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Y0L- LV....V'* 17,1392.
NEW-YORK. WEDNESDAY, APIUL -s l?05.-ftX)lJRTEE?N PACES.
PRICE THREE CEI\T&
WARSHIPS MENACK CORIN'TO I
THREE BNOU8H VESSELS ARRIVE IN THE
HARBOR.
-THEY ARK TO ENFORCE GREAT BRITAIN'S t'l.TI
-.lATt'M TO NICARAGUA?PRESIDENT ?ELATA
ASKS ?TOR Mil.A Y UNTIL A f"OM!"RO
MJSE CAN BE CONSIDERED THE
NEWS CREATES A FIATTER
IS WASHINGTON DIP1/ i
MAT1C CIRCLES.
Manns'.i.i. Nicaragua, April 23. The Qovi rnment
Is aiivi.?=.'ii that t v.- British warships have ar?
rived at Cotinto ?? enforce the ultimatum .if Eng?
land Pn si .. ::? Zelaya haa .- tit a cable mi
t > Lord Klmberley, British Si Tetary of State for
J- A -. aeking him I d?fi r a ii.?stile
frmonstratlon until the pi position >.;" compro?
mise smt by Nicaragua through the Minister of
Balravdorln l?'n.'. n can be c ?nsi lered. Much sur
prisc is express? ? that there la no American war
v.-ss.-l at Corlnl i.
Washington, April 23 (Sj ecial).?The news of the
arrival of thr"?1 British ??a:- ve**els at Corlnto,
"S ragua, caused a lively flutter In dlpl '?nan,
i t ?day. Minister Guarnan ??.is one of the
?*<arll**?r cal] ra al the State Department and had
pn ?it rvlew with Secretary Gresham Immediate?
ly, wiiHt t ok place al the Interview could not be
ascertained, hut it was asserted later In the da;
thai Nicaraguan affair?? were discussed In th?
Cabli ? ? -It aras als., asaerte I that n ? of
?feclal nfon at*, n had been received from Oreal
Bi ? g hi - Inti ? M ?n to met n trate a
naval force .it Corinta Late this afternoon the
Becretary of State, who trag closeted -.?itii sir
Julian l'a;-. : nled himself to all othei
'en?, but sent word to representatives f the press
thai be had no m ws whatever to c mmunl
regard to th< natt< r.
It is ?veil known thai the British .-?
Bear-Admiral Henry P, Btephi ns n
i . ? mi t a: Panama the Satellite, which had 1 ??? n
thi n i ?::?? : Shi was . Ined by th< flagship
H ?yal Arthur, whl h had spe i! the wirter In
< m ?-..t- rs, and the V
.1 ? imro inding ' ?an ??x
and as he haa a lar i
? ?:???? i. his ?. ?-. is, he shou 11 abli
enforce any demands his ?; vernmenl might hu
T.'. ' :. ? hin? t'? ?11 tka).
The Wll 1 Swan la a woodei . '" 1.130 I ns,
built ?:. 1871, all :? -, - :?? like the .vu ai. an
Alt t. Shi rles a ? ? . is two sr.
Inch and tvlx flve-li innoi is three
rai ld-1 - ind
!.. ng gui
- a thlrd-rati i i ewh n
?a , I'nlte I Stan ?
JW battei . - two slx-ii I e In h,
f >ur n a ;hli t lai - Thi se
two vessels **/ ' Sica
: . .ht spare a Ian ling
i : : gup] ? - number
which could go
The Royal An hur is ai er with
n ; roti tlve l< h She If like : he ? ' im
Minneapolis In ns, bul .s far Inferior to
them In >: ?
No American naval v? ssei is at present under
i- ? i ? Corlnto, though the
M mtei ders "1 i cruise ^ far aouth
<is Call i. on thi Pa iflc atatl m, stopping a1
vei .. nt pi Ints," may .aus- hei l it port
before May 1, She Is not e* ted to leave
Acapulco, where ih?- arrived for a
day r two, and In the mean lime a A'.
from Secretary Herbert ?? ? nl hi r fi ?m
passing by Corlnto on her way down Ihe
It is sa!4, positively thai no ? i, h suggestion has
been niaik- to hei 1er, Captain Hlggln
err.. but as he can hai lly make the straight run
tr. 1 At.ama >f 1.437 miles without danger u> his
ehi;.. whli li only can ? ??.-. b* ".?'-d
be likely to pul Int Corlnto 799 miles from
Acapulc i, a:.'l after taking m ire coal there make
th? voyage ,.f \rM inllea further t i Panama ?vith
greater safety. Th* Monterey has no sails, and if
tsh? were caught at sea with ?? she might be
J .st. W? ' :: ?hi :???" San Diego ahe pul into
M isat'.an, Instead of trying the run .?f MM miles
t ' A ?pule Shi ?nos - ?" miles from C Tint??.
and. thi run there li I ir da) ?
should orders to th.u eff< t 1 phed to
Acapulco
The Alert, whl h has been at 1
Mar h l'?. and thi Ranger, n w at Buena Ven?
tura, tould also reach Corlnl In a few lays if
emergencies Imperil rican Interests In
Nir-ararjua ghou I aril
Kotwitbstan ling the preaei ?? of three English
warships it, the nan. - f Corlnl It li regardi 1
h?-r?- as unlikely thai an? tl m will be
tak. ri by the i mmanding ofl
Nl ragua's failure to -omply with ?;r<-Ht
Britain's ultimatum. The Stat? Departmenl was
j, . that while i he Eng?
lish Government was determined that the In?
demnity f 175.0 ' i " 'oni ul Hal i si I
paid, th?;r ? fforts to llect II ?? uld n "
th?- extent of bombarding any ' XI aragua'n
coast iiti? a. It 1 that tl cus?
toms duties at C. -!'??.
Or.-.-.i Britain until tl nt of I
Indemnity This coui ght lead 1
complican ?ns.
MONROE DOCTRINE STILL ALIVE
ITS BEARING ON THI PRESENT CON" ' '
BETWEEN KNOi.'M? AND NlCARAOIA
*j-*ai all ???!,:: (Spi dal) -'i hi fi ellng of
F ? . ;.? .? regard 1 1 he ,
c-, :.?-?-.?:- ? between . li ??? ? tlrlt? n ,, ? :
1* by no meal coi fine dlplom ?tic :> p
r?-s en ta tlve? I 11 ?
r? -?
to- la;.. a '< '??? rat of M itatlon, ???
know:.- Ige of diplon ; rea
w is of Inl
fcody aa entitled highest
rea) ?
??Th<- situation in Nicaragua la im thai ought to
command the vlgilai I I not only of th<
Administration but of even Intelligent and patr otl?
