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Y01" LV...N?- IT.?i.M
NEW -YORK, IRI?AV, APRIL ?
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, 1895. -TWELVE PAGES.
PRICE THREE CENTS
NO HELP F()U NICARAGUA
CLEVELAND CHANGES FRONT.
HL* rSTOEfl BE?CRETARY GRESHASTS IN
THNTION T' ? PRe ?test.
ESGLASD'S UAS'D LEFTFBKE ATCOBTSTO.
MAR.NES TO BE LANDED THERE THIS
MORN IN?",.
FOR POME VNKNr'.AlNiir? REASON THE PRI'SI
DENT ril.VN'iKS MIS MIXT?. AM? WILL AI.I/OVV
LORD KIMBERLBT TO c.vr.RY m'T HIS PRO?
GRAMM!-; WITHOCT lNTT-T.rKr.KV'E-13
HI pi.aying a DREPKR GAME, WHI??H
.*>:ay RESULT ix niv. arro
GATION Or THB t"*LATTON
RVI.wfr TUFAT*,'
[BT TEI.nORAril TO THE TRIBUNE.]
YA'ashinprton, April 2.'.?Early to-morrow morn
Irt* ?a forro of Englis'i marln?-s will 1.?=- landed on
N.''iir?Teru<Tn soil with the av ?wed purpose ?f ex
sctlng th?? enforcement o? the t?-r:r.s of th"
British ultimatum. Thor?-? is but one ?**ontln,#en<*y
to arise that will prevent Admiral Btephenson
'.: m arrylng out this programme. That is that
Nicaragua will take from her Treasury or 01 n
Is possible that he mai I ' ' n whlc*? "? now
made poasible foi th? fli : time In many yoars.
Wh? ther he la equal I ? the ? mergew y, whether
he ?vil! embrace the opportunity and reap th<*
?T.'iit which many of his predecessors have
l need f -, remains to be ? T ! theory is
now advan.1 tint the President lia? refi
from carrying ont th.- vigorous c ?Urse a I
by Secretary Greshan - ' t to a
bolder, mr.i-e effectual ? bringing England
to tf-niis and for all tlm? settling t?." question
of her rights in Nicaragua,
DOES HE BEE HI? 0PPORTUX1TT?
Accordinir to the statement of some of Mr
Cleveland's friends, the programme Is to permit
England t,-? land marines at Corlnto and to take
eh irge ? f the i wl m-h use an I other a ?vern
ment buiidm*:? there. The day that Great
Britain does this abe in-' violated Article i of
the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. Thai article pro?
vides? In effect that neither the United States nor
Great Britain win ever .Men "r maintain any
exclusive control over the Ni aragua Canal, .a. i
that n?-ither country win o? cupy, fort fy, i oloi lie
or assume ?>r exercise any ?'? omii I - or ? trol
over Nicara?-iia or any part of i Taking 'her:'*
df the territory and revenues of tin '*"l iblic ;it
CArint.. Is "a?siimlnp and ext*rclslng dominion
ar-.'i control over" thai part <jf Nloaraa?ia. It
would "tily be n?x*et?sary for the President t?
give th?? required six nu ? ?bW notice to Engl
anal th?* treaty which haa long caused eml ir
raaament to this country would l"' at an end
and th" Administr?t! n would have m m ?<
victory in American diplomacy of whl ii it might
PRINCIPAL STREET OP COR1NTO.
?wlFe spour? an?1 turn over to the Bag]
mamier $75,000 in r?-?!1 t ? saUsfy Btith
ar.d compensate her subjects for alleged
rani K.s?.s, It is extremely Improbable th
ragua has or can rais?? this sum i :' tnon<
Is it likely that the President of the !
and his ?advlsera feel Inclinad to take this
of the National rerenues to satisfy an <
?Judgment without the Juatioe of the dema
jr.r* been pass?e] upon by b i tnrtpetent ?
biassed jury. The chan.es ere, th?. r-fore, ;
mirai Stephens..n will , arry out his thre
before noon to-morrow th? dtlxensof Corl
be subjected to the humiliation of s??ein
public bui.dir.gs and Streets patr.-.ll?--d by
Hrltlsh marines, with th" caiitnin of the
Arthur lnstail"d as the Govern'r of this i
of Nicaragua.
MIORT MAKES RIGHT, HEU POU
This is the programme ? utltoed by Lore
be '?:?'. It will be farri?--d out with th<? the
rf-ss and firmrK??s clOArscterlstlc of the I
Ntearatfua if? *r?o helpless to protest or te
: - ?-ranee. She mus? a ?epl the
calmly as p-isslble. Th.- feels that NI?
Is weak and ?England powerful, an ! tv il tl
a dec-id'-'1, question as to the Justice and rl
the enforcement ?f '?' ' have
Ingly cut no figure In Lord Klmberley'a
Might is right with England In this Im
?he Is consistently following a
bus maintained in th : oth r sma
: , >?s countries. It la :. dent th
; ? -rtamme is to take o ntrol f the i
Nlcaragus which arete ? I it Corlnto,
Inform?e] persona will see beneath the bi
and realize that England d< ea r.-.t Intend t?
h'-r??. Her avowed purpose, that she do??
<? fit mpl ite the o tcupatlon of NI ragua I ;
long perl d. may satlsf* Mr Bayard, who hi
peatedly written home thai Her Majeaty's
ajtrnmernt li honest snd sincere in ?saying tha
Is merely exacting redress auth< rlsed ander 1
national law for an affront *< elved. but '<
lesa i''.'iFFr-d will vp-w the situation more Mrl?
and ent?ertain mu :. i incern at the tun
affali
Naturally, under th" cl-reumstancea i
questions arise: What has the Administra
done, and what furih-r Bteps will It tl
What of the boasted dcrt?-minau??n thai l
land shall land no military or naval forcr
N: ?araguan ?soil? it was ann ?unoed auth
tailvely in these dlspatehes a few hlghts
that the Administration had definitely ded
en thr?-e points in the Nicaraguan controve
and was in doubt as to two others. On" of
points fixed upon was thai n?. royal marl
should be landed at ('-?rlnto. But England
land an arm?-! force at th?? port in quest!
