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NEW-YORK. SATURDAY, AFK1L ?- , l??95.-FOl RTEEfl PAGE?
S?itotlC
PRICE THUK?: CENT&
RINGING WITH AMERICANISM
AMBASSADOR KI'STIS's BTTRRING SPEECH
IN ?LONDON,
HI- HKNTIMENT? l\ "JTRONG tX)NTRA8T T I rHOSE
OF Mi: BATARD Tin: AMERICAN s? ??'IKTY
H.v?- A DINNER vr THE CAFE ROT AU
Tendon. April r.< Th?e American! constituting j
th?-- now Amer! an Bocle :> In ?London dined .-it the
C*a?^ Royal this evening. Th? re tare re about IM
apersons present. Ambassador ?Bayard. who pre
- led, had on his right Jam. s B. EustUe, l'uita-d
states Ambassador t Fran e. and Qeneral Pat-?
rick A. (Tollina, C?nsul-General, and on his 1?-ft !
Andrew Carnegie. Among the others preteent
were th?' ataffa of the Embassy and Consulate,
with Hirntu Maxim and Colonel Qouraud. ()n the
avail behlnel Mr Bayard's chair the American and |
JAMES B. 171ST?S
Brltlsh flags ?Aere drape ? ? art o?
Oeorge Washington. Th.. dinner was elaborate. ,
In proposing the flrsl t ,as: of th?- evening th U
to the Queen Mr. ?Bayard mI I:
The manh ? ? , ? the mai
? Great Britain In this :? is*, as Vmei n
of even ' ; ' m.
er??i?;n.
The t? ast to the l'r.'s. lent of the I nit? i States
was then ?given by Mr. Bayard. He referred to
Mr. Cleveland's vigorous action at all I mes when
the honor of th.- c ?untry demtuid ? I de isive st. ps
and when An,?Mat- equal rigl the counsels
of the nations were Involved. "Wet
or our ch ?sen shlef whe n he makes know n our de- ?
mands." he said, "an l we stand behind his :
The orsanlzat; ?n of An ropean ?apl
tais doubtless will mould publie opinion to the ai
vanta*??' of our o untry."
Ambassador E ! sensatl n
with his response t i th?- toast "Our Quests." The
Mining Amer ?? srhl Ihed In ever}'
sentenM was ail the m ?re remark iM>- In
f ntr-?-t with the sentiments \n issadoi
Bayard's spec h. "The hlef Indictment found
?Kamst America by Eui peans," he said, "is
that we have no at: si ?rs and no ruins.
I hear this mc often that I ocean
mark I a*/? worry Chicas. . ai i I: -?: n were re
huilt after the ?great Area." Vfte r making ?? ,*eral
?n. re pointa ( the same k n I, : th?- irreal sal -
faction of his aui;<"' >?. Mr. Eustls r*p ke of the
inroads made by American
Fren.'n market. A cons] - Frei h "ffi liai
had eomplali said, that th?>
American wines, made In su
ti~? ?beyond the 11 cky Mo ?? ?
? asea sup?plantlng Fi -?? ?-. a
"If there were i" l.? an International
J"i3ssli'ii.?i." Mr Eustls said, "In whlcl
lions were 1 1 freely, the U ed 81
a-il stir?-, wiui'.l have far feirer sins than
?'her nation ,,n the earth. ?Look at ?
I >):??>-. foi Instai It? acts aj-?- ? in a plai
justice and dignity. We kn.?w our power. We
know thai a great nation coup ts au
r^-rior physl ral u-iirht thai
van be thrown in tne scales aller na
V"* \. dea w. in Amerl 1 -
pared with Europe We can saj ti U ifully that
no weaker n.ati :. ever suffered :
<=**X
'W*^* ? t ? ?
THOMAS V BAYARD.
on the part of th?- United States, Our ?.
? t metes out the ?same Justice to the ati
and the w?ak< st. As far 1- foreign |?WI
concerned, 1 may say thai 1 do not desire to
criticise them. I wish merel; to recall the facts
;;i?trat<- "ur country's j is! and even p ?11? y
a'.! compare it with the cotisUuit spirt! ol is
m shown i.v the European powers. They
have eiigaged In ?partltioi - in which we were In
v.'i-d to share, hut ti-'-..ti.-d. For more than ?"?
? -itiir.v Europe parcelled out the countriei ..
w uld ou! a rafce. We abstained from the de.
? to acquire territory. We k?-pt down the
spirit ??f txenquest. Yet I tell V'.u that If, '?f'?-' :?"
this wlf-re?tralnt, the United .st.it.-;- were to
manifest a desire foi new territory, they would
encounter the unan mou opposition of Europe
All the Forelarn Offlcass would ?be amased, The
presa would t?*?rwi with sneers at the 'audacious
stupidity of th<.se Hllbusterlni Americani
Mr. Kustl? ?ipoke with greal earnestness, and,
le -? h? should leave anv doubl as la bis meaning
all ti?- ?aid. closed his Bpe.h With this slat'
ment:
?i cfTOsed the Chaanel to tell jrou this, and i
have 'i .n?- H" "
An?arew Carnegie -i??.k? for the "American ?31
aatlonallrts." and ?M?nerai Collins for the Amerl
e-an officials '.n ?London. Hugh <? ?nteseos! an?
swered the loas! to the Am?ricain abre*s i.
in iNMnmentlng on the Amerl in dinner. "The
aStandard" >v?n speak UMncHrow ??f the splendid
hospluilty of Amerl an clubs in ?general. "The
Ametlcana, lik?- th?' ?British colonials," ii will say.
"hav? improved on the British model, from
which they copied theii i'lf.?s of club life. En?
glish m ?n 'who have be?n sumptuously enter
'aln-d m New-York, feel somewhsl Mk?- the
rrau.iulent debtor, in their Inability to reclpro
e'Hte ajtjeh bOespitallty."
ITAi.vs PABUAMENTABT ?SLBCTIOK8.