American. I eanttol I the i
of Great I;r1ta:n !?? attempt lo i illecl by forcible
rneunt? a eiiiim against Nicaragua on ? e ol
all?-?ei injurieH or damages to Bril
which claim has never been adjudicated ..r even
|n**estlgated by an Impart?a Irl i : 'he. Jus?
tice of which is denied by lha lattei country. Buch
an attempt would be a plain violation ?,f li
tlonal law. 'I'll" British ulttn itun . i i understand
It. contemplate? ? .? exaction bj summary i?r,? ,??..
?f a Baa a? ,i ?..: Ii r mei "- for ailegi . injuries prior
to an'l as a condition precedent to the aubmlsslon
to srMtratloa ol other matters in controversy both
the Ju.iprmint ani the amount of the Una having
be?*n determined in advance by tha Qovernmeni
whkh deflates 'hat Its subjfit.s have suffered In?
jury. You ??in observe that no claim fir reparation
or ?n'lemnUy on account "f ai. all? gi i Ina .it tu the
fla?? or sovereignty of c,r?*at Britain is herein In
-wived. It la slmpl; a proi iltlon to collect by
force a ?laitii foi li 000 foi thi b. n.-t;' ?,?* .. Brtl
lsh fiiiiij'i^t, and '!.>? carrying oaj ' Buch .. propos!
tlon ur.'i.-r tt.. clrcumatances would i??- a violation
at a plalB and well-aettled priui pli ol nternatlonal
law "
"Do you know any preceden! to Juatlfy the ???
questerinif of tiie revenues of Nicaragua as a .mans
' of securing the paym.nt of th I ? claim?" asked th.
cori'-siioniJent.
??I .ar.not r?-?-all a pr.'< Ln'. thai would apply to
this cas?'. Sieh action ?<,ui,i not i?> taken by Great
liritaiii against Ntcangus without a violation ??!
th- Mm"'1"' J)??. hu?? an wa-li ?,.* ,,f InternalionaJ
la?v, ati'l it ouiciit not f? t.. ,,1 or l"-:
mitte.l by the iai1.." Btatea. In order to
tfc,. reven?os of Nloaragua it ??oui?! i,, i... .;, ,,
(;:. t Britain t,, s.-.*.- th* custom I I thai
could nut ba done without auch a ?how .?; fore.
nn<l exerctsa of authority an v?oui.| amount i,, an
tnvaslon <.f th>- sovereignty uf Ihe Kepubllr ol
-ajicaragua. ?real Btita n rould not send an armed
ves.vl into NH'iii'iiH'? m uat?rt< l.,t s,i,?.?, ? purpaj
even if sin' ,li'1 n"' i'4'"1 a.i arme?! force on N,, .?. '
raguari soil, without violating the Monroe Doctrine
-?felther could fhe station armed v. ssels tvlthlri
trt'.s?' waters to Interfere with or prevent the . ,. it
wise comm ?roe ol Nicaragua wlthoui Buch a viola?
tion. Tliat would ba a mild form <-f reprisal, at..i it
has siirnetimes been i?-s,rt..,| to where tha circum?
stances di'l not appear to require or Justify a de<
laratlon ol war. but It would not be adm I .
an?i oiisrht not t>. t.. permitted In thl? eaat s,, f,ir
as the M-l-aire of the custom houses is concerne?) ,t
<;riat Brit-tin can ink.- and hold possession of them
for a Bln??l" 'lay ahe can continue to hold posse*.
for a c.t.uiiy on one pretext oi another if she
ha? the port?t, it Is the firm step that counts 'n
?ach matters, ami ?h?- haa rtevei bees -lo?? to tak.
It whenever an?! Wherever sha- ,1e? me?l It to lie
j),.,?-;. ary or ?leslrahle t.i do BO."
"Well, what ?un Nicaragua ?lo'."' ai,ke.i th.. . ,?
respondent.
"Oh, she could easily flank i.reat Britain so fur
a* the threat to sequester the revenues la concerned
??y repealing all her tariff law? ' ' '??
< ??? .n Britain a ild not u ? ? : ' ' ' ,|u"' -
except uneJei and In a?*c n ?an ? with N
laws, ;m i If no such law?? ??ere In existen -
would !i .! he ? ?? If powe rless tea ?-??licit hei leim
in the manner propone?) t)? coai when the emer?
ge ncj had past? '
The course I lux- ?a '? lb t Chi one
fa?r Nlcarai la i?-w.11 have
tti? nervt? t i 'I?, it.
"I observe." . ml nued the Demoer, state
man, "Ore ,c Britain ha? ? ik. n ta? nah in
display .,:' : ir.n the ?asi of N'.-at
whe re the Interest? of the Vi ' '? ?i
In n ater al foi -.... Th.? you i
member, holds i? charter from ''??'?->'? ??'. and the
canal, when comple ted ear : It ourIU to h iv.n
compli II.'this tli ' sill be e
and In the Inter? n of I ?State i ..? dor
?:,-... . n I ?!???
venting an Invas ! ' from
the r ? Ifl? as It is from th, ?Vt-antl Th Intei
oceanli cal : ind th. ? onl ?I ? It an i Sa
necessity, and no European I'ower can be per?
mitte .1 to do anything to hli : oi prevent
the eonstru 'tlon or control ' t In th?
of ?in ertcan comme re? and Nal ? nal il,
"Some statesmen arho heloi to the
party api eat to r ??:?? I the M iroe Docti
? ,, : of .1 ?traction, m tbei | ? ? tl??a
do trine to be enforce I."
-, ndent.
"Ye ?. I have observ ed that
It asserted thai it never I is been ?.'..??.., Many
men, howe4'er, distinctly remen her that 11 was ?>i
forced -.:"? thirty years aao when a displuy of
military for -e on the i: nrter 'Phil
?'..?i caused France to wltl It ? ? hei roi ? ??? from
Me > Ico and sbai don \l iv ?
am not mistaken, PYance nrge<1 t?reai P. Itain la?
fore that Invasion of Mexl o, the ,-???-.;?? .
of which vvi" t?? enf, r ? ?he pa; n, ???
"l.i :..- to ? but after
m i ? ;:??? considers tlon she coi
Il Is true thai the actloi f the
!??'. ly? ! .it lha : tin.. ? ? t of the civil M
but as soon as that ended a ipp?
Rio flrande, prepar tl to m \l< *
necessary, to ? i force the M rlne
.?s you say, some of the ?tal
day ? ; ; ?? ? i :,' regard as .i sort of abstraction."
1SFAT?ATED WITH HOBOEES.
A rXICn f*MH :??: ' URITaK BRIN ;s II
IT.OM i.i:t! -:?*. i ; ?? v\ .;; t h.m v .
