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PLANS OF THE SILVER MEN.
THEY HAVE GOBBLED A ?BfAJORITY OF
INTERNAT!! >N.\I. CONFERKICKS.
AM- AUK PREPARED TO M*?H THEIR HOBBY
-OOanP AS TO Till: PRESIDENTIAL DKLK?
OATB8 ? WORK AT IHK IKPI.A
TH? HgADQCARTERS,
|PV TK-KCHATH TO TIIK TRIFtfNE ]
Washington, March a ?Although th?? Pr?sidant
will doubtless take his timo in selecting the
three delegates t> Ike expected International bi?
metallic conference, left t his choice by the
provisions- of Mr. Wolcott's amendment to the
Sundry Civil Apfjroprlatton bill, much Interest is
fell here in the coming Domlnattona It Is an
ofifn aecro; that Senator 1*11. m his new capa?
city of political champ-on and adviser of the
rresi.ient. will urge the selection of ex-Governor
Ri'S-weil P Fl wer as one of the three Preal?
d.ntia! delegates. Mi. Hill thinks that Mr.
p-iower's appointment would b?> conatrved a? a
substantial ----cognition of the regular Democracy
in New-Tork, while It would also be received as
a satisfactory and conservative* selection by the
?Mentis of sound money, oth?.r ppasible dele
gatea now mentioned are ex-Secretary Faircblld,
Henry W. Cannon, and President Walker, of the
Massachusetts Institute of Techno! >?->?. and An?
drews, of Drown University,
It is fane-rally believed that Germany will issue
the call for the conference, and that the sessions
will begin late in the summet- or in the fall.
"Where it shall be held will depend ii|?on the con?
ditions of th?> call, as mil also th? basis upon
which the questions of ratki ."'ml of the extent
to whl? h silver shall be used aro to be dlSC'JBBCd.
On thi-a latter point it is understood that the ad?
vocates of free OOtoage -?-111 demand that the
ratio shall be fixed at 16 to 1. and that they will
not swerve from this contention. As now ap?
pears th?\v wili constitue a majority of th?.ni
mission from this country, as five ,?f the six al?
ready chosen h<>!<! views favorable t" in,I* pend, nt
free coinape. If the thte? delegares to h.' ap?
pointe,] by the President ahould all i>, opposed t ?
free oinas-e under cxis;?i?!- conditions in this
country, as Mr. Hit! is. the commission would
?till stand five to fuir in favor of Independent
free coinage.
The WolCOtt provision is not materially dif?
ferent from that under whl h the Brussels Con?
ference was appointed it, 1892. excepl in the num?
ber pf delegates and in providing th?* means in
their selection. The Brussels C >:nmissir>ncrs on
the part of the United States numbered five, and
they were all appointed by the President. The
Wording of the law as lepard-'d th.- purpose of
the conference was in that eise the sanie as in
this, the laniruape being that the conferen e
should he held "with a view t , secure Inter?
nationally a fixity of relative value.- between
gold and silver, as money, by means of a i im
mon ratio between th >se metals, with fr.*e mint?
age at auch ratio." In 1>?92 an appropriation of
j^,,,wi ?a. made to pay the expenses of the Com?
mission, while $:.?i?.00n Is now provided. All the
members ..f the Cimm'.sslon so far chosen ar<*
lawyers, except Mt. Hitt. and all except Mesara
Teller and Hitt served on the Confederate side
during; the War ,?f the Rebellion. All are fifty
years old and over. Speak**;- <'rls?> is the young?
est member, beine; fifty. Senator Tell?-?? and Mr.
Culbers<.n are each sixty-four. Mr. Jones fifty
five. Mr. Daniel Sfty-tWO and Mr. Hit! sixty-,ne.
The click <>f busy typewriters and the hum of
earnest conversation filled the headquarters of
the brand-new Bimetallic party to-lay. ?if
course. Senator Btewart, of Nevada?who de?
clared in th*? Senate four days a?'? that "you
could make a million better sil vor men out of
me than out of s ?me who criticise me; a million
of these half-heart*-1 m? n who do n,?t believe that
the United Btatea is big enough and great
enough to legislate as t ? coinage; a million of
those who would go abr. a 1 and nsk help to leg
lslate for domestic affairs'" -was a central and
perhaps the most Important Bgure am >ng ih >se
present. Hut even his silver vocabulary copious
ns It is, does not exceed that of ex?Representa*
tive a. J. Warner, of Ohio, trho has been the
talkative and bustlintr chief engineer of the Bl?
metaiiie League since its organisation. It n..,iis
only the hint of a suggestion to ael General
Warner'? wheels in motion and keep them re?
volving for an Indefinit?- period. Languag?
from his liiis with a sj.e ? I that never laga and
th? reservoir is always full, even lo overt, 'Wing.
In conversation to-day General Warner out
lined the plans and pollc) of the new pa : I -.
of course predicted a aweeplng rictorj" foi
the Preside!,till contest ?! 18M. Among other
thlnjcs h?- said ".-*? nttment on the money <iu?-s
tion is rapidly crystallizing in th?- United States,
and th.* campaign >.f nexl year will all w that
the people an- Interested in but one issu? Thai
Issue is th<- gold standard versus the bimetallic
standard. Bimetallism will win. The campaign
will be c inducted .jii straight and well-defined
lin<-s. and everybody, the politicians In iluded,
will i,e brought to th-. scratch."
"What is your Idea ol what the poll y of the
gold men is likely to U* a; th?* International con?
fer? BceT was ask*- 1.
"As they are paying merely for delay, they
may try to divert the question fr?,m its legit??
mate channels. The H thschlldfl may even pro?
pose* boom auch schein? as th?-y did before f-tr
extending and Increasing th*- u?es <?f silv?*r. But
that Is n.,t tin* end we have In view, nor will
any such proposition be seriously considered by
the friends of silver. Silv.-r pi iperiy recognized
as standard m ?ney Is what we are fn-Hing for.
and we Brill be content with nothlnj* l?-ss. Of
course, there will be talk about a change of
t,- but nothing r*an come ,,f ?hat France,
for , n?-. w ?Uld refus?, t" r?*?- ,in her silver. Hut
our proRramm?- la In n?. wis?- dependent upon
what the conference miv or may not do. We are
satlsfle.l that England will domin?t,* th<* dellb
eratlons and the decision, and this Is warrant
enouffh for us to go ahesd with our plana."
"Win the new pan;.- make any effort to in?
fluence result? in this year's State elections?"
"No: though, of course, the silver question
will, without any effort of our?, come up in th.?
State conventions, and !.?? dlscuased on ih?*
stump. Silver, too, will show -?ratifying strength.
Bui we are arranging for .i National campaign.
We ran hope for no permanent benefit without
-*??? cHti secure the ?lection of a President and ??
