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skw-york, Friday, march sa, imos.-twelve pages.
PRICE THREE TEXTS.
Vo1" UV...
NOWHERE TO ENPOLL,
EXPERIENCES OP REPUBLICANS IN MANY
ELECTION DISTRICTS.
yA '" - i .!''?'.'..H'.? ???'T I.?. i::m; THE DKBATE IN THK
I.EPCBUCAN OOL'NTT ' "MMlVTi.K OS THK
AIT!..- .'. :" S OF THE AN n V. ICHINE
MEN r . UB LET IXTO
ORGANIZATION
The narrow, stuffy little h.ili which has ?
? le led in ;b?- new Metropolitan Telephone Bull l
tt ::. N ?. 113 Weal Thlrty-elghth-st., for the m<
;iu< ' the Republican County Committee, was
crowded most uncomfortably last evening by the
attempt to accommodate about I,.? delegates
?ind spectators In quarters not lnt? more
.lian a quarter thai number. When President
Lauterbach rapped foi order al 8:19 p. m., many
. f the mambera of th.? commltl ?? a*ere standing
In the alrae between the ?ettee? whi. : h.i?l
monopolised by outsldera Tne appeals made by
the i>r. si 1- m i" ape? t Hors tu in lu. ?? th ru
linqulsh their seats i ? the delegatea who had
paid $.'.'. apiece to occupy them for the year, were
-...-?
M ?I of the well-known leaders and membera
were present, including General Anaoa <J. Mc
Cook, ex-Justice Jacob M. Pattereon, ex-Poat
maater Cornelius Van Cott, Abraham Oruber,
Colonel s. v. it. Cruster, Columbus O. Johnson,
.*.fr? l ic Page, >l. C. Botty, John R. van
Wormer, Thomas I* Hamilton. C. N Bovee, Jr.,
C. H. Paire, Lloyd Ccdlls, who ? uc ? ds his father,
i.. neral C. M. T. : ?"Is. as an?
XXTVth Dlsti - . .i hi Relsenweb t. George W.
Wanmaker, ex-Judge Hammer, Dr, K. J. Palm?
er, William ii. Ten Eyck, George W. Stephens,
Frank ?'. Langley, Thomas F. Wentworth, John
.-?-.- Van AI lohn t\ O'Cohor,
J?.hn H. Gunner. Alexander T. Mason, .i. P. Win
dolph, John J. Collins and Martin H. Healey.
The r.il. all having L?--??ti dispensed with, as
usual, Secretary Bldwell read the minutes of the
.ist meeting, and then presented the report of
the Commltl.>n Organisation. This "ii being
ill wan approved, except th.? part which re?
lated t-> the relnalatemenl of the Thirty-second
Election District "i Die XXUId Assembly l>is
trlct, which, -n motion ? ?" General McCook,
was referred back :?> the Committee t" correct
n inifesl errors. The report ol the Committee
? n Appeals i llowed. it reversed th? decbtlons of
severa] llstri : a - dations, *.vhi.-h had expelled
anemb ra nithoni due observance -t' the methods
|,rescrlbed by the constitution. Secretary Bld
? ?ported that th?- ..?li.-?-:s ..f tn- committee
bad leased the ball wh.-ie tie- meeting was ?i id.
; ? l rooms for headquarters a* 12,000 a year,
which Included elevator and Janitor service, bui
i .i electric light, which must be paid for extra,
? - i ?.., . ,A?? nded between ?4"" and ?:.'"?-' for fur
i iture and futur? a
. : , . ?red that a resolution wou! i
i.- offered Indorsing Ma\?.r Str ng an i ids ad?
ministration, and when Secretary Bldwell pr..
iHi?-?-.! a formidable document and cleared his
throat ' I re reading 11 many present wer?
prepared u> hear something ; u hing the Strong
Flat! ontroversy. But nothing even i? rdering
upon the queatlon was bi ?ught forward. The
paper which th? secretan ";1 was il letter
from t no Anti-Machine Republl m organisation,
??f which J?.?in K. Mllholland Ib th? head, and
ivlated to the project for iheir union with the
r*r-?ru.'ar '>riran?-!;ttti?.n.
'IHK ANT1-.M A'-IUNK LETTER.
Th- letter wa s follows:
March 51,
lion. Edward Lauterbach, ihalrm.n Republli*an
County Committee of the i'?y and County of
N? a York.
1 .?hi Sir: At a roe ? fc.se utlv?
e of this organ zatlon held on w >di ?
? ?
it:c a apecial com m ?:?? to ronsldei the quest
amalgamation with th? organisa*ion upon which
the st,,;.- . ...inn ? ? i . ... regu
? of the preaideni
of -he organisation, Mi VI Iholland; ihe Urs; vlee
il La Grange; th? ? halrman of th.
Executive Committee, Mr. 11 C Hercy; the vice
?.airman of the Kxeciitlve Comn tee, Mi. I?aly
-ntatlve? "f
; m .. - provl le i bj your i ?nsi
? in 1er Article 13: 'That each bbbo
<-ni.a; shall have a permanent pi.? - of meeting."
\ ? _ , -...i- i ..i: ?ha 11 me? I ..
as one? ? . ii mont h, ? \- ? ?;. in t h? n
I .. u
? . .-n the pur: of thli ? ommitt? ??
.... the time?
?:.,-? . these m< ? tings, ? \- ? pt In a
-...?;..^ i>i-.,-,. a->\ im cun?iiiui?..ii c>,,,?-,
tot I..?-: i ? ,. inkno? .-? ? he i
in? who ?leslre to identify them
h? 1\ - with Ihe pan , ? ? Von ?aid I
rouimitie? that you favor???! th mo ampl? oppoi
tunltj for all members of th? party to enrol, and
Dial ? bring the mattei i,.-f<?r-- your cod??
meeting foi ipproprlate :.. tl'
h.cl advise us i ii '" the result
?*?n the -i i of February we met ?. ..-i st vour re?
?' th? room? ol your County Committee and
? ?u ? 1er Informed u? thai you had deemed it besi
er the matter -.. the Committee on Organisa
tain, and that as ?oon as Mr I ?oremus, tin. <h ilrmaii
U bodj, could get It- ? osrethei .???