Rome, April li? The CaMa??t Is dlstrusstaef. 1 l'">
Bern?n" t?? hoi.I th<- parliam.Tit.irv rieetloni '?11 May Ik
This date of May 19 was tn?-ntion<"l Of f?4*n "?' H
by the "Oplnlone" ?,f itotne as earl) es the end
'.' March, but this ?il<l not pi"vtit Mme English
aad Amerte-an newspapers from Indicating April a
as the date f*x?-il for the funeral el.?tions In Itnlv.
And ?till it is not entirely ?-?r'ain. 'i.s|,!t.- th- sUte?
ment ?n the above dispatch, that the flsetle*ans will
take ?.?ace ?,n May lie At a peilltical 'I nn?T ?iven
a few ?lays afro, Slgnor Rudlnl, the ex-rn-mler, mude
a waRT with another staKsmin that the prenetit
<*baintaer. which is n?iw merely pror.a?u?"l. WCVU
net be formally ?ili?s?ilv??-l abetor? July. I? k i'"'
likely, however, that the ?l.ctlon far Ihe ticv. I'arlia
rnent win t?. dslSJSd ?k? Iouk The e'hatnt?.T e-oin
prlseB actually M members, two less lhaa the ?on
Stltutlonal number of .'af*. be? au.-. I??iiiiil?'s a?oetl
nrid ivtronlo have <]|ed renntly. and HO! blH re?
plaeerl Out ?if the .?V??? memhers, two. H,>S'-.. and
I>e Kelli-e, are now in prison. Sin???? th.- |,r?ir?>a,'atl?iti.
twelve d?piltles have been eleet.-el to (III vacant
placa at Monte ('ltorlo; but they have ha?l no op?
portunity to oe-iupy th?-ir Beats.
The next Slsrtltas will ?1? I"rad, ?n a great meas
ure?. upon the afltinl? as-iitn. I by ehe l*!er!<als or
d?vote?1 ?alholl. ?.* It ha? bc??n aBserterl - too lioMly.
perhaper-that they would abstain from KoHi* to
Continued ?un Second Pni??-.
RUSSIA PREPARING TO FIGHT.
BHE OBJECTS TO CESSION OF CHINESE
TERRITORY TO JAPAN
AND is CONCENTRATING A BTRONU l/OUCE \T
VLADIVOHTOCR ORAVK AITP. EH EN8ION IN
BT. PETBRgBl'Ra OFFICIAL CIRCLE?
FI RTHER DETAIL*, i >F THE
PEACE TItEAT*
London, April 19 "The Standard'?" corn -
?pond? nt in st. Peteraburg ?/ay.? :
Tl ? net? ?papera pon? Inui ?pre?
a ' th . ? nslon bj 1 "1 li .. if mail in?l ti rrii iry to
Japan, bul onlj a feeble Idea la gh n by Ihem of
mn th.;.. rllfflculi posit i m In a hi 'h H ist
placet! It Is a facl thai thi graves I ap ? I
exist? In political circles, ai.d it i- evident thai
Russia cannot aubmli to thi ratlllcatlon
tn i:.\ under th" pr ?> nt coi <i Uon . b 11 It la ver?
dlfflcull t.? s.-.- wh.it path will remain open
Japan and China perslsi In th. ratification. Th i
are . \ inds for bellevtm t Russia ?a I'.i
ask f >r thi cession of o? r i 'him - m ilnl ind. n
this be refused, ? ? I ; wl
' omp< i hi r to Ink. rli ?. n ui i prompt action
"The Standard's." rorrespo idem In Odesa i ?
in the laal r w wei ki 6.000 soidli rs hsv< .. .
fr..tn dis port for Vladlvi ?toi k, a ? mn ? A
? m bark soon. The ci ulsera are held
ppri th ?;. ?!<? pite thi conclrsl m f pen
K.is\
"Tl ? Times" corn ap >nd< nl In P? kin? Bays:
Il la un li rsl .?d that China haa i on? . I ever*
a re lulri 1 tij Japan \. ? pi m ik ng r ;
"i" n port This ah< h is - r. minus!) r. -i ?? . \ ?
kn iwn !.e of any peaci mdli
Involve othi r null, ns In ron-i il
The majorlt* ol ('him ? ? ? ?
Japan's rl? man Is The hum-' seen cj
LI Hung
with ;' n-ln-Uw, Is si
Ihsi false : turns ? \ igg?raie th< i i
It S' i . .. ... ?. ,
The A
n turning to ? ?
no fui ,- Um the la
the native? her. an more
A Central \. tv? illspal h :'- n
gives a Idltlonal d? mils ol : he ? ,:\
the prim ;
m idy been publlshi I, Thi in ecures to Ja
pan entire rreod mi In
of at< .i'ii eng ni s . ...
and the same prlvlleg, -.:...?.? . ? ?
matter of impon i . .
grants t ? Japan extra
in tariff mattei I the d
Japan receives every
?
Paymenl ? f the obllg r: >n adthin thre<
cela the ?nteres! In addil
. iges not to pu
n ir t ? :'::li i punlahn ?
h..\.- :' ii nlahe I aupplii s to the Ja| \
Navj
? s unn ndltii nail) Th ? \ ..? .
the tn
Po i not in May 8.
VVa->hln**1 n, \;n ' 19 The at
? - '
? ?'.;? .-^.- ah , ha ?
and th ise a h ?
... ? ? M
Shan?Tung si.all no!
authorities \\ aa t>- ;di ? ? i
.- ? ? China i
?
afterwai
and l.i : : ? ? ?-'
? ? ? ? .1
? ?
?
ed 1
purcha
China
.
nent thai ?
pal i i. yearly I
..
; . ? ' ? ' 1
?
talnc I In i he llspat tree! I
that tJ ike thi
.
be
till B1
? i ' .
;i ? . .1 I : ???
ti .ti uver li the ??!
? ????? 11 i ? ' ''?',?
?
? il : i*iv??n foi thai J
now a <
. ;i the highest priii Iph i I ai ? i i;i
iimi -?..? an be sa
th-- ("Tilnese subjects living hi I i ?? i
i 'hlna "ti the otl en?
? ? ? i
must pet-elve the protect I
? ? . rded to thi
loi ?il authi ?