Congreaa friendly .,, s?vr .-.i',, committed to the |
remonatlxatlon of thai metal, and ao our fight !
proper will not be made until n?-xt year And II !
will be made In earnest then, and under con
ditions that will bring th?- allver men together
out of b >th of the old patties. Then* will be
some hesitation here and there for ? while. Old
poll leal affiliations ar?* no? easily broken. Bui
when th?* r?*al i.-*su?* la presented, and the- r.-ai
situation understood, n sincere friend of silver,
North or South, l"a?-t or West, will draw back
t^r desert his colon."
"No mention is mad, about a running mate
for Mr. Blbley," was suggested.
?There Is some difference of opinion as to the
V Presidency," eras th,- reply. "It has no?
been agreed aa yet whether the second place ?,!,
the t!ck?-i should be filled fr,m the South ?,r
West, or by a former Bepubllcan or Democrat.
But that will be attended to in time."
MOVKMKNTs OF PROMINENT MEN.
EVKKYi*oi?Y 1-rslllN?; OI'T OP TOWN TO ORT A
I.ITTI.K Ri:st BONI I.A.-'T ?PR A LB POB "PAP."
WasWnirton. March 1 Poetmaeter-a?*neral Blssell
accompgnM i.y Mrs. Blssell. left Washington at 10
o'clock this momini- f?r New-York City. From
there they wi'.i go t0 i-u**aK Th, po-rtma .,,.r..;. n
en?! ?sill look after private buataesa ai I take s rest
He ?rlH remain .-.way abvu t.ri ,|.lVS ,.*,r., A*,Nt.
ar.t I,ostmivt.r-(;.n.-r?l imnma ?nil .???? a I', ? .,,
ter-Oeneral during Mr. Btaaeira absence
BecraUry Urnen? alea started rot New-York
thla -nornlnj* m Ih i 10 o'clock train, expecting to
b?> gway about a week.
Vice Prssldeni Bteveoaoa left this r\ty t()t hl,
home in Blotmlngton, ir.. _-* nit-tu. Hu,\ Wlll
take g ?one ?nd niuch-ne?i|??,i r?st. When the K ??.
Bh ndJotamed he was suff'-rlnsr from a rery severe
Cold and his von-?* was alSBOSl -rone. The Vice
\^?<uje?6*
COLLARS
UFFS
LAMPTON. |tyOHf0qtfWtr?.
SMALL BPACE-BIC TYPE
SHORT STORY-SOON TOLD
?I Alt 4 > ii:il> 4 oll;?rs anil ?iifT?.
m h
??IIIMK OP nsiiii??.
Will tell the rest. FRES ?y If AIL.
Ret?a it at your teisnwe,
I <-loett. Coon & Co.. Makers, Troy, N. X,
I Everything in Rubber
I I? " *.??r.v ?MiinprrlH-iiKl? ?. lerm. lut? nl?aii?a?
| benp il In mi ml an<l naihoi'liiK' Il ?all!, th?.
I l?ame ?.ml iidili-?.,?? ?if (fee
HOOGMAN RUBBER COMPANY,
BROADWAY, i 21 WEST MD ?T..
?OH. l.RAM) ST. I Am. r.TH AVK. IIOTKL.
I'resiiient has n.?t had a re?: for almost three years,
his work beginning with th.-- ranipaic.ii that r?
i-'u!teii in his election. Ther followed the long ????
si.iis of the I.in?! Congr ss ?m.l the illness of his
daughter, all of which k -pt rim on a nerso.is strain.
The ,r? mbers of f oner ?<!? still In Wsshlngton are
making the ileparttnents their h? .?'I'piarters. A
r.-nsber of them slslb-d :h<- St.-it.-. War an' Navy
departments to-?iay to mske final appeals i? mat
t<rs conceinlng their ci : riltuenta. Amone; tha
early r.iilers was Mr. Wilson, of West Vlrglnls.
l' cstmaster-ajVenirral-elect. Mr. Wilson will return
ti. his horn.- In West Virginia in s few .lays to r?"i
i.ntil the !*? of next month, svhen he ssill sssumc
tils ness ?luties.
Kx-S nitor Matt W. Hansom start???! this niorn
Ing for his home in Wei Ion. N. C. where he will
remain for ten lavs. H- v 111 then ret m to V, ssh
incton for a few .lay*. It being his present loten !.???
to start for Ms new post as Minister t.i Mexico in
about two weeks.
TO BUILD A SUBMARINE BOAT
A ?UNIQUE ANO INTKRKSTINO ADDITION
TO THF. NAVY.
j I-KSTHIPTION OF A CHAFT ?THICB IS BXPEl TED
to itt'N BIOHT KN'?TS AN ROUE 1'NPI'K
SVATKi: ?'? 'NSTltt'CTION TO
ni: BEOt'M at < >\???i:
[Bn TE!.r..;nain TO the raiBtTNS.]
Washington. March 1- The Naval Bureau of Con
structlon and Repal-ra h:is completed the pret,,r.i
tion of plans and BpeclilC itl.nis of th? Navy's tlrst
submarine boat. Within a tern .Leys, prohably thi*
?reek, s.-.-r ?tary Il-rt.rr: will let th?? contracl to
bull?! ?h- vessel. It is likely that th.- r,.itinr!.li Iron
Works. ??: Baltimore, will undertahe the work antler
th.- supervision ??f Mr. Holland, th.? inventor "f the
model adopted. I: is expected that in eighteen
n?.,?n:tis ill.- t....i? will )??? ready for servie? As final?
ly determined upon, th.? craft is a novelty m de?
sign, which, if mi.?ssful in practical operations,
will prose at? Important addition to the Navy. It
will be capable ??: golni on th.. surf,?- ?i high
speed, of sinkmu quickly tn a ?reasonable ttepth and
.?:' travelling under th? s?:,!.r It will be of steel
throughout. Its shape will be simitar to ,i huge
cigar, Rattened at the loss-..-- side. The ?general dl
?menstona will I" I. rrrt'i M feet, diameter l! ?',???:.
and a total displacement ??!' l?W t..,?*. T),'-re ?rill be
two kin.is of motive p.>s?er. one for surface propul?
sion, the other for un.I r-ssit-r navigation. Bt<*am
will i.e employed ss ben the vessel is aiioit or awash,
an?l twin quadruple-eapan?lot) engines ssill be tltie.i
in, capable of developing l.<Mn hor ??-p<?w?r and <?f
making WO r?rvolutlon* a minute. Th>- grate surface
?rill be M sqi.ir- feel and the heating surface lABA
?quare feet.
l'or submerge,l prop.liston a TO horse-power dyn?
amo and .14'? storage batteries ss-rii be used, it Is
calculated that when Boating iitiht th.? b??at will
make sixteen knots; when partly submerges!, HI
teen knots, atnl when entirely below the surface,
??itch: knots. I'n.l'-r ordinal*) circumstances run
ning awash her endurance will be Ofteen hoirs,
an?l when completely covered by th>- waves eight
hours, ll'-r arm intent will consist of tsv?. tori?lo
tubes, fltt.-'l to lire automobil? torpe,l...? Seven
torp.-iloeo can i.Brrled on board. Fot, surface ..??
