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NEW-YORK, TIU'RSDAY. OCTOBER :*, IW5.-TWELVE PAGES.
PRICE TUREE CENTS. i
THE C0N8TANTIN0PLB KIOTS
ITARTKO BY THK AHMKNIAN ill.VTCHA
KIST RBVOLUTIONISTS.
MAN't TVMCI AM) AltMKMANS KII.I.EP -IIIW
MUEM iMri;iS(?Mi> ministkr tkkrkm,
thinks the rom wnx be abui to
UESTT'.AIN I"AN ATK'ISM.
Waahlngtoa, Oct 2. Seerctary Olney late
thls aftornoon receired the followilig ('.>nstaii
tm. i?:<? diapatch frotn MlntotorTarrell:
"Ifonday soveral hundnd Arnv-nlans marched
on the Porte, prnfeanedly to aak redreaat <>f
grieYftBCM. The Patrlarch trlcd to restrain
Ihii. but a confttcl occurred beiwaen the Ar
in. nians and thc pollce. 1'r.diaMy abOUt slxty
Turhs and Armenlana were klUed, aimmg others
a Turkish major: many werc WOUnded. The
Armenians earrled i>ist->is. Yeoterday aeveral
nore wi re k.ile.i Laat nlght thcre wer< elghty
kllled Beveral hundred have been Imprinoned.
The Porte had notlce of the demonatratlon,
which. It Is said. was organlsed by l.a leis "f
the Hintchaklal revolutionlata whom they have
captured. kfuch terror .xists. l thtnk the
PPrte will be atde t<> restrain fanatlclsm."
London, Oct L?"Tb? Poat' will to-morrow
pubhab. a diapatch fron Conatantlnople eaying
it \a belleved thal t<n pcraong were. kllled and
forty wounded in the str.-fts durlng the rlotlng
which occurred on Ifonday. Fhre hundred per
ajoni have been arreoted on the charge "f particl
l>aiiii?f In the riotiiiK- Amonj; the prlaonen are
a r.umh-r of Armenlana These, when ariestcd,
vrere thrown down, dlaarmed, beaten and then
bound. One Armenlan was atruck with ? blud
ejooa and afterward simt and kllled, Two non
commtMloned gendarrae ofncera were about to
:- an Arineiiian near the gate >>f the Bultan'a
palace, where the trouble ortglnated, when ahota
Bred fr.'m a crowd ol atudenta and hoth
ofllcera were kllled. Beveral other g. ndarmes
were wounded. it la atated that elght Ar?
menlana were kiil.d wtthtn the Mlnlatry <>f Po
Uoe, which ?a.^ attacked by tii" rlotera A
crowd of armed s.iftas aaaembled later and
threatened to maasacre jh.- Armenlana The
pollce, >: wever, dlsperaed them. The Porte and
the palace offlclala are freatly alarmed. The
lllnlatera have h?dd a meetlng to conalder the
n. A dlnner, which had \.n arranfed
in the palace In honor of Prlncc Albert of
uip. has been r-ancelled.
The French dlepatch boat Petrel, which was
aboul i> s.i.i for Toulon, has been rdered to re
main.
Th.> demonatratlon of the Armtmlans had i ms
: Coplei of the petltlon ag ilnai
t!.. Q (vcrnment, to preaenl which to the Grand
Vlsler waa the objecl of the visit of the Ar?
menlana to the L-at.' of thc palace, were aenl t.i
aome of \h<- embaaalea, vith an Intimatlon that
the petltlon w uld be forwarded to the Qrand
Vlaiei The pollce hearing of tiiis. ordera were
.,-,!> glven to prevenl the petMlon fr->m
nted.
\. iut tw.i thousand peraona aaaembled !n th<?
K kap m Cathedral t" attend the ci Icbratl m
of the Ci ai After thc aervlce twenty Atmenlan
; reaented to tho Patrlarch a petltlon, beg
rii.K hlm t i Bummon t?-..' falthful to go to the Porte
to pray that it \>v unptly enforce reforma In Ar
roenla The Patrlarch addreaaed the aaaemblage
ai ! exhorted thcm to make nodemonatratlon, in
. as it would be contrary to law. He
begg< i th^m t<> rr-'.y ui">n hlmaelf tod i everythlng
, to aecure the dealred reforma Thcro
up >n thc crowd ahouted: "We hara had enough!
W* want llberty or death!"
The Patrlarch th.n wlthdrew, and thc- Anif
nians tried to f^rm a proccssiMn. but in thls they
urere preventc I by thc pollce, wh.. diaperaed tha
ci >wd Into varloua atreeta. Later, bowever, they
gathtrcd again. There Major Serwet Bey, nlda
to the lllnlatr>' "f I'.'lice. addreased th.'m. dlrect
i'ig them to leave the p*-titi->n with hlm. Bome
reporta aay that hc Inaulted thc Armenlana. M
any rate, thc latter became Incenaed an! began
ahoutlng. Thcn ahota were tir.-d. and Berwet Bey
was kllled, and aeveral gendarmea were wounded
A hand-to-hand ficht followed.
The dlaturba>ncea were renewed <-n Tucaday.
hut thc dotailB cantH't hc ohtalned. U Is known,
hnw?.vfr; tnaT k me people were kllled.
The etrcctn an- patrolled )>y troopa, and thc
guardi at tnc Oovernment ofBcea hava been r<-in
fOrcedu
It Ip atated that thc Armenlana broke intn thc
law eourta and kllled two Jttdgea I>uring the
rl tinfc M nday bulleta plerced the oarrlaifes of
the Minlater of the Interlor, thc Ministcr of For
elgn Affaira and the Minlater f Pollce.
WAS IT FORCEO BT THK ULTIMATUMt
RCPORT THAT THB ITMSliMKNT Or TMi: VIi'K
BOt OF aZB-CHCBS HAD AUUBADT
BKEM DEC1DEB UPON.