COREAN CONSPIRATORS \i:I:i:st; ?
A PLOT i i DEPOSE THE I. ' HIH
NEPH :W KI* ?' I
I..,: : m April II 1 rentrai Nes
S. ...il -,i. thai i plot ha I to d ,
th? Kins ol Con i to fi ' ? ?"? '?? Hhun ,
Von. Tl ' ..' ton. w
Ily ai i" ltt-d
DCRRAS1 CHARGED '? 11II MURDER.
?I HE CORONER .-' "CRY MA!.A RE HIM TO I
!.. ? ER ' iF MINNIE H IIJ.I v M -
i \?,ril id 'i ha I ? 'ury : ??
re Dun ..--..
Minnie Wllllama, one of I I I In Km inuel
Baptlat L'hurcl
Durrani .?? ike tl moi i a
i-\. n mppani frame of mind Ite :. ..-? ?? i and
er. k' ! "in. - a th the pria? i to wh im
.... . ? . s pi m foi Ihe ;
m t i . ti,. Inqui : l ?urranl
? ! hiiii pll ?. .....
cuffa were n tp| ed upon I ? ? < ? '
?t . Pim , . ,, ? ? . ? :.. rani
on tha train coming back from Alam?vda ??n Mon
; .|.,.. April a, I is i oi rob u Hing Ihe si item? i I ??
' M m.-.m. ul whose hou I??"
rani haa di n ? I thai he was In ?.Inmedi
date mention? i Mis ,VH ? I i
? ?urranl b ?rde I a n iln at : hi Park i
which is aboul ?? block from thi M ?rgan hou ? i
laBt witness ?vas In i -' Harrett, I
i hj ilclan, a ho gave :?? [Im mj u to I he causi u
death, li. the ti in ? ?oiiml in th ?
h?>arl had i.-> ?? made afi?-i l??atl i va
1 i.r.-H-i wound ??Hi? r wounds had : en m
fore death An examination had al ? liown thai
outrage h id pr? e?li i iii murtl
. | ?:' i !ro*? ley ?aid i . da . "Tl e .? ?? i<i m ? i
Durrani i ? cU*ai and ? on? Incini ind I am fu.l)
ed of his gull VN'i rovi
.a .,: :, do ilil th il he mi : ind m m
VN'I llama and I ha? e ti ? he il ill.in In ?
the evidence In the case ol III inehe i.im uni I
i-\.-n n mgei than In thi ..."
Coroner Hawkins haa decided to ho.d an ln?iue i
In the case ..f Miss l.mi; ml Monday n? at.
PERRY sill.I. IS HUDSOS COVST? JAIL.
THE HABEAS! ml:" : PRtX'EEDlNOg ADJ01 ItNEIi
) l.-'l IMONT TO Hi' TAREN AH TO . HE
PRISONER'"! IDEXTIT*
Oliver Curtis Perry, the escaped train robber wa
taken fr..iii id- Hudson Cot-nt) Jail '?. ihe i'ourl
bouse at Jerse* City yesterdaj f<.r tli?- li ?!?? ? corpus
proceeding? begun In hi? behalf bj ? >? Judge William
T. Hoffman and Alexand r Klmpson Wh n Judg
' I.l|i|i!in. ti aaM he a >- n ad) lb heai tin i ase i., in
Abiii-tt annoum ? d lhal hi ?raj pn ??? ': on b
Detectlva Clifford and Policeman McAli ? who ar- j
pi rr> and who are anxloua ah ml thi r< !
warda. Hi asked Or.,: tha prlaonei be held until he
could ?. t an oppoi tunlty t.. i aamlne the p,, .
Judge Llppincoti said :hat the defendant would re? !
talnly be hi d on .i ? ommltm? nl In aptm '? rm oi
! ..ih^r. He said he w. uld unk.- an >rder ? n :
Ryer, win. committed Perry, to produc it"- nffMii
? vil ? and proof which were ?id mltb d to him ho i on
', which he mad i the ? ?mmltmi nl As to thi
; flcatlon of |?errj ludge Upplm otl lid not
think li waa auffielent, and he would dlreci ttupreme
'?"iirt Commissioner N'ugenl io lake lestlmon? on
thai petal Th? Hu?a net for th? hi ai im Mon
da) mon-lng al 10 o'clock Perr) expr?s? i hi?
gratification nt the delay, aa It- araa taken back to
th. county jnii
Dr. Allison. ..r th.' Matteawan Asylum, .-md ?
Messrs. Boy]* and Nolan, keepers of the asylum, u
rltred al the tall at noon The) ihoughi thai -,
habeaa corpui proceed Inga would '?? finlBhH ,,t,,| i
that ttx-v would be allowed t<> i,ik?- Perr) im.-k with I
ih.-tn. Thsy w.-r<- in?til .ijKj,r'i'r,lnt''"' when they i
learn*??] mat to? case ii?.i been adjourneji until Mon ,
day, sud ihm th*. court ??uuid require further proof
aa to Perry? Identity. I
OIL TUMBLES AGAIN.
THE STANDARD ?LOWERS ITS FIGURES
IT LAST.
?\ I>ROP ." .'.. ' i.n:.- vi THK *.<;?::-.''IKS AND A
ri KTHEIt SUM!' ON THK EX a'HAN <*? KM
i H'K.NlXa TRRRITi ?HI
Pittsburg, April 19 Por the lits: time sin,.- 'he
Btat lard Oil Compan) ?aed the price II would pay
? i le i at 11 a I arrel for t he Pi nnsylvanta
pr?j?!uct, ? (Tere?! less I han on pi ?
layi Tl ? i ur? 11 N s i ?<. ?? r i ? ? t i ,,r
: ' i-nts from ye terduy' i ? ei In the spe tala
? v*e markel il till t'lty there was a weak feeling,
being, made al 12?W, a drop "i 5 rents fr..m
lay's . I.. itnn pi !< ? The n the markel qui >k
ly fell .>rr 7 points, ?? ? - i. . .. nuule a) <??".. f?.ur
its;es i ? ? ? tenia
The ? losli .? prie e i
? i. I here al ? ? Ml; highei t, 12 II; lowest ,.n.i
.