??rations a turret and Buperetructure bave leen .1?.
i
signed as protection agalnai fire uni as s covering
| to the interior ai*rangementa Th?? turret I* to be
slightly forward <?f the centre ..f buoyancy, .cr?.|
n?-.-* t.? a height o? four snd one-half feet. It Is
? formed of three platea forged Into b r> im.ir. ?i
shape, fastened together bj heavy angla bar* and
1 pecureai to the deck by strong bolt*. The ?
vary m thickness and Inclination. The heaviest Is
four Inches thick, and the greatest Inclination is T??
degrees on thi sides. Projecting above the turret
la an eight-Inch t?i!>" for the pilot's head. Abaft
'. this tube ?sill be the mokestach and all shaft,
; which are ?placed con? entrically and op?-rat?-.j by
1 hydraulic pressure The superstructura is -T feet
; long, :, feet wide st rh? bs*. ?nd ?( feel \? i- at tr..
top it is .?, ?haped ,tt the ends as to present th?
i least possible reelstai.t?> the ?? iter
The bunt I? designed t.? dlsri t . s .l-nti? of twen
' ty f? I In t< r, ?. ends, w? ? n the vessel - : in
nlng at full . ? i on th? surf! will hi
?ta? k an?! all -,?. ifi pi ? ? ? ? ipward and II i
ileslre l to dlv< , King itoi ? - pis.. i on Ihe
!?ott??m nt the hull are t?. be ?.p. ned and tl
allowed to < . . .p. I ni the
?1 ; ? r ? r. .- ol ?Aatel *pa ? ? .... Ideal. The I
' ; ,?? I, th? ? .-;,.. ? ai . .. ?hpli door*
??;' tight, an i the ?mok? ? ? ? ...?.,.,? .
covered. While the ?...rk ?
? ? r oui from Im low, ws
? m from ihe bottom ha? taken It? plac? an
, vessel ha* ?unit to .? ... pth ?hen onls th.
the turret :? above the rui ? ? ? l he li .?..,? .
' ? ?? ? ' ? ibl. .-..?? tie ma,1.
-''? Bl thai from (hi* time until the boa 1 ilrel
below th? ?urfai. onl? a f< ?? -?
Horizontal lh ii j i udder*, ? h ?h ??? be ; I .
ai any desirable am li. .?re pro?. |.|e?| .... i bj th.-lr
? itlon the bos? of the v??* ? :
The prop? lien are ? in? an?l th?
direction mu t be toward I uottoi M
i-ulated thai f,?i about on? n it? t? ?;?. ?i? ',?
? for propulsion. By the time th? .I - be|?iw
" itei the ? ?I? ctrl al powei ,- In ??; ? il
: no further attention - given the boiler? until
surfae* propulalon ..- again thought i.
i 'I h. pilot wishing to n--. ih< reverse >,.??.
adopt* l I: the v*s?e| I? al an? hoi lh. ?/at.
pre**ed ?"it of tank* containing H b? an ? ,? loi
, pump. an?l air is driven Into the tank- If rui
? nlng under the surfacf, th- ?,??it ?- ilmply ????? :
| ran lie drawn upon.
The plans ?/o Into detail In every part?, ol..- si I
bave been carefully prepare?! Whether the
Is a auccesB or failure th* ?lovernment i- lo lone
nothing if it doe* nol m?-?-t ihe r?*qulrementi It
I? to !??? rejected, and Ihe sureties ?i' lh* builder?
will have to refund whatever paymfnti may have
been mad*. The general Impression In nasal ?it
clfs is thai Ihe experiment Is well worth trying,
nr,,| that In the end tl?<? Navy may obtain a ?< - el
of much valu.-.
THE I.Wo.MK TAX LlTK.ATMiN.
jsi:l: v\<;i:Mi:.\"TS MADE TO COS? ?I.IDATE THE
THREE si'ITr? AM? TARE THEM I P
TOGETHER
Washington. Mar, h C .Xtrar.ir? -iii? tit* ?. r?. male.
In the Supreme court of the I'nlted State? to-day
f.?r the ar?.' i men I on tie- Income tas cases. Ar tie
opening ??f the <? ?urt Attorney-?3*neral Olney said ?
that th?-re ?er., thre.- ?a":- relating to the Income
t.\ now bef?se th? court, two of them (the New
v..rk i-a-e-i presenting Identically th? same t-ues
tlona and tweed upon th? ?am? n ?rds; the thir.i
originated In lh? Dlstrlcl of Columhls sod was the
only .,r?e in which the ?3?veroinenl was directly
Interested. Thai was s suit, be said, for an Injunc?
tion ??? restrain ti?" Commissioner of Internal Reve
n ,.? fron j.r cceedln? t<? carry oui the la? Th? At?
r .:i .??-<;.m t.,i asked that th? Oovernmenl might
be permitted to appeal in the otbef two cases,
however, an.) he suggested that they be all eon
? ??dated, and whatever time was ?Jeemj I ?reason?
able for their argumenl might be ?given w coun ?:
Chief Justice Fuller a?k?*d If counsel or- the other
Bide had anything to BUggesI In th? matter, and Mr.
st,,?,I.?b.ci?>..,. of thl* city, reaponded that bis firm
appealed ior Mr Moon in th? null again*! Com?
missioner Miller. He said ???? vrtt laboring under
s >m? embarraasment, fr..m the I i< I thai it had b? .-n
arranged that ex-Senator Edmunds, who ??.
elate?! with them, should m.ik.- the oral argument
in behall of thfli client, i???r that he hsd Is???'? ?nd
still s?a? ?Ich .n bed with krlp. H< had recels i ?
telegram from Mi. K Imun ?- !/?**tTda) saying that
he expected lo be abb- io appeal to mon???? an?)
make the argumenl if ?required Mi Bhellauarse:
???ai?! that !??? had nt. objection to Ihe eon?oll<latlon
of the cases, if ha did n.therwlse Bbbrevlat? tne
time to ssiii.h they would be entitled
The chiif Justice said that tha purpose of consa?n
datlon would t?? for hearing ?- one ease
Jame? ?'. Carter, who appeal ? for the ? ??ntm-t?"?!
Tr?iv; Company, m ?uppoti ??f th? law, oi?*?-rs'-.i mat
th?- ordinary rule? governing th? time for ai*gument
-. .in...i to be Inad quate .
