BB tillJJUn.
-;? :.,i". Ohio, Nov, ll Raymond Carew, ?> stu
tb i ir. Hie Toledo lil'-!. Behool, died ;" Adrian,
,Mi?h. this morning, rrom injurl."rived In ?
ii game played Baturdaj iftern..iween
tba Adrian '',,:i.... .,,,,, *rob*do High Behool teama
\ ? bliil Bajaya
lli,, ;.te*i*01lt flss.i. , jr.irie .i.|.'i, u 1.1 BSSlMBI ""'?''?* i*f
S-rrun-rf i lat whet c,.| .f , laiallv* ?"'! ?' """ Nt?*i
orna'-le-r bl coitPe nr l-.llt.ni- iii- tn..*" ttrstiryini r-e-ir*
,|l..w Ita 'is. : bo u,,*. li |. me l.e*t. raiti'l- " i"*-ls iBBWa,
md tvrri family slmnll hess- a bullit en liaJ'*- ,
The Business Men of Gotham
Know a pood thin;*; when they sec it. Last week's offering of $22.50 .ind $20 Men's
Suits far $15 caught the public's laney and its trade. We do even better this week.
$28 and $25 Ssck Suits, extra long, double or single breasted (our regular stock),
xxiii be sold
at
$20.00
nits ill al' si.'.e.i to select from. Notice our window display.
Clot liters and Furnishers,
279, 281 and 283 Broadway,
Bet. Chambers and Reade Sts.
Sitltfsrtlett gasratteel or mote* rtttrsta.
Carew fell while running with tho ball. Twenty
other player*. Met upon him. arni in th* acrimmage
hi-< neck ssas dislocated. Paralysis pf carew'* body
resulted and terminated totally. Ihe injured lad
never legalntil co_wtouaneae.
ITO PMOTECT FLORIDA'S GOOD SAME.
! <i"V I-IINOI" MITCH KU. WILL DO ALI. IX HIS
iiixvcu TO FREVKXT Tin-'. COB?EXT.
sim uki.i, Ki.iiiT.
i Jacksonville, na., Hov. IS?A dispatch rrom Tatta*
baaaee to "Thc Tint?a-1'nloa'' aaya that Qovtrnor
Mitchell has just returned to that city alter a
week'a absence, bimi In rvapooae to a guaatfon a* to
his Intention with reference lo the Corbett-Mltchell
, tlRh'. said:
"1 had hoped and believed that my instructions
io Hi.- nttrtff of Duval County to prevent the fight
] iii Jacksonville would be sufficient ararnlag to
cause thi parties promoting the tiuht to desist; but.
- if my Information i'i correct, lt Beena that i wan
, mistaken. H appears thal th- part?a interested in
: ihe light are Inclined to defy ine state authorities
lo the end thal Florida shall be disgraced by u
prise-fight.
"But this shall not be don" until every power of
iii.- State I* exhausted In efforts to prevent it. mui
m., oflicer, whose duty ii ls to prevent this ,iw
ii.i. ? io our clxillaaiton and to the stat.-, ind wno
lo do his whole duty in the premises, win
be most summarily dealt arith, I do not think tin*
light will take pluc ? lu l-T.-tM... I Shall issie u
pro tarnation directing every a. her Iff ro do his ut?
most to prevent the light cumlng off In thia Stat*,
and appealing to the people In the several counties
, to co-operate with the sheriffs in laving them and
?' lr Uta te fr tn such ?' dlaagrace."
ADFEMTISIXO FOR KEIOI.UTIOMSTS.
j LATEST IN Ti-.i.KIi.K.N.K IKOM THE BEAT "I-'
Till: 1 H . lil.K IN MEX I "?
iii Paso, T*xas, Nov. H.?The sympathisers with
the revolutionary movement agalnal Mexico are en*
| thuslastlc to-day. While no d "Unite news haS. come
' In from Corralltoa ;i circular vat freely circulated
j to-day upon rh- -neets which vs .is nol IO appear un?
til that strat.Ki" point .-lioiii'l n.ise been captured
i... the rebels. As Corralltos ls itu miles .listum
from the Mexican Central Rallroait, no newfl cu.lr
I..- had from there to-night, and at the nearest
. railroad polntt nothing waa known. Thc following
circular nu* Bcattered Indiscriminately throughout
ih.. valley on i?>>Hi rides of th.- m.. n.-and to?