London, Oct l?Bir HalUday Macartney, Poun
Miloi of the Chlneae Legatlon to Oreal Britain,gaYa
out the lafonnatlon to-day that the punishment of
tiie Vkseroy ol Bae-Cbuen for neglectlng to protect
the mlaaionariea In ble dlatrlct iiad been d( I I
opon by Chlna before thc I?ri;i.-h ultlmatom was
K. K Doui i-, i profeaaor of Chlneae languace
and llterature, who la accepted aa hi^h authorlty
in the affaln ? <-hir:a, has written a l.tt.T for
publkatlon, la which be aaya the Viceroy was de>
Ktal.-l .i >?,.,: %gO f.ir liuuiiip. Icncy un 1 ??:>??? 1
t> ?;i\.- up : - ; ?? and return to Peking. Mr.
Douglai thlnka that Chlna haa roet the densandi of
<;;.,tt Brluln at t, ad llns thal th(
that the Viceroy had already wlthdrawn (r.nn hla
i counu lor t.'c- alacrlty ot ih- t'ckini? au
? r< , ? llnn to the ultlmatum
"The Bt. .la::.-~ - ?. /.-:?? ' ~;n - "II l^an uncom
fortable ruKR< rtlon that thc w.ly Chlnaman has to
?otne ?>.'? ii done u?; i>ut our demanda upon Peking
not ?nd at thls- polnt."
"The Poat" ?iii to-morrow aay that a newa
agency has r?? * r^ informed that thi Taung ll-Yamen,
tbe Chlneae Board ol Korelgn Affaira, notlBed Bir
. .v o'Coni r, ih.- [Irltlah Minlater, "! ihe degra
ol i.lu Plng Chang, Viceroy <>( Bae-Chuen,
Tii- Britlah ultlmatum demand
ini; his degrj latlon araa preaented the dey prevloua
k- talnl) pr >du< ?? i tiii" effect.
Th?- reaooval of Llu Plna Chang from ofllee has no
eonnectlon with thc Ku-Cheng mai with
th<- Cbeng-Tu outragea, which occurred laat atay,
?n'l through arhlch many Ami rleana were aufferera.
j.i i. who ?as at the llme atlll boldlng oBJ i a
thom;h onder imi?:i.il dlapleaaure. ?a^ ., .-. . ?
havlng Inclted the rlota by allowing Inflammator)
plaoarda i<> be poated. rharglng that the forelgnera
kldnapplng chlldren and ualng oll from the-lr
Later appt an i placai la, aa) Ing. "I ?
. gn barbarlana.' Imrmg th.- rlota I.i i mali -
me utmoHt Indlfferen ?. remarklna that it
u . ,. BMttt i ? ? aucceaaoi t < aettle. It la
aK. alleged thal ii?- aenl oui meaaagei thal a i
lat< l child had been found In a forelgner'a apode.
with the reault thal nearly ail th.- natlvea belleved
the atorj. _
THK ST. l/n'\< BREAKfl HER REOORD
BKATB THE TIM.: Og THK PARlfl, AND A1JIOBT
?QUA2J THB TR1I MHH OP THB
1! BR8T DI8MARCK.
Th- AmeriofM Hner B1 Loula arrlred at Suuth
ampton thia mornlng after a remarfcably faat paa
aage, ? ittlng?her .i?'i record down Bve houra, beat
:. .? i of tha Paria of the aame II) by
about Stt houra and falllng by only 1 houn and M
- to equal tbe record of I daya 10 h mra and
a mlnut< i, which la beM by tha Hamburg-Ami rl in
Ui': K'i' i-t Biamarck.
Bl Loaia aalled from New-Yort ?.n Beptem
paaalng tha Bandy Hook Ughuhip at 1:10
p. ,,,., iini irrlved oppoalte 'he Needlea, lale ...
Wl*ht, ai 7J5 ?? m. to- lay, her tln e ol paaaag<
., daya 13 houn ar ! 25 mlnut< i.
\, w Vorh of the aame Hne haa a r. ii ol
Idaya 11 houra and M mlnutea. and the beat tlme
anade by the Parla la ?; daya M houra and II mln
Utfh.
II PRINCE HENRY BANIBHED?
Btmon <?i his quarreIj with hw brotheBj the
KAtMER, OAIMNO OROCND IN ENOJ*AND.
Oct. i-in ita eab ? oorreapondaaee on
laada) I Preaa mada mentlon of a
rumor that Admlral Prfa ?? Henry of Pruaala
of Emperor Wllllam, had been aenl away
on 1... e foi a >??" '"' ' >? ' : ? ,rl""s
guant-! with the Binperor. l? waa thcn atated th.it
nw report waa dlacredlted in Berlln cou
aad n w.i- taaerted that it had kmg been an
that Prteee Henry ahould go on a protracted tour
?fter ta aaval ataaoeuvraa at !<:? To 11) "1' ?
h*ty N "Truth," of this <ity. reiteral
"Jmor. "The Dally Newa" pubUahea a diapat h
D ROBM glvin< an Inf i
J-th an lunamed dlplomatlat, who a* ribj s th.
t??rre] to dlfferH.<-< ol oplnlon as to the organlta
a3S ' ' -''^ ?*??' n< trouble ??.? ?f"1!
C'i wtth thc Kalaer ^'??'?'-^ '
w ?' ? ? ? me aiM,(IJ;. reaulted In Prince
(?"/_ Wng virtua'ly CTahed for a year. deiplte
?O *?orta of Eaapreaa Frederlcka, mother of the
Bmptror and Prlnce Ilenrv. 10 effect n reconeKatlon
1" iwm her aona. I'rlnri' H.nty and hl* Wtfe are
npw .?i liMlmora:. the KUeata of the (Jufcn. Prlri",.