The i'i?i.-f lustlce inquired how much t?""- counsel
though) they should ?have. HI? Wes w?as to ?-???
up the three cases together, and aaked if one l..?ui'
in sddltion ssoui?! b.? enough to sstlsfj counsel
?'lar.-ine a Beward, who r?i*presents the "'""J
h??|.|ers of the N.w-Vork trust romp.ml???, tea it
??PI?or-?"i to the law. sal?l that he MUM speak r??r
only isc'ic of the eases. In which there were Use
counsel enKaK?-?l, ar,?l he hoj.e'l that amp!" tlm"
WOUld be given
After eonsultlnx wltti hi* iis?o,lates on t lia- /'*''";
the Chief .Justin? announced that they ha-l decWjJKl
to allot ten hour* to counsel, five .?n eaeh slue, tne
?lls-lalon of whlrh they might a.ljust arnon?' ""'IJ!"
selves. If It developed (hat this tlm?? WSS OOt ??ifll
i.lent, it would be enlarged The (Pivernmi-nt. li?
s?ate I, woul 1 be heard. ?n?l three counsel ?m a *l<1'?
would be jiermltteii to sp.ak. The usual rule, giving
the ojieninir and closing to the ap;>?-lla"?. he Bald,
WOUld be observe?!, but the Court ?lesii???! thai ?ni.?
me counael for the appellant BhOUld be beard In
closing; that is. that their speeches should lie sano
wlched In among the sj.ee.he.a for the appellee?.
The counsel have not arrange?! among theins'lv? *
how the division of the time shall be made, but It I"
probable that ex-Senator ?Edmunds. Joseph H
?hoate ml Mr. Hewanl will speak for the ap|?*!
lants In opposition to the Usv, and the Attorney
Oeneral an 1 Mr i'arler for the appellee* In fas*?r Of
he law. Th? argument will probably begin to?
morrow.
NEWS SOTES AT THE CAPITAL
THE PRESIDENTS REAPP? UNTMKNT Ol?'
REJECTED NOMINEES.
A ?'SSI: WHICH MAY CAUSE Ml ? It PRICTION AND
EHTABLtm A PRECEDENT SENATOR TEL?
LER'S PAPERWFIOHT OREAT BRITAIN
AM' VENEZUELA AMERICAN
BHIPfl IN THE BUEZ CANAL
Washinrien, March ?V?The action of th.. Presi?
dent yesterday in makinir. a recess appointment of
Alfred I?. Tinsl.y to be postmaster at Sl,,ux Kails.
s. I?., has cause,i much comment among auch Sen?
ators as happened to be about the .'.-.pit,?! to-day.
This nomination ? is made during the second ses
s!,m of th?- I.ill I Congress an I was permitted to
remain unacted up ,n until that session sdjotirned.
This was ?in?* to the opposition ,.f Senator Petti
grew, who lives at Hloux rails. It being an unwrit?
ten law of the Senate that th?* man named for post*
master of the home town of u Senator mus! be si -
eepiable to the Sena; ,r.
In Ihe debate on this cas?- Mr. Pettlgrew made
some plain statements, chief among them, it Is al?
leged, b.-iiiK' one thai Tlnsley was a political rnemy
With Whom the S OU? Il Dakota Senator said h>- flrouM
be unwilling to trust the care of hi? mail that mlghi
las* ;hr,iii)-h the office The Sgbl BgatBSl Tins-ley
whs bol in the second session, but no action was
taken, and Immedial ?!>- upon Ihe adjournment h>
was sgaln nominated. The opposition "f Mr. Petti*
gres eras renewed, an i ..n almos: the last day of
the sesi?n Tlnaley was rejected by a larg?' majority
of the votes cist
Having i,- u rejected, this ?as supposed I ? be th"
end ..i Tlnaley, bul no sooner had the Senate a l
Journed than he waa name) again aa a rec??aa .?ii
1' ',iit.*. Tu.-. ui!l -tan i good until his ease |? again
acted upon I,y i!,.- S.nii... S...iat.,r? ?-li? have
look?* 1 Into this rase s.n \\ bas bul on? <>r tw" par?
allel? In thr :.i-:<?r>- .if t'mur..??. Sc,-t?,,n 2 ol Artl
cle 'i ,,f th.* Constitution, defining thr powei at I
duties .,f the ITeaMent. aaya that hr shall have
powei "l,\ and with the advlee and consent ot the
Senate, t" appoint Ambassador? and .ill
other officers of the I'iui?.l States whose appoint
menta are noi herein otherwise provided fur" ?-t,-.
It has alwaya been held that the rePvtlon of i
nation ? is !>,.? withholding of the Henal?*'? i on
sent, and fee I't, Monta have ever overrldd n thai
decision. (Irani did ,i onre, and so di i Harrleon,
during Ihe Aral par! of his term. Senator? assert
that by carrying the mattet t., tic- point lo which
It has been rarri? I In this ease the Executive la
abl< t., nulllf) th? provlsl >n of th?. Const i i<I >n ;?' ?
vkling foi ihe consent ,,: the Senate a construe
lion which the Constitution, thej assert, loe? no!
.111 - :. : >. ?':..? prominent Uemorratle Senatoi a.?ld
till- afternoon that while ihr letter of the law had
no! 1.n \ i,..,' , || : .,... i,a I. and thai : t i
thing was almpl] a question of taste, ?a far .. the
President was concerne?! if !,?? saw hi to dlsregai I
:!,?? wishes ,,f the S* ;, it" there waa no power In
the S. nat? : i r? ?train him.
< 'ti.- ? hing m ij. :; w. \. '.. result, u : Il il
rupture al the beg lining ol the next aeselon of ?* m
Kr. -s and i ? : ...n of
it 8? natoi : eontei : b< longs ??? Ih?
consenting powei In the matter of app
Senatoi remain, ? f t ? -r ih? nine months' ??<? itlon,
6' the mind the- appeal : i be ?n now, th? Tinale
?..-? ?ni i?- made .. ?.r. -, i.ni ?..r their future
.- , ? ? ? matter ol onfirmlng ? ? i ? I i
nom natloi - ?eni to the Benat? I? pron : iei I
come ,i c?l?br?t? I ?-? -, Ihr annals f tl Con
gress.
The two riew rxamlners-in-cMef <?f the I * ? r -*? r- ?
OUI ,. tribu? i' .;:? '\ and John H n.-;.;k i
s ho were n mnat. ?! to tl Benatc 11 au re?i Judgei
Hates iml i :rk. and who failed of .nflrm.-itton
a ? r.- reappolnt. I I v t?.,- Prealdent lo-daj ..- I q lall
fled foi office They will not a eau me theli duties
until April l Judge Hates, who tend.rrd hla resig?
na t ion ,,ii request, wll ntlnue work uni the
dale, bul .lui?;.' ?'.??rk. ?h? refused lo r? Ign, was
removed Hi* duties will be attended l?i by the
ot h?-r examiners i I th? olfl ??