'? ?'? ??]> itch f r. .i,-, i ni ? ? thai the ?.tti, la!
i'.?; i for I*? nnsj Ivanla i ru?le "il |.\ ihe
St.m,i na \. i reliaj in . . ??? i ?v I
nas | | 10 .? "
thai weni 'ut., ihe pockei ? Ivanla prev?
ent . ? ? ? . dlsp.-it
that ti ? the pair? h
i ? u K.i Thure day to si e pa tl
i la V ? ? ?
sud wei r tr\ 111 v t,. sell ? 11 ,? i anj prl
luiet at Oil i
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Ma Ii ' eail of a de-part m?m in Hi.
SI...HI A ? '.? Imp?t t, i . ' leas
and sple ??. at H nil on and Franklin : hlrn
n ,i i ...m in t he ? ii.m i i in,,n i loi "ii,.
lime yesterda) vii l?eltsh w?-nl lo Ih? hoi? i
vv.-.tii, ? ,Uy, :u,.i wan '<? Mue ntl il I the
up lo i hu? ? ij aftet i.n. when he wet to h
????; "... - .
lie was discovered in i.i hi
, ? v revolt. r, n iih une r iamb i
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of tele . .. i,. ., i up.m \V ? si
era I'll ere Ij na. on lh? I ihle,
? I Uiiit he had ? vid? ntl, m ? I II . ? i il lile and
pre I'.'i ? ? '"i ti. Amor
??r papa i lee 11 tan i he I? I lei h? ' ! ??! tienne it, *? :? ? ? r, i
\ i ',.,,,,, ... . , ... i ? ?? ? In ease ,.? ?? i lous I
a (?rit lent, plea .fj tht above person Solomon
Well, No. :? I iomas-si . Sea ^ < ? 11-. u |i Haus
man, So. ??. ? ? irrol si H rook I) n; u . n Hou e
m.m, N?i. 137 I'. ? i | . Savannah; liennett, Sloan
?v ?'.. . So, 100 II ml ,.ii i . Ses v0rk an I S. H
Hou ? ,i,ii ? ? ' "' i he : B il ? ' .: n m. ? '..m
pan: . Mere? ai ?I v\ ei t Third .-. v ,.tk."
The tu??; telegram was addre .-,| ;,, "Solomon
?Veil Progress Club. 81st) lhlrd-si and Plfth-ave.,
and read "Maurice Deltah mi with serloua a.'.'i
dent, ? "in. at once Thl telegram wa mai ked
beneath: "Sotlf) flrst." The either telegrams res?!
"H I ? House m in, rare o! Ihe N.?.,, Hotel, :
',' , i in) ion, i ? ' ' v..m- brothei in ;..,*. Maul le i
i..,:-h m?.i with ver) serious aa Ident t'ome on
? train Another wa ? "Eller I ?? It t.. So u
?. , t Si ventj '."i' th ?1 . Sew -York Be vei rare
, a .,, rl< llvet the m - eagi thli .,? r dent,
as in\ ? it.- Is IH" ill ?."?' ! I,'ill .
The other telegrams were to "IV it Houseman,
So. us F*eiTj ?? . ?3avannah ( ome on flisi train
Vour son-in-law, Maurice Delish, n,., m\in ,..,v
serious accident"; "Bennett, Sloan ,v .?,, \,, i,.,
Hudson st. All efforts In vain Therefore It is :
., qui) for i-"" I": "J S. 1! Tilth?-, of the I
Colonial Club, west a*>vent?-?J??eond-at. AH sr
i .? ?" i:i.-iit falle?! ni' 'i l" the De*lnnlnH of the
. n?1. ?
In Mi i.. Itsh i?" ? " ? ara? '.I .*? B It la
supposed ibai business troub.es prompted him la
end his life. He ?.?; the S??utli.-rn nianuper for
H-nn.-tt. Rlonn S 1 "o., n?denme ?.rlicinaii?, fr.?-,,,
Sivaimah. IL- lived al So ii Bui aSeventy-fourth
aL, Wbsrs lit- had a wile aiaU aevtral children.
ENGLAND'S OBJECT AVOWED
TO KEEP THE "YANKEES" FROM COX
TROLLING THE NICARAGUA C.\NAL,
AM' I'lf .\1 Till: ..,!'.'.! ,i ? . . ? | ... |X
M"-T KllT'.i-rr AU.Y rilll.K VN|. I.'NfON
TRADIe Tl i. I'i.. LA RATION "i . HE
BP.I i. ;; MINISTSR I" CESTR vi,
AMKRIC'.*! *-.'[?'Vit ?'II v I'N
? ? i i: TO !? v y nil.
IXDEMNtTl DE
7' ?NDED.
Washington, April II The r. | or! h is i a< he d
m from Managua thai Mr. Gosling, the Brit?
ish Minister to the Central American States, de
? Ii.l m ? luatemala a f< a n onths ai | hat
"England especially wanted some ?nteres) In
SI a ragua, with a view to | the
Yankees from controlling .?'?- lutelj the SI
gua Canal." Thl ? ? ma le
publie Ij ind with ut re ? ve. Ii was pi Ii ted In
tu.- Guatemala newspapers al the time, and i- is
asserted on high authority thai Mr. ?; sling has
never ventured to denj II
i ? !? i : it'.i-;. most available for this purpose
vv..'i!il be the so-called 'Corn Islands." The
if til" -1. ? ? Vi...?.
I ragiis In ? Irea! Brit tin in lieu ? In
den ha in than one?
They ?Vtla
fort) Rreytowi
irreal valu ?? ?. Britain for n
naval statt. ?? nt?nel
?'til [i said :
'? r t.? ?? !?? the ? ' ni Islands
to On ? ? I n as an equl ? I
ni"i ? - " the Immediate payn ? ol ?vhl i Is de
led, tl ?? pi iposal might . i led i
. ' i. .i i ? the hand nf the Cnlted
Btnte ' not suffi .? k of
-, her repre U
either abr ad or al home
? ?ffl I confirmation f the sti ten.: i le In
Ion that S been
ltlf"r:r I thai
dlsp .'?