Henry s Krandmothcr. Thcv wi:i proliablv remain
tnere ror a nontii,
DTRON TAYLOR DEAD.
A WBLL-KNOWR MAMAORR OF THK LORDOM HA
KINK IKSVRAMCR COMFAHT MKKTS WITII A
FATAL AOCIDRNT WH1LR OUMKIXO.
Pradertcton, N. B-, Oct 1 --Byron Tayior, formerly
of St. John, N\ B., and ROW of I.ondon. acrldentally
shot hlms.-lf whllc punnltiK ln the wooda off Hlnwcll
Road aboul ten mllea from tbla <-ity yeaterday, and
dled almost instantly 11 ?- waa about thitty-flve
vinrs uld and w cll-knou u as maitagef of th<' I.ondon
Marlne Inaurance Company. lle ud arrranged to
sail from New-York to Englanti on Sattnday next.
WAB LOUIfl BTERN*B PARDON REPURED7
HIB COUNRRL THINKB THAT T11F, AXNOUMCB
MRMT OF THR RRFUSAL II, AT I.EAST,
PRRMATURR.
Munlch, Oct. fc?CoubmI for Lonla Ptern, the Ktw
York merchant who la under aentence of flne and
Imprlsonment for im alleged Instilt to Itaron von
Thflngtn, Dtputy Commlasloner of the Bpa, at Klx
sliiKen, nyi that bt haa no InformatlOO of the re
ported refuial of the Prtncc Regent to pardon his
dient. Counacl exp!alna that the otiidal report of
the caac has not vet roachcd the Bavarian Minlat-r
of Justlo.-, who la the oi.iv pereon thal can properly
preeent the appllcatlon f.>r pardon to thu rrince
Regent. This belni tha caae, tha rapor! of th?
Prlnca Regent'i refuaal to urant the pardon la
prematurc, to ?a.\ the i?a.?t.
MltS. LANOTRT DRMAND8 ?-10.00.1.
THK tnion RAMR MAV HAVR TO PAT TItF. VAUTR
OF THE JKWK1.S BURRRHDRRRD ON
A FORORD ORDRR.
London, Oct. %.- Mr? Langtry bai made a formal
dcmand upon tba I'tilon Hank for tha sum of 140,009,
the value of the Jewela sh.- dapoattc I wlth the bank,
whlch were Bubaequently aurrendered by the l.ank to
a atranger upon hla prescntaUon of a forged order.
ALA8KA DOUNDARY AGAIN IN JBOPARDT.
pRRafIRR TfRNKIt OF BRTTWH COUnaBIA iATi
AMRRICAR M.M'S ARR RRRONROCf.
Ifontraal, Oct. t?J. H. Tumar, Premlat and Mln
lat r of Flnanca of Brlttob Columbla, i.a* arrlvad
bara fnnn Bnarland, whitinr ba arent t?? attand tba
laaua of a n*w Brltlah Columbla lean "f ?490,000,
whlch ba atataa waa qulckly t.-ik.-n uj>. Baforc ra
tarntng h..nx-. |fr. Turnar wlU \isit Ottawa tocon
fcr wlth Ti.-mtd- Bowell "ii tba quaatlon of tba
boundary between itritish Columbla and Alaaka
He aaya the Amarlrana ha\?- laaued mapa ln wnlcn
a lari-'i- allca <>f terrltory whlch w?x uward.-d to
Cana la by treaty la repreaented as formmg part of
the i >latrlct of Alaaka.
DBATH OF IH88IONARIE8 IN AFRICA.
BISHOF OF HTA1RAUAKD ARtJ THR RRV. KMRFH
WILUAMfl DROWNRD THR RRV. MH. ATtAT
MURDRRRD BT JIATiVRB.
l,ondon, Oct. 2? a dlapatch from Capa Town to a
newa aceney Fays that Blahop Maplaa, ..f Nyaaaa
land. and tba H<-\. Joaaph WUUama, a mlaalonary,
w>r<- drowncd ln l-ak.- Kyaaaa on Baptcmbor II and
that tba Rar. Mr Atlay, ? mlaalonary. bad baan
murdered by natlvea on th<- Portugueae frontler of
Nyaaaaland. Mr. Atlay'a body araa reeovared. Ha
waa ? -"ii of the late la. Rev. Jamaa Atlay. D. o.,
Blahop of Hereford _ _
A QUE8TIOM OP BUtI*ET OR BPBAR.
A SKA1.ING UnZORR BT THK 17. ?? P W -"
UKF.l.Y TO PROVR IHTRRRRTINO.
Ottawa. Ont.. Oct. L?The Oovornmcnt hns rr
eatved ? ifport tn rafarenca t.> tba aabrara of the
m allng achoonat B. n. Mar\in by the llnlted RUt< i
crulaer Ruab. Tba commander of tba Ruah aaaerted
ti-.at ha acted undar Artlcle a of tba Parhi Award,
tbla aectloa prohlbltlng the use of flraanna ln Behr
pnj s.-a.
Th. Marvln waa at the time outalde the prohlblted
?OtM and doinp excution with spear? amons the
aeal herda. Owlng to ona of the aaaJa barlng pn -
aented the appaaranca of bavtng baan klllad by a
bullet, although actually klllad by a spear. tba
vaaaal wa? ?e!zed and han?i?d aara? to H. M. s
Hheaaant. The J'heasant has r.-a. h.-d Yictorla. H
f wlth the douiitf.il aeal skm on board and aii tne
facta tiav I..-.-I. reported to the Denartment. l ub
llc opinlon ln Brltlah Columbla is that tba aeuure
was entiraly unwarranted.
PATAL GALE8 ON THK BRITISH COA8T.
a LAROH KUMHRR OF DWASTRRa RRPORTRD
ai.o.m; THR BOUTH BHORR.