Senator Teller, .?f Colorado, has recelv? I from
Wlllard M,,rs... a coi I ?enver, .. pa ?i
weight which thr >??-..?? he will t..K. I I ?
International Monetary Conf?rer, ?? ai
le.-?,m to demonstrate the i
m- n It Is a b k of .-liver, of atai
? ? . , ? ! Il ? ? ! ? '.- \?. .?? . > ;-. ?
- ? - ... . i a b'..,. k ?>.' i
? Im I, ' ' ':,. . .: \ ? * ? i . , ? .
Ihe gift es| ? ? , "
hlmaell mini ! th?? or?
smelt? ?
It api ?ara '? n Ih?
Rel itl ma, I to the .11)
en,-.* of tl ? '. ..--.,.
will be pul .... . '
Amb ,.,.-....? *
d in fa , i. I to th? ,
<;:??.?t Brli kin
ha? had Mr. Hayal
un 1er u?.t-n.
U .. ?
?;???.? ?'?.'. ; ? :
...,:. I. ? . II put.
Statt??. It is tu ? ]
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i ?. ; ? :?:. nt of Stati an li
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M !>? 4, >, ? and
i ral fl ? el????? of Vienna .?,?,???. . f II
Imp? rial lligi ih Carl Lud Th?
ill th.? att? <<l
man ifactu.I I ? ? ?
that th? . A
: ?
? be '.:. |.. ,, ?? ?' ? Wlh of tl.- ?am? i
I Kxhlbltoi ?..!. ??? mi -.-.?-- n?*< i i iw. m i
, j,.?rt of ihe i al i?li Rihll.ltor? ma
but non ? ?:. ; rem ? I ?th.
?,.? ? .... m ?? .... i. . i. ma I? ?
ing fre- enti y of all ? an I i?i Ivll? .??? ? i
port at ion ? ri ".?? Austrian railway? ?n?l the
Austrian ?1 ha? r< qii? -t?-i ihia ? ?
meni lo sua ran t?. fr?*e r< **ntrj of all exhibit? from
this conn?r> win. h ma) noi be ?old In tuetrlti All
com m ml. al i ? ? ho?il i :??? tul i:--? i tu ti.m
mill.i '? '?? In i ??" il \ --- * i.?,111 >i : n i - ?? ? ? if
vi, un.*.. ?o, i '? H-1 r? :,??!.i -,. \ :? nn.i Austria
?itilv live American vessela passed through I ?
Bues t'iiii.-.l dining Ihe yeai IMi and iheae were
war v.-'-.i- .a yacht- "Noi ?m.- mercantile ahlp
1 flying the American Rag entered Ihe ranal foi ih?
1 y.-ar. although many cargosa designated :,,t ?imer
lea passed through In Hnti*i> ?hip? ' Thl? ?tale
I men; i* mad. I,\ i'onsul-lleneral Prnfleld, ?tati?>ne?l
al Cairo, Egypt, In ?> report Jusl received al Ihe
Depart men l ol Slate.
Oeneral Buperlntendenl Klmball, of Ih? i.ir?
?a* ng Service, baa notified to the auperlnt??n ? t?1
of the mi. ivih. , mi. VIIHh, IXth, Xth, Xlth
and XHth Mr? s.,% Ing Dlstrlei that ? 'ongr< haa
reduced tie ir salaries from 11.800 la I1.BM) Thr -
P? -intendenta >.r the li I, lid, \ th and VIIt i
Irlets had I heir aalarl? s Im reas? d to 11.? <" " i
I equalising th? sal.ne** ,.f ail superintend nli
| Irret of or. the aalarlea have been adjusted laraelj
on thr i.isis i,t th< numbei ,,: nation? In th? van
on dlstrleta No? aome ol ih? aun rlntendents
who have as few ai t? t., look ?f?ei re
, . , \ ?? as much aalar) a* ?uperln tendent a ? l." have
forty-one. Superlnten.ient? ul the larger illsirlel
have i?. mV?* g?"?.*?? bonds un?l disburse annuall)
aa much as tion.ooo it la probable thai -ami' of
id,, superintendent? wli,,**,- salarle? have been re
?luce,I will resign in oonsequenee.
A BLUNDER IN THE NAVAL. BIL?.
Washington, March >; (Special), It i? found ihsl
In the rush i?> gel through billa al Ihe eleventh ,
hour, Congress blundered eertoual* In on? Impoi
tant provision of Ihe Naval Appropriation bill.
The bill aa ?t passed the House provided for ?.00B
, mi, t,.| .neu and aubststencc ai,i clothing for half :
thai number. The Senate Committee redueed ihe
number Of additional tuen to 1,000, an I struck ft,.in ?
the House mesaur? all provlslona for rallona and
clothing, tt appears thai the House bad ruiiously
worded th? section relating la the maintenance
of Hu* proposed Increase in the enlisted force, and
provided food and clothing for only half the au?
thorised number. The Senate Committee, r?.>r ap?
preciating the situation, ?r Indiff?rent te the re?
sults, struck oui the .sum suthotised fur the 1,000
men. Thus th.. Navy gata an iinre..s.* in the en?
listed fore.., for which pay la provided, bul there
Is bo fund provided from win, h ihs inw seamen
can be subsisted an,| clothed The Naval uuthorl
An taWSSWr nnil a Slpglajg ?Iml,
k eoatlauoaa Soiragoar ?,f rain, ir, |?sa?al waaib??, ???n
?r.illy In wlnt?r ?nrt ?prln?. i,r? unf .v .rnl.l? t,. all
rl.i???-? of Invalli!?. llul aasasth ?n?l activity Infii???! Intu
th? circula''.r,n r,,iinl?-i??t III??? iiit1u?*nr^? .,,, 1 |nt?n> -?
n il?.f?n. ? ?no?!!.?! tli?tn. Il?.?t?tt?r-s BtomscB llltt?r?.
m<?t ihsesagh t?n,i ?rr?-riiv? at h?sbmMcs ?n?! t,,nic?.
not only ?nrlch?? tin* 1,lo,*4. Bui ?,c?l?r?i?? its rtri-ul?
llon. Fm a chill, or premonitory BySBptOgM "f rh?un.?
tl?m and kl?ln?y ? ?iini.lnlnt, partir.il?rly prevalent at
iin?e Masses n i? ?h? t,??t |K??ibi?. tmmaty, it i? ?i?..
lnv.*.b.?l>le r?,r gyapapSBS, llvrr o.mpliilni. constitution and
n?r?ou?ne??. Barer aet out oa ? winter or aprlnc J?,ijrne>
will.,ut It. KMerlv j,er?nn? an* the tsUSBte ?nd con
vale?crnt -re srratly Hided by It.