day, by the secret agents of the revolutionist4:
Tis- ti'sll..- i'i .'i*i il net s-iiiii 1 :?> Ifht! Mi- .c. I i
: ? ',, , gi I., lt s,i it ,, ,..? ,,,,.. h. ral ??? I I paj ? SO
il ilus. er H'.'i I'-' ii...ll*'i i" .ins lottIVtlUatl Vtol f ? ?-? nt
?lcm s. a med '*itii n . I -- tlsfl 100 I'l I * t . mr
, i r.; ii the narth <?' the St it-' of
i h lu abu ? t ii ? ae'- ' f ii..- Se th a i i Ititi nt Hl< ii t
I'- ll ? ii n::'l \ :. e I tl I tl ? I ll "?? ? Bl '. . ? I. S, Til
rtfl j- J i.-- il, alli ie* tl I I" ? '
v . v vn v I'!'.!::...
... .,. iuI-ii... bill .. the NT,it ..
ThP circular was printed in Spanish upon tinted
paper.
lr |i claimed thal the secret ;ttr--:-.t> ol tv,e move?
ment have organ?ed a provincial form ot govern?
ment, and will shortly issue scrip with which to
carry on their campaign agalnal M si. ?
.\ party ot mining men who reached ber* to
? ff-oin ina Trea Hermanos Mountain, In Haw*
Mexico, reporl thal yestsnlay evening at doak,
while making for Nun Station, they .-ame upon ..
lint" part) of mount. I Mexlcam going south to
th* li:..- ih.. Americana nol having heard ol rh"
r-s ? -,u'i..:i irs outbreak, tuppo ed ih-- Mexicans
were tl eves, bul Hes greeted the Americans i ir?
and n..ie -. ? attempt lu tv ol. ?? them Thb
, po*, i to I,-- another ?>. th* many revolui ona ry
parties who are organlilng ... American lerrttor; .
/Altnl! MES W AM' El Al Hillier REFORM.
PH -, it i ;? v;. ;i! v r ?: ii'. ' "'"HN.. iti'i'i ni.K vn
I AT*! VI' q-j-K VV ll f/If.f -*- \ ., .<>,?
I ..' ' ri'.v i.v^i
I ibor nc ,1 bi - elated over the result of th*
rm el In thi-* Stat*. Bvei sine* thc Ural
attempt' t> ?? ure gnutna bollol reform tha bm I
progressive and Intelligent men In iii! the great
labor orgi atealtona iiave labor*.: foi a blanket bul?
lo' thal would Insure liooeal elections How that
thi li-, .iti. *n- have regain, l control of i*ot:i
branrhe* of tl..' sri.'. L**tglslatur*, the labor leaders
and thc rank and m-* of the ptrongaai and most
?' '.it:s. centi . Labor b ad) in thlt city have
?ed tbrir heart) approval of tnt result of the
election, and have taken a definite stc-i toward
i.".Tv ng ai once tha agitation for a decent, honest
md reasonable law Th nett campaign for ballot
reform wu* begun restefda) In the Central Laboi
inion by men who nave always been affiliated with
ih.- Democrat!, party,
The m.in who brought the subject :?> tl"* atten?
tion of the delegate* waa James P Irchlbald
\it irchibald ls th* well known delegate for the
i_p rhaagert*' L'alon. H* i- .1 Democrat He was
?.ne I" iii" Anti-Snapper Convention at By ra?
in bringing i't-- sub/eel to the attention of
th* delegat** he ni ld thal Ih* present election
:.,.-.- s>.e.-.- confusing lu th.* extreme.
?xvii it w* need," tald ha, "ls a Huii... Reform lam
that vs lil -fis a us H genuine blanket ballot. The time
.me when ih.. chances are excellent for **
curing an hon*st Haiiot Reform law. The recent
Htate ??!? -rion bus resulted in n la-Fgislatui-e thal
trill xiv* us th. kind ol un Election law iIihi the
Intelligent P*opl* of thlt State hive been demand?
ing for ."ai
Mr. Archibald then off*r*d a resolution, which
ss.i--. unanlmousl adopted, auth. riling the Commlt
. I, glslatlon to drafi .1 l.i'l t. be submitf-u
1.1 tin- state legislature pri vi ling for n genulti.
blanket ballot.