LondoR, Oct. t?Terrifte galea prevallttif a'.onx th?
Hritish coasts are caualng a numbar of dbi
The Ruaalan hark Lattonla wenl aabore tbrea mllea
from the Bontbpon plerbaad, bul waaflnaMy floated.
Th. katch Arabella arent achora at llfracombe
and her cr.-w were Ukea off by taro boatmen. The
boal eonUlnlng the reacued and reacuara dlaap
paarad afterward, and It b belleved that all bava
baan drownad.
?j-v,,. tchooner Conalni foundered near Ho\:ake.
but h.-r eraw were aaved The acbooner Halen waa
ai-j wre.-k.-J naar Bude and the atearn trawler
T.<il Dack waa wrecked near B'.yth. Jn both
the crewa ;? ach? i land aafely.
\ i imber ol tuga and other small craft
foundered or been wrecked alcna tha Bomeraet
-. ?ut Tu loi ? of llfa is reportea
RU88IAN MAIL BTRAMER WRBCKED.
Odeaaa, *?ct. t?The Ruaalan mail ataamafalp
Taarevna has baan wreck d off Capa Tarkhan, on
the Crlmaan coaat Sone of her paaaengan <.r
i rew wera lost.
c< tLONEL OLIVER'B coi.r.MX IN A BKIRMIBH.
Havana, Oct 2.?Colonel oiiver's coiumn had a
aklrmlah wlth a band of .ebela near Zulueta, ln tha
Bemedloa Diatrlct, on Beptembar XI, ln whlch four
rebela wert kllled and many wounded.
A PRANCO^ANADIAN TREATt DI8CrB8ED.
[iondon, Oct t -Tba repreaentatlve ln thN dty of
the Unlted Praaa laarna that the Forelgn OfBca la
agaln dlacuaalng a treaty betwaen Canada and
Kraii'-e. it Is expected thal the ratlflcatlona of the
conventlon wlll i<e exchanged ln a faw daya.
TO INCREA8E THE THREE-MILK BEA I.IMIT
Bruaaele, Oet t Tba Aaaoclatlon for the Rcform
and Codlflratlon of the Law ol Natloni la alttlng
here, Sli Rlchard Webatar, tha Brltiah Attorney
Oaneral, prenldlng. The aaaoclatlon to-day voted ln
favor of Increaalng tba luriadlctlon <>f marltlme na
iK.ns over tbe aea tu m\ mllea from th>- sh.ir<- In
atead of three nni.-s. as at prraant la tbe laa
WOMEN IIISBlONARIEfl POR CHINA
London, Oct. ! A farowell aervlca waa haM bi Bt
Brlde'a Church to-day on the .aaion of th.- da
parture of flftean woman mlaalonarlea, who are
atartlng for Boutharn Cbinai
AMERICAN IIIBBIONARIEl ARRIVE IN JAPAN
liuston, Oct. I The Araerbran Board of Commla
alonera for Forelgn Mtralona haa recelvad a cable
dlapatch from Tokchama, announclng tbe rafe ar
rival of its daputatlon to the Japaneae chui
whlch conalati of the Rev. Jamea L Barton, !? D
Becretan of tba Forelfn Dapartment; VYIlliam P,
hTllson of Boaton, a membar ... tbe Prudantial
CommltteV; the Rev. A. H. Bradford D P., ol
Montcalr N. ?!?? and the Rev. Jamea -; Jol
i>. I>.. paator of th.- New-England Church, Ch
M.W DRINE IN THE MUSIC HALL AOAIN.
London, Oet : Tha Bmplra Mualc Hall hai
I in obtalnlng tha reatoratlon of Iti II enae to
ae'l Intoxlcatlng drinka ln the audltorium of thal
. ,?.- amuaement Th- llc. nae waa rovoked aorti.
inontha a?o la tha rea ill ol a cruaadi ol the 8 ...
'i'v/ ',, i.....?,..-. h.a led bj Mra Ormbiton ? hant and
adv mci d reformare.
QENERAL OABCOIONB TAKEB COMMAND.
Otuwa Ont. Oct t Mh.im -Oanaral Qaaeolgne.
the nea commandar ol tba Canadlan mlUlla, hai ar
rtved bara and aaaui.I hla offtelal dutlaa ii.
uyl ,.? parttcular mlaalon regardlnl Bxed acbemea
f,? imDerUI and colonbil dafenca haa been giyen
bUH. 11a wlll Belecl hla alde^la^amp from tb.
. lanadlaa mtltla._
E, c. BRBOIN'B 01 PER REPUBED.
, ,)M,|,,? ocl 1 Tba offer of R <- Bradln, of tha
,,,,,,,?? Athlatlc Club, to defray tba axpaa
Kllpatrlch and Connaff, of tba Naw-Yorli Ai
Club if the> would come to Bngland to i -
,? ,?, BUmford Brldga gam? ln ^?rob/r' ?.??
1 # i m. i (,... i. ,i ?,.i,t hla ..ii'r o\ i.ii.ie
inile run.
SHOT BY TUE WATOHMAK
PROBARLT PATAL ASSAT/LT AT BTEOEL
COOPER B CO 'B NK\Y BUILDINO.
CAMIDT WAB ARUSRD BT A DI8CHAROBD RM
PLOTR. Wlio HURLRD AN IROB 'ASTINO
at in.M WITWRaSRg BAT RR gHOT
IN IRLP-1 i:ii:m k.
Jamea McDonald, a laborer, twenty-flva yeara otd,
waa probably fatally shot laal nlght at Btxth-ave.
and Elghteentb-et, by Jamea Caaaldy, the nl?ht
watchman for the new buildlng balng oractad at
that polnt by Blegel, Cooper <v Co. McDonaM had
been employed by tha contractora, i>nt araa dla
charged on Tueeday for Intoxtcatlon. Ha onjuatly
l.lamed Caaaldy for hla dlacharge and threatened to
hin-i- revenge. Ha drank freely durlng tbe day, and
tba more he drank tha more quarrelaome h? bacame.