BOMMERV
"SEC"
and
Champagne Nature (Vin Brat).
"High Grade Champagne of
uniform quality.
ties are ennsequently much embarrassed. Under
the hea?! of 'Provisions for the Navy." to he dis?
bursed through the Burean ??f Bnpplies an.l Ac?
eonnts, a lump sum of $i.i)7.'...)oo Is appropriate.
Charly the S-.r.t.irv of the Navy has the light
to enftsi the l,?M0 additional men. and it Is be?
lieved that ??ut of till* sum he ?-an provide f,.r their
maintenance. <>f .-ours?,. ii.?>7.r?.'?ac will not be sutn
cleni t.. feed iin?l ?loth., th* present for?-.- an?! the
additional i ?a?? men. i.ut it can be mad? to go as
f.u .?- raoaaible, snd fl denclency created, if neces?
sary. There are some legal points involved in the
matter, which ssill probably ?>?? referred to th??
Attorney-General for an opinion. Th.- exMcta*
tlon .?f naval officer? is that the men ?vlll he en*
ll*t*d, fed and clothed from the ?general fund. Th.?
last months of the fiscal year may t.- lost sight
of, snd the next Congress be ?ailed upon to ap?
propriate f.?r the excess over th?? suthorised ex?
pend 1 tu re? The servies of the additional ..?M
men va in ?north !??? required, and Secretary Her?
bert I? ?aid to be ?>f the ?pinion that, under the
dr. ?iinstan.-e*. be ?vill Im- justified In following a
cour?* lomewhal unusual, bul on? ttiat the House
and the Senate, ??;th the exception of the Commit*
tee on Appropriations, Intended should he tak<n.
?re ??
THE FRIESLAND AGROUND,
SHE >:<>i:s ASHORE INSIDE THE BREAK?
WATER AT l'"HT HAH?.
AM. THE AMERICAN T< ?t'l'.is-is, HOWEVER, HAD
I.kit HER at IOWA ANO PROCEEDED TO
.11:1:1 s st.im i:n'..iir-i ir. iir? )?:?:; :ss
TO VU ?AT 1 Ml". BTE ?M1 I'
I' '' ?told, Msxch G The Belgian itesJjner ?Pries?
?'? Captain Nickel*, from New-York Pebruary ?'..
ran .? i . , ?. the breakwater aa sh< ?ra? leav?
ing ? ;?.;? ri... hard and fast, but the bottom
? ? I) Her , irgo I being rem?oved as rapidly
as ;? ? aibl* in order t.. lighten her, and im? ere
Hei 1, ring gear 1? also disabled.
Ill burg, Mir?-?? >'. 'The Plttsburg Tune-" r?
1 cable ilfr-patch I.- ? night, si itlng that the
?m i? ?ir i the Prlesl in 1 had left the vesael
it J pa to to Jerus item They ??.: 1
r ? Ity t..i .1 s? ? k. The In I II in.it: ill
m ? 1 ? ?!? , en le . on ? coi re. ? ..~ th? dl ?patch
came r? .,,, (Trank Quthrle, on? of the manager? of
ise the Pi
w* . ? .-,. 1 ? > ? .;? the part) .?r<? clei -
t I'ltivburg and Us neiifhliorh.I ?rho are
? ? ' 1 he Time*," has Inj
1 eel ten by 1 he |> ?p ilar ??.I 11 : ? ?'!??! 1 The
erhole nun t ". an I the a. hole
>n* .arrie 1 |.\ the Prle*land, 111
and crew, 1 sboul 00.
A ,..r -, r. ?,?.-.. ! or the American I.ln? ofllc?
n I t Bald said th c? th? l-'t li ?land
!? . ?? ashore rii. r? . bul ?ra? lying In an easy
: . .? iuM g? : ..ff at the rc-\? high ti le
Her passenger? ai.t aboard Th? ?*"rie?land went
t?? i ; ; 1 ,.r: 1 her p?--?'. n '? ?rk.-1 there ar. !
?? ? .;? ? ? .!? . .1- ..?.?. s there la no harbor 11
Jo| ; ? mer ??r. !? 1 to P cri Bald t 1 ?lay
uni .. . ? ? -, lo ret im and 1 ck.- tier paassi -;? ; :
?all ; '? :;, he) * r: I'-'oi I
?? ?. 1 ? ? ? -? n ? .-:?? v? 1* chartered fr??m
t!., i: Krank C. ? ':.?rk f ?r an ex?
??-..?? Th? Pi I? Ian l srenl
: ? and fi cm thei ? . the M< liter
r n -
? . - ? 1 point* of Intel
from the
.?. ho l?lle.I fl ,rn Vu
1 ? ?? ?
tugu*i I
1? ? ? " ?All? ? Jan : 1- .
.?1 |.?>
:?, ? . .1 ? ' ?nsl intlnople,
?her* lar.-h ?
? ? ims line, i'aptaln
s ? ... ,.-...-? ,,.,..
?, ? it 1 ?'clock
?.Cants 11 r?. int. 'Ill,
! ' :.| . , ? . ... ale 1
.? , ? . . ????:..
. . ! oil the
1.1 I .? m ? . ? ? ng*1 ?.
!.. ? r. 1 ?i \. w ?fork
III,I
. ? ? ? led 10
. ?r to n
? - !
' ' PK t.N SPREADING.
?
? Ion in !
?? ihe State .
.- ? I o!,l I
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I
T ?? th? "? ? ' In i
Thi Hal
-. ? .- a' 'I', Inl la I, u.is
? 'olon The
1 ? ? xlden de
; ? f th?* All ?nta I Ho. .1* del !
1 i . have 1
W ? liuii,-- '
tat i- ?''i al ? '?den for ab cul .
tss , ?? ?. ,. s ? ? ;? t was leai n* 1 through ? 'on
lain- < "roma ? II that the 1*1
Il h at iiocaa d< I Toro, ?
and th? endlni f ll ?VI int? to thai ; ri fol
1 .... : 11 itlants 1 I M ? ? . h on th* At?
lant f H " Men ' Panama.
s rat Mead ? " I? 1 ' ? i.? ? i? hli ?
? if in t.., ??? . ? ?, u,tii the Nass
1 ?? p irtmeni pending further 1 Is from 1 'olombia,
tr th. ?itu lion . ? ???? ? m ?re ?erlou? othei ?h ,
the North Mlai 1 Bqua?lron ?rill be ? r.i lu I'olon.
New? re<?< ?? . ? f ?? ; n ? ? it ? the
>?',. t that the rebellion I* *prea?llng, an?l tho ?