How, then, ?an the fact he r?--.on< ?I'd with
annoajrx'-.l ?policy? On this point there is mi
speculation, but little definite Information.
can he said that from the time it her am?? i
parent that England would enforce 1 er u
matum, regardless of any course on the pi
of Nicaragua exc?epl the ?actual prompt payme
of x~~,.<i')ii, ?Secretary Qresham'a i r ?gramme Y
be-on that this country should vigorously pi
test against the leisure or cession of ?Nlcai
guan territory to England, and that the Ian
lng of a I'.ritish force in the- Republic was to
c-.nstru'-d as an a?-t in violation ?if th" M'.nr
Doctrine. According t?? the Stories Which '"'
from well'lnformed persona the ?Secietary toe
It for grant?-d that his attitude In the matt
was in harmony with the vfows "f the Prei
dt-nt. There Is ?rood grounds for ?believing th,
sue-h v.'as the ?case, until within th" last fe
?lav :
ORESHAM'l PLAN OVERRULED.
It is apparent, th?-ref(,r?>, that the Preside!
bas changed bis mind for unknown reason
fand in doing M has for'-?"l th<- H'-e-re-tary <
Htate to modify his tone. There seem no ?lout
that Mr. O?? ;h:tn was j.t ? par?-?! t., ?all ESnfl
land t" ai'-ount as so..n as it Iwcainc eertaii
that she whs to ?acquire* territory In Nice
ragua by any ]?r??' ??? '?Iriv,'. or that -he woul
lan-1 treaops t?, enf?.!-?.- t.? t el'-tnan-l for an ID
d-Minify, in f!(? t, and the strif??ment is ni'i'V
with emphasis, Lord Klmb?-rl??y had b"?'n marte
acquaint?-?! with this view of the Stat?? Deptirt
n.? nt. n?>t within the lost few ?lays, but on ar
?arlbT <x*<-asl?,n, in < onn?'ctl'?n with Nh-ar.-igu.'i u
atTalrs.
What has ?aiis?"l this change of front e.n th?
Part of th<- President? II.a* he In < OOte-iii|i!atl'.*i
another and bett?-r peOlfcy? In view <>t the cir
e-umf-ianrcs, ? ?,n.?M.-rinar what Mr. Cleveland has
aal?! and done- ?n the past, tb>STe l.i natural h?sita?
tion In according to him credit for wlseiom or far
?lghtedneis In diplomatic questions. And yit It
?ve;: boast. Does th" President aee hit sppor
tunity? Will h" take advantage of It? 1? A
possible that this la his programme, in?1 ti u
f r thit reason h" has looked with 11 fa r
upi?n the p li'-y advised by Secretar*, Or?
Should the facta prove otherwise, there ap
pears to be no excusi for Inactl in at I
England's course In Nicaragua, while posstbl*
Justified by International law, i in leflanc?
th-- expressed v..-\.s . t this c untry, .'
actually In vlolatl n of the Monroe D
strictly construed, if now, whei ? aslon
i Is ripe fa.r a declaration that th" Clayton-U
treaty i? abrogated, no such d?clarai
th?- policy of th" Administration is nothli -; i hort
of puslllanlir, m?.
TIi"Sr: ASSURANCEfl I-'Kom ENGLAND.
Mush is said In relation to assurai i which
the Administration has :?? elved from Ki a .
i. >ut l hat country's intent
ragua Mm I dally the ? r? sa has -
say ab ml t!.?-?-<? aasuianees. Il il Mi
Bayard haa re ???? ? ? Infoi mation to ! :
ta: > i ;?? ' ha m on th? < ;
case, State 1 ?epai nt officials are ?1
; in? tii" seer? Th
a-h ich hi sen i
Lord Kim
the Mos'i i-., i : rva
?
ns Lord Kimtiei
I ...... i: ,
.".',.
?
t . ;:. ?:??? ise its aui
, ?-ii' l. . there ?
?
I If l v nisi
. relying n I ?
Hit) that it ?
I:-- enl hisl : > furnishes
Britain givlni
she has ?met
nenl Ilium In polnl
? ? ? ? revenues I
\ far buck a Mi
:.;. Bayard ? I ? ? ? ?> from British In
?
I reported t i Sei i "tai f tJreshai
was the language ol J. ...
? No protectorate form
: ? ? ,n nal m- o.f ;.i '??? orate, : -,
i by British G verni
Tais messaga i*^ free fi m ? ?-. i
but no on? had dreamed ol England ? ? ca.-'',
in-, a ; i I ?''-? o* ??. NI aragua. [I - ,
: .i' I that s.'i" would Insist upon hei alle*'? :
rights in the Mosquito Reservation TI
j tabllshment of a protectoral? n i
tin.", if tins country allows It. In a loti
I the State Department a few days latei Mr.
! Bayard amplified h;s dispatch, and pi Ini I with
I undisguised pride to occurrences a l i i ! ? he was
Si retary of St ite. Vlrl ually the : ? ?
i argument In favor of the trusi vorthln?
English promises. Again, mi November it lai t,
th?- American Ambassador recurs to the atti?
tude of England About this lime the qui -
lion was becoming one of Importance .is to
what condition England placed upon her c 'ii
st-nt that Nicaragua could assum.ntrol over
i the Mosquit.untry. Mr. Bayard said, speak*
? iniT of LtordiTgClmteriey'i statements ; i him:
His Lordship desires explicitly to have 11 ui
; stood that any action In the ? ?y ol obu Inln? re
! ?ir.-?.-; from Nicaraj-ua which II- i MaJ? ty'a Govern
I in.nt may hereafter tie id** la ne i ?sari In ta- pri m
t laea ,.? ..holly unconnert? I with any poatlcal or
! c ii v?'A.????? al qusi tlon tou !:?' er
I vatlon, but la simply a pror rdiw* m th? .-,?? ?.-., i
; of International law to obtain satlsfaci m foi an
i affront.
I LORD KIMI ERLEY'S [NTE.VTIONS SHOWN
Tais was the flrsl Intimation the State De
partmenl had that England would lemand "sat
i Isfactlon" for an "affront." J; was the "
' v, which Mr. Bayard refem I in ai il er dis
. pal n, sayl
L ird Kii-.i. ri? y h ia inf. rmi I i ...-??
Instructions tu the Bi t>-r al
;. .i-.i.-,.., rei pi ? ting ?'? numb? i ol deer?
ha ? bei u lately , : ..: c. .. ;.. i . i en I
Ing the ? ,... ? '?? ?'? ' ?? i
?i,., ? ... 'i I'rltlsh pi ? -i ??
,. - : ; re by Senor I . th? ?!? -
crees ha?'? not beei accepted bj '.'?? iliitiah Govt-rn
I.-,. i.i. but ii i i III catioi : ' i. i me .i
is 111.? Lordship ; tiled
b) the British Minist? : In r that th? -
.,,?.,-.?..; ,.t these -I-- re? .