- . ?i ' i hoar ft- .in him Vou fiirth"! suj??-??-'?? I thai
' ? n i'- t?. n.. nt of i!- pub .-? -ak. pla< ??
aft? ?? districting - ty In June, it might
> ?? advisable to s ? ? nrolraent
if this view of th? maUer whl??h you tn??nt!on<"l
??????i ?'?? It th? prevailing one ,?. your ?.i
ganlzatlon, will you kindly Inform m of th? fac?
?.-. n earliest convenlenci in ? .rd? ? -i.;.t .?.?, rnay
r.-i.,,r? to our organisation II ? hand
It - -.' ir purpom to omply with ti.<- i
of your constitution, and nffor?! -?11 Republican?
who desire it an opportunity -.i ? - -1 r ? j l then w?
respectfully request that you furnish u? \\ th ??
list "f the places where th? monthl) meeting? .?f
the various . Uriel associations ar? hi I
t i ?h- dates of u--h iratherlns?. Respectfully
JOHN 11 MIT,Hi it I. \\[,
" H. La fJR v.\i:ii
H ?? I'lKH'V
t WILLIAM F I ?A I.V.
President Lauterba h then .??.-?? and aa d
ally that the statement? made, ?o far as
ame within hut knowledge, were entirely
<? rrect. Wh-n the committee visited him h< had
ataggaated the three methoda open for the pro?
posed earohnent T?here should be n difficulty,
'V in openli g th? <i ?rs of the organisation
t? ai rood Repubu am li was their right and
privilege t.. eome la, and it was the duty of the
organis?t! ei to raeelve them. Special Batea had
? " BBS "> f r th enrolment He had con
Bldercd thai matter with the cotitraittee, and ha.l
? ,hi<- :,s there mn ? ... ?
In June, and perhaps g ?.-.?iu?iim.l,t allli> th(.n.
be n.? need .1 g general snrolment at pres?
sen
I THIKO THAT COL'LD BK KKMKl iki .
Mr. Lauterbeeh refarred to the EUE nlty al?
legad ir. th?? letter which existed as t., finding ln,.
I m the variai election district?, f.,r enroll
lag That could h- remedied, The president
thought that the communication should be re?
ferred to the Committee on Organisation, and the
? aaary arrangements could b.? made after ,-?,?,.
I nith ti.? Republicana wh.. desired t.. en
A in jif-.m t ? that ?ffeit was made, and It
! for a 'n "tient as If It would be adapted
witnout dis usai n and tic? long ru??! desultory
ii?bati. .chien ensued avoided.
Thom ic; V W tworth moved .?? an amendment
:ba? ?t ,>vas jn? s,.,)s?. .,f 11,.mmlttee that all
Aepnblicaag arho desired fo enn ii sh? aid be ai
kWa-K? ? i do |
'i?r\i.\ii McConk spoki eloquently of the desire
?f ?he Republican party to h_cotrporsite Into its
"rKa;.i/.;,? |, ( .,.; wj... belong to It. if ii be true,
'""'?'"i. bat ir I- a physical Impovslblllty to gel
h-i n?i si?'- -iii? place i? provided for m et
'"?'? '? m? |i tlon d.sirl"*.s. was it nol the duty
''?? Republiiatn County Committee to take poal
v* and Immediate _Ui?8 so that all have the op
P irtuiiitj i ? enroll? He EUgg? ; ? ? plai es
?'? "iRn ';- i ," every dlstrl t, and two. three
four nights, if n.l b?. fix? : : .
1 '?? ol said that In ? p k<
R?publicain m h > ner? Int ni on making it.?
pu an parly d liianl Mail? n as well
In the Stat? . (Ap| lau?? i
PierSdent :..t . ? - ?,.. i issui I 11 : al Mi-C
thai every m? mh i .?? the ? ominiti? au - in
cord with in- \ lews.
Julius M May? hi?| ? I tha ippll at
would i i referred tu the Com
gums iti ?n. ll ? luld es abllsfa a bad ,
The proper way, he said, .i h man - ill nol :
Into .in organ v. ition, ?us i i lei him r
vidual make his api? al I.? pn pet ? n III
The men d< siring h Imisslon ?h uld
auh as individual? and ?ot asan irganizatioi
Mr. Went wort h ??aid that iherc iva? m ?.-.-:
ti"ii that th? antl-ma nln? m 'n w? e i<? tx tu
in as a Imdy, If th? paitj machiner) was nul
, oiiditlun t??r recel? n? i !?? ? who applli ?1,
should b ? put in ord? i foi hwi h
John it. Van w ?>i in?
? il. ,i in ,? condition of ; ling?? ?? 111 h ? ?
talnly did exist in many ? ,? ? is of i
i uy. ' In .-'me oisirici?, h here ih?
Maintaining ihe organization wie ?mall."Il w
difficult i" And i i ult i ? ... i ?.
iln institution erred li pi . Uli i<- , rial ?
must ,,ii.-'?s, ,.i ..ii.-:-ir ?, ? :. em ,|i,.,| .
tiers t ' du busin? ?s, 'i he ?? mal 1er? oui
rem.'died. M .. Van Woi .. ? - t)<
upon the sin . i .?> ,| ?:,.- Kentl< mu ?;?
paper before them bul he reinem
la?l >"<? ?" th? y nol ? ni) found Ih? place?
enrolment, but post? d pi kets ? utsl I? io pr-v?
thus.- who wanted tu enroll
iLaughti -i
TO GUST I'l.v. is ?? ?15 i:m; U.MKN r
Jahn ?Sabine Smith wan next r? died, n
sai?l tl,?u last summer the regular? had sp.i
a good <l?.nl ..r time and labor In beating tl
men who were asking admission. Now
?me m a |?erfei tl? h norabl ? waj
tloned for admission ll wa? ititfl?
the p?a? ? s In ele?-tion dlstri? is whei
enrol. He woul l pi???;?? -?
the motion before ihe commltt? ? . lhal ihe Con
mlttee ?>ii Organisation hnd out the plate? mi
tines for holding meetings In each election ?l i
trlct, and poal notices m tie committee's hea?
quarter?, so that there might be no ir?.ul?l?- i
rinding ihem and enrolling, it wi
thai the name of the district ??>cretur hIi i ??|
peai m the list to be poatetl, so that In ca?
the Commltt?.n Organization was unabl? :
lili the blank und. r ihe I ? adli r ol ' pi ?
meeting." application? t-ould be made ;?? Hi
election dist riel si retal y for 1 mal n M i
Smith a? ???!?;? I the ?uggesi T
was asked it Mr. Mllholland and hi
had slgn^ tli" imper as officer? ... anj .>
lion, He replied in tl-." ne_ ulv? . aft - ?amin
Ing Ihe paper. ami odd-.I thai a? un
signers had been appointed .'. Fir? ?'?
sioiier by t he May? , ?>n a? ?I hi Uepub
Ucantsm, Mr. Lauterbach surmised, it wiuilil I??
well t?? t-.-sp."-t ' he application
Several sp< ? ? hei ;?? wed, ? M \?h
f:?-. ,y admitt. i ? i. r ' ? mplalnt ? ???. ?