,.. ? cmlng more daring an?l lietter
able t, .,.,,?.??,.; n 'n n?. r?gulai fore?** The <;?.?
rrnmant 1* maintaining .1 nun fwrnl and doing all
In lia puwei ? . put an end to the revolution, but
the numb. ? ,,r Insurg? ni? 1? In? reaslng ?!.?!i\. Little
1? known ..? the ? mdll ?n? .:? th? Interior, bul re?
port? are thai th* rebela In that pan of Colombia
a?.- numerou* and fairly well organise?! Concern?
ing ti?.a..,., ? ??,.? Rtata ami Kavj kpartmenta
ai.- full) .eh.;.! Tie 1 volutlonlst .???? ?tronge?t
SI II ,. n , Ventura, fUvanllla ?????i I'.??? 1? ?lei Toro.
I h? . :,, ? 1 n , r Ihe ?Ulhorltle* here r.-l.c?, -
r, ffalr? un ti,,- latbmu? I'n !? r ti??- early treat)
with N. -.? ? ;,..,..,.1., the I'nlte?! State* .nun;- I po*l
tlvelv to maintain the n?'Utratll> of the lathmu?
and t., keep ,.|?.,i it.. tr.inMll T.> oui Uns
engagement iro ;? maj be lamled ,i?,.| fon.m
ployed, h, the I'oloiublan revolution of i?->i the
rebel? ae|??d the 1 illroa I*. and a battalion ..f ma?
rli.? linde) Colonel ('liarle* l?.?\ss.??l ...a- -???tit li)
?teamer from Seo ^'? ?>k, an?l In conjunction ?sub
Admiral I.' P.,. ? took ? hai ??? of Ihe railroad
and plot-,ted n ?indi ti,.- insurrection ira? put
down. While it I? thought that 11 ? ? - Colombian?
??ill remember the leiwon ol IMM. it 1? among the
p.? ?ibllitlei thai th? rebel* ??ill again reise the
???Hi.I. In thai event A mlral Meade would pro
? ? I to < 'olon win? In M ? r and take forcible pos?
session ..f the line
I lora 1 del T,.r,, is onlj l?u mile* north >>f Colon,
a'? 1 the Atlant 1 ,.ni ea*lls make l??i trip 11? eight
h m The llalelgh will be at leasl tour days in
making th* l.hu-mlle run from Trlnlda?! t?> (olon.
Admlr.il Me...lev ?,p,.1,n,,,, *hou!d sail t.? das for
I-? ?in.ni.i. \ -n. zr-i.i, which ? miles nearer
Colon than Trlnld id
?
AN ISLAM. 1:1.i'? ?1:1 'Kl? SEIZED BT THE
I'ltliNi'll
?Parts, Match I The Oovernmenl 1? 1* received In?
formation i?\ , ible 11 ?m ?Sansibar thai ih?- l-'r-n.-ii
have m..|Z. 1 me i - eTt 111 .?f NoB?lvey, ?southwest of
M ulag.11 . ,1
There is no - and ??oothweal of Madagascar with
Um n une of No??lvey. The above dispatch evl?
lently refers to Ihe Island of Noesl ?Be. near the
northweatern eoasl of Madagascar. Bui it ins been
a Prench i??.":,, s*i..n for nearlj .? century, and it
ha* never e.-:*-d t.? be "roverned, like Mayotte and
the Comores ?group, In the M?rranmbh|U? ?Channel,
by ., Prench resident, who ?rilled practleallj over
lb?1 nails?- inline anl Ills ?a.i??l sul?J.??ts, as British
residents rule over somi prarinces ..r the rajahs in
India, it is dlfOcult, Iher fore, to understand ssii.ct
the dispatch means In ?aylng thai the Prench
"have seised" Nossi li.'-. it mas be that revolt,
fost.-re.i by Malagassy agenta, had broken out in
Hi- Island, ?s ...iirr-l .1 f.-s*. year?? as;?, and that
tr??.?|,s had to )..- landed lo suppress the little In?
surrection The report might also r??f?T to th..
peaceful landing ai No?-il H? of Ihe ilrst contingent
of .*..idi.rs ?s-h,. i.-ft Marseilles ,??1 board th.- ?Sham*
r.o-k and th- Notre Dame de Balul a* ?n ?Mcort
to ?sir >n.?t .rial si-nt fr .11 l-'rinie In advance >>f
th? , xpi'diti.?iiars corp* which will ?all next month
f?.r .Madiigii-ear.' This is ab.? it the time for that
Ilrst contingent t,. arrive .?ff th.? African Isl?n?I.
provided thi voyage *h??ul?l has?? b>???n made In nor?
mal conditions The landing was t.? i??? effected at
Diego S'ities. Hire ids ..i?.u|.l-.| by a Kr ?ni h garrl
f/on. and wh.ch po?*?ss'? a m icrufl -'let bay al tlie
northern extri-mity of Made-.' 1 *car. Hut at the lat
e?t r.-t.ort.? iliat plfl???? WS? irlo*'Is' surr um,led lev the
ll .?a?, an.l provision, lut'.i becom? ?caree; an,I It
may have b.-'-n i-onsl'l r 1 ad\i?.il,|e to ol*. mbark
a porIloi of th- militai)' vdjorl at ths BSls^ltMritag
UlanJ of Nu*?i n?
THE KNOUT ABOLISHED.
j RUSSIAN PEASANT.-? WILL FEEL THE
LASH NO MOKE.
AN KPIPT PORBtDDIKQ ITS t'SE HRR7ED Bt TIIK
?"/Alt WHY TIIK STKI- WAS TAKKN.
I'.erlln. March 6?A dispatch from St. Peters
bun* to the "L.kalan-eiK-r' says that an lm
peiial ?diet has b?>en .issued abolish,?*- the use of
i the knout In the infliction of punishment.
Hitherto the peasants have be??n completely at
? the m??rcy of the i..,-?! fudge* The promulgation
I ?if this edict Is due to the fact that statistic?
I wer?? submitted to the Czar which showe.l lhat
within the last ten years 3,000 persons convicted
of petty thefts have died from the effects of th?*
knout.
THE BEHRING SEA CLAIMS.
SIR RICHARD WERBT ER Wild, ask TIIK gMQLMH
OOVRRNMENT what THET PROPOS!
T'> I?? ABOUT THEM.
London. March C.-Slr Richard Wehster, formerly
Attorney-Oeneral in the cabinet of i.or.1 BaWahury.
gave notice In the House of Common? to-day that
to-morrow he would ask th.* ??overnment whit step?
they proposed to take to bring- the matter to a con?
clusion In view of th? ureat an?l growing dissatis?
faction In Canada over the delay In the settlement
Of claims for setSUre of sealing vessels in Behring
fea.