Bntiah Interest? n Nicaragua an?l Urn du
under in- Treat) of Managua an?l the \ .
award ?!" r< und? r, shoul i n il ; onsldered
... .-...? but to be auspi n?i< >1 until the iu< i
'l?.|it? of Hatch's arrest :?
i ? :? i mm.a."ii.
'i'li dispatch Indicates cica y. s hi k v . c ???..
-.?? ? . i these Ii pal ? ; ??'; !-' IK nib? .
ley gave up :n the Mo rjuli ? Res? rvatl m mend?
ing to r? n .. '. hold n ?mother
Nicaragua, u-??ik the arrest ?if i.'onsul i:
at? an excuse. To-morrow tl I ! me
Into effect.
NICARAGUA N' 'T LIKELY TO PAT.
HIIK ii:i.|-i:i;s THAT IHK BRITISH BI10CLO ???
,?! i-Y txnu.vnv
Washington, April -'?- oiu ?ni ?vdvlcea from
Managua Indictnta thai tb? Nlcarnguan Oovern
menl win probably not pay the .?"demnlty, but
will allow Hi.- British totoao to occupy Corlnl ?.
The N...H-.-iKUiiii Minister, Dr. Q?*?t?man, ,. ,-?
s-v.-ral hours at th.- ritat- I '-pariii:? nt In tl...
early rnornlng to-day, hoping W obtain from
?Secretary (ireshum sonnt further Information
Continued on tliJrU p??*.
lySTASTLl hlLLkW BT Tilt: TBOLLBT.
THE wt? ' ' Tr-M THE LIFE ?ait "K a l.lTTl.F
CHILD IN ? I???'"?' ORAKOK.
A young child waa In lUntly l?lleed on the (Jon
ted Tr ictlo . C mpsny'a lln ? in We at
Orange las) evening The accident tiapi
?about 5:45 o'clock, In V*Uley k .;??i. near the
? w ? t. The ?? Ictlm was little Pletro
Christlai o the three year old child of Al
' ?; i.,,:,-.. ? ?' Whlte-sl The lad .??-eme oui ? '
Whit,-.-:? , with hi- younger brother to rrosa
Vallev Road The little brother hung h it* and
iped. i -j. ; r. ? -tar!"! ftyward, not ota
car .v..'?.omlhg ai >ng at tne usual high rsl
of s] d \s he start, ! forward he atumbled
II headlong, with hii head on the rail.
Ills he ,i l was i ' mall thai it paMed under the
I? nder with ?ut ?trlkli - It. The wheH struck
,,' i aquarely under the chin, and literally
split hi- head In te The car was stopped and
the ?body was taken Into Bretxfeld'a drug atore
and later tea the n rgue Th <? P ?or mother of the
Isoy was almost i raxy.
The motorman, Richard Conroy, of Newark,
and the conductor, Nelson Oroas, of Wo. II
Dodd-at., Orange wen arrested by Captain
Ramford of tl..- W*est Orange (jollce, and held
n a harge of manslaughter County Physician
Washington win ?probably bold an toq-wst
I // ??; DEI E sa: or nrun a s i.
ins attoi:n:v tp.vi\-?i TO COHHWCT Till* REV.
I i: oil ' N WITH '1 HE Mi P.DE? 0?
?ATtsa I.AMOXT.
?Sen Pranclsco, Vprll -'? ?nteres! in the Durrani
case continues inabaterd The mlcrt-tsoope hss ah n
that a supposed \*arnl h tain on th" door ?-rasing
of the R Mi '... n'a i ? *;at raa?t I ?
? i '.
p? , , of Co 'i"-- ? '"'.'?? ??. ?Id last nlagttl
. :.. n i nothing to esi ibllsh Dun
met : thai ! i att, i cture ? n the afternoon
,.' ?Vprll i ?urranl always to? k n ?tea al I?
antl ??? ? ? rig th
was In itn.it demand. It canr...t no
I r is ? it her In
: er, Cheney
monstral
, ;?-....,
nt to f a lecture
v ' he i: n rn.i' '
', ? ? ? ' | ? ?\ h, of Alai
called ut Polir Ueailqtiui lent and ma le a
! Mil ?=
. ?
? . > ? v? y car, he
them
tant witness fi r the ;
emphi
?rt-st that he was ,..-.-.
I >r, . ribson was to 1 I i
n I . He
a,
i . ? ? ? wttne ss flnallj
l?s i ; ? f | it he i- quest
, \, ???!?..; ? ? ? .
r, which wer? In th? ne?
1 wer?
.. h ??.. .Idftit I Ihat the
: ? ? .
nt ti -, ' . ? ?
I ley i he .!? ;? n??e tut .'.'? ;
tifled thai ey wtrt kept In a ?Jraw??i
, ? ? . i to I
urrh B I
I noi
pon s ? -
. thr? ?ars. Ha
wa? aal . Kmaniiel a'hurrh
: ? hat it was Va to hia
t ..'? ? ! i II e' .?. ? i- . ? ? ? y % ..- ?at In
?> -m
KASSA.S 1.1 il FA U IA LEAGUE,
on:: ?BET AT T ?PI K v v
" ? ?
...a. Kan., ' - - " ?? . - Met
1 .? ?.- ? ? ? er I a i:h an itte let ? '
. ., . .
over a I for the pi
i.v. H. ? i
?.' .v ? ;. ?? 1 ).?. ;
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i
ATAXFoRTt ?'?.'?. r.e/rr will ?ror be ci.oaeo
? : a .
:
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I | ......
? , ? ? ? . ? ?
Ith n|
? ? ....
? ' ? furl I ':???! lip .e ' n.- . ?
. : 1 : re lid be re.il?
, but II ? . .1 VVIIi on, ?.? ho i Mi ? Bt in
? ? ? 1er la i
? ? ? ? . be ?!.,?; i mat
what ro make,
' it even tenai . - :
!??-..??? ? ? ?