. luartei s in .? ,.i : g< numb? : n ?11?
trlct? was true, making enrolmen! un I? |
eon litlon? mn?. i i til ,
: boa r; nol t . ent? request I i ' \ ? daj ?
for enrolment. Vftei ? <m ? bin? i i ?
last year's Internal tronbl? ?. I he i ip. i w
upon tli?- table b? i led v??t?
.1, im 8. Sum n thereui ??- ' I
tli i- th? Committee ?m ' ?rganlzaii? n prep?
posl the ltftr of election dlsl
des rribe i. and the times I
urganlratl? i s. m it .
committee inqtilr? Int th? plaint?
to the want of ra llltl ? : ?
port at th? tins
v. -i- final!) sdi pt- d
' ;? rge W. St-pin is'? ? i . ' ' '
the thirty-third artt?-l< f th?
duclng the number ol deleg it in the Ai
-, inventions snd making thi ?'??i?
f,?r the Republican candidat? i be?
the ha.sii- of representation, instead
l?er of KepublieanH enroiivd. ?? ?< I 1
s-- phens. John S, Smith, F. C. l : 1.
Ke .--.r snd others d? bat?
length, It was de. ?a, .
ti--ti iistn -s th? vote foi ih? II
fell short of tin- enrolled list, -?
dlstri? tf no meeting* were 1
that under the ? I llstri I
op?rai? d it was to th?
In .?ne ?
ih? number of ? nrollcd V. , ?
whi ?? the vote for Govern M?>rt
Istrlet that half i
name? on the roll wen placed ther?
and by >th< ; person?
The pi'?pose?I am? i dment i? a?
t \- members voting for ll
vote tl." presiden! expr? -? d th? opln.
th? language of th? eoi ?tltu
tiiat "it could only be am? n I? ?' l>?
live vote of Iwo-thii <\- i?f ?i I 11
elected t?. Ihe Count> Commltt?-? pr?
regular meeting of said ?-?/mmlttee" m?-an
it required a vote ,.f 102 of th? n
amend the same. To thl? rulli : i ?
Cook took emphatic ? x< ? ption I! ? h? Id I
two third? vote of all m< mb? r? pr? ? : I ? ?
flclenl
DEA 1II 01 MRS. ARRIE M. o l V.Vi /
?HE v. i . .' UK r?.,.m
the wom.ii n?i n
?Boston Mai h SI Mr? Abbl? M ? :.?? ? ?
1st, pnet. authoi and ph lanthi
best know i: w om< n n Ses I :
? -. rda) She wai boi n in '? irtl Bro?
Mst i . July ?, IM6, sn I when quit
l-teachi t. ll.
Mil h . after whi? h he went to Si I. - ? . i
she married Captain Wylly? f?nni t* ol Hi I
nephew of the dlsilni I
clergymsn, snd h mi ell h v. rltei
I., n '? In 1*71 the < i-ir.r .-' i... ' ,.]?
of Mr?. Osnnet'i falllns health
i . -.-.,, ? .. i .1 : ?;...?..?? n -i
il?. ? ?Id and Ne?. ?? lltersr) ? ib and pr?
of Ho- i ?ante Literal ?? i "lai i In POO
waa ? member of tie- Maiden school t-ommitte?-,
snd ?he had si ? fill? d Ihe I nltai... |? ilplt un h
fes .as:?,i i Her essa) , poems,
?ketchei h? v? had u ? ld?> publl
Ihem appear.ni; In tie lea?!
..i: al?. She wa ? the a H hor ? : th? |>??< m
Love That Make? the World ?i i lloun i '
7" ESTABLISH iPPELLATI DIVISIONS.
ARM rritOM I HI ' USES THE '?
l?K*IIEH1 KH I'lXi " ? id: III I t'\i.?>
THE
March .1
Th? > ?????'?
,0-day the ? m?-rons ???
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' depsrtmeni I. lu lnrbi?l? *-? '' "'? '
.econd. tbs present lid lu?llclal '
1 the present Hid. IVth and VM Ju.ll? al ?"
and the fourth, the pr? ? ' ":!.' Vl"
' Seven |u??c? .. ? to >rn
i the flral lepartment. si d ftv? ? ?? ': m
1 others. 7h? four new ronrti ?r? o
y.,rk. Drookl) n Alban) and Ito h?
Th? only ?trugsle over th? '
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between Buffalo and Roehester ^^^^^^^^
the ?our- m ihe ivth n ?;??? ??:; ; ;?.,, :??.
avor-Ml by the Judbdan ? ?
advantage to the end ai arn? ,
Ruffalu t.? Ins defeat? : I?) " '?" *
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rill M ) STIR Y OF ' ' ,/;
, A PASSENGER OIVE* AN M>V1U?M* ANH - 'l-'
1-NOUNSCIOtIS ON ARRIVIN?! THERE
; Thorns. Manning, i "
, SevaauVav? . \?.?. wsltlns r"' :' ? ?' "'"" '..
i Ortoatal Hotel, Thlrty-alnth ? ?""' Broauaay. ?
midnight Wednesday, when a ?-11 '"
cane oat of the . afe snd ?I.'"' """?'?? "" ''
No. ? West Thirty sixth n quickly!" When H
got ther? tbs estiman round lb? n. ".nsciou
I In ;he vehicle. H? waked up the peopl? In t"
house, hut m? ?m? there wognlsed th? ?'
would have anything ?<? dn with him, ?? H ;
?in.-., lo th.- Weal Thirtieth al nation ai i
the ease t?? Sergeant Halpln
An stnbulanei ?uig? ... .\ .mmo i
1 th.- New-York Hosplu ? . il 1rs? no ? vlA
Itqaor sboat lb? ?tru-gei.i concluding lhe< '"
waa MsTertai from .-??m?. ?trun taken to relieve mei
.. trouble, removed hba to lb? hospltsJ l'sp i
?i.?- man'? |ki-s-s>i,,ii ,.,| the polio lo bellev? I }
h.- was Dr. -i. B. Blllott, ,t W? hingion. In '?? '
pocket? were ? gold wsid and chain, M n mu?e?,
? ;. check ( ? MM?, Irswn on the W'a?hlngt??n Tru?i
' ''mi, .my snd msd? -wyabl? ;,? th? Msnhai m n
?uran^ Company, ?*?v?t?ral Irtter? addresae?! to Di
I Klllotl st varioii? Washington realdenc ?, and ??