THl R v V UN tlTK 11. TO .;
Chief of Pollc ? 1 ' ? .,.
pea'.ed to In a " ?? llar n inn
Helena Rau l . w .- flf .-.??.?
li ame - ?..,,.. want? I the <
?
at las Rau rich
we nt to Lclpslc t ? ;
hotel there he fell ii
th? i,, kk<
irl ty of I
??:.?
I
the town an I r?f
He ? -?
not coi
he ??? : .
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will. The e
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An ?? T 7??? '.? . ?MKN "' '
'Me ?- ~ IN IV
re has be -
K ? ..
are V*) .
Whe r:i r I the ne?
have ea ighi the Inf.
talk about rilbj . :
ehe i
.-...? ? f the nove tine e
tearfully Informed the i
, . e read "Ti
r.-.i : the book a tea d ays age
n found li ova.
"She tarante I to know all ;?'?
said t;... matron yeeterday. "and I e?e
Trill?y was .. I .?? Ison ? S/01
who nobly guv?- up th,
r:,'.th.'r toM li?-r thai She could noi n
l-> It that the Kt .; . ?!..?"?
feet, which wem so re . ?
formed thai th- men H
lovf? with the whole w,m ?i The old 1
sixty-five, wonde :?:??? rl '
aras to be msJilng i ...
sv ? 'ho'i^ht it wa ? respe
enlightened her that Ti II
. h r artists, my li Isltoi ? ? ?
Pre byteiian, a--.iv ? a i
. oun ", sh? c tul In'l Ice? : It to hei
an >,,.:r all vi. r ?
feet, an?i i H H *
of them, of n In'l kn ?.?
bul nyhow. It sounded i
commen - t the clam n Th?
:. ver i- ittstle lu
IV,.,k.
"llelf ?\ ?lo-/.ri copies of 1
????.".",? I It 111
worth a da?
\ ? . ? ? ? ?
? , ? ? -, keen bel
? have
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tralni I Amona* i
... ? to i
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nina* to fall
AUTHORITIES SUSPECT ISCESDlARI t?.
? : [REH AT ONCE IN A
ill:. 'CM! TAN?*1 " ' '
f
Two di tin t flrei
.....
7 SO o The police, a? v
a ? examined the bull i I ?
the flames, b? the fir?
\ women i I It re,i
-
? . , : hav been deal
..::.. where the fin
by 111 incherl ft II ? n ?? .i . ?
?.Vager, Pres? ?v Orloff, cloak maneafaxi
use th? ' H '
lealen ? pi lers' ipp.l - and ?
the entire fifth, or top floor
Plancher! A Boel I tory
o'clock i tat night and the door i I
, ? the fourth floor the ihn i rtners Va
i ,v < ?rloff, and Marj E ? 'ohn, nlnei
old, an emplo; e, were at work
Mr Press ?let? ct< '. the am? II of ? ?? ?k< ? n :
the others started out of the bull line;,
"Fire?" Hmoke hs l nil? I the .-;? - ?bo\,e th?
I airway leading dowi to the third floor, hu? th.
nen dashed through It snd Anally galne>d the .... ?
i,,i. w,,. n ih? ? of de nae ?moke puffe
her face Marj ?'">-i gres frighten, : and ran back ,
up th?- stairs to ihe office of her employer? She !
made her way to the southeast window, opening ,
In Spring si . and got out on the ledge which runs
across the front of the building ?haneath the fourth- |
?tory wlndowi The ledge I two feel wide, end it
afforded her an ample footing. Smoke began to
il <?r the window behind her, and the girl
walked ?Howl) along the ledge lo II <eithw?-a;
window, while full) 2,000 people, crowding the
sti-eei kielow, watched he i In i Hence
' at riMchtng ihe ? ?uths ? ? ?In?! ??? ' I
aa i : aw the i moke belcl Ing fi >m the a Indo?
through which she hs l ?. i ed The hi : hie ned
he :. ati'i. with s ?i ? of fear, ihe al dowi on the
? ?
' nally John Rusb, of Ore patrol N< ". i i
sta rwa: H? waa follow? ? b: Kir? n ?n .1 i
. n O'Neill o1 Ki gli No '
men fought theii ?? ay tl ro ..??
unit ?
?
The fire hu.l evidently started under the
w iv on the third fie ot ' i ?lane her? A Roehni
rwtory, Lui n bad nol gaineel much hea?lwaj ?\lien
tl ? ' : ; ? ., arrive?! 1 h? moke, how ? i
? Impl) ?tilling ?i didn't :ik? long lo pul il U
Hi' i,ut ?,, ? ')',.<? Mcdlll'i ?urpH he foiin?! tin
othei fir? ,,;. the , uttlng labie ? hie h w i hoi ? I
up again?! ih? boai I partli on In the from room,
ks i ','1 : ulta piled up on Ih? table ?? re
blazing, and thene w.%a ?ti ?ng ?mell ol ;? ? ? ?
none of tie?' fluid n is found The tabl'i
? : and the i ai tlllon aeparatlng the rront
from the back room wai partlsllj burn?i?d
hat 1 lire vvn entlr? I; pi rate
from the Ore which hnd atnrted undei (be stair
way. The Iwo Ares did nol communleMte In an?,
way,
In the noi theasi ? orner of lh? little off!
small elesk snd near a win low oppuslt? the i
was a small |ron |,,,x atf?.| ,,,,.? [| was elide ill that
a combination ha : be ? n use i !" <y a the ?afe,
the lock bad nol i,??-n tampered with and the re
ii"' ? ven ai ruten on th? safe ?looi
Th? wooden pigeon holes Inside Ihe ?af? bad .. .,
smashiwl, and a ?mall wooden drawer had be,
broken opea The lock which wai smashed ol
lying on the ti,,.,,- a few feel awai from the
Tie?- ?inen? ir?? t,,,, v.)i',|, tin ?.if.nMIr?
t.' ? '? iched,
Two men, it iH Mid mtrt ??-?? |" run down la ?
?an.! out of it,,, front door of No, >?'? Sprlns i. jiM|
i..-r.?i-.- ii,.- ur,. MHit.-.i Ti.- police >( tne Mulben
?t. Htiition. 1i(,w?-v.t. would nrtther deny noi alDrin
the ?ruth of thia story.
The Fire Marshal ?ui<l Hie police ?t* -?*?"-"?ni?-?f
the auaplclou? clrcuinaaVanc^
HE 8TOLE orER *?"
THE < OF A N< ?II I A CAROUN \ BANK A
HBAV1 UFA! l.TKil.
C\ irl ute S G, April O ?I. R. Holland, cashier
? rmers' Ma! onal Bank, of
this ' ,:? . .. a ik'faiilti i !" '. ?< imounl of - ?? ' or
Mr, il ?liai il'? i ??
on fot ha - m.ma-' d Ml ,:'"
m A ort ry? The
. th. m If m ) ? ' - ?'''? known.