? ' : ???'?.,, ? ? ? Bl .-.(-. . ? ,??-,
ta, e rame? i;. ne *?
on June l". if the
foi I estate
M'<ni:l"'A SCI1 /'"/*.' Ft F ATI' AXD DAMAGES
> 'h. ? ? ' Tl ? re waa lile 1 |?a lay ?vi'h
., m . t?-r ?? ? ineerj of lh?te i nlt?r-d States fourl
proof of claim by Kelson Morrii sgalnsl the Distill
? ? Unte ? ' ?mpanj to the amouni ?.f
'....' 123 Thl . i", Ih? m. ? ?.'.' aire a ly ue?l f?.r
in ., common law 'it it Include? je:. :o:., claimed
iue a rebate bushels >.f slop feed In WM,
and a ted d image I r t allure to furnish
lui ni feed foi ittle as ?'?? i ontraci Tii"
I'..... r ill? I thin afternoon reiterate th? state ? I
thai .1 it Ore, hut, es lafesldeni of tl.itnpany,
i 11.1? i. : i- .1 with '.; .n ? . to ihe extent "f a seventh
lnterc?i
?
FOBBSTS An\?\- ox I nil: IS nir IfOBTHWBST
raukee, April 2 \ dispatch from Chlppewa
i ? "The lia||y Xews"
"Word n i re elve I her to lay thai forest dr.--?
? '?? ?'? vicinity of ?Phillips, sj I It
i. .?v lo ?1 ., if ths ? ?? ? ? ' r? ?? ti will i iffer ;a
: . -| . . ..,,,,; .... ,,? prenl
at.la/..-, an i i;,,. i, ..n. iti , |ei ,i?: i farm? r ire ni?iii
to i ? ; : ? ? ere were everal
; n mho i ? it yesterday, ai
lhat t! tires will abate The
? ? ?? ? the woo I? m I n?. ? are
ml ?.. ? foi the tu?- t ?
l?r, v up .i?. I'n'i ? ? rain omet?, the tire ??HI cer
reate nlatl .. li." , . .,..?? . ' l';..'i
? ).i\. n. i .. .n organised effort t.. keep the
il mi. - from tntei ?. Ill the Are appll
the ' Itj .il'.i I? n.... i. ? i ?cot re e ?!?? for Im?
i mediate aetl m, an I, ??.n ne I to the ill?a*ler to 1
lili ? lar I lannaer, th ?sill bee
ly I ig up I .... i ?..!
? ? api i ??! . ha? m i ? aboui , ?.in ter of >
mi.? ell tant, .mi n I? burning alowl) toward the
If s In i prit rb up the n une? maj i,. , ?rrli i
Into the town."
FOROED XOTBS or BoXAXXA MILLIOXAIBBS
;** it ?Vprll ? v foi .;.-.i note for
' ?? " slftne -I by th? late millionaire, J. C. Flood,
i by W. vv Con oran, o| vv a ibington
Art Galietr)' fame, haa com? t., light her??. The
.i?- i ronouni "l perf, i and the note
????I to have b en forg? d bj s man In Xe ??. -
*, "t k who !" ...m.' Htroud Btarbti I He I?
believed to be ' ?? ne i an who made .1 ?' Pair's
? -???, e ndorsed by Iceland Btan
CABIXl I mi n BBS DIXB WITH F A EMBER1 01in
?Philadelphia, April S ?Secretary Lmmaol ... |
s.'i-. tarj ii.rir.-rt arrived here this sftei-itaMn fr.un
Washington, snd this evening attended a dinner ?.f
tin- Pstrmers' ilub it the country t .:.... ,,f ?Clement
A. ilt1?r .en, i i?-.-ll??it "f th" [nt?-rii.,i|,,tm| Xavlga
:?.... ? '..,,,,.,? ? Th. h*. i ,- -. i ? ? ? r m ' i 'lui. ,.. ...,n., ., . ? .
this illy.
AN OFFER OF SETTLEMENT.
PROPOSITION TO THF. CREDITORS OF,
i:. s. JAFPRAT ?*?? CO.
ASKED TO ACCEPT SEVENTT FIVE I I'M.? ON THE
DOLLAR I-": sii-.iLiTV OF THE REOR?
GANIZATION ?if tiii: WELL
KN'iiU'N DRTOOOI34 I'lllM.
A prop. sin..n has I'.-.ti made t" the creditors <?'
\: 8. Jaffra) .? Co. for a settlement on a ba .
:;. cents on ; ." dollar. Circulars to that effect
have i?""ii s?'nt t" th?- creditors. Ti." first cir?
cular was sent on Wednesday, and is a? follows:
Dear Sus: "fou are no doubt airare of th.- fact
thai ;h" tirm ot '??. g. Jaffray .t- Co, was dissolve?!
and receivers appointed "f Its property bi order "i i
lu.- Supreme Couri A this State, dated Msreh ?St,
We understand that ?? circular has been re?
ceived by certain ? i * -, i i r ? ? r.-? offering i" purchase
:?m- sgalnsi the ?-all firm. This circulai ?? ,,
lasued without ."ir knowledge, consent or appr.-..il.
\\ - take H ;>-r granted that you .tr-- familiar with
tl,.. dels) .;??: ,-. that usually and Inevitably
.-,'ii nd tii- winding up a sn ol l an I ext? n iv< I .-.
u?* at the hands >( n elvers, As representing the
?? f the late Edward 8. Jaffray, for many years
?enlor metnbei if thi tirm >?r E, s Jaffray tt Co.,
ire hereby offer t? purchase an) and all claims
against the said ilnn f.?r seventy-ftve per cent (T? I
ol face value, lesa trade discount. The detail
i.. ted th? a Ith s ill be attended to by M
Mill.r .t- I'hllllps, N.a m N'assau at . and M<
?-i. ?-. .?i I.. ..--.. No. 2X0 llroadway. I lit? .Itv.
I yours very truly, .1 B. l\ WOODKIKF,
!?'. \Y. .1. HIRST,
Kxt a tors,
Th" second, signed by Prank .t Einstein and
, Miller .v Phillips, was lenl oui y? l rdaj
Dear Blrs I* have already been Informed,
i?, ha? ?? i ??? n ? mpl -i ? A : ? the e> ml ira ? I the '. ite
Edward 9. Jaffray, forme'rl) the senior of the firm
.-? Jaffr.ij .-. Co ? ? ? it.
! oith.-r l.y letter ..r m pel on, for the l irpo ol
i ttif-ment of the affali
1 of the late tirm ol i: B Jaffray .'. i 'o. We Ii
?
? nt . 7. ? ? ? be paid ? ithln
-.in., of your i'on eni i ??? ?
? ?i i ; s J
.? . . ? ? , ? ? ? ? ? lanl
. i tba : ?????'
ii-h thai the? ... ;
?
? ? ? . ? it I .... and, If
niaslMe, who were
. . ' i lai t-r Mi Jafl ra '? will
<:?? ,;..! . ' tiii ' ?