I number of unotianed lettei-s sildressed "l>r. J. B.
' Blllott No. N Milt' n-st.. Hrooklvu."
THE STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
AN KIOHT-Hi I'R HAY WILL NOT1 BE
- ?; v S'TKl ' TILL MAY I.
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ol ih? doubl h? tu ih-. degree ol youi crime, an?
., - , tow rendered Is s lu I > -i dl lo tl?
?sienl i , t? hi? ii it "? a h? p? Old? ol th - r.
munit) ?Mil alway? hold ihe belle! that youi con
. i? i ?on wa? . , t.ti- ?: i.- ' I ? lest Imonj. and tlu
Ok in? hav? taken in ? ?-. ? r ? m? I % merciful view ?>
i... .. im? ? ?? j ..n m.mmltted, Ther? 'i
l,ut ??n. .?:.!'.ti ,-!i Ih i '.m i can Impn ?? h
lie , nee ol the ? 'oui : Ii t hat y?'!
be confine?! In the State Prl*?n .it Auburn si han
i ibor rim ns i he i, mi ol i our nstursJ life
Jud ? n ? ??mi. il Iii" other ?I- t. nd.ii,i
? md up. n nd Sadie a ro , reel Asked il
had an) I? gal raus? lo hou s h) entend
hould not b? p ? ? ? ? ; ii her, . ? answered "T<
ou bel I havi I i ha Bio t of th? ? ? Itm
va,,,, ?., i h? i. t'.ld Iles, and l know thsl
ihey di?l in fai'i all tli Ii itlmony ws nothing
luit p. . an?l tha? ? r in ia) "
a idg? Hatch then ??Idrei ?d Sadl?. who ?(.I t?
f,.i, linn with ti-. her .une: akimbo and
.kl ? ?le pi? tin ol deft a ne?
"i |a\,- ? ou n, lo ss) '"
"So, ! '? iv.-n'i. de i ,|.I, tarit) ivi asid
all that I have t?? ? s ltnes??s ?rere ? pscl ol
na, Th? Judge i ii<l ' il,- entern e ol IhU
Ht > '??i 1.un.I n Un- W. Il I? p.ii
ne m al the tul ???-., ' - '.i of
tv. i nt) -? it ?' I ha? i i.iin'i
Vf ter the word? ?i Ih? im ? had heen i.-. >rd< ?I b)
i ? i . -? . i !.>1 over her chal? end
I i d her. a e. In turn fondl) kli --i b*t
im band, Th? ? idea and ?entent*? wsts evld ntl)
! a pleasant surpris to th? Robinsons.
SIXTY MINERS KILLED.
THIRD AND GREATEST DISASTER IN A
OR? >l"l' i ?F \VY< ?MLNfl MINES.
I i. IKrt !-l:|N''.l\r, DIT THE I* ?DIE?
w ITU i hi i. ; |.-| v .\\|. DANOKII 1*11 "t V
v I HOWS wi> sari ORPH IXfl l.m -l TO
U? ?I "?. ! ? HI THE DEAD DBT Ml
' if THE ? \ r \si ROPHE.
Evanston, w?,... March .'I sixty men per
'-,""1 ?o th.- Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron
Company's l!?-?i Canon Mine from an explosion
which occurred ;?t ?? o'clock hist night. Fifty
one of them were me tried m? n with large faml
"< a. The names ..f ihe victima, aa far aa
known, are aa follows
?AIT|> ju|
I '.'I'.TI i ,i
?Utl ?'K. Jam?? U
III ItTi is l
?'I.AHK l
1 I.AHK ,i. \.
? 'I.AKKK i
' I.XItl
I'l.Al
. n| KH
< V - . :
I.Kl'K ?.
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HI ?
"
I K, IV II
'
H ' r. .i i N-. ,\ Then i?
HVISi.N n a
. .,..?
UN i i:s, ?;? ? _?.
N ? ....
?aillXSl'N, U?tl
'. \> .1 \. ?'h irl.
KASOl.A, I lu
I.C.I A l:
I \Mil I:ii
!,?, \.;i ? ?\ M
I.AMHk ?S, M Uli im. er.
i.i> rKit, .i.i.ii.
I.MiTl? hiivW ,
I.IMKK .1
I....1I-.V Du
M A I.Till i?
Mil I .Ell I?
v.. ut?; \.\. : ,?? i?.
M? ?nitit*. ,i
VK'IUtl
HATIIII
?-iii.t.'.its. <,? uimin, jr.
.-n T \ u
? I ?
THKMI ? I
v ???;- . \i r M i ' ?11
\\ I..: I ? i I ? \>
?-. II.Is I - I
M' I I.I.? It 11
Wh.ii the tirst two bodies y. ??!??? brought to th?
surface from nol far down th.
|..|... by the
rescuers who had I>? ? -n organised undei General
Buperlntendenl Bradley, the throng, of relatlvei
and others crowding about the wreck on the
, hope that any unfortunate
could poa ilbl La alive m h? n reach? d bj the
The n il? r pai ty was i.ill) al wort
undei Superintendent Hradley, bul progress was
Blow, as the foul air and afterdamp prevented
Ingress bj any of the several air or .-si-;?i>"
si"|,. ? with which ,i mine of this sort (entering
the hillside at an angle inst? ad of bj v? rtl? aj
? la prm Ide?!
s. me tlii.-. hours or more after the accident
i th- main !??;- and returned
wll ihe two bodies, bringing also the bad newB
rave-ln* l?a -i furtl progress, This
mad? .- ? ,?. laborious \'...:k removing the
nbai ictioni n ? i ?? main pu sage is som?