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Sol: I III I. "? < ni n\ ?RTS /\ '. F.ORCIA.
FIVE THOt'SAMl I I I'M W IIJ. SKT I'u: 1 <
TIIIH i vii. KlteaW
Atlanta, ? '? ? , Iprtl II The gold era* Co
panv. of v. Ii). Il |>. II. I i ipolls,
? , . ? ? ! , . .i -I i - i - - - ? I With ' '. "?
Sortlien, ?af Ueorgla, nnd the Immigrai ?n Bureau
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, l.anj sre Ke leral v. i
? ?i n. .i ? i \ ,i . :,i il,. i .-t .n m.?. obta ii a home
? ? "i -m i .. ?? thou am! p< i ?? >ns ? ?n --?-' tie
this fall, beginn i
nia ii'? -i, has i.i In? ?>r| n the
, .:i II ?i in.; ir. ,I all neeeleel tnonej . the
,.i. i t ? '? i.'.l til. site, bul I." i ;lit
The p .i' i - ..' . ; ? irgl i prim .<>n<
tn?-ntai \ ? .| t ?i. ?? ? on vi i Kit sa. ?il- selee
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frit .. s n m i. . pi Ion
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TERR ELI i \n i III POSSTITCTIOS.
THE vim- mi: in Tt'nKBI MAKE* r>MK WON
!?' III i i. : Hi , "\ i:i;ii .- ; . iR vv Hit n MR
IIKI -II VVI 'I VK I .- IIIM
W ish i it..n. April 11 Sol lews than 100 paites of
the i olume of "foreign Itelal I" ? "'?? 'I '
v??te?l i" the eorrespoiulet.ncernlnij affairs In
Tui i. ? and the Intereal of the I'nlte?! Htate the re
In. They are eomprl ee ,i unde i three ge i? ral h
eii The assaull upon M las Melton, ? mil lonary In
Am adla (2) the \i mi rilan m i - ten ; I;' the i Ighl i
"i' Imerlean tlsei in Tui ke?,
U appeal's that while dise u islns the aubje t of the
m m- ol naturalisation with the Mlnlstet ol Por
eign Affairs Minister Terrell Indulged In some state
ments which, when reported to t1"- ivpartmenl ol
State, elle.i from Becretar> tire ham the follow- ?
i eual reprimand
In reading your dispatch l regrel to find thai in
your a?onference ?,? th th ? Mlnlstei ? ? Kon Ign AI
rait i "n Introdiii , ,i matters ? hl?*h ?ere ii ardly
pertinent t.. ?Ji.- obJ?sai of your Intervies rhe
Unctions you dre?a between the t'oi o< th
I 'nlteil Si.i tea ,., | | >,,. i ;, \\ ., i 'on i ' utlon
noi only ut., |IUi ..... urat? Salut.i!,/..i
tlon Is neither ? onferreil nor res. ilat?**?l i j the i
atltutlon of tii.. i nited 81 ne . noi I It tl .?? thai
?n ?iK-iit Britain "the Uueen, an?*! aol the t'onstitu
tlon, N Bov??re|?n." Thi department peclall) re
?pets y?.iir uylns to the Minister ral Korelan Af- ,
fairs: 'If Tour Kxcellency believes wnu I
rompllsh ?food, I will ma a/onde lo >?"?' INavdlshah
(the Sultan? and tell him'thai unie ? he l.I- the
advlre of bu Ministers who are trying la .-..ev" ?
t.untrj from the devil II a?, ill t..- bad for
Turkey." The department does no! perceive tii
prei'lse meanlni of youi l", laratlon thai ll would
I.?- "bad for Turkey." Rul whatever the mea
Intended t?. i... eonvey?id, it Ik tho?mlit thai the
whole derlaratlon Implied n dlspeasltlon on the part
?r iiii.- ?;.\...m,,..,,, ,? ?dopt an attitude of later
V'Mit!..n m ottoman arr,,ir-i a Men it is u. ,uic, OUr
Interest iu?r our pulley to assume."
MRS l'A RNEL i A VIA < KED.
THE \<;KI> MOTHER OF THE IRISH LEAD?
ER BERIOUSLY INJURED.
: l"'WN i:V HIOHWAYMF.N ANO RORI1EO
l\ THE ROAD NI vi: liER HOMI IN NKW
JERftEY L'Nr-ONsjciOl'g FOR MANY HOURS.
Rordentown, \ .',.. April 19.?Mr?. hella T. s.
Parnell, mother of Charlea Stewart Parnell, aras.
murdei tualy aaaaulted al ? o'clock last night by
highwaymen, ? !:<? robbed her of ? black Batcbel
ahd i small sum of money. Daniel Qrlffln, ?
nighl off) er of th ? Pennsylvania Railroad, beard
Mrs, Parnell'a acreama for help, and quickly re
! BfKinded, bul before be reached th" acene of tha
till the thieves had made their escape. The
ghwaymen had tprn the satchel open and had
i .Mi.,i i t-j contenta around "ii the ground.
Mis. Parnell was in a highly hysterical state
when help reached her, and was s.> wrought up
b) iii.- assailli thai ah? became unconscious,
sh- ?us carried by Orlfftn to the farmhouse if
one of her tenante, Jame* ?'as.-y. a short dis?
tance away, and reetoratlvea were applied. Dr.
Wlllla n Bh ppa wa hurriedly summon.-.1, ?uiil
when he arrived he f und that Mrs. Parnell was
I) bruised on the i-n- k of the head.
Mi -. Parnell is nearly ?? :i<tit>- yeara old, and her
advanced age may prevent her trun rallying
thi severe shock sh.- haa sustained. I ?r.
b i ?.. : al . o'clock this) afternoon.