No man h t< in the past been held
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..?:. an.l the .vhol ? ?' greatly sur
, . : hockeal to heat i his embesxl
He ;-.,. :.,,! beet ;:.??:?.. ' i?rr -st, at I
of th? ?' ? : ? ????'?? ' - -; '"
waive all examinai e proceed!
? ; ,.,..,. ,i. ?... : i , .. ; mad, the slights: t
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vv, ek . 'on lui : " Mill r, Ihe bonk ? xamlner,
si ,ppe i ni ' ?? ij to C'h iriotte, He
. . ,;., ?xiti ? .: i ,.:?:? thoroughly, and
every bank wli ' '"' ;,r
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nd ? ; '?'? "'M "J*> . '"
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i, ? : i| ,..'i : iitne i ? before 1 ',., - I
The li ., ? i , . i. to at.e khol i -? by a note,
? hn .*?? been lira a n lay hie f.iiiia-r and other
UXIOS ASD i:i In I. FLAGS OS HIS COFFIS
STOI'.Y r.F JOHN (' II? ? : '?'! i:'.- IIRAVK e 'APTI RE OP
v ? " .' ' i,:.i; v : !. I ..-I'.N i IIK III.I:" T"
UK i.l"!,' i" ? ' .
John ? ' He [ate, . gal inl i nlon v? teran and the
hero of an I : ale dm Ing the late war,
\? ill i birleei in Kveri?i ? n t. rj. Bi ?oklyn,
lie die i] on H in la . al hi home, N
i i , I'pon i - ?? '?'m during I.ervlc?
Confederate flag The latte i
"i ? ml : . i- i- l?-al i" Mi It gate, ami
i ? : ? ? ?. i i cumplir? or an annli rsar)
ng tin i'e teran a Ithoul hi? taelng calleil on
i , : ,: i i ? ? i -. ,,i how I." came by it lie ? .-? I
n ?'?,.,. i ,.,.:,,:.. i ?? the battle ,.t < 'hen I? -
ton .*? i ii- Mm? h -v. - - >, ?? ml ??f ? "ompi to K
: i i:? . . iient, Pe um ?. itila \ "I inte er? ijen?-ral
m ? iiinm in?l e,l ?? ? i a -? laloii to will? li
Hogat, ??? regiment v?..- attached, and t?
i. , . . .- ,.. ? ,'. i r??i : ?re-ral da ? i bj a i mi i ??
. : . ,,i.t , ?rate i avail ??? ???'? l?a?l llovere?! lb ?ul
itji ? ? oce nail |. .T a ,i,ii n
il them ant ' all' i for volun
n ,,-.ii, .?., ulmoi l th? tu i i" re ipond .m i with ;
i ? ' i , lirini i-,- k tl ? ' if! Iteut, it
|. . lb), I h* ,i'"- m ii leiii? Hogate ha I reci lv?*d I
n,.m m .' it hi home In I'e ??'. I ? uilu a hand '
some rt-vieivei und the regiment e-oloi d . ....k. who
ol ' he ? ? lunt? 1 Ur .n, was \
1 , .,1 m hlmse it .. Ith ' l?l Hogal
. ? "i. bj h 11 iv-i m '!"
front rank of ihe ?-barging ?-oiiimei, and when the}
? ? nough ||u ,11. snd tie? cook maule .? da?n
for ih? fl .- 1.': forme : 101 ? Il ?s? from th? ?I 'if
ni ?., . making ? ? hen a ? '??ufe i rat? i ? ?
? -, . , 1 ? ? .1 ... I.,11, ' avail. I) ?\ Ith 1,1 ?all ?
Tne cook aiuck th? barrel ??( ihe i. ilvei nn?lei the
1. 1 a ? I,.., |e, arhlch ceil clean through Ih?-' barn i
,.: the ?.. B|i ,:i and -ink e|< eu Into Hogate'a ,i|?llt. ,|
1,.m,1 Hogate clung t?i I ? nag. however, an?! wllli
the help if Ihe i??ok I"- 'I ??fl in? e-avalrj me 11 until
he ||i ,,,,,, ti. . 111I..I ih- flag i" '? neral it incock.
who e?alle I him oui I? fon the re gime til ml pi i d
hin : : ii 11 ravel
Aftei the ?-. n II?' ?at?' held ? place In the War I'?
I'.u :i.i. nl snel ?'" I?) . H.b I'? hi? i?.' . he i"iml
ti,, Mr.r 1 n [?.1. for in taking ..i a hlch he had
1, ... 1 m. ,.,, with othei n llca In the
I'npii a i- hlngton i?? hard beagle??
I.?- had it give , ". him t" keen li la abe ut one an I
, ? .,.,. i-unre. The bae kgrouml la "f r A
and '?i n.. trip . containing thirteen whits
,1. ..r blue
Por Ihe laal la nti three year* Mr. Htifate had
lu-n with ihe Brooklyn i'itj Railroad Company,
lie was he virtual Inventor of the f?r.- Indicator
If?- leaves a widow, and marrl d ?"auahter, Mr?. Jes
I? Mlld-ed ?t.ii-ekle He died frjiii pnralysla.
Grand Army men he was well kuuwu.
VAN CLEEF ON THE RACK
PAINFUL sei;se AT TU ESTOS.
1 VOORHEES, COMMITTEE INQUIRINO INTO
THE BALE OP MAI'S TO THE STATE.
COUONEI. VAX ' I.KIA". A STATE OFFICIAL HAD
F1 RNWHEt) THEM AM? PI T IN UlU.s THROUGH
VARIl it'fl prim : | Ri BAI 'l.V < O.VF1 RED
WHEN ASKEO TO A<X*OL'**T FOR M\\V
THOUSANDS OF MAPS M ,|t WHICTH
'i in: btai b tai!'. ni r <>y "*"iu?"*n
! ? 'l RACE ? AN BE FOITXD.
I1',' TKUSOUAPH TO Tim TlttlUNi:]
Tr m on, N. ,i . Apr! -?'. There was another
high!) sensational -ittlng of the Voorhees In?
vestigating Committee to-day, the session clos
, Ing abruptly with a pitiable -?ene. Colonel John
; T. Van ("leef, of Governor Wcrts'i staff of to I
lace ? luncls, who is ,i lawyer, s Democratic
polli ? lat? pr imlnencc and clerk t i the
State Hoard ?if n i ? \ ??:.-. was :-i Idenly
? ; " A" si ,;ii i., make answi r t i ihi bi tte
-? 'f numerous witnesses who Bworn in
? thai he ha i i ? ??:. . ? |? Ing for s number
ab m f? WO am ually for ? paper map
?i t-. have h ?? n circulated with the printed
report of th. Hoard of A ? - - rs. The Colom I
tnken wholl) hj surpri . in one breath id?
nexl breath .!? nying them,
..i '1 ?i .' i? fu ? ? t insn? r qucsi ona and
. h th , ommlttee, hi ul crl ? ?? ?