- ?th and ha . all? i lea "t
n levels, ? a. h of a h. h i ? from
to a mile ai ?I a hall
Ju ' i?: : ?? to t h? blast .? numb r of I be men
ed tl ? ? a ? . and ll I I u led
? ic ii home? ? apod injury from the
th.it follow? ?l the n reck ol
,
A ? ered t hey wer?
laid ? In? ksmltl which b<
?an I of tl man
.
m Maltb) ? I aft? r he
f the i ltd ? Jerrj
''(.m: ? i vi? .it i o men s ? ? -i In ? he
? I . .- The
? ? ? ?
'
r
i : first group
?
?
.? '
I
? ?
.til ??'
could
v
I
Hurl
?
i , ip into I
\.,. r?. th? aas ?!? -
i : ? .
I ? :n ihe
a- I
?
?
I ? ... I I ? s
a .?, a v
Th Mountain Compai i ill)
deuil Ihe Cen? - ? Ifl mill? ?
iu min? v and t with oi mil race,
! urate uiih.-s. With K" fool pil?
lai- . ;..,i it 11 ri si lh??ni I'll- lea
hit i.| bin .1? ?!??. th con pan - ul ?>n? h il?
"1 :? i a|m
TI i , ih ' '??' ?1 dlBHStrou ex| Ion in Uns
\ i. n o in IHK! N" ' mine ex\ l???l ?1, killing
thirl) \% Chinese and four whlti men In the
? ! IMXfi .11 lui"! I'.o PI M ? So i thlt
? n were killed
Tl , it th? In? and
t.. da i !.. n t ?|. kcnlng. < 'n all sides are
- a nd
? . ? ?.?..I h - ?! IIIhiIU and MW
rtcil f? Bin ? s und mangled n mains ??f
rmbei m- im band, son or broth? i or r? allzed
;ii i.t ihm iher? waa no ho|?
.. ,rk ? i.? .. i Ins th?' de id '- ?me? more
ng |,,i! He? a Ivan ? t'.'i.ii-1
i \ ?i..... ii |? th night ililrt) .-ii-lii
m- n ? h . have n ?I been found were Kiiihei il In
Ih? last trip ?if .lay,
hen i ' i? ? '
Aboin i. - , m? n killed In I mg in the
v tinier of I' Iteil ^ ?" hm? "? ' :'' "''"' '"'
? ? m.n ?i
?- ?e>
, -, FIRE IS SIOI x ?*'*"?
. ? ? '?" H '? I '?' IMI'LKMKMT*
-, .. ,,.??. \ roll ? l)N I ?IMNH '"""""
?? ..,,, , i oV i'l A < HESTRO? id'
i i-li, i .wa March ?1 The gr? it? ' I ? ?
Clti thl* m i ' ""'
tn th? , ?? 'I ?i'" ?? ' '"""' '" '?
,,-, |o? h m i pli? ol un i" i' un the pi itform of ihe
c :. rn Transfer a" I Implemenl Company! ware?
., . ?ml In an .i the great Iron building, rour
tort? ? high an I i overlng s full quartei bio? k I
, round, and containing ?? ? i <.'?">.""" worth ol Im
,,,,,,,,.,,, .,,, | . ,,.., ,: , sraa -. h.-ap of ruin? 1 he
to. ,,?.,,.i to the plant of ihe Slou? City Lb ? '
?m Company, and soon Ih? big ele? itor, with 10U
oai bush? i ol liai In it, ws it? tro) ed K? i >
,.??? m are sppsrstua In the ? III ? i? ?" *<"*?
bt t n wsi impossible lb? n lo control th? Are, ss
ii... wind ble? . gsle .?ii '!<<> The ?stem part
,.f ih?. ? Ity's bin m?-. - ?in.ni? i ssi ihn sien? I with
? ... ,,.,.?, it,.. Msyor sent telegrams to
rounding towns foi additional m?- spparstiu Th?
lin- wss controlled In tlm. ?ve the mam build?
ing? "l the Linseed Oil Company, Including the
mill Th? losa to the company Is U??>.""" fullj cov?
??i ? d i.\ n in an? ??
Ths hesviest io--.ii b) the ?re are the agricul?
tural Implement houses, win. h had stock In ?tor
sge In Ih? ??*:? nous? Tbej in the Rock Island
Plow, ?Hock Islsnd. HI.. Nebraska Mollne Plow,
Omaha; Sandwich Manufsciuring Company, Sand
wl? ii. Hi . Walt? i v Woo t Harvei ter C ?mpany,
St. i'.iui. j r Sel<bei ting ?'? ''" ? Akron, ? ?bio;
Aultmsn A Tsylui Company, machinery, ?1 i
i,. id. Ohio Advance Thr? bei Company, Battle
?'|. ? k. Mil h . Kin?.in-in A Co., "in.ili ?. . ?
ri?.? Company, Dubtique, Iowa; Lhambei Peer
Ins * Quintan, Deestiir, III.; F. B. l'ait A < ?? .
lie, ..tin in . Hem it. Uunn A ?' ? . I .'".la. -.
Rockfor?! Manufacturing Company, Rockrord. III.;
s.-.i.di.i Plow Company. Roekford, in Oliver
i'hilled Plow Works. South Bend, ?nd . Sterling
Manufacturing Company, Sterling, 111; Btoddnrd
Manufacturing I'ompany. l?ayton, ?into; Jam?
s. na a .,. Peor?a, m . Selb) Bt in A Co . iv ?ria,
III . ., i v, ., ,- iii ?.. i. ' '?ni i in) ivlun. III.
The Walter \. Wood Compsn) hsd i l&i.OOD ?t?>? u
?lestroyeil What Insursm-e these r?mpanle? ? ?
rie,I,is n"' lueum, h.,.- The I.., al m. u aie g.-ie-l'
I ally ??'? ui-'i bj ih? n Issarsnns
THE UCT LOOK CLEARING.
s \ risl'Ai'T? ?itV ASSURANCES RECEIVED
FROM ENQLA-ND.
Dl | ITCHES PROM MR. BAYARD RBUCVg 'IHK
ANXIETY IN v\ tSHINOTON -ORKAT BRITAIM
SHOWS A DISPOSITION l" SUBMIT IHK
\ i:.\i:/.ri:i.w DIBPTTE TO ARBITRA?