He d '..i.-.l thai iiis nan.-iit's skull is not frac*
: and thai h? condition la much improved
: lined cons 'I lusneaa, and ask 'l i r
? i drink of water. Dr. rfhlpps described th. In?
i n ernted wound on the right aide of
I i'k ? f the -a-, and various bruises
. face, as if ihe fell font nl
: tei . : ? . ;...-t night she knew him ."??1
?ii'i artlfii tly. Tais morning ehe k.\ w
nolsid li n'1 .-?:?? :ik.
Two irai |.-- were arreited In the vicinity of
i thla afternoon aa auep
Then Is no evldei >, however, to onnect them
with tii" assault County Pro? itor Budd this
? ? Rteele to h ave m thing
th?- high
en
? .Mi her h ime to Bor?
mile, ' gi : a am ill
?i.:! tore ' g, E Burr. Mer
menta were .vat t,..\ Dy the highwaymen,
The men f>!
t>lesa v?..a in un';i sh-.
??? I) spol aear l':i..a :
i a. her home, which la situated outside the
.
The nlghl wal h man, Oilf . said: "I waa In
A t egraph. off! ??? when Mrs. Par1:"];
ig on h?i ?> :r h ime, ah it ti m n It
I as l ? '? - :
? I her 'I .-. ?? the tra k
with t ?? i until we rea I the turnpike
ho li Q ilng up the
lull her .I ?g, whlc i always i ? >mpai led her, be
? i rd an old tri ??. from be
' .ut. Th.- .1 g f lUowe 1
tai e ...n l then retui tie 1 t > us.
- the !??? iple wh
ly - ? ' ? 11 > Btlng?pla< ??. I
. ??! t.. him, and wen! back
? ? telegraph ffl In a few minut?e I heal i
- neb ly was m diatreaa. The
MOW ! '
:? in ? un i Mrs Parnell
ert Casey, a
I' . Il'a ti nant. giving
? In his ;
? what
r.ir
Mrs. Case) 1 saw ? young man
? ? ? ? tand bla-?k l<
Mra l'a: '?? Il
ne ha? k after the Ba?
ilors said he |
,.? "
?' Pai li'e New-"I k bank*
?. ! ? : n
ticca ol
i for Mra, Par
Parnell paid him tl 10, an 1 he
I ? he :k Mr, Burr's
?:...\ in Mrs. Par
?
A. "A
. ? i t throug
k'oi un teered I
? i -a ants. The
.
vent to Mrs. Pai n? ll'a
: uld not m ike a -
I '? M
? ! . er) ill, .nl has
i'ffi mesa Her
. . I,- the tul: ia i
k missing and |
S Ina wer? aleo
Pan ?Il frequi ntly .'.une t i this
pi i ?? ai night and rem lined until a late hour.
Mrs Pai iiAi hai i ? ntr ,'? figure In Irish
i ?;; irli s stewai t Par
: famous li .-i. ,. olltli a! leader, was her
'. ed In the old Stewart
id. .it In iisides. .verlooklng the
the irba I Bordi ntoa n. She wag
Irai i 'harlea Btewart,
; states Navy. ? ctin manded the Cnited
? n and Conatltutlon
dm,;,. ?' Mrs parnell was b n n
nl : h in ? at. ud She is i woman
lor . .m ii : in, and during b? r younger
nversant with Oer
in and I In k While
attend u' a Presidential ball in Washington, in
l-il. she met her husband, John Henry Parnell,
T lej ?-. ? ?? married In IM2, and wenl to live "n
ol the Parnell faml') al
lale, in th.- C unty of Wl klow, In land.
In l?'. . great Interesi In relieving the
? ? dui pg the famine In that
s me yea - latei she left Avondale and
une to 11 ntry. She was at one time con
: wealthy, having Inherited a comfortable
.. fr m hei father's estate. Speculations
.', ill St reel broutrhi financial reverses which
?bout five yeara ago she was,
ilnioal ? ute When the peuple
of her nils', rtune money came pouring
.i i over ihe countr). sii>- had sold all
ol the family helrl* ;ns and her valuable jewels.
A SMUGGLER ARRESTED.
r?N IIHJi'K UOI'E TO IIREAK I'P '!'HK OPERA.
ill lilt* I'M EDERATEg
ia ' a, Vprll Dev. i- >nta attending the ar?
real of William i Du erda) point to him
a on. of thi ? - who have been
operating, with headqua li ''a?ada Ills prln
, | . line of bui nesa r ? ?? ira to have been the
, nace I Ire in.l au fonal drug - ,
up t.ir the mosl pan i . i firm in Qermany. Tha
..-m.n : .?? ' ' !?? iprletary rights f.>r
the manufacture ..f th? irtle'.ea, yel large uuantl
: the go.iJs i. irii . I - lahel have found iheir
h . In i th ? >un( i ) regard of the cusl ims
. '.' ? ' a lucrative Held
, ontraband, one agency
: ,, . ear to the eaten) ..f
i |uir) In thai ipiai li ' traei d the smuggled
?product through t? troll ? i n points in Canada
\. ..?.,.: , I ' n ? ered a store In Ra'em
*-. and offered I al r? k> .-?..i I.OU) ,, . ?
..' i... al eighl \ cen ? .ince, or, if In
? ?t* ..ii out i?i The
po.l. iformed, and Duen was arrested The
i?rl 'i Intlm ited fui nlshed Important in?
formation i?? the authorities, who are n>>?? encour
sged in their l?e:iei that the> have a c'.ew, which will
u .n lea I ; on ..?' the gang.
: I I f GRAPHIC Soils.
?tllsnca, Ohio, April II The Ressemer depart?
meni of the (m rli u Kteel I'ompany, ol this city,
which ha-- been closi I mosl ..f the waiter, resumed
yesterday, giving employment to over a hundred
i,, n \n additional fot ?? will i?- pul to work us
-mi n i- the depai tmi t la n> in shape
Portland, Ore., April U .:. Ageei Klemath
v, is robbed about ml li nlghl m ir ?
The un?? peraona on the "tai;.- were the -li-i\er and
one passenger, ?!..' were forced to i.r.ik open the
express box, cu open the mallbaga and enipt ? them
and then ?ln?.?? on i'i. amount secured i* nol yei
k 11 ? > ?? n.
Kara toga, N v. April II (dpecial) Thomaa !?'