M< i toaaJd appeared at tha axcavatlon last nlght and
began Bboutlng Inaulta at Caaaldy, who waa ln the
baaemant At tirst Caaaldy patd n.> attentlon t..
him, hut wheu hla ravlnga began to attracl a crowd
Caaaldy warned hlm t<> v? away or he would hava
hlni arrt Bted.
McOonald pald no att< nUon to tba thraata until he
aaw a polk i man approachlng, whan ha ran away.
Caaaldy w.-nt away aboul hla work, but whan he
raturned a half-hour lati r ba found McOonald wait
tng for hlm <>n tbe aldewalk. Caaaldy ordarad Mc?
Donald away, but waa anawered wlth a voUey <?f
oaths. McDonald then ptckad up a haavy Iron
caatlng welgblng fully tan pounda, and tbraw it at
Caaaldy, who had gona Into tbe baaemant
Caaaldy drew hla revolver and Bred ona ahot at
McDonald Jual aa th" latter waa raacblng down for
another caatlng, i n>- bullet took effecC ln McDon
ald'a rtgbt t< mp>, an i hi fell unconi doua Into the
baaement, fuKj twenty feet be.ow.
Pollceman Ruaaey, of the Weat Thlrtleth-at. au
tlon, arrlved Jual ln tlme to hear the abot Bred. He
hastened .?> the baaement, and found Caaaldy atand
Ing over McDonald ln a half-daxed manner, and
boldlng th* amoklng revo.vei ln hl
"Who i. I th ? Bhooting '" e -? i H --.->'.
??l lld." rep:ied Caaaldy. "I won'l run away. It
was dona ln Belf-defence, and I wlll aun
aelf when y. u a int me. Hurry up, and get an am
bulance for the woun le l man '
H i- \ aummom l an ambu'.ance from the New
York Hoapltal, and when Di Tllton arrlved the un
i onacloua man a n taken to thi boai II i
Burgeona determlned that hla Injurlaa were prob
ably fatal.
Caaaldy accompa rr to the i ?! ce il itlon
wh< re ha was locke i up
aaaault.
Bamuel Mattaon, foreman Buperlntendlng the aink
Int; of the calaaona, v i- a a/ltneai of tha ahootlng.
He aald thal Caaaldy I .1 flr. 1 only when he waa
forci i to -i. to aave hla own llfe. Ha aaya Caa?
aldy la a .'-.I" r, truata irthy man.
BBHMING 8EA WIDEB TIIAS 8UPP08BD
COMKANDRR DRARR DIRCOVRRg THAT THR H
BRRIAN fOABT LIXE 18 rHARTRD FfF
TRRR MILRg TOO KAi: EA8T.
Baattla, Waab . Oct l Tba Dapartmenl at vTaah
mgton wlll ba Informed by Commander Draka, of
tba Cnlted Btatea Flah Commlaalon ateamar A <
trosa, whlch arrlved ln porl yeaterday from Behrlng
Bea, thal a '? ' ? orlglnally made ln
eterminatlon of tba Blbcrlan coaal llne. Tba
error equala . mlnute longltuda, or lift'-n mllea
of coaal llne, aa determlned and charted, belng that
diatanca too far to the eaatward. Thhi blunder waa
dlacovered and vertfled by acientlflc labora of tha
tba Albatroaa corpa of aatronomara. Tbe mla
take claimed by Commander Draka as to I
berlan coaal belng charted r.fteen mllea too far eaat
., greater breadth to tha Behrlng Bea and
straits. Flguratlvely.il wlll puah Blberla back
up n RuaaU Bfte-m mllea, and the alxty-mlle llmlt
seallng aona wlll be carrted that diatanca further
toward tba Ruaal m ten
?
QBNEBAL MILE8 BECEITE8 TBE OBDEB.
BR WTLh REUNQUVH OOMMANTJ OF THR BA8T
RRR DRPARTMRNT TO QENRRAL Rt'OBR
ON SATIKI'AV.
MaJor-Oen?r I Nataon A. Mllea i?eTvi ' '
from tbe Bacreury of Wai tba offldal ordar for
ma'.ly ap| Intli i hlm to tba eomman I of tl a Cnlted
gtatea Array. Qeneral Mllea has known of bli
tion Blnce Frklay laat, Bnd has ln tbe m an tlme
been actlvely preparlng ror hla removal to head
i. | to a Trtbuna reporter laat even
Ing:
??I expect to r llnqulah my command here nexl
lay. I underaund thal an have
i . n made whi n bj <? neral Ruger. wh i wlll - ic
,,,..! Ii ihe . mmand of the Baatern Department,
will l. Kl i hla n< a dutl. on the ! iy ol mj d par ?
"V.. "naeuuently >,,.- wlll ba no bi iR
admlnlatratlon >?' the Eaat< rn c .mmand. II la un
;..,"'..;..l ...... beyond a frlendly ^ave-taklng of the
. itin :-. .;?:.? ral M lea'a I partun w|[! I o! be m i le
..... occaalon for .. ? ? or m lltary dlapla>.
vl'aahli gton Oct l The oi ler appointlng '?? i il
\. |j , \ \| .. ??. C 'inin.n. 1 the \r-ny wai
by Becr. ? <iv Lamonl thla afternoon. The aame
- . aeneral Franda H. 11 tha com?
mand - : '!? Pe| t of
An ..i ler tran I : "',"r
. was .;1 '-? , ,. '.'?/
Thomaa M. Vln. i ,.-??
haa been rell. v. I fron
?.,. Arm) and aa-lBn. I lo di l ln lh<
,;. Ql ? ,!-. t!i... C'olon. 1 Nliiii-1 ?! ??
nt-O. : ? ral. la rell.