?.??_
THB MBETI.NO IN THE XXVITII DI8TRH T
Th* meeting of ihe ri ls trie organisation of tlie
NW'IH' a-.sc: a t,: 1 lost...-r will te held to-night .1!
-. o'clock al Kohrlog's Hali, toutheaal corner One
hunilr*d-anil-slxi**nth-si and H*eond-av*. .xii ite
publicans should ink.- this last o|-portunl:j ..f en
I oiling before the pi Imariei.
? ?. . _
CONGRESSMAN J. I.. WILSON'S AMBITION.
T coma, Waah., Sov, ll Congressman John L,
Wlli m, In an interview, announces poaltlvaiy that
he ls ?> candidate f .r the vacant Benatorahlp in
Htate, and proposes tu stay iu the light Mil a
Henator is riected,
' li'il'iv BOCO BLT TBBATKlf RV BOBBBBS
S'ewcaatle, Pinn., Nm r.< lasl night, aboul
II o'clock, Mrs. Miry william*., who llv*a with
har -"ti neiir Huon Valley, wot ttartlad by a Knock
at her back door. She asked ss hat was wained,
mil was told that a travail** bad been lakaa Bark
by il;.' was-ile und desired sln-Uer. Mrs. \V|J|
i.-in** opened (he door, and wus confronted by
three masked men. who point-1 revolvers ai he.
h.a.l and s.nd tri lo make no noise. Sin- Wat
greatly frightened, and f.-u helpless ,,n the Boor
Th* sillnlns imllrd her roughly IO a eli ur. nnd
thrusting the musales "f th*lr revolvers agalnal
her head, ilemonded wher* sh* k.-i.t her mon.,
she refuseil to tell, whereupon ihe) bound and
gagged her, at the sam* lime making threats
ni torture. Tha old woman finally became ko
thoroughly frightened thal ?h* pointed to where her 1
money ssas hidden Th* 101.1..is Bemired over
titoi li. gobi. They then securely bound the woman
hand and foot, tied the gag In her mouth, and
left. She waa unable to free heraelf, and when
illBcovcred Hus morning waa atmoat dead.
Ill Ec EM'll D' SOTES.
Woburn. Mass.. Nov. in i >r. John IL Harlow
was liomin ned for Mayor of tin** city, Saturday
ev .-..ink;. Tl..- Commute,- of Fifteen reporta thai
be bas deckled to accept Ih* nomination.
Som. tvTIIe. N. .1, NOV. IT. Til- inst snowfall
,.f the season in thi* vicinity occurred ibis evening
xboiit one inch of siio,-.- fell. Th. snowfall wa
heavier in the northern pajri of tba State, wher*
in som.- loi-.iiitie.s there were Hills three Inches
ot snow,
Albany, H. Y., Nov. ll Oeotrge Minuter, ?????.;
thirty-four, a yardman al Weat Albany, waa caught
between the humpers of .vu. rai 1 Hiis morning an*
killed. X wife and ..ne child survive him.
st. I?uti. Mo., Nov. ll Thi st. Loula Dtmyaga
''?11; ..iv hai aued th* I?ula ville und Nashville
Haiivs.i- Company for ?"!"-'.u,"" damages, the acttorv
brina based on the Interstate Commerce law. ti
la claimed Hun the defendant has discriminated Ih
rsor of the *st, 1,01ns Tun-ifer Company, IO tn
damage of the plaintiff. The .-ase will likely ba
iuk*n before the Watlonal Commission,
Hunt St, lanita, Nov. IS *"ue. r noises wira heard
coming from a larg* valise on tho il.? of the it
lay depot waiting-room laal nti-hi. \ poitccma:.
T-.ii.-l li and found fl pair of lin- babies, evident.)
ivslns, aboul three w**ks old. They had been
careful Iv \.., ged and 1 h"'-- cut out In (h.- va Um
io .ul.nl' Hlr. The ss .nfs. a boy and a sill. Wita
tah 11 io St, .vi uss iioapllal.
Pur -*li-.-pl*a*liea?
L'tfl ll,,i-f.,1 t"fl V'M l'h...|i!i?te.
ii ul sm. ssl,,, 'in* Bint turn ell nlirhr.. ?ii?1 Imig
*'.d long for iletp lo "?"*. "Ill ubi?u la
Enamelled Silver.
Wc have brought thc enamelling
of silver to a perfection hitherto un?
attained.