In a | : i. : ki ..'? - il . ? ? that ti; ?
off? r \?.if a k?""I m lid
.?i 1. a-ere
13.7 ibllity that Is
; hin I to i - - , ; re I
Ii i . over
f ' ;??. ? ? : $1.50 "?? I ints and fl
?-.-,.:'
-, her i * '?.in
i . ? ?-.?.
. ind what
?? Ill brli s i . ntlre ?? ; Put?
ting 1 ?-?
?-. ??? -.1 invi ?..- .i great shrinkage In their
The Tribune's Informant also ?aid thai the
the 75 per " I tame
thn.ti? ' Is ? Mr Jafl ??? \ nun her of
frlei - ? . led the
?
is well as I ??
? ? It on the n -n >????. h i? ?
? ? I I I ?
If a s| . " ? ' i be made
? ? that t
? ? ? whl h wou
; ?* ill at.?' ?. .-. ?tl
I del?? it - ? ? ? ted that
r, at least. 1
II prefer taking the !J |
?? iltlng -??'? ral years for t mon?
and j 75 per
?
The ?lrm m one of tl I Ii I intry,
1 .. ? ?- -. . I ' ? T nnual ?>u ?'
??"??' nd I i-- Im
urg? Tl ? -lit "f ill?- firm,
? I ? I? t, ?nd
? ? ! ubt that If a - ... , ? y ?, dement
,-. madi and lh? firm
? ; h i- k in' - the m ? le. The pr?s
nststs ?if Howard S .1 ffi ly, Johi R
p '.' '. . -. ater A Hnver The re
... ? .
1 .... i ?.
'"'??' . A I V
- f N ? - w? ? ? !
it - ?. ? - : ? ? f i he ilnn.
ii. ? ? ' Court
ring I ? vers tn
ettl ihe'.r n with any
K * I
....
tract ; .
.i , s think m ' . ?? -
'
:
THE 11'iTll <l IS Til P.RTY YE 1RS
? ? i ? ?
PAY
"a ".
....
? . V ? ? ? ? .
it highest i
1* In the nil
-. t up to
It 1 -. "
. ? ?. and .it
? ? .i i ? .. -..i ? . -.. ,,???? .?? ti .tik of
and ol board The
t,. 1 i \. wit
it nlxhl
COULDWT PROTB RE OFFERF.O T.F.OAl BOXET
Camden, N J.. April 28 iBpeelali An Int. tin?
. , un" i?i? ii :'i. Supreme ? 'oun to la?
of Walter M Wood agaii I the Camden II:- itail
M.I-. Compan) Wood su?Bd for 1500 da mag?
being put off one f the lefei ant ? cat ? ?> ? ?'
tor i ould noi eh inge th? IS bill ?hi 'h
Wood had tendered Bx-Judg* Armsti mg, Ar the
defence, wanted t<> kii"\v thi i haracter of the bill,
but the plaintiff .."ill not recoll??ci what II ?vas
Judgp ? ? n i n granted a lit to th* .'??'? nd ? nl
en the uTround thai W 1 would '.mpelled t?
prove tii.it he offered legal m ne) Tl.mpany
would noi i..- compelled lo arcepi n bank n te; that
was a promissory note, and s silver ceri fl ?te was
ti"t :i ?. gal-tender.
TROUBLE OX THE PEUISEB OLYMPIA
?m i?:, go, r,,; . April -'? if - tal) Th? cruiser
Olympia, whl.-h h.is t.: I) ng for several days
outside ihi- Kit-i.i.r engaged In gun practice,
Is th* ,-Nti<- .if i bitter warfare between the
.him the executive officer, Lieutenant-Commander
Sturdy Bo enraged ;ir.. the men st this officer, It
ltd, that they ?voul I d ??? I aim I In .i bo ly
were th? v< ?: brouxht Into th* harbor so I
. ? . -I wlm si hot** Wh? n the cruls? ? I B mi i
Barb ira no I? dan sixty mot Ii aerl : In itead of
? Ixti *n, a? Caotaln R? ? I repoi ??? I. H n? - when
th" erul ' ?? arrived off this port II was leelded to
be the pan "f -.\ : lorn lo a..ow the m
I? .i" ind ?lo anchor .-?? far oui th il none nf them
.-"nd -.-. .m lahi.n he ha? l ashore
otter In s hl i the) re ?:???? their srl? vs
Tli'.i call ih" ' .I? mpl i th? "\\ i;"? S.aver."
Trie cruiser wll re Frida mot nina I n
. Pranol? i. d?tint irders ha? Ins '?? >*n r? c? Ived.
EBPUBLICAR PLUS A LITIS? TR MICBIOAX,
[?anslng, ?Itch ?prll S The canvassing of
; tin- vote .:i?i .-n the April elecllo ?? it th?
illty of Judge .1. U \l" ?re, Republlcai .
.in lice of the Supreme Court, over Ju itlce Mc
Orath, Democrat wai W*A<! l*he pluralities of the
Republican candidates for Resent? of the Uni
verstt) were aa follow? Rouet W. Rtitterfle'd,
?,H9, si ! Charles II. Lia? kl' y. **.**.
i:i l'i:i\?A YDRD l OB COUETTRO
Alliance, Ohio, April ?, Th? faculty of
M..nut i'iiii.n College i going to pievenl courting
nui.'i i: the Bcholai . Baverai ol ib? young women
und young m?-i wer? reprimanded this morning.
Pi Wei i m. i n remarked: "U ls *""1 that
matches are mad? m Heaven, bul 1 think ., branch
"th" has been opened at Mounl I'nlon College."
Mr Harsh wants more stud) snd less trifltng w.th
??ni Id
?.
tXCBBAEB IS POSE PACRIX?
Cincinnati, Ohio, April V "Th? Ptioo ?"urrcnt"
to-day In Its annual statement of i-"rk "?aeklng In
tbe I'nit.'i States hows the total Western packing
f.ir the winter season ending March l to h.i\?
b?'??n ;.I*t,i -' hogs, an Incwata si tAwljtl? over th"
prooedlng > ?-nr; avarags w?>lghl WX.lt poanda, an
Unrsass of i.. ?it poanda Th.- manufacturas <?f
tiK-ntH Inrrsassd M,SN,fsl p.iundH. and of lard
--,.O?ll,000 pounda BtOClU if ?"***' ln Uf w*"'t on
March 1. Hl.OM.eoO pounds an IncrStUM of 1M,?*M,?9J0?
of pork .19,01? barr?la on increase of lU.OiW barr?la;
. ?Ut. ,?:.?. ,?
paid the amount of 1232
//? DEPENDS OS JCSTICB JACKSON.