.,:..- , f th. Departn
clty. Qeutenant Cdonel llei
..; the A] -
?, dut) a \ ljutani ?:? i ? i ?? ?' "? On irtmenl ??
the Kaal H ' :':?"'' ! ' "'" """-"'?|;
ingfrneral
by th- Becr< tarj of VVai an i Uk. - "
777/ r M.1.Y7 TBE1B 8ALABIES.
ITXITRD gTATE* 001 RT rLERKg AXD MAP.sllAl.s
AOAIN ''' .Mii::.i.i:i. X> i R'AIT
The empl >yea ln the Federal courta ara agaln
greatlJ ... . . . ? lelay ... recclvlni thalr
aalariea Thera apparentlj la a deflclency ol
ln tba handa of tbe I'nll I Btal
,. .,,, >ae, and aa the flnam lal affa i
,;., the) p ?lnl i" a n petltlon of the hard tlm< ? laal
aprlng. when Judge Coxe and other I'nlted Btatea
ludaea ha I to i lo ? th< i a n I be. iuae of the de
. in the approprlatlona ... meet the expenaea
,,r mnnlng them Tba I'nlted Btatea D
Marahala and r urt clerki ln thbi ? It) have n
celvetl an) pa) Blnce lai l June, Thelr Ba.arli
?,,?? |n 0| ii,.- montha of July, Augual and
stei.terabei wlth llttl- Immedlate proapecl ol pay
',,,.,,! They ? mplali lhal th j - ... gel no aatla
factorj explanatlon of the iltuatlon, or the reaaon
why ,he) are ilepr wi of th. iUi ea they have
parned Man) ol Ihem ai I'nol w a noaltlon lo ae
oure I'.ie. and four nn.ii.hs- ,-i.iit for the nocea
of llfe, and th< i I i are the real auf
? , .. ? ? r they have
prrlence In the paymenl ol theif wagea, Nearly all
of thi m are mai rli i m. n.
TODSa WOMES \ mbowlyebcapedeatb
gEVEKTT-FTVH INMATRS OF A gTIIOOIi N'RARLT
PKKIHII BT iiki: i'< Miaaif IPPI.
w .:-. Ili. Ml - . i ?? -t. - Th ? Bda tr '. M
Bchool for Oirla, one of the flneai Inatltui
? ? i b) i.i- 11 i nlght. Thei
-. \. nty-ftve young wom. n Ih Ing In
nd thelr fan
-The inmal A re. awak. n( i b l
nmoke in'. when th y attempted to gel oul ? panlc
, n rn. -l Kbi il>e thi ?ugh Ihe
ol the \ .
? t. , ittempi ' ! '?n through tl blli
-ii. .k- that lllh ' tl." I'" - *?"?' over. ?n
!,,,, |.,.- the -!"? I) arrlval ut help a/ould hav.
Aa ii waa, m my of Ihe achol ira
.,? imoke \Vh.
nlnsjle tlre ? ngini of 1 ?? ? irrlved tl
.,',',1 ,,,-,.,... : ling w< re DIU i wlth a
acreiming crowd of young m men ln all varletl
i;,., and ih-u re. wai effected wlth murh
;, ,',.|,|, [t la be'.lev. d thal ti" II i
buildlng Ii a total ! *a.
AUEBICAX IS7EBE8T& /v VEXEZVELA,
THE CONCRRglONg TO CITIZRN8 OF THM POITNTRT
IN THR TRRRIToni CUAIMRD BT RNOtAND.
Bt I'.i.ii. Mlna , Oct 1 Moai i i:. Clapp h fl ki ra
for Xew-Torh laal nlghl to attend a baatll) ar
ranged meetlng of tbe Manoa Company, Umlted,
Thuraday evenlng. to coneldei itepa to take i.
,i of Ihe terrttory embraced wlthln tha co
alon from Veneaueta 11 '- no ecrel thal a portlon,
at i.-aat, of the terrltory la ln dlaputa b*tw?en
lela and Oreal Brltaln Indeed, it i- aald thal
inl waa a ahrewd atroke ... iha Veneauo.an
... enl foi the pun iwlng the L'nltt d
Btatea Into action to force Oreal Brltaln to aban
don her uaurpatlon of terrltory ln Venexuela Tha
.... haa glven aotli ? th il i. a III take po
Bion of it- terrltorj wlthln a montb. Thurad.iya
nr.eetlng In New-Tork, h ih aald, la called to con
?::<r the details of taklng poaaaaalon of the land.
DENOUNCING uOILY JAME8."
DIMENNONI IN A "SOT/ND IfONEY" CAMP.
BX-OOVBRXOI BUCWfBB, 0? KBBTUCKT, ATTACBJ
arCREABT, TME ADanHIBTBATlOM CAHDI
1>ATE. r<<U HIB RfCDNfllBTBMCIBB RK
PTBUCAN OArm IN RBOIATRATHW
[at tbumbaph ro tmf; rairtmn,]
LoulavUle, Ky., Oct 1?Although tbe n
! wlthdrawal of ex-Oovernor s. R Buckner, a radl
| cal gold-aUndard Democrat, from the race for the
' Benatonhlp was apparently dealgned to w rk
to thc beneflt of the leaa pronounced and out
apoken "aound-money" candldate and repreeente
tivc, James it. McCreary, a feeiing of anythlng
but peraonal aympathy or polltlcal frlendahlp
aeema to have developed between these two cham
plona In thc Admlnlatratlon'a tlght to prevent thc
return to thc Benate of J. B. C Blackburn,
Bhortly after retirlntf from the cottteat for the
Democratlc Benatorlal nomlnation, ex-Oovernor
Buckner, on Beptember 18, publlabed In "The
Courler-Journal," of this dty, ? flve-column In
tervlew, in which, aft.r denounclng Mr. Kardln'a
repudlatlon of the LoulavUle Conventlon'a plat
forra aa without "excuee .>r juatlflcatl ?n." be aud
denly and unexpectedly turned on his- auppoaed
friendly rtval and rehemently charmcterlxed his
Rnanclal viewa and record as Uttle leaa beter >dox
and peatiferoua than the fr.allvef eolnaga
doctrlnaa of Hardln and Blackburn. Mr. Mc?