The specimens now on exhibition
at our show rooms arc genuine
works of art.
Reed & Barton,
SIl.VKRSMITIIrt,
iii Union Square, New-York
POLICE sin!'ELD THE COXTEST8,
TUE HTATEh l-l..'.Nil villi I Vi'' ITU .VN'iRT
('VT-.:: I!|l. Kltl.VK.NTK.N* III-' BOX?l"U
MATCH?*.,
Ti*-* i?eminri or tba Statan is! md Athletic c\um
nie B?gry ever what ihey call an unwarranted in*
terference by t.Te pol!"" with I'T'lrimate sport.
They hint in Ute Bama . ,-ir,?clori that ravorltisni
ha* been aka WO. an I rhat li JUHMIl e\hlbltloiis nf
skill ar" Mopped while real gfljarta ara p?rmltte.|.
Th" tr. ubi.- a.is-s rrom the fae", that on isatunlay
algM tl..- .lui, hud arra?ged1 .". match betivocn
some local boxers, and art au extra attraction
soo.- New-York m.-n bau agtW 1 to don the soft
?I-.'.--- Thej ? were no ti.ke-s laau-ed Kv .??-? bbm?>
l"i- had a rfghl to tttend. lt va* underst 10.I that
a_ charge of $3 whs to be made for hut ar', coat
??hecks, bur no 'urracer too ss-:* to h.- c,,aiS*d.
Arthur l.ivltiRston. the well-known club man of
'his eily, was in charge of the arrar-s-i-tnent*. At
- :?' o clock (saturday evening a larg" number of
the member* of the club hud assembled at the clutj.
Ito n-e. F'verythlng was in r*adlnest, and la t f*w
moments ih. rlrsi bout of the vvivv.tr would bivi
I,ea || r<.
ai Hi's point the dteturiSng element appeared
in Hie snape ?f ..tie of the S*rgeanti of the lUcr*
mond county i>oiice and two of hla m?n. The s.r
geant waa Drummond, of m.- Re-rand Planet. Weat
Rrlghton. H.- announced to Mr I.Ivingaton that ha
had be-n sent t.> th" clubhouse A Captain Wak",
sv.ih orden to ines ant ihe mat?iee coining "ff.
T tere was ?-. hurried (ronfereac. Bnslbng tic- mint
ben of frc ciub. and an effort wa* made to tam?
il*??e vs Uh the poll***. This was ii ?"?!?*??*. a* .Ser
?t'unt Drummond snaounced that h.* intended to
slav until the croud n.,,i depart-1 and let lhat
BO Ki' trot were donned thu! Bight.
An hour and a half wa- wilted In the endeavor
to Indite* Hergeani lu immond to !At -r. ro reason.
He r*maln*d obdurate, end ar lu o', lock Mr. i.iv
Ingaton and his friends gav* up the right .md th*
members left the hoi'-. Sergeant Drummond and
ins naen romain*-} until the mer, trho were to have
taken in active part in ihe af.a'.r had gone to their
hum
Many of th* srat.-n Islaml Athletic flub m*tnb*rs
sser- i'l favor of K'.lnx oa with -C.- boxing on
Saturday night, and th-n r'shrlnj; th* r.i;H-..>r out
il th' courts.
BE MIDE BER DMIXM CAMMOLIC HID
TIHl REPORTED Pl KH DI Mil CRl'ELTT "" x K'S.
li.XNlJ lil-- WIPE XVI Ki. I'll tll.Mti.v uti;.
Tl j "ll*'* '?:' anora! in ll< ?itiins Henry Kareten,
a drunken bru. k hamller. will tuk<? his trial for a
hai bat cnn murder. His wife. Mary, Mes In thc Har?
lem Hospital dying from the effects of cariiolle
Brid potoOlllng. and the iKilson vvrvs idm'rlntered hy
har husband. Th* only witness to th" attempted
murder ls their ll'tle f*,v*-ye.ir oil BOB, Charil*.
Karaten and his wlf* ire '-icu thlrty*ati year* old,
live in a tWO-*IOry frame building, at No. 7? St.
Anns-nve.. ard hiv- two clilitr :.. the boy already
menrloite.i nnd a rr!. Annie, sevn years old. Th*
couple had b**n Mi-ht years marrie-l. Hnd In that
?tn-" rh" ssife hnd be-n rile breadwinn-r. Karsren
was sori.rlrries BOb*r, utl'l at such litn-s wor'srd
until li" had "urned morey .-noiigh fur drink. Hil
wlf- 'lid laundry work.