THE PRINCE OF WALES RESIGNS.
hi: ant? THE I'i'KK OF i"H-"K LEAVE thr TRAVEL
I.KIIS' CLt'B "N ACCOUNT or THE BLACK
RALLINtl >>r CECIL RHODES
Loodon, March ?>.?"Truth" says that the Prince of
Walea and the Duka ot Fita hnwa reti^ne?! Ihm
th?? Travellers' Club in consequence Of the action
of thai body in blackballing Cecil Rhodes, who was
u candidate for membership.
FRANCK AT TIIK KIEL CELEBRATION.
THE .'..NMNiTI'iN OP HER BHIPB WTTB TIlosi:
OT I'tssi?, MIOHT LEAD TO POLITI?
CAL COMPLICATIONS.
Berlin, March ?.?The "Cologne Qaeette," com*
m? itlng "ti the alleged Intention of Prance to a?-? in
concert with Russia on the occasion of the opening
i of the Ba.'tlc Canal, 'heir ?hips entering the canal
?ml departing from Kiel together, anchoring to?
gether .ml acting in concert throughout the cele?
bration, .-ays:
Such as entente would be a political manifesto
an i ? departure from th? purpose ?>f celebrating
a s irk of |,ei?,c and of profit to all civilized na
I tlon? (lermany ?rill allot places to France and Rua
i ala In common with th?* other powers, as the <iip
? lomatlc programme prescribes.
PRESIDENT FAURE HAS INFLUENZA.
RAVAOE8 OP TIIK DIBEABE IN ST. PETERSBURG?
LORD ROSEBERY RECOVERING BLOtTLT.
Parla March ?'?. President Faura la suffering from
a slight attack of Influenza.
Bt Petersburg March l?Influenza is widespread
i:i this ,-ity The hospitals ar.? filled with sufferers
from the dlaease, and th?. phyaictana are unable to
ci |. ? with it.
i. m Ion, March 1?Lord Rose be ry is ?lowly reeov?
erlng his strength.
Rum?', March ?'..?The Pop,? has Issued a brief to
th? Roman Catholic Bishops In England, granting
i ; ? naatlon from observing the Lenten fast in con?
sequence of the prevalence of influenza in cln-at
Britain.
T?) WKI> PRINCESS MAUD OF WALES.
IT IS AOAIN A(BBERTED THAT SHE WIM, BOOM Hi;
MARRIED T<? TIIK PRINCE Of NAPLES
Rome, March ??.--The Prince of Naples arrived
In Rome ihn morning from Florence. The asssr
tlon is again made by hi? entourage that h>> will
?o ,:i be married t., Pria eaa Maud of Wales, and
th?* arrival <-?,' the Piin.', Wales and other mem?
ber? ? f the British royal family is expected ?jon.
ANTI-HEBREW BILL REJECTED.
Berlin, Mar, h I The Reichstag to-day by g ?rote
of ICI t., :,i rejected th.* bill to restrict Hebrew ?mi?
gration
The proposal ?.i< introduced bj Pretherr ron
Manteuffel, leader "f the Conservatives, an,I wj?
aeconded by Liebermann von Bonnenberg for year-,
? Ihe most conaptcuona Anti-Semites In th-'
Reichstag, Concurrently with th.* debate "n this
; -.1 Um Deputies discussed Prof?asor l?r.
II. - '? - ilutlon, almMg f?i ni.ik?* it mor.* dlfflcfllt
: ? German ?migrante t,. renounce -n?*ir sllegtance
si I f ?? Immigrant? to acquire Oerman clttsenshlp
I?r ? in R?tlicher, Imeprrlai Secretary of th?* in
terioi - i. i be had n ? obtained the Federal Coun
i. b- Harse'a resolution, bul would ad
op| ?ed to hampering the icqul
?hip On the other hand it w mid
noi ..,-. .i i with ib.- aplrll "f th? commercial treaties
t. pi i H- ire? cltlsen of ? treaty State fr.,m
. ,?? m trade it. ? l?B*man)
i'i i..:.t trader >f the Catholic Centre, admitted
Hebrew? gave many )u?l cauae? for com*
, lint ii? (am I them, but, w;;h ihe p-st of his party.
h. ??.a-, opposed to exceptional las making whlcn,
though dir?-,:., i agalnai ih?- ilebrewa to-day, mi/ih:
i., turn? i igalnai th? I' ? I- > to-morrow, and t?;..
next ?lay a ? ' ith ilk*?.
Freiherr \,.n [fingen, an Anti-Semitic Conserva?
tive, ?prlnkled his apeeeh plentiful!) with ataleand
vulgar lokea at the i?spenae ,.f the Hebrewa He
wa? h????f l rep? itedly b) hi* fellow Conservatives,
but ?..t no en ouragement from tin* reel of the
lion?..
::? Rector Ahlwar It ma le a characteristic a,l
ilren?, \-.t whi. h h.* ? al!.*,i Hebrewa parasites, beasts
? ?' prey, awlndlera, bacilli and arum ,>f the ?'.irth.
Klugen Richter, leader of the Radicale, protested
that Pre?! lent \? >ii Levetson ought not t.. allow
?ueh language, Levetsoa replied aeverely that h?*
declined i?> ?ubmll t?, Deput* Rlchter'a dictation
regarding th? dlseharg? of in? official duties. The
I'onaervatlvea applauded and Richter shout?'I back:
l have the moral riiiht on my side, although you
ma i ba? e Ih? t- chnli jI right.
Cheers from the Rail,...!? and Social Democrats
an?! bi*-?"< fr.un th.* Conaervatlvea drowned th.?
Prealdent'a bell Hitter personal remarks were ex
, hanged serosa ih? House by the Extreme Right
and the Extreme Left. After five minutes of
confusion and personal shuse th>- Deputies re?
jet. ?: Cr liasse'? motion and then voted down
Kerlherr ven Manteuffel'? proposal.
MME At.HANI SI.I.HIT!.Y ILL.
Paria Muh '? Mme Allianl. the singer, ha?
le ? n ,|iin< f.,r aeveral .luv? ?mi is conttaed to her
room, but is not ?,-rlously 111.
VICTORIA c.i ?IN?; TO THK CONTINENT
London, March ?1 The Queen experienced no f,t
tlgu? from her presence at the drawing-room ye?
terday She drove out this forenoon and appeared
to be In ? scellent spirits This afternoon she went
to Windsor. She will start for the Continent on
March 13, travelling Incognito as the Countess of
Balmoral.
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NOT RELIEVED TO RE NANSENS RALLOON.
London, March I Secretary Montenore, of th.?
.lacksoii-llarinsw.il-h , xpedltlon, writes that he
ha- reason to believe thai the balloon sen be?
tween Lebesby end Langflord, Norway, is not
N'ansen'a but Jackson and Harmawortba
FUNERAL OP PROFESSOR BLACKIE.
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John Stuart Blackle took place this morning. The
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