THEME will in* a ! t'UKvniM*. OF Till" IXCOXE
TAX ?asks IF HE RETURNS ON HAT '*>?
Washington, April ?::>. TV- argument to be tr.a?Ic
before the Supreme Court of the L'nlted States on :
Monday, M ly I, should Ja--;..-?- Jackson fulfil the
present expectation sad be mi the ben<cn si
time, priu t.ii the wh ?le merits of the income-t ix
and not simply on the question of whether
.? a i| th(-re shall be a rehearing. This waa leat
this m?arnlng from an authoritative aouree.
BhouM Justice Jackson not Im euere there will be
no argument; an!, In any event, t?.?? descree of the
.-??art announced on April >? will mr be vacated or
????t aside until a ma i ?rity of the Justices have ? t? ?
initie.1 that ?t shaii be .eft.-r lie.?ring another u ?
inent. Should there be such a reversal of the c ?urt's
poal on, It will be ann? meed on the disposition
mile of the petitions for a rehearing. Tner? v.-.li
be t?'it on,- argument It has t. ,t yet been se I I
who ?rill t.eke part it? it.
OOFEBNOB SliJi III I.l.'s NEPHEW KILLED.
SHOT n*f* A DESERTED HfSBAXD THREAT! "I-*
LTXCBIXO THE MURDERER
Jackson?**ille, Pia., April ?.'"? Near Draldeatown,
I'll, Thomas A. Mitchell, ?"?- nephew of Qovernor
Mitchell, of Florida, was shot and killed i..-Uy by
Perry HsneL Mitchell, who waa a bachelor, owned
an orange grove near Braldentowu, mil Mr. and
Mrs, Hand were n?.,,;i,?. >rs. Borne time ago Mr??.
Hand deserted her husband an.I went to live with
Mitchell. The woman afterward returned to her
husband, but a w... :% ago she ag t< I him
for Mitchell. Hand then swore he wouM kill Mit?
chell Testerda) Hand procured a g in and went
to Mit hell's home. 'Mitchell met Hand ?it the
??our end Mid: "?So you have rot a gun, have
you ' Hand replie I "Ye-e, I have, and i
to i.ill you." Ha then lire! one barrel at Mil
end ? tarte i to run, il ind en
the othei barr?? ? ? . his victim'? b i? k, the ? i I
. i le-:..-.?, the heart. Mil hi II lie I In a
;: . it Bra lent? wn an i
Mitchell'? frlei thi -aten to lynch him
SherilT has a . . ? ? | . i :
sentiment is si nsl Mrs. Han I.
IHI. 1111,11 PRICE OP FIVE STOCK.
.? WIFT AXD Mi r " vi:v U< P." ..v.s
A' 1 ? '.'. :? 'V HARMFfl. TO THE FARMER!!
? ' April '-? Refer? : to the ttement
made ry Mori ?? Agricultural De
partn nt. that ' the pi
I ;i ! beei ' pounds <
lb? ef a*?.' ???
five to ten cent? ; New-Y. rk e 'Ity, I ? K
?. ' ' ?., Ii in int? rvles
"I sold over a n , . pound
dressed beei \ - V : i ? .?. ? ek a' ? .
? : ? ,.?? v .?:"].. ?
brought seven e.i dur! : ? .-?.r;r.t; m ths of last
year It la claimed 'hat th- rets '. butchers are ask?
ing ?S to M cents a pound for this beef, bat th-?
H cretary falls to mention i it this price Is for
e porterhouse, while other portl ' *
beeves sell as low as da c I This talk l.> Be
retary Morton has caused I . pti ?n I ? fall
..ft nearly 10 per ????' throu t the c intry and
la or.e of the reasons why the r--ta.; butchera ar
asking ! gh prie ? for beef. Pe ?pie are now i>i>:n?;
ti. itt .n and P'.ri. In its ad of be ??'.
pr!.-?- "f cattle tO-dly Is fully $1 ."-) a hundr"- 1
higher than it ?u Uutt* ? ?.!?.:-.? perio.j
lasi year, and the present Ii
.'.nie. Five weeks ??-o, before thi*
..?..? live stock taras '. -> ?a bun Ir? i
than last ?? ? its prl?**es. < >f course the farm
era want t? re?? Ive the highest partee f..r <*;,tt;.-. and
It is the dut) .'. the ?agricultural I'eaiartm-nt to
?'?..k out for the farm? rs but '.r.?t'?ai of a.:::,-, t ?, tbla
agitai 'i. has ca i . . Una .?f 7"> cents per h .r.
dred , .
N-.- .:. Morris ? ne ?f the !ar?e*t cattle fro? rs
country. -1 : that the talk ? f ?-'? crei iry Mor?
;h.? meat trade all over th?
;rv : was being sol I In ' 'hlcag
ii ? , : irter of a th,:. In Xew-Y irk
; BIO FIRE IS MONTREAL
?,. .,.... ,\n;> THE I!. vv: .s sn ILL R ?V
v. v.w i : m i ?:.? ?', !..- ? ?f A T? i' V''. i PAC
IXJI REt)
M ritre il, \; ill . A llttl " i ? lock this
nr flan ,'ered In MacDot
. ?. Canada
covei ' Ontario-?t., in
He ..,,--. ? place waa
.... f them glr who
? ? work and prepai
t for Iheli Ball was ?* IT, ..: I
of the gl ? .
-,-..- ? ?: vv. t- b id
i ? : .. I in 1 poWe rle
irning, it looks ai ? I
? ?.
a.r? i?ly will rea ?. ? It
vo Liom "'? the baxk bobberv
The r.? h i l Iteen no light last i
, yirsi Sal ? ? Bank of PI ilnflel I, X.
.! ??n Mon ? i ? " ?
from the vault ? I ? h rks a -r i
The re -a i ? . . ;.k :;i I? , .
the toss, becaua kn wn stability. Th ?an
ia | pen ? hai ? ? : t . profit an l loss, and ?
went on as usai terda i 'hlef ''?ran:, i f the
local police, thinks tii bank auth rl lea made i
mlntake In not te tng him of the robbery .i^ -
as it ?e?? urr.-l
The report yewterday thai some bank In tbla citj
. recently been i ?bbed :n a waj similar to that
.. ? i by th rs of the Plainfleld t>a:;k
could not i? confirmed. None of tbe downtown
bank presidenta kne? "t any such ?-?? In this city
? ?