.i,:?t before .' o'clock yeatartay aftatwnai Kar
? 'en. who ha.l been nbs?ni from ho-.n* for severn
? lays, entered the room whore his wife waa at work
and, after a iVrca axel?age ."' curaca drew a
hort!* from his pocket, poured 'he con tan ta Into
a ?las?. mot, suddenly aafe?Bg hi* wife round tho
neck, dashed the Muff down h-r throat. This I* the
testimony of their little child. Anion l^*nn*r. a
tailor, who lives in th* adjoining roomf", heard
;h- Btlgry vol.- -s and then i>Ar*r--' growl, "You
baa ". drink this ami ll*.''
There Wai a hoarse scream, a fall and l..*nn r ran
into th* rooms to lind lira, i-Iarsten rolling over
and over- on the Moor, while her hiuhaiid stood over
h.i- .??.urn-Hiring: "If I lia.I .Hy mt her throat lt
would have b-en envier atv! qulek** goat " '-n tha
lab!* by bis side sv:is a rial, bearing th* carbolic
acid label, and bOUgtM at the inf store kept by
Cari A'chenlirand. No. 747 Tlilrd-ave. Patrolman
Jon** arrcsteil Knrsien and sent the woman tj tho
Hartam HoaplUl, vshc-c si.- ss ill. tu all probablliiy,
'il".
rn- ? - - -??
r</Rir TRAIXA a Bfi T IKRX OFF
i...iwi-.-n. *. Maaa, \*ov. IS, Tko Boston I
Main- Railroad Compaay will make i iweeping
reduction lu Itt train B*t*vlc* cn the various
divisions. Aboul forty Ital?I will ba cancel:* I
on all Of (he divisions which this comp-nv ,.Barr?
at*1 s Pot some time tb* gtanageri of th* rom*
uany have Leen k**ptng a record of tram* that
warr not paying, and th" se train* are now t-i
I.,,,... i,,; so:.ic of the tralni to ba discontinued
w.'r- r n .luria.; th" lumAW, and Wire not taken
off when th.- winter tUne-tible went into en>.-t.
lt '* *Stlm*t*d H'-at bs this cur-down in train!
?v*r ::i-u miles a day wilt b* saved, With a ic
iluctlon In running eipwiei tt KABA a day.
TBAIBMBS ATTACMM9 if IBAMFB,
Portsmouth. N. H.. Nov. lt,?Al the BOOtOS and
Main* freight train No Mt, In td?.raj* af Conductor
Hilton, wai leaxdag ihis etty rot Beaton early thia
morning h usn*-: of trumps ??empted ta hoard it.
T"he trainmen saw lli-tn and at ome *iet to work
to keep thom 0_. Th* tramp* wire armed with
clubs aril stones and rino!" I li'roe onslaught <>n
lbs trainmen. Dually forcing th-tii to seek safely
lu th* .'iibiosc. The tramp'- attacked this car and
smashed nil Ihe xviii.lows with rock*, one of thi
missiles sttuek one of tba salim, i Btld injured him
?lightly. Recent attacks an ll?Ina make the rail?
road mea ihlak that there ls an eTganJaad basid
In this .section, and an effort xviii bl m.rde to break
it up._?
V-V*5
EXTRAST
It was all very areli for Shakespeare to writt
about "'Iherc's nothJag hi I nauu"." Tradd
competition*, did not c\is. theil. 'Iheprestige
ol tu'.iiiy 50 vear-i ol' success did not cans**.
imitations. No other malt extract acts better
o;i poor digegtitMl or general debility than
Johann Hon*,; ii has won a name. It
keeps it by continued BBCCAMm, lt invigorates
and tones without exciting ihe system.
Burma ot hattatleae.
TIM u-ii.il...' lu* the sigiuliir-a ,.( "l.kll.VN'N ll.Ill*"
oa HM ne-k lah.-! of IWM} la.tt!*. XVru.* r?r IhijI,
"Shakiapaam't Boto* Atci," mit nao.
Kleiicr I M-ml. *o:i Cu., Hat" AJ'Tit* ?ii| luiy,vrU||
ot Allnerel XVatert. Hw-Xotk.'

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