TION SHE v.i l.i. SEIZE NO
AMERICAN i i.lrr.l T? ?BT
Washington, Mar? h M. The tatest d< irelopments in
tii?. Nicaraguan question are of ?? characm that dt
least tempoisrll) sets sl rest any baleful im
presslon* that may have been crested by th?. stroiiK
ground England ha i taken In the demands made by
!..-!? upon tin South American Republic. The Qov?
ernmenl I? not on the verge of trouble with Bag?
land, Inasmuch as dtapatches from Ambaassdor
Bayard al l..?i ion. in response to tetagraflM from
(his Uovernmeni requiring him to ss?_ertain the sl?
Utude of O ?reu I Britain In ca.se Ntearagus should
to pay indemnity demanded tor lb? outrage
upon Mr. Hatch, indicated clearly that, whatever
.] . may happen, England will nol seek 10 sequin
Am. lean territory. Th? telegram t.? Mr. Bayard
u.i- ihe result of ? ?? Cabinet council of yesteidsy,
.,: the reply received to-da) la regarded a? as
- ,,,-. .., racl iry- The full report of Ih? dis?
patch from Ambasssdoi ttayard i? nol forthcoming.
? purport i- ?ufflclently Indlrated In th? state
hen n mentkmed Thl? [(articular subject
hu? been pressed by the American Ambaassdor for
?orne time, snd H regarded ?a bavins reached ?
... inn now entirely sattafsctory to him, and s? *
mattet of cours? <">? thai meet? ?rlth th? approval
ol iii1 (lovi ii meni,
So le .ii.i--a ,-? to ih? Qovernmenl here la tbe
? i k l m question, which. In
ntlm itions from th? lb ttoh
Uovernmeni ?,f ? disposition to submit tnat cas?
? ., .,.??? itlon, i- h-; i to be " diplomatic Munapk
irai m. s retary ?;r? sham snd the
Itriti-h Miniate had .?a Interview to-day which Is
aid to ...ii e be? r...
I'ndoubtedl) there is s b?etter showing for' the
eontinusi.f ihe long-held friendly i Is-tlons ?> -
iH-.-ii r ' ; ... nmenl an i that of Great Bi tain
.?? .;,.?:.. irf i ? of tl ings yester
.iri i the portentousn?*sa ??r which whs msnl
.-. th? , itraordlnar) and lons-contlnui i *'<
?Ion ?? the ?'at.in.r. ,\t that tlm? th-- i??iu-r ?is
entertained In some quarters thai the determine
fr ?nt of England In the SI sraguan affair meant
tall) the control ol th? canal srhlch will be
..,?,? rosi the I sin ma.- through that country.
?
.\<>T ALLOWED TO LAND.
DIAMOND CUTTERS EXAMINED BT ELLIS
ISLAND OFFICIALS.
THE IIOVERNMBNT Uli.I. I'P'" "EKtl AOAINST THE
I'lttM THAT lMP"l:'la:i> THEM SOME OP THK
MAJEMTK'M t*OXSIGSMENT PASSED, BUT
1 ll?; IXQI IRY IS NOT BNDBD
Th.- . f th? ds) at Kills Islas l ves
ip b) l n Senner snd the Contract
the examina ? of the i ::. diamond
i rrlved her In the ?e ?n i cabin of the
-.- Ma |? - snd th? II who ar
IV i itei ?iii.ii tii" d i) 1 ' , ?
i'arlisle r, entl) decided tha liamond iittlng w,?^
tr) In thl? country, and thai there
? i tei ikl not be a?d ml tl I If they
.-r . ? ? . - rhe dtara md cutter? on
the w? ?: ge of Frans Van Ruth,
nail to work for J'"? a
a? ? k w . .. ih? u.-? rnland arrived ar Quaran?
? W? Ineaday a lettei ?vas handed hun telling
retar) i ? on, and dir i
? n iy the) ?rere "tourist?." This
? Ellis I il*n i
, ? ?. : ..ii
Pi lien thi Mai ? n ? ? I sl ton pe-r yesterday
? wa .......-.;. nr sat ng the I ?
m...-id ling thai t'l-y would have t"
i I - ..:.-? Se? IS to i i were
i .. The dta
? . .rmi.es t...iK up nearly the
; -r. aim r Th.-y are said
? ? ? i ? sorg r- i Brass in iir.
i ? Ofl '. VV.-st-rr'.', arid
ni o? ?.. .?^ in. ?evidence against them is
? ame -ni the Ma> ?tl .
u? rda) and twent) ? I
? deported
' th? part) on th? s\ eitiri Ian I, Krancia
1 r ... |? affidavit : . ihe effect that he and th?
? ? ? ?? m- ii ha ll aged b) the Arm of
man. Henri h ?\ Co., ,?? ?ntwerp, to come
inti ? an I pr. ? ? .-i ?.. < ? nclnnatl, where
o so to s rk for ?'??.. rman, Henri -\
K '...t city. The? v\ ? - r ? to re elvi 1U0 fr.in.-s
lervtres.
:?!.?;? he expens? - of the party
I nit,, the iirm hiring them T ils eon?
??m i- liable to a fine of Sl.000 t,>r each man sent
i.-i. k. and It Is probable that It? par- In tbe trans
? ' II ??' e (1 ?vernm? m will
l?i ? : ,^.i
UOSI WITH 11!? EMPLOYEE'S MONEY
M il.l.i Wl IM I'MI till .iir TRt'STBD CASHIEB
,-v UATTEBMAN, l"HB wu.i.i amshit.?:
MKRiTI i.\T tll'N'S OKP WITH ?-. _SS
IVIIIlsm Baumbusch, thirty-one years old, for tea
th? trusted cashier for Henry Bsttermsn,
th? .Vllllamsburg drygoods dealer, nude a bold
f I ? rrds) noon, and. after hurrying
home t > in- young wife and Insulting her, Bed ih?
..'. Brooklyn Central Office detectives sre hoi ot
lu-- n ?
.Mr Hall, r m in' ; ?tore I? at BrOSdWB) .,'.
1 Iraham ive., In I , .? rrn District It said ?been
?. ?? i'a dall) duty to carry money
Ihe store in the tank m Willlsmsburg in
which Mr Bsttermsn deposited his dall) racelpta
i.e. o llaumbuseh hsa onl) hsd to cross the street
to the Broadws) Bank, of which Mr, Batterman
i president, with the ?tore's money, Yesterday
?? pped light 1) down from the cashier's
desk with CAN <*nd crooned the ?tree! with It to
the Bro i Iwa) Bank. He -I posited onl) M.".f
the in-uie'.. and with Ih? n . H, 00, he (tad.