Kenm -. local manager of the Hudson River Tele
ph .i, ? ; v la A- . : i i be an embeas>r to
imouni of "\? i '?'? " it h..s nol t>*.-ii se. n
.Yednesda) morn , n.s books are b.-li-.u .-*
amlned b) officers of thi company, from Albany.
A a m.m' lia? be n laaui i against Kennedy,
Manillon, Ohio, April II Anthon* HoweUs, Coo?
sul to Cardiff, reacned here yeaterdaj on leave of
absence He denies thai he Intends to resign il>.
r .:,i?r.uns about th.- marrelloua Increase In the num
ber of claimants who wtita to him from thih coun?
tiv about mythical fortunes, upon which they
hope t.. realise
Chicago, April h'. A dispatch from Beate Crut
c.ii.. -,,- \ relative of Anael White is sera
Inquiring ai?nii him. White i? heir u> an ?-utate in
New-York, valued at ?i.i?*>,o<V) He came t.i call?
fornla In early dajre, and fMttlad un a ranch near
this ??!'? In IMJ li.- .llsi?i.|.eare,|. and has not sine?
been heard vi. floneers believe While la d*a4."
AFTER WARNEB MILLER'S AID
THE GOVERNOR INVITED THE EX-SENA?
TOR TO ALBANY.
HOPE fur Tin: KCW-TORK reform nttl.s-MR.
??'NKI.IN?; S r.<i|a?;t\e; . HOUM MKASCRR
TIKI"? II' IN A Ki:\ATK <*OMMITTEE?
fROi-EEHINi-lS Of THE I.K?'.:s
I.ATt'I'.!*. YKNTKRI'.VY.
(KROMTMKBI".?;fl.\lt?'?V! ".KSI-. INDENT OF THF, TRIBUNE.]
Albany. April It, - Kx-Senatur Warner Miller
WgS In Albany last night as the guest of Governor
Morton, gnd stayed ovar night at the ?BaacsttiPl
M;?nsi"ti. He returned to New-York thin morning.
Tii?- Hovcriwr is desirous thai tiM X?w-Y"ik te.
f. i ni hllla should pass, and la assarting his infill
en ?* In everj direction to gain trotes tot them.
Mr. Miller has a great ?leal of power in the I,->gls
lature, an I ?Uterefore his a ivir ? an?i aid wer*
a usrht by the ('?ivernor.
Mr. Miller stiid before r<-turninff to N?-w-York
to lav that he f<?lt mtj.-h encouraged regarding
the New-York measure?. He had h-lloved that
th?'v WOUM be defeated, but n?>vv h<- had hopes
that moat of them sravl I i ass He was end.lent
that, the Potto Magistrates bill would be.-ome a
law.
Govaernor Mort.vn, however, cannot be pleased
with th? news vvhi.-h dally romes to him of an al?
ii.in.f Tammany Hill with Mr. Platl la tho
Legislatur?. Thus t..-?i,iy BeMtor Btapleton moved
th.*at th.- ?Senate ?ComnlttM on cities h- d!.
charged fr.im the further consideration of UM bill
of Alfred R. ('.?nldlnar. Requiring the proprt'-tui s i f
kodglng-hoiMes In Maew-T? rk, Brooekljrn and Buffa?
|. to keep reglaters of th-ir h itgen belareaa .**???'
temii.-r i and November 15. The object of thls^
provis) ?a Is to prevent th.- col ? Izatlon "f tratara
The MU wa-? passe 1 in the Assembly by a larg?>
majority on April 1<\ Mr. ?""tikllng went before
the ?Senate ?Committee on Cities and explaerned the
Object of H. II would naturally b.- <xp?<:ed that
the R"piibll.-nns on that committee would hav??
been eager t ? report the bill favorably at once, b<?
eauae the Republican party ??iffVrs so murh from
colonisation in New-York. Instead of doing s<>,
however, they refuse! t., etf on the measure, and
began to pay attention I a amendments suggested
i, B nator Ahearn, of Tammany Ha'.l. Abeam,
<>ff-r?-1 an .-rnendmenr h tup-l th- owners of
h>.-' la ' ? rep. it the names of th?'ir lodpers to th*
city authorttlee. i
"How *' ' li.-h It would be to eomp.l th- Wind ?or
Hotel i.pie, f'.r instan?'?-," sail Mr Conkllng t.?-,
day. "t.. report the names of t'nir lodgers!"
?Senator Parvins, the chairman of the .?.mmtt
t ,. resitted the adoption of S'liitfar Stapl-t, r.'s
motion to discharge the commltt?se from the
further conslo>ratlon of the bin. ?Seiiator Suiii
van objected because so few N'ow-Y ?rk Senators
were present. Senat.r Parsons said that the
(**ti?s Committee was disposed to report the bill
In an amended form. 11" thought the motion
unfair.
- Btapleton retorted that he had tried
?jeveral times t?i get the bill reported and could
i ? lo so, He had th?en told the chalrtnaa that
ild move to dis, harge the committee. He
? . on ins motion,
?Senator Bradley called attention t<> the fact
that ?Senators were leaving the r'.'tn so as to
It ik the 'piorun.
lid that he should n..t row
r? ft r i ' 'ii" evidence .'. s 'if-al to kill the Mil?
lr,u would do m Ht another Unie In a way not
mistaken.
-,?'.,. - the bill was in UM
v.i*h tii- r? ?in? of tii" Investigating a
Committee, bu! it vu apolitical and should not I
n is i ?? pushed in th- absence of the ?3amo>crata \
If H-publi.-ans c.?ulil r. bills they'
, tg| ? t:,,t to try to J? so In this manner, when
Inority leader was absent, <
The motion to discharge the committee was d-*
feated yeas, :i: naya 10, ,i quorum not voting.;
had siiovvn the ;
f nineteen ?Senator?.
?Senator Lexow moved ? call of the Senate,*
which was oi : I Mom i ;' the abwnteea ?*ould
be found, u I the ?Senate ?uljounied to M??nday
nlghl at v ?0 o'clock.