COVLDTT HATE ICE WATBB, so lllFY KTBUCE.
Bridgeton, S J April 25. The strike of the i .
employed about the Cohansey Olass Works this
n orning ? .- foil iw? I ?.t n >n by a strike of the :**<
men employed In the work? The men demanded
th?t the firm furnish Ice-water. Manager Bodlna
refused, and th? men announced that they would
-, ? return to work until the point should he con
cede i Manager Bodlne told them that If they did
i, t i iport f'.r work when tii" bell ran; ihe fire
under the bin window-glass tank furnace vv<?uM l?e
drawn The bell ran,;, but th.? men remained out
and t!u' fires were drawn It la thought the .-wik"
will r.ot t.< a, ttl--l this spring.
,t MTSTBBT OF THE DBLAWABB.
l.-ernterTvi,:.'. N J.. April -'? There |g consider
at.le mystery abo il the finding of the ho.ii,?< ?,f
two men here to-day. An examination ol
bodies would make it seem as though both had
met death through violence. i-:.??-h ha-i a wound In
the head, evidently caused by bullets. The first
body vv is found near Washington's Crossing by
ti?.o boys, v\h.? were rowing along th.? riv.". ?The
bod) lay on the edge of a small Island and was fa :
a^.uiiM a clump >?!' bushes, it was removed to the
n...: rue al Taylor ??.'.??. .,:.?! subsequently ?.,.-.
burled In the Potter's ?>*ield Uke the first I ?dy. the
one found In tin canal f?seder near Wtlburtbs had
i..?"i in the water several days There were a tnil
l.-t hole i.i the kuil an.l ., long deep cul n the
id. The rail appear- ! to nave be ? n the re
mil ,-i a blow with ?? club rather than bj a knife.
CARLTLE'S HOC SB TO /.".' BOVOHT tX MAY.
London, April S5,?The Carlyle memorial fund has
reached the total of I1.7S. Carlyle's house In Chel?
s.-.i will !"? pui'!.-?' 1 in Maj sad Will 1"' itnme
dlatety iitt'-i up us a memorial museum, s.? that
it may tie ope . 1 to the publl ? In J ine.
BLECTBD TBRABBBBB OF MASSACBV?BTTS.
it.isf.n. April -.. in the l?gislature to-day the
vote for ?State Treasur-er ,? .-..ai;- i as follows: K. P
Shaw, of S'ewburyport, 193; Jantes S. ??rinneil, of
rjreenfleld. ;'.'. s atterlns*, i, Bnaw was ?ie,-iarc?j
< tected. He Is a Republican.
?lili!." cook LOOKED VF tB ALBABT.
Albany, April -."? The not.?ri?>us "inr." Co?>k.
Uata robber sod dtveSpSarado, arrive?,! here from the
U ? --* t .?lay to s. r\.- ?i s.-nten.'?? of feerty-five year?
in the Albany penitentiary, The prisoner iMdtweat**
conip.ini.'ii".
- 4> - -
A COBBBB IX HT F FLOUR.
St Louis. April 2fi- Rve flour I? now lilgher in this
tn,irk?-t than wheat flour, having gone tip ti a barr'1
within a fortnight, ami ts at top prices. Indication?
are that It will still advance. The rise la attribute?!
to an allege?! coiner by J. L. tlelscJunan, of Cin?
cinnati
MORTON WON THE ?STRUGGLE
UK TORCED Till-: SENATE TO PASS THH
POLICE MAGI-STRATEB BILL.
IT WAS A BITTKK PILL FOIt MR. H.ATTS DW
VOTgrt I'liM/'WKH.? AND AT l.KA-T T?VO
OF THEM MAl'K witv PACW AS
THKY S\VAI.I/)\VKI? IT?nP.AI.I.EY
VOTED with Tin: mXAJOKTTT.
[FR?->MTItKRK''?|-T.AIirortRKSpoNnE.VTOFTlIHTRIBt-NB.J
Albany, April 2*..?Oovernor Morton pushed
through the Senate to-day the New-York. Polloe
M .ei trat"?? biil. Two days agi th>s /..Mowers of
Mr, Platt in th* Senat? made evident prepara
tloi ?' to assassinate th" measure, bill???I they
were oppored to giving llayor Strong the au
thorlty to main any m r- app Int-ti'n s. Put th*
in- would not permit the bl!l to b> klil**?i.
il ? had sent a message I i the Legislature Mar<*h
..'. i iiling ..ti the members to pas.? it. and also
'i?" l' II " Reorganisation bill. Mr. Morton,
therefore, early this ?reek <-:??rt?-a all hi- In
Ilti-ii'-" in th?- Legislature ti pass the Pollc?
Magistrates rneasure, and Mr. Plait's supporters
i.'?- ; led to surrender. They did not dare
oppo " the Govern .- openly In hi? effort to pass
the bill; so It paseed with every Republlcu s.>n
stor voting for It sn '? me [ndepen lent Dunoerat.
.-?? :i it":- Bradley a ?light amendment mad* to
tl.- bill in th.. Senate for Elbridge T ?""erry, glv
.iii the righl to take children's npp?*al- to
the r ?'M of General fl - makes it n-cp
sary 11 rvturn i: to the Assembly for concur??
? th.- hit* Republican majority in
the Assembly th.-r.- ?rill be no d'fBculty in
Ing the measure there again It may bo
ii- ? to-morr m and be In Mayor .strong's
han Im before the ?reek expires. There is no
Ha* ? Strong ?rill approve of It
It i' ???? i" x| ted, theref re, that mim time
?reek the I'd: ??ill become a law.
The B ate debated the measare for three
; Ing It. There ?ras one long
wall : , ' Hall Somat?n as the
amendment after amendnrarat
. . ; .' ; te to pass th- bill. The
i. -, on Senator Le-*o-***s motion, su*
. . :i! ? ni"* In ordei U > - ?> -- It to-day.
?ienai ir Cantor then, its? offeree]
nt pr . that ? ne Magistrate
nigh pt I all for rail
road employes, who, he said, ?vera likely to be
iccldi nt. This amendment
Senator O'C mnor frankly on the
? Ujh a good .?ne, tu
lelay the passage ol the Mil, and
Senator Wolfen's pr?ts . s ? i ist I c availed of to
secuti ii v? t? il- sug| that the amend?
. as .i suppl nental bill. Senatof
iment was tK?.i rejected by a troto
of 18 to 13.