Ii wa? ii.?t long i fore Mi Batterman notlc? 1 th?
i ' ? i I) he went over to tbe
i.-ii k a so nute* h knea all about
i II ?? . in - private detectlv? to i3aumbuach'a
S Kl Herbert t.. in the fslnl hope of lean?
Ing something ol the embessler. There the de?
foun I Haut aife, a prett) young
i flu, face, pa? king a ti link.
"Where i? your husband?'' he . 1-k--.I her
' IL- rame home iboui an h i n ag ?, ' waa the
answer, ".md ? I hi was angr) al me, Mi Batter
m.m .o ! ever) one etae He said lo m< 'You pack
up and so home lo your mother. You'll nevei see
I wa* -.? thunderstruck I didn't know
?ii.r t.- mean I al Brat, t?ur i ?s s hi meant it. He
Mii.i'.i up .i fes of his own things and left th?
house m a hurr) \nd no? I'm going home to
moth? ?? "
Mr Batterman informed the police ind .? general
alarm was ---111 out, Baumbusch waa under J.'..????
bond?, furnished b) .1 New-York Indemnlt) com?
p my
BIGGINS MIX CHANGE FEONT.
! SEVEN OP THEM \ '? >'i r POR ."l/.NIll. NHll.l'S POR
si-WTtii: \vm.. .i-ir w nnnK \ws his \\vi-:
Llover, Del., March 31 (Special) Two ballots wsre
i i : for Benatoi to-daj by the Delawars Lsgialai
lire, when the loin I session ?a- hastllj adjourned
io a combination of tin- Denwerata with the Ad
dicks and Massey supportsri Bevsa of th.? sighl
friends ..t Mi Higgles prssenl t?. day voted fur
Colonel Benjamin Xi.Ms. .? welt-kaown lawyer ..i
Wilmington, while ten mu ?.f the elsven l>?*m??crat?:
in ih.? L?gislature votad r ?r Usan BJugetf, of this
town. The eleventh man voted for Thoaaaa I-'. Bay
' ail 'lii.- AddlekS in? i. |.r.<('.'-- to tali.? tninh cmu
I fort from th" change ?>f front among the Hlggtas
, followers, and srs to-day ninkin^ aaara ris has than
ever, Addicks himself is aa tha ground. The eoarss
- .m th.- men who have been changing ih??ir votes
i? generally commended and party opinion la shnost
! solldl) behia i them
Tii?- rumor has again been -? ;irt,<i that the Demo
i rial? latead t" eiset ?;.-uru?.? V, Massey. of this.
! town, upon the around that hi? election would _iy??
I ih. tn pracllcall) a clear field in l-R??; l?ui leading
i ?. m... i ai- h. i. denj lbs rumor sad pronouaee ih.?
' it ?Ject prepo lerous.
Beere tar) "f star- Hmhher? -??.I to-day that Coy
?...? Marvel lia! almos! recovered from hi? re
. ni Indisposition, and that h? eras ?ittendlnii to
buslni m ai his houae si Laurel. Tha Uovernor la
expected her? earl) n.-xt weh,
.liai, ? ,.- James i. VValeott, who ws? the chotos
i?f the mlnorit) Democratic caucus for Senator, und
??'-.. h. ?Ines been upportsd bi a majority of the
Democratic members ?..' th.? legislature, to-day .??*nt
a letter to Bpeaker ??f Ihe Beasts Watson request
i lUS llic WlltelraiA.il of his liali.e.
OPPOSED BY MA?UK ?iivUiAvj
LEXOW PILLS NOT WANTED.
HE BATi THET ARK AGAINST THE VOICE
OF THE PEOPLE?
LIVELY TIME IS' THE STATE SENATE,
MCNATORI STAPLKTON AM? P.rlV.M'l.ni" H'VTIUi
to THK MKAsrm:.-- THE OAd RUUI Of Tin?:
CACCUa DRROl'HCED THB KiriTl'l.K'AN
LEADER I'll? KOT DARB TO PRESS
'I Hi: POUO BILU T" a \'?TI*?
MAYOR MRONO'S I'E
CfSIVS TIM.K'.l.AM.
[Bt ti:i.i:?;i:ai?ii to tiii? TRIBU MR.]
Albany. March M. Th.? Empire Btata l'-?**l*?>
Uve express, bearing tha billa of the ImaM
Committee in r?etatlon t> the Police Departinaot
..f New-Tork, ?rot Into a "bio i<" at Albany to?
day and remained there until the clone ol the
day. Prom the prissent outlook tha "block*" wtB
continue until the coming week. ?Vhethor the
train will then un forarard Ritfa the bills cannot
yet be predicted.
When th" Republican Senators completed theft*
caucus last niiiht it appeared an if tha poiioa
bills would move onward t" New-Tork and into
Mayor Btrong*a posa-aaion without any obstada
being Interposed to th?-m. But .?s s ton as the
Senators met In the Senate Chamber this aaona?
insr. it was evident that th?- ?alls were In a more
unfavorable position than they were last niizht.
Lieutenant-Governor Baxton Aas moving about
the Senate Chamber In a plainly disturh.-d ?t?te
of mind because nom.? of the Republican s? .?
tors had said that ttuy supported th'- police
bills because they had been told that the I/,?u
lenant-4_k>vernor had brought back arotd fross
New-Tork that Mayor Strong ftivorad them.
"I hri.uKht back no auch word from Near?
York," ?ail Mr. Baxton, warmly, "and the sole
reference t??- the police bills mad.? in th?- course
..f til.nversatlon Speaker Fish and myself
had with May..r Stn.iij; was when I t-dd the
Mayoi that the stiggeatlon bad been aaade at
Governor Morton'a house that possibly it w?.uld
A.-ii to authorise th Board <>f Police to do
tii.- work of reorganising the l'"li ?? I ??ifSU tmeUt,
and um five this tiisk t.> a ap?ela! cpn-mlaatbu ..i
persona Mayor 8tr?rmg conaldered this ^ 1 n?r
i"i several mlnutea carefully, and then
Intimated that he sa?- no obj? ti?>n t.. this
methid "f dealing with the matter Of rc.?tganiza
ti n. Hm nothing ?as v..id about th.- propo*
siti"ti i?. elect the Police Commissioners, or even
iixiiit a bi-partlsan commission. Moreover, I
would ||ke to state that rince these LoX"W billa
in an amen.I.-d form, and therefore . haiiR-ed
: rm, were presented to the senate last week. I
hay.? had no communication in any way with
Mayor Strong, and therefore .1 > nor know how
h?? looks upon the new poll.-?? bills of the Las w
Committee "
"The Mayr liad the power .-. r-uicw the ao?
ti ?n ..f th.- Police U.-oris'aniz ition Board under
the .iriair.al l/>jtow Pallet K*"rs*anlzatlon bill, had
h.? ti"t'." said The Tribune c.rreep.indent to Mr
Sax:.?ti.