........ ? lela? ,. .: i '."I him until the
ttee t ? make pi iln hi?
i h ii .t;. ihe all? <:?? 1 i ' .?? d transac
: ? day I ; ; . the co
t.... Mr i" ? ?. i , i : tat? I that during t:i" lasl
: ue . ? . ti y been pu based
11 , . presumab ? for
i .? . ?late reports; nul ..n In
? ?' the i ? -
? ? ? :?.- th.- State
In]. V?-t all i |
; late $11,396 46, V?
.... |
! - , .,.??:.'? ? . ? ". 1 ? i '
i ? I been
. ? the map
I nil hail i
".' ? ? ? idmltted
' ? t , th" Si il
..... . . . .
ixd i?f l ...
1 ' 1 1 ??? ' . 11 ' i he ii a; .
>ld It to the
? ? . ?
? . ' . ? I it i ? '?
... rough 1 '
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... |Uf.?||
'
.
? ' ? maps had
I, M , ' ' .'? ? then, are
; it ?v S'a;. ; i 1
! d n'l -i ? ?uni f r them,"
a ? ? ? ' ? fused y. See.
re be?
,???.', ? I vised
md Cha in V
I thai fot the i taps if
it lbs Co or-1! saM
? ?i '"Thon, a*
?
'? ? " paid
.... - ?
? I ? || ?:.?:?.?
'
T.? tl e| Van CWf mad?? no i
I TO ANSA
; ". \ an ?
ask . Ii ?
l i1 -, ? a ai I i ? answi r,"
: :
? quel
'. ?
t lU. T
. ' .? . ' ? . .
.?
? . ? report
the il
II . , '
lhat '
?
, ? ? . ?. ?
??,??? ... ?
I ?? .. oil
.
"If i 1st, the !? ? .i" ??? will
p. 1 t he ...???? i -.... ii ? ? the penalty,"
..... \ .?. ? ?
ij i ... e printers seroi
put
i h? I ?? I II? A I i.. . I don't ?
. ? ? ?
lor Pal* ?? Colonel, what Mr. ('
-.? li'i her or not 3 u sii|
the : lh tl?? 41.000 maps pnld
"Ves, I I I," rcplli I the C . mi, ? rat. :
Sen tl i Kei ham ?anted m ,. w whal
Mr V'ai ? le? f had to furnl ih State Buppllt s a hile
: ?. the Sin ti employ. even If It Were d ?, l|
ii. itel]
i: Ing fr im Ihe ??itn-si .. tlr, the < 'olonel
talk? l m s rambling ?? ????? i Plvlng State
: es, In addltl n ' i his salary, f? r serving certl
i :.. - In delinquent c rporatlon la? cases taking
Its, it. .. ni, i then sank Into his seat, s 13
Ins hi u 11, t 1 rrv re 1 me Mr < toi bin offen 1 1 1
1 ??! . furthei examlnatl n of Ihe tritness, as
he lii I frequently done before when Mr. Van
( 1.. r ask lii
"It i. ".11? to me," ?.11 Senator Daly, "thai this
m.11. .a.-At knot? .in--! where he is at, and I
think he ri illy no ????? ihe time t ? gather himself
1 .. ? her "
The Colonel again pleaded for n r?hai re la -??
amlne hi iff a 1rs and gnthei himself, and this
brought the .-??? il ,n to a ? ml len ? ! ?e
Til. ?? "" In 1 iv op. n. 1 b3 Mi < ' irbtn call?
ing attention t,. the circulation a th? maps of
Hi. ralli id .1 \. h .1. . m I callln? J. B
Itetl t" ih- ?i m.1 Mr l;t' In ? ?' l?ted In
di 1 wing the map, 6,000 copies of which had lieen
printed by Thoinai Wylle, of Thlrts fourth t?
New-York 'I'h map wai copyright-*?! In IftSfl
an.1 bore the Imprlnl i*l. In 1.ther copyright
' ' ?'. bul u hi n Mi i toi bin read ? ' telegram
fi "in the Librarian a Congres* saying thai >nlj
one ????: ?'? i ,1 i,,-. n Issued tu \ .m 1'..?? i' an I
r.i'ti'. the wltne , imltl tl thl to be true Bi tti
sai,I h" had re ?Ived 1. ,t m ire Ih m $1,000 for
the m ip Mr Corb n than offen .1 In evidence
bill n iwiiiR iln.1 ihe Statt ha.I pal i for .ul Ihe
Implement? us. 1 |n drawing the map, Bnd Intl
m m M thai the Intention ?'tl th ' ,l1" '?'-'l1
ihoii l I" '? m' t.. ihe Rtati ii t ? I < f Hi1- :;;.tt ?
i-1? Ins .11,00 ? for the ft ?? thousand 1 , 1
11 nted Several printers of the State su.
Ihal hey pul ihe supplj of map* In their bills,
because !!,?? bills were approved !?? Van ?'I- of.
an 1 ii' paid them 10 i" 1 .?ni lo'' making out
I heir bills thai ??..*
'?": MURPHY HAD DIbVM"PKAR*CD.
Tl. wai a s. 11 nion when the name of John
L Murphy, publisher of the century-old "State
Ha/.. Hi ," bf Tr, nton, ?vas called, a'i'l the Infill.'li?
li, il publisher failed In respond. He ??'is under
subpoena to te|| arh} ha h id given Van Cleef f"i,t*O0
?.r the ?1.800 he had received for mapa; bul he hs 1
lefl Ihe s -n n.- Chamber and gon< to Phlladelphls
without walling la i? , ailed.
"Was Mi. Murphy properly iubp lenasd?** uked
Chairman Voorhees, a-t*** some warmth.
??ii.- \?.i"," said Mr. Oorbln, looking si the re?
turn*.
? "I'lu'i. the order of the committee Is that the
Cwutluueu on, ?i-cund 1'isc
(IE IS A ROBBER BARON.