C ? 'xt attacked the Mil general'-r, de
inconstltutlonal and unjust He
declared that mplalnts had wade against
only a f? ??? of th?- Police Justices. The majority
re to be removed with? ?t i ise.
Senator tVconnoi admitted that the bill was
an extra >rdlnary one, bul nail that the oondl
tion of the ? irts In New-Yi rk rendered it
isary. An) one present at tht- Inquiry of the
Lexow Committee Into the conduct of certain
Poli o Justl tee would 1- A ir?^ that th" h nob must
I .
Senator Lexon r?-al from th" t> -stimony *?kea
by the L? \ ?v. C nimltte? t . ehow the character
of the Poll ? Justices of New-York, ami argued
, that In th?* public interest the hill must be
! passed. Speeches against the bill were made by
Senators McMshon and O'Connor, and amo by
J ? Raines, ?vho afterward voted for it lialnes
thought that the l'o.i .- Justl es might be re
wtthout parsing ?'i h a bill.
The .-? f Mr Rain??? Indicated th?? pain
P ,:: Re| i-.; In being compelle? by
:? >: it :i :.. v? ti for the bill. CoggeshSa?.
;,:. ? :? i'.i-i s nay be said to have
Ing for tne rnea**
i m-?-. ?A .- lid ti be "ex; "lient,*"
Ud m .. .- "Just." Il" only
I for It beeau f the Hepub?
easur? ? emed t.? him of.
doubtful cunstli
_ Mayor Btrong." oa'.d
Senat ir ? appoini men who
' will b pi ? - '- R t'iiblic-an
nr-ini/.ati- v-i ? I ?" has up I" this
time .' rgantzatlon of the Re
? . , New-York, md h I ? ;>layed
?.gainst my con?
? ris I ', ? ? for this
The is then passed by the : '.Awing
vote:
Bradley, ? . Ponald'on, Hig
Ktlhurn, l.mi? ? as ' ' mnor,
- ? ? Raines. R-'y.'io'.da,
?>?" fe -?"
\ ? Collins Guy, Me*
Parker, Rice, SuW
.. M .:' A
IT GOES TO THE BEXATB AGAIN.
THE ASSKM.'.V PASSES THE I HACK KK>>U(3aN3Z*w
i:;,i. t'N '
v my, Apr! .5 (S| lal) T ? is? waWf did
what li ild i la*, to revive th' fortunes ?of the
N'.-.v-Y rk : R rganlzatl n Mil, def.?ated
y, iterday in the Senate. Th.?-t of restet*da***S
cau nbers whl-h made the
!.- \ :\ | ; irt) measure gas left? i o|*e**Iy by
? but one R ; I an, Mr. Bell, ?if Sew-York, ?rho
voti i wltl rats against it. Two other
; Republicans, Mr. Steinberg and Mr. Miller, of
N ?? York, Joined Mr. Be.l in supporting atiene
? : ? ? gi? :i - us. d p ill ?? officers the
; rieht of appeal under certain c-ondlt-toon. Four
or five more Republican Assemblymen, among
*.; - rs. Hamilton. H? op?, Hatpin and
W'llks, "dodged" the record, being c--mvcr>ntly
absent, In spite "i" the attempt of the F??pubii.'at*.
i. i ; rs i enforce a "call of th?* House." Sub?
! stantlally the solid Republican vote in the As
sembly was cast, however, for the bill In its un
;?'n nded form, an?! the seal of party approval
was -; imped upon II .??th all the force and em
phasls of which the RepubUenn managers In
? : assembly were capable.
It ??is Indeed, the h ipe and purpose of the As
sembly lead? rs t'? give t ? to-day's vote in that
h dy a moral significance sufficiently far-reach
Ing to neutralise th ? feeling of parti- demo**all*?a*>
ind discouragement which has resulted from
ent ? i ? .t- ictl "s of the majority in the
Every Repubil an who advo ated the
ii- age of the Reorganisation Mil t'-day laid
spa .al stress "i: ,vi" r.i -esslty ?-f making s>me
Hate demoi itral ' the Assembly*! pur
P i?.- t ? - far rs ?">:;?dt.:.\ its pledgeg to
give 'ii.- city of New-York some relief from I'o
Hce Department corruption, and on Its urgency
' \ resslng t'i" liveliest condemnation of the
? hi h the progress of reform legisla
i ' -ked In th.- other hran.-h of the
: - - ?
Thi R? rganlzatlon hill will now g> to the i-?e?Tr
ate, when !.' it.- adv ?cates cho ?e, it can airsia
be t ? ? ight up f r passage Whether sufatVient
pr? -sure can ("? brought t ? bear to force on" of
th.. tv -r.- b Itlng Repubil an S '?>n'? ri to ahirdon
Ids opposition t th- measure is entirely probtg?
matical. Th > charge was msde on the rt ?or of
the Assembly to-day that Mr. C ?ggephall. In
voting against the Lexow bill on Tuesday, ?**ae
simply following Mi Platt's Instructions, and
that, had he b en driven Into line In ?upport of.
t i.- rneasure, snother Platt Senator would
Illy luv., shifted to th?? oppoMUon.
The debate on the Mil In the aseswbly wai
marked by no ln.-i lents ?if special ?i terest. Most
of the ttin?" was taken up by th ? Democratic
?Ide, tli" apeechea In advocacy ,.f the measure
being brief and dewted chlefly t.? lmnresalng
tip.iii the maj ?rity the neceealty of standing
solidly together and forcing the Senate to re?
d.'.-m the party's pr,.niis,-u ?if remedial police leg
Islatlon.
Mr Stanchfield opened th" discussion, pre
sentlng and defending th>> right of appeal and
other amendments, fastened for a lima on the
Lexow Mil i?v th.- BeMte, Mr. Blake offered
somewhat similar provisos and also spoke In
th.-ir favor. Mr. Btanchfletd's amendments wer*?
defeated on a * a-and-nay rote by 77 to 24. Mr.
Bell and Mr BMnberg ?ldlng with the Demo?
crat!?.
After nsc.ui'.ts on th- Ml) by Mr. Donnelly,
Mr. Rennessy and Mr. P .lev. ,,nd brief soeeehea
m reply i>? Mr Alnsworth, Mr. (VOrady, i?"peak?*r
Pluh and Mr Malby, thf final ?ote was ordered.
The n-Hult showed *6 yeas to 22 nays. Mr. Beli
again voted with the Democratic -Ide. Mr. Milito*
was excused from voting, and Messrs. Steli^lj-irt,

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