?Yes,'' replied the __wutenamt-43oventtor. "and
be na? n-. su.?h power under t;-..? t.. w- p :i ?? ie
organisation."
MATOR BTROKO'S ATTITUDE
a litt',?? later In tha aeaston of the Senate tha
Lteutenant-Oovernor received the following hs
t?'reeling dispal h fr?.m Charles Stewart Smith re
spet 'ms: Mayor Strons's attitude t ?ward the
Lexow billa and mad.? ,t publi< .
In ire? ,,;,., ..,,, ,,? the best membera of tha Ra*
; .t'a. .m party, s majority of Senators by tlu-.r
iducu.i action last night an deliberately i ..
the ?.-rai.- of the party in this State. I linos that
Mayor Stronx i- absoli tely opp -? l to tin- provis?
ions providing I r the election ol Polie? Commis?
contain? : in th.- Lexow W .;i
slders th>- l?ll.? proposed b) the Commltl.f '. u
t.. h?- f.?r in.ir?- in the Interest ol the people and
? .i ,;..\ernmenl ? '.m It t.- .t tr.? .?.?
Hberate [udgmenl ??f the Mayor and the n.?.,pi. ,,f
N?.i V ?rk should h.- Ignored l>y the party in power,
regsrding law? which sffe I the government of thai
city?
One ? *' th? Republican Senators, Charles i.?my,
of Buffalo, who admires Mayor Strong's adminis?
tration, was great!) ennoyed by the though! that
he mi-jilt have been gulled in the Republican
in -u? He therefore sent the following dlapatch
t.> Mayor Strong:
M> i .:.? will be Boverned b) your approval of
billa 777 and Tit, Senate ithe l.exo? Police
Awall an early reply. CHARLES LAMY.
About two hours later, Senator Lamy received
a reply from Mayor Strong.
Mayer's ?lfn.e. New-York, March Ji. UK.
s nal -? l'hartes Lamy, A bany, Nf. V.
Telegram received. l have endeavored to say
a? Util.? a? possible regarding any bills before th?
Ijegtstature, Th.? voice of the peopl? rrprrssi I last
November In New-York City ?*as not in accordai ?
with either of these bills. WILLIAM I. STRONO
Senator i.ainy declares thai be announced
upon entering the ?raucus last night, that h?
should ?oily support its de<ctelons if they coin
cided with Mayor Strong's vlears upon tin' p<>
lice lulls if the Mayor should dlaapprove th?.
lulls, lu- would t'? ?d ?free t" vote sgabtst tl.-tn.
Ki;.\l ARKABLE DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
Thi State Senate was the scene In th? rourst
of the day of tin most remarkable debate if the
session, it ??.is upon the Leaow Poll? ? Mita.
Two "i' tin- RepuMtean Senators; it?-? noM? ami
BtapletOn, sie,Weil. b\ tll.il' hostile I'.-Ululks abolit
tin- (?ills, that th.? mlghl ii"t vot.' for the mega?
m - Benati 0"?Connor, the Repubtkaa '.-a,i?-r,
therefore did nol dare to pi?-ss a vota upon ih.m,
tun. after having them oi*dered to a third reading;
?aid tii-tii upon iii?-- table unta th.- coming week.
ReynoMs and Staplet m thus put th.- hills m a
Mock, similar to the railway block, and the en?
gineer did not venture t.? k>> ">? with his train.
It Is said that .Mr. <?'?' unu' was aware of ill?
fact that Timothy l>. Sullivan ami John F.
Ahearn, :wo at the Tsmman) Hall Senators,
stood t.. ?> to take tin placee of M.ssis \\ y.
nolda and Stapleton. Mr. O'Omnor, of ?-"tirse,
?l??es nol wish to pass tlM LeZOW l'.di. ?? lull?. It
he ran avoid It, with pemoira.il?- ?/otea That
would be an open pr??? laniation of ths fa t. ,il
ready well known, of tin re?esUlMh?hm?tnl "f the
tinn of Richard Crokei and Tifmas c. Ptett
'I'll?, debate llp.ili the WIN be-all in S P'T
?Tunctory manner with speeches from ?Senatora
Leaow and (T<Ooanor In tavor <?f ?the Mils, m'
from Senators McMahon and Cantor In ? pp. st?
tiun, it should 1??- stated iu.it Senator BratMef
ha?l mewed that th?' bills <>f the Commlttae of
Ten. ol New-York. 1??- sutistltuted for til'' LSSOW
bill?. N,? ?>ne oottld ha\<- Imagined thai a l-nis
latlve ?t??mi was approaching, while s.-nat g
tt'Connor was Hp*?akltiK of the right ?>f pilllrsimg
t?> make an sppaal to the board ??: peM ? egalaal
threatansd ?lismissa!. be was taterrvpted by
Senator Reynolds, of I'.ro >klyn. wlio MAM that h?
doubted III?' wtailmu ?if KiMllK ?o Itllli'll power of
remotrgl to a board of police whlcb ??sight be ?on?
trolled by Thomas f. Platt, a man wli.? would
then IKNMSSSI far in tv power tiun was formerly
possessed by ?,'roki-r In New-York City.
Senator O^Coasor replied tha. be htd m??re i-on
lidi ni-> In mon. and that legislation should not
be ?m tin- suspi.-ion that something ?wrong ?vas
b Sind to lie done.
A little Inter Senator Reynolds pointed ?uit the
following section in ibe Police R?organis?t*-!
Mil:
All dismissals so made shall be final and eooctO?
SiV?, and there ?hali be no rij-ht of review on ap?
peal from the decision of said Board of V..u.-_? i->

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