?LONG i'i:.\N?*H DISCOVER8 A SHOE-MAKER
WHO IS A QENIUa
THREE HOC8ES S.vii? TO HAVE BEEN BUILT WITH
BTOI-EN U'MBER ENOl'OH SToi.KN OOOM OH
HAND TO aVJTOCK A ?STORE Till: e't'I.rl'.IT
SWS HE F. il'Mi THE TltlM'S
T.orir Branch, N. J., April B (Spesclal) Sah "atoro
Cavali?re, an Italian ?hoemak'T. la in the ?-ity jr?:l
charge with n s?ore ?<( burtHariea. Ht i? believed
t,, be utility of many oth-r robl-crics tti.it have
?.-.'iirreil ?lurlrii the laSl flVS ?/?Ml** < ' iva lier?' ?II
?? ! yesterday The Italian's young son took a
i?r.ik?ri kettle to th" tin-shop of B. Tucker Welch
; to i,, repaired. Welch rscogntaed the kettle aa one
among many artl??les of hardware that ha.I been
.?'..l.-ii from hi* store, lie procure?! a s.-arch w<vr
, rani, and In company with a confiable ?ear, bad
? ivsliere'i house. The search re?ulu-.l in the Bnd?
if other koo?1s bel?t>nglllg to Wel-h. ar,?l many
other articles mi in household tiM. Boveral other
?=.?.-ir?-h warrants wer?' iaaued, and to-day the house
has been thoroughly ransacked by indignant citi
sena, Enough evidence h.-.s been found to connect
Cavallero with nearly all the numerous. ?Mirglartars
and robberies committed in the Monmouth coast
towns stnra UN, CaraHere'a p!a?*e proved to be a
; storehouse crammed with stolen ?nods of almost
COI Blvabl? : nd Several false closets were
i" ii. I ?ii th?- walla and floors, which, on beln?<
Opened, revale<l gtor?? of sllv? ?ware, elothin?,
hardware, grocerhM and other mer? handlse. Viro.
, arms of various eleocrlptlona w?sra toxina, in the'
n a bag full <.; loaded r? volver? was ?Hor up,
In the yard a number of hams and shoulders wer,.
??\, ivated. A secret door vv.-is found in the side
' wall ?.'. the garret, and BUSponded Inside hy strinits
i t.e'-.v?"! the plaster and tho weather -boar? I.? w?r. ,-,
swoi nd ome firearm*
In Cavalle i ? ??? -?::? s of u.ent>?-r. maah,
doors and Winds which had bttn st?l?sa
r yai Is. Cavali?re owns thre.- houses in Loik
Branch, and it la believe I thai he stole all the
lumb r -Ai*h which to build th?m, and ;>?int.-i them
with ?' Icn pa nt It Is a remarkable fact that
h? has recent lei . building In Re I i!??nk
ind announced hli Intention :?> open i general
?? ??? Th td 't his h ?me Is worth
5_ ' : ...??' The fa? I tl al he hat dispos l of
?ted | ? , : . i by the absi n ?
! '. stole ' fr em thoi who 1
?.,:??- ? I It IS
that ?Ta has had ae le i '.n lis
? hie ?. (?ne ,:. [tallan wld ew a ho live -
::?'?- . ! '!,??? .- l
i hi o? k .'.>-i ? -? Iv, rware i
iy C'avait? ' - arched with
- -? Iverw ir
.
v\ : .-. isr] ? ?. ? ? i let Ice Rrlti
not gull ty. 1 found
il! t ? ?o?, is big hei
.
? ai afi I ?? . ! !??? ? li ir?*,' 1 with
S if the ? found were a
? ??? ?? rtn?H?tlon
with ?ea ? ?-'-'.
the M f A crowd
citizen?
HIS LEO ASH ARM AMPUTATED
k U? ? :.v " v;,Ti?.T OF THE
TROIX.1 r-H ? - THAT NO ONE
Ti:i.t. HI- .-:?'.-. MOTHER
v?. ||? Black ? ? ? ?? ? ii old new boy, of No. St
Wyckoff-st., Brooklyn, was ran ovei last M..ht at
at Smll ii in?J Atlaoitlc-ave by .-a Smith?
it. ?go -ark. I.; ick ha I Just
fi ma Bmli i?el car going In tht opposite.
. which hs had tried to pell hut lut
piper The ar sr?lcb ran ovor th* n.> wa? only
a few f? ? t fiwn him when h.? tru.i t.? ct*o?sa the
track In front of it. and in doing s?i f.'il t-t?. awUi.?
vn the :-.a? k. his rlghl irr., at: 1 right U--< relating
. the ra.l. John Walla. ??, the ???? ?tornian, ect
til?- Irai;?-, t.Ut th? a- e ; paSSSd -v.r li.u.r.
"Don't let my m??ther kn?.w I'm hurt.' sat.l h<
srhen he ws? pick She's boen sick, and if
inytl Ing h is happone l to tue it ?rill
? ??. -
An ambulai I ok him to tha- 1. ng Island H ?
. ? the k: ?
,.t th. . lb? ? II never w
? -.?. -rk over him. The
bo) ?father It Black, a m, ?hanl
I Hugh ' he ondu
were arrest, '. The hospital doctora M) Blacg will
re. over.
.I7/..I *?/.i WAXfS TO BE HEADQUARTERS.
' ARMY PEPA IHM N '
. \li:sT EXHIBIT.
n HAVI
EATEl? I HI
Atlanta. Oa.. April Vt a meeting ?
? Atlanta i da)
w?-ro t ? k.-Ti in ? the estab ihment of s new
if I v- ? be . nos is 1
part me t the Sau ?? I he? Iqu iiTtera al v ?
ere si ? " - 1 ' x '
antic and Oull .
new depart? rtrong
made i ?--.-.
. by civil ..n 1
- .. present
? ' i pun -?
a'ai f the I'nited
ti a memb >r of the Oov. . ?:-. of
?ttate I Intel i
.
i her? t? i. H, brought a t ??? him :??:.?..- I In ?
...I be
- . ? mi ?? ? it. ' a
i mi? c aiitempl ? ? md two ... ? - ?: ihe
6th li.f.,iitr>. s:.,' \l Phi ?
: . ed under
11 ? M - ?! ,: They will bt
t far from 11 i ; ? ? ?rnment
: the Arm) will be 111 .
.: army and Navy esl
.? Il m- ip) :!:. entire anneg ?if the Uovernment
! ; ..:..
I VRASE l tSITB D?RRAST.
SHE RATi HI'. IS * ?T THE Ut'RDEhER, Ht'T is
Nor AIJ/>*A*ED TO TtisTirv
Ban l'"ranci?.-.?, tprll "'? When the examination of
Durrani was resumed this morning tha police court
v .- , .'. i :., ? atlon. Hundreds were .n ,t,i.
to gain entrance ?he a?rcused man looked haggard
ai i worn, but throughout the i-r?-.-? ?dings preserved
isual Indifference Miss Williams n, w?,,. ere?
ate I the ace i! i'e ?tertay's session, ippllsd .'":?
admiaaton ti,i- morning, but h?'r roquent waa re?
ins.- i.