Creary, whoaa pecullar polltlcal methoda have
earned hlm the ? brlquet of "OUy Jamea" among
Kentucky polltlciana, has. It aeema alnce the
"aound-money" Sght agalnet Mr. Blackburn haa
entered its later phaaea. been p aing before the
Democratlo votera ofBouthern and vYeatern Ken?
tucky as himaelf a more or Uss truated frtend of
the e luae of allver colnage. In an Intervlew pub
llahed laat Aprll, nearly two montha before the
unezpected declalve defeat of the free-coinage
forcealn the LoulavUleConventlon, Mr. McCreary
had polnted with aatiafactlon to the f* I thal he
had roted In tha laat Congreaa to reatore the
Bland-Alllaon acl of 1*71 and has alwaya favored
and atlll favora the colnage of a certaln amount
of allver monthly at tha UVto-1 ratto. On this
platform, In aplte of its evtdent rarlance with the
de laratlom made al the June conventlon, tbe
v-eraatile Blue Oraaa C ngreeaman, wblle oaten
albly leadlng the Admlnlatratlon'a anti-allv< r cru
aade, aeeroed to BUaplcloua crltlea to be trylng to
fortlfy his own peraonal canvaaa In the hack
country diatrlct by ateallng a bolt or two of Mr.
Blackburn'i ftTPf'g" thunder.
Theoe palnful Inconalati nclea In Mr. Mc
Creary'a "aound-money" candldacy were un
gparlngly espoaed In Oeneral Buckner"a Inter?
vlew, and the bltterneaa of feellng dlaplayed In
the attack earrled eonaternatlon Into the ranka
of the "aound-money" Democracy, Mr. Mc?
Creary attempted to anawer Oeneral Buckner'a
critlclam In a atatement publlshed a week or
more ago, but the rtply was far from aatlafac
lory. To-day, Oeneral Buckner returna to ihe
asaaull with another elaborate atatement, which
appeara in 'The Courier-Ji urnal" with a algnifl
cant dlaplay. The wrlter demonatratea agaln
that Mr. McCreary'a Rnanclal vlewa are both
confuaed and heterodox, and cloaea with thn
acathing Intlmatlon thal between a candida ?
like Hardln, who atanda deflantly with both fcet
on a aquare platform, and a candldate like Mc?
Creary, who atanda Irreeolutely with one fool on
i gold atandard plank and another on a acheme
of llmlted allver colnage, there is Uttle left to
chooae for any genulne "aound-money" D m ? -
crat .. .
Thes,. open duaaenalona among the auppoaea
leadera In the Admlnlatratlon'a warfare againal
Mr Blackburn have had a hlghly diacouraglng
effect on the "aound-money" Benatorlal canvaaa
They have unduubtedly hclpcd Mr Blackburn ?
cai vaaa materlaUy, and his chancea for obtaln
Ing a renomlnatlon are probably better to-day
than they have been at any tlflM Blnce tbe LoulB
ville Conventlon.
Thc regiatratlon flpures reported to-day rr.>m
the varloua cltlea of the State have glven greai
encouragi m< nl to the managera of Mr. Bradley a
canvaaa Hy ? pecullarlty of the Kentucky ele< -
i j, ,n |aw votera on reglaterlng are allowed to
expreaa thelr polltlcal preferencea and be en?
tered on the booka as Republlcana, Democrata,
Popullata or Prohlbltlonlata In moal towua
probably four-flftna of the votera reglater In this
way The returna made to-day ahow that In
many towna, notably Frankfort, Lebanon, Rlch
,nond Mayavllle and Paducah. the Republlcana
made handaome galna In regiatratlon. Lexlng
ton and Parla pre th.ily < Itlea ahowlng Demo
tratlc galna. In both Hardln la exj ? ct< d to auf
fer it materlal loaa through Democratlc dlaaffec
tlon ao that the Increaaed regiatratlon there la
not regarded as damaglng to the Republlcan
prnapecta Three daya are allowed for regiatra?
tlon In this clty, to-morrow belng the laat.
A SEW8B0T KILLED O.V JS ELEVAlOB
III* MANQLED BODT fAUELY IDEXTIFIED BT AN
BXCTTED IIOTHEB.
Bdward I.awlor. a thlrti >n-rear-old newabor. of
X,,. in . Broome-at., was kll'.ed laat evenlng whlle
- ? rl le ".-i an eU vator at No. m Bleecker-at.
ii n tng l body waa tak':i to the Charl< ? at. po
tatlon.
Boon after it reached there Mra Lawlor, of N M
... ? ? tatl n-houae, and wh? n
the body waa ahown to h-r ahe threw heraelt upon
orpae, deolarlng thal the boj araa her aon
si ?? waa with dlfflcultj Indut ! to return i h
found her bo> allve an I we 1. rhe
,..,- later tdeatUled by tbe d< id boj a own
moth< r. _ _^_
CASXIIUI.ISM IN CHISA.