Th- Assembly to-day psased ap.iln the Tobln
;>:?..><? d st ? ?? act .is ameneled in the Senate.
The amendment a?lmits i-riisli?"l stone to th!?
Bt m ?. ii vv.i- originally offered by J. Irving
of v mk ra In the Assemblir, but was
then reject??d, Mr Burns ?persuaded the H"nate
to pass the a.ii.'ti'lm? t.t. and to-day ?jarrted the
new I.Ill through the Assembly, although it wns
: i" Assembl) m m Cutler.
"in.' foUosrlng bills were i I ??.???rably In
tl ' Assembly:
Mr Wild- f, malting it disctrettooary with Um
Board ?.r ?Ssttmate and Apport' mment of New
V >rk ?'itv to appropriate n.?ti"V-s for local chari?
table Institutions wnollj or [tartly unl-r private
control.
rh< Alnsworth K??w-Y?*>rk Cltj Police BUI. amen?!
? I to correspond irlth tii" Laxo? supplemental bill,
which the power "f tM ?Chief "f I'olics
und hoi.is him responsible for th.- discipline of the
foire
Issemblymsn fampb 1','s, providing that dealei-??j
in ir-.--ii-m.il.. ajoodl ihsll be licensed by the State,
Controller; also providing that prison-mads goods
;-h.i!? I.?? brji i< I a- .- :
These bills were passed
Senator Guy*a allowing the appellate division of
the Final Judli al Dletrl I ol ?Vew-Tork ?City to ap
polm its own < i.-rks.
Senator O'fonne?r's, authorising the Jewellers'
!? igue of N'A-Y.rk ?'.. t.. reincorp?rate as a
fraternal be n i?? lar*) soclet).
Senator Roberttwn's. relating to the commltmsat
i eef tramps In Westchester County.
.?"(?ii.it, ?? i ; , providing for the rompeneutkee of
Supreme ?'? rt J !-??* assigned t.. ?lutv in the First
! Judicial Iieptrtni. n:
M.-ssts. Cutler and Alnsworth arose to quea*
ti 'lis of privilege and st.it-i! that In the arifu
iii?nt ?>f yesterday, on the TelasphoM Mil, Mttif
b.\ i been understood M hinting agaiiwt tha in
? t.-^rlty ?.f th?- Introducer of the bill, Mr. 0-trsL
( This, they ..'?!. vv.is farthest from th.-ir thotlghta
i and the) wished the :.? : : ded on the
i of the House.
Among the bills Introduced were:
B) Mi Ten Ky.'k. reorganizing th? Fire Meant of
Alban)
ll\ Mr Hamilton, providing that ne) - l'erdlnete
in the ?let>irtm?-ius ?,f N'ew-York ?'it> sh:a!l r?*
.-.?;\,' a salary in ? ? -.-ess of the highest paid to >he
l:??,'.,i ef th?- department, except the Superintendent
or police, who may rec? Ive M,<vM
Hv Mr Hums, egemptlng from taxation property
of th?- Exempt Firemen's Aaroirlation of Vonksra
TALK OF A KK-'KSS.
Tllll I.I-*.i*.ISl..\TI KK MVi V!>.I.HI!\ 1> iR TWO
WKKKS ON MAY .1
Albany, April 1?. Th.i" Is a 1 sa the part
of l?verai of the R?publicain Benatora that the l.ea,*
laUture should to t.. Rnlsb the t. ilk ..f Its work
in May I and then a.aK-- ,i r.i-.is for t oowple of
weeks. This, ih.-y think, thoiid lw d ?as la older
t.? give th.- Mayors of cltl?cs the iie.issary lift.'en
days ti v\iii.h to approve or dlaappro-re ??r btHs
which n i\ be pa led catmceniing mualelpalitlsa
eau?- of the Reput*41?**an Senators sail tiu? aft.tnuwai
' it would s? em thai a reessa wOuM have t.t be
tak.'ii lor tii" purpose ;ii'li.iit",|. S-veral of the
members think s retT-ess should i..- t??K?:a. no that
the I<egtalaturs would be In ?? pesltlea to -??'t on
Hiiv pssasurs It nUghi deslrs t>? pass over the dis
approval of ,i Mayor."
Benatot Bt?ple?toa, who is aa snti-Ptatl mati. saMi
"Another ronstroctlon thai mi^ht t??' pia.-.-d spsa
th?- Legislature's tshlng i rse? m is that ?t w?saM be
done m order t.. enable the RsetsshsN i?? r.-turn ?
afti-r th.- expiration <>r lifts n i.,>s and smbanasi
Mayor str.uiK with oe? i?-nt??iatu>n aftaetiag K?tw?
York e'.ty. ?n cas? th.- Mayor's action on the billa
sent tO him should not meet the approval of the
iraends ftf Mr 1'iatt."
AssemMyraan Danfortk K Ainsw.u-th aaM to?
night that the leaders had be?en dlstHissiag the qi;?*s
iion .et' a recen. He thought thai It would be pos
slble t? pa?.? it!! important New-T<rirk City legisla?
tion, s,, lu: t,> K-A?. the Mayor ample tim?- to approve
, r disapprove of th ? more iirp...tii.t Mils before the
Legislature adjourns, which ; expected to ?xour
?alii.ut Mav in.
i'ON'Ti;sTKi?-i:i.Kt*Tli)N RKFOBTI,
Alhany, April hX?ln the Assisshly to-day the
minority of th.- Comnilttee on l'rlvlU-Kes an I Klec
ttOOB submitt.'d reports M the pending contested
seat cases of Thomas H. Wan-staff, Jr.. against
John McKeown, of the ?st laiitrict of KliTgs e'.Tiun
tv, and eQaorge [?; Moray swtast st.'ph.n K. Hiake,
?f the XXVth District .?f New-York. In the Mc
K?'own e'iis?- i*he ni.n.irlty SSsart that th ? contest?e
was not allowed tJ make suftlclent proof, and that
under the cir?'iinistancis It was impossible to aay
whether or not he was entitled to the seat he holda
lu the HUkc eetMe the conaentlun Is that Moray ??list ?

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