Km ma Btuvtn, one of the f'ur iriris su?.??.i to
have seen tXirrani near th? church at :? :,, o'clock
he ntghi of the W ; Urn? murader, was calletd to
the stand sic- had noi .n th?- man'- fa?, si I
all she k 11 ? ? ? wa> 'hit the coal and bat worn by
the m.m wer ?Imllar to those of Durrani shown
t" her ?n court
A new witness, J P Hoddon, freight claim ad
Juster of the Kouthern i'a,iti.- Company, test I tied
t!:.r he -1?.? s man resembling Durrani ?\.:h a ?ttri
near Emmanuel Church on the nlgbl Mlaa William?
was murdered He described the couple on the
sidewalk and his cl,.bservatlon of the man
Ilia attention vv.,? attracted :?? the couple by the
conduct ,,f the man He kne s? it ? as g fe? m um'es i
ii'i.i x. i?s be had wound bis watch lust before
leaving his house As he ;;.?t nearer he saw that
the man had ih?- girl by tha arm, mid w is ap?
parent!) coaxing her to go with him The witness
described the man, but raid he could nol Identify
him,
tnother female ??rank appeared at the City Hall
this m,?ruin., ?he was n tall, good looking i'oui
woman, and when she entered the olBce of the
chief of Police she said sic wanted to -"??? Durrani
on particular bualness. She was permit teil to en
t.-r the jail, snd tslked r.u- ?orne timo ?v:h i1
i , mer Afterward she appeared in the upper
oftVe an.l dramatically declared: "He la nol the
man l took?^ e?t his heeul and neck, and I know
he ?s nol the murderer." ?She wanted to go Into
.?..un mid testify m that effect, tun waa tcld thai
her aasletance s et not n, .??!, i
The inquest on the body .?f Blanche l?amonl w.i?
i,,.i... |...si| .?ii.'-l again until n.-vr Monday, because
i?:,. police an- nol ready with tbelr witnesses.
PBSXSTLTAXIA CITIL SRRTtOR BXFOBMBB?
i-iii'.i !"i|.iiia. April p The i'.v.i s.'i-vice EUform
v-- - latlon "i Pennsylvania hold Its fourteenth
iiui.ii il m.-titu: las; evening m th,' Art ''iah. The
following officers w.-r?' riected wit bou I oappoaltlaMi:
Pre?i?lent, ll.ri.crt Welsh; Vice-president?, .1 I
Clark Mar??. .1. Andrews Harria 1 .1 t/lstar ai i
Henry C. Lea; treasurer, Edward B. tJayer?: ?ecre
i.ii?, i; i-Ven. :? Wood
;<> /?'/ TBBASBBBB oh MABMACHUSRTTB.
l...-:on, April LTt. K.Uur?! It. Shaw, of \c\vtuiry
port, was ii.,rninat.,| |.. ,iay for Stats Tr,-a.IU?ror
an,I Itc'.-lver-eieiierftl by the Kcpuhlictt?:? of the
I.eglBliUure, on the fifth formal bulloL The nom
iaaUoa la lantaiiiuvuit to olsctioo.
IT HAS TRIUMPHED AT LAST
PAJWAOI OK THK BIPARTISAN" POLICB
BIL?. BV THK ASSEMBLY.
IT WILL NOW r.O TO MAYOR STRONO, WHO 18
EXPECTED TO APPROVE IT-MR. PAVET'8
EFFORT TO BUBST1 it'll THE SINOI.E
HKADBD ?'? .MMISSIOV MEASI'RE
- intkhkstin ; D"CTAILI
Or Till-: V.1TINO.
Alhany, April 23 (Special).? The New-York Bl
partlsan Pottos bill pasosa the Assembly to-day
Just a* It cam?* from the Senate, and was ordered
to b? sTit at rnire to Mayor .Strong f ,r approval or
disapproval. The Mayor may r. tain the measur?
Iti his p.s?'..??i,ri fiftf-.'n lays without expressing
an opinion on it, so that, to insure beyond perad
I venture Us sat.- return and necessary tranfimls
? slon to th.? <;?*ver:i ,r, the Legislature may be
for-erl to exten-i the present s? f-sAn to May 10 or
even May IS. Put there is no sertOUS expectation
here that th- Mil passed today will encounter
any further legislativa obstarles Of that Its ap
proral by Mayor Strong will be delayed l??n?-. The
passage of a bill coating a bipartisan eonmlsalon
: has heon inevitable ev?r ??in ?? Mayor Strong's un
offlcial anti ?uticement of his fri-r.Ilir.ess to that
feature of proposed ? aa -r?-f ,r:r. lesrislatlon. The
' Assembly especially has i?,.,, ansi?os t.. raoord its
sentiment in favor of both the Hirartlsan Com
mic-sl m an.I Police Iv-organizatlon bills, and It
has bean prevented ff in passing both those meas
ures In substantlslly the shape giv~n them In the
.??? bj Mr. Lexow only by the obvious neces?
sit y ??f allowing the ugly tangles over polios Jegls
latlon In the "upper branch" to be straightened
oui
Th.? acceptance by th''1 Assembly t?*4ay of the
i: partisan Commlfasloi* bill In Its nttatMuded form
was .i foregone ".?n-ius! n. To the treat mass of
, the Republican Assemblyman bipartisan .'.intrijl
' ,,r the police force, a:-.,i through it of the ?rloettoa
ilnery in New-York City, "B*******ed to r.ffer the
possible gusrsntee of protection to the voters
? of the r-st f the State from frau'..?? In State snd
Sal ns. To these legislators the prop
ii of the Committee of Ten to put the ,- .iitroi
a .n the hands of a single oommks
y\ ?: 1er app.iintod by the Msyoc sppesred lndu
ths WSy, In case of re;?", ?red
Democratic rule, to fra : Is n il h w uli hy .*om
:... irf a. .-.;.? p? rpi :r.,:. l In IS84, or In 1831,
1892 and ISM. The Mr. Pavey, Mr.
Wray and Mr. Conkllng for a sttigifr-headed testa.
. mission fell, consequently, on ?i^li ear.-?; for the
evils and i btch, under former bipartisan
p..lie?? administrations, these .supporters of the
of Ten plan complained were deemed
by the country Republ ans, ss a body, far more
t lerable than th- ? threat rted ln
vestrm ni f a -. -de Tammany PoUos Commis
? a . . .' : .:. -.- 1 power.
The main ? mtest of th- day came, of course, on
the expe ted rnotlon to substitute the Committee
r Ten's Single-Head hill for th?- L>exow bipartisan
me. This move wsa ma !.. almost
at th- outset hy Mr. Pavey, who bad himself ln
tro lu. > ,i th? pr ip se ! substitute early in the sos
The ? ?te on this substitute was the only
' genuine test ..f strength between the friends of
tr..* rivsl rneasures, sud th.? r, te on it is gt"**n in
,1.-tails t . sh.,w the divisions of opinion on both
?Id - of th- chamber, Mr. Pavey was able to
tnust-r thlrty?tW0 va.tes (pr the Committee of Ten
'? bill; Its opponents numbered seventy-nine. The
v ?;?> wits: /
t...> substituts Messrs Parry. Brann. Hrtish,
Ca ? Chapman, '"iarkson, A. R. <"onk!iii?r, ("orrigan,
!.. Qerst, Hatpin, Henneisy. Hoff
Kunseman, La Fetra. I.awson, Ma.Men, Xiles.