WARRIKd V1ULAOER* Ktl.t.. COOR AND DEVOI'R
THE CAPTtVBSJ T \ki:.\
Ban Praneleco, Oct. J (Bpe. lal). The chlna ateam
..t nlaht brought newa ot a horrlble ca.f
cannlballam, which marked a bltter nghl etweei
? ro rtllagea In Canton Provlnee. Th< vlllagea ol
Pien-Cheng and Tang-Cheng had a feud over the:i
,. ,.,-, r foi floodlng the rl ?? (lelda One
darh nlghl the people of Tang-Cheng cul the em
bankmenl and allowed the M to Bweep over the
ftoldj in the naighboiing rillaa*, tearlng up by
ihe roota the rlee, whlt h waa nearly ready for har
ireat. The vlllagera who auffered retaltated by de
atroying i roperty, and Beveral bl.1} llgh -
! iW( i In which men were kllled and ba II) ;
. |ea Plnally the f? Ung gn ?? tter thal
!, i to eal the priaonera taken. < ?i
iri : three and the other four men. The vlc
tima were tak. a to th< '? ; ?lf'":
i,. n:??!?.tpit.it.??!. thelr bodlea .'.?'??? ????k' I in bar
1,,-cue -:!" and eaten. The Chlneee aometlmi
,1,,. i,, .. | , , brave ? ni my bei auae they thlnk
Ii ajlvea ' " '?' ' ' " '!" v '''s""'''' '''"
i-? though they v\. re - i. a ?> -
,,?? w< i '?< i ?' The newa <>' the ? aehed
j the i ? ndarln, and h<
I pu, ,.,,, ,,; | ,,, the tljrhtiiiK. A apeclal rommlaaion
. i, gppolnte l to taka teaUmony and puntah
ihe gullty. h_m
/;/. MIT A BVRGLAR AT BIS CLVB.
KTANXET MORT1MER s.\li> TO BAVE OIVBN 11,000
TO OET BACE BI8 sll,\ BRU IRE
Beverly, Maaa, Oct. -'. Chief of Pollce Haakell,
after Inveatlgatlnf the return of the atolen allver
prare taken frmn the anmater home ?<! Btanlej
Mortlmer, ol N.w-Vork, u Prince-at., Beverl]
Cov<. tei.it. s the foUowIng Btory:
"Oooda :?' tbe valoe ?< M.00B were atolen on thi
mornlng ol Beptember J. and a man was aeea lug
K\r\n a t'.i^' on h:s abouMer to a boat. The booty
taken to Kew-York Mr. Mortlmer advertla) i
bli .,.-. in Boaton papera, ..ffer.nK ,i reward of
| tnd aaylng that ao queetloaa would h
Two ?>.k^ .ik.> ii- receired i letter from N'ew-York
nffer'.ng lo return th< goodi in perfeci order for
,ii. i aaklna thal arrangementa be made.
Thereupon, Mi Mortlmer arranged to havi
meetlna take plaee Ht a club In New-York
? At the appolnted tlm< he mel a well Ii
man, arho aald bt knew nothlng about the
detalla of the burglary. Hla bui neai waa only to re
eelve the money and dellver the gooil
roverj waa eomplete. and the 11.000 v\.i- pald.
\ir Mortlmer lirews no mora aboui [he burg?
lary or the peraona oncerned In ii than he knew
before. excepl that he aaa aura tiiat ha waa deal
Im a ith dai ? ? ou ? '? " i ? ? ? and waa unl) .
glad to re over hla property.
nrHoM/i: HOME IXDVMTMIKM,
W'ear Kaoa "ats, made ty Amerl.an working
m. n They l< a i tha worid.- a \\ t.
GROSS MJ8C0SDUCT SIIOWX.
BALTiMOftl DEMOCRATIC BLECTIOM OF
PICIALB ARRAIONED.
BTABTLl'xa EVIDBHCB OIVBB AT THB itKAKIVl
BEFORB OOVBRNOR BBOWH -ORBAt JN
TEBBST MAEIFEBTED IN' THB CABBL
BalUmore, Oct - Oovernor Brown this morn ng
b gan the publk bearlng of teatlmony in aupport of
th- ehartccs broughl by the Raform Laague agaiaat
the Democratlc membera of thc itaitimore Board of
Bupenrlaora of Bectiona The petltlon preaented to
th.- Oovernor a few daya age prayed for the re
moval of Wll'dam H. Blana prealdent of the Uoard
and hla aaaoc!ate, i?r. Oeorga H. Calrna f<* Incom
p t. ncy and groaa mlaCOndOCt Ktandin< room was
,? i | remlutn in Sutro Haii. wh.-re thc proccedlnga
took piaee, and thc greateet Interaat was ?nown
m the outcome of the caee Bdgar H. Onna made
the openlng statement for thc Keform I^-aguc. In
which he aald:
We will show that M"s?rs. Blana and <,a!rns Blded
and abetted In the removal of the wateher*. whuh
waa contrarj to law. We wlll show the purusan
admlntatratlon of th? offlcera. and we wlll elte caaea
und offer evldenee to ahow th.n the Republlcan -ti
pervlaor haa been Ignored. We will show the ap
oolntment of Republlcana who wera not aat:afac
,..n i., th- Republlcan party, and we wlll show
that th- counael of the Reform Leagua has been
excluded from th.- h.arings of chargea agalnst ac
cuaed "th' lala We will slrnw in conoluaion that
th.- ronducl <>( Meeara K.ans and Calrna was ,.t>
?olutely and wilfully eontrary to law and ealla far
thelr aummary dlamlaaal.
Colonel John C. Holland, thc RepubUean nwmber
of th" Board, was thc tirst wltneaa ceUed, and hla
evldenee was of a atartUng eharacter, ahowlng that
h- was merely a Bgurehead, and that the eotrtrol
llng Bplril .?f the Board waa its prealdent CaptaJa
Blana, who was i harged t>> -Mr. Holland with .on
durtlng iif pr.?dlnga in an lllegal, underhanded
ini.i erooked manner. He illuatrated his teatlmony
i,. producing i i-uer from Captaln Blana to Mar
ahal IV. v. aaklng the pollce Departmeni to Invea
tlgate the rharac:er and quallflcatlona