. Pavey, P > Senger, sehoep
8tal. ? Sei I, Ten hy.-k, Tobin,
Wilds. Wray Toi
nsi ? ? - NStltuI l?essrs Abell, AI left,
\ All ? Itl ? AUdett, naba'oclc.
Hell. Ftlake, Bio. Bold, Brown, BrowneU,
itullard, M iri.s. Campbell, Cartwrighl, I'hamhera,
, W. A. Clark, l*. c. Cole, M. Conklia, ?'utier. Deas,
elly, Palrliroiher, F nn, Friday, Puller, <ar
i ;<?.AA. tlray ''reene, Hamilton, lligh.e,
?'? I r. Hoops, H ?rton, Hou*
H ib Kelsey, Kern Kreartch,
l.ounsb ? " '.'.?? McKeowa, m?
S'lxon. < ' ilra ly, Read, RMer,
. ? veil, H liters, i Harry
i, Sear? Shera - I, K L Smith. M t. Smith,
r. Si - .enson, .1. N. Stewart, Terry,
, Va \'..? \: il sr, ?'an Keurea, ""/le?
m?n, W.L \. U..!?.?. Wlnne, -, f - '. Total. 79.
Of th- afflrmatl fifteen were esst by
? rats u by Republi - ins Mr.
F dey, th- leader of the nan .rit?. Imitating Mr.
Cantor's ? - nate, tried t.. -?"scats
i th- Committee ol T< :t b) giving a nominal sup
port to its si ? ! mmlsslon Kheme, and
went i fsi i to | *e on the :'. r as one of the
genuine ad mtte-'s plan of
legislation. M 'St of the minority members took
? their .'ii- readily from Mr. Ftotey, but five of
i them Messrs Blake, Donnelly, Kinn and Mo
Dermott, ol X .?-V ?;.. and Mr. McKeown, of
?nty-four Republlcsns
111 o\
Phi debsl whl b pre . ; I ? reje Mion of the
! Committee of ?' n'i ? ?- notable ?-hi-Hy for
^ :-. anJ Vlsorous attack r?> Mr. Pavey
mi Thomas C i'.att. to whose peralcioua ?nter*
' f, re? ipesk iarg-?,l the
failure hitherto of the Republican majority in
the L?gislature to enact the reform measures to
? which ?t ?.? is : ore!. Th- bipartisan
1 plan of i lice administration in Xew-Tork, he
1 m: !. h i l b< en madi odious In the past by d i -?
I and bargains .A'h Tammapy, entered into by
? Mr Plati ind the Republican members of the
Board, bj which, for s raps of lo,-aI
, patronage, the security if the ballot ha.i i??n
traftVki : ff ii,i the true Interests of the Rt?
ptibil ..a ; arty trampled on and defli 1. Hi- ,?p
positl n t.. th- new blpsrttsan beard arose h'.eriy
his : .ir that under Ii ? sin.:;,,;' si stem ??f
sellish polltlcsl trsding might be csrrled on tn
ihe future, If Mr. Platl c. uld retain th" control
. of the party organisation. A synopsis of the de?
bate is ?iv.-ti below:
The vote on tl.?1 passage of the Mil was 0?? to
? 21. These Republicana i I i .'imiiist it: Conk?
ling, Xlles, Pavey and Percy, of Xew-Tork, snd
Sch epflln, of Erie Thesi Democrats sup; 1
th- measure: Barry, McDermott and Bisks, of
S'ea v rk, an ! Oallagher, i f iOnga
The Police Reorganisation bill was not con
;. bul was !A"l<' a special order for t ?-inor
ro** at n "ii.
After .??*, i-ini? tire Committee of T?-?n bill as a
substitute for the bipartisan measure to-lay,
and while attacking thi Lexow Police Mils, Mr.
pavey i
W" . - *"ho i- l?a.'k of thes- Mils and
who il?'Stres their passage Thi ?.usa?." is ?tnip'e.
il.) Thomai C. Platt, of Tios:*. County, an ac
k'l'U...... : ?? the Republican machine 'n
thi* Bu le bul the poorest excuse for a itatesmaa
that the part? has ever produced devoid .?f party
prln.'ti le, In llfferenl to party honor, he has for?
,', it, i all .-Aims to th- confidence uti.l i- *n.f?t of
til- i ut> in the Btsti and p-pcislly in the city
tun ? of Sew York.
(2.1 Clarence Lexow the Senator fr,?m the Ss
Dlstrict, ?im boMfl the rapyrlght on PlatPg
police billa.
.'.i Kdward Lam. rtii.ii. Plait's political attor
ne? ?m i advocate In th- .'it? >f New-Tork
(i.l Th..mas j. Byrnes, th* discredited uni r.
.sniii h-,1 Superintendent ,?f a most ??"inns an,i
corrupt Poll?*e Department. Th?.?? are th.? men,
an i Hi- only ?en, arho are driving tv.se bills
throuKb this [.ealslature. I challenge any one
-. controvert the itatement thai if Platt and
Byrnes should withdraw tli"lr support from th^??s
bills, the) ??..ni i never receive ? moment's further
. ,. si I. i itlon With elth. r the S.'iiate .?r the As.s?'tn
My <?f this State
T ? this stat-in.'iit Mr. l'?"ll t.i k I'x.-eptlon. Mr.
Byrnes iras not In dlagorace, wo saltt
"W.'ll." ivpll",l Mr. l'av-y, "he sent in a resla;.
nation to h.Iwitik th- *s**opls.*"
The H ?use, Mr. Pava* eonttnu d, aras pine m in
n "tosltlofl whers it wooi not wpetkt the Infg?s
record of the s.:iat" ,.ti these tiiii? Mr. Beii
criticised the spsti h of Mr. Pavey. He saM Mr.
l'a..?>? had rotarro? l i the senate in a iHsiiatsfnl
rnannsr, au ??" talk alwui lbs has. lnfli*sn?*s of
Mr. Platt, Mr. Bell took no stock in, he ml4
Th ire were no evlden ?s of c irruption.
Mr, O'Orsdj moved the prevloui qtiestkm. This
was ordsrsd, snd the substitute was dsfsstsd by a
v,?te of 79 to 32. The bill was then put upon lta
lii, ii pnasage.
After tut* tillo was read, Mr. Foley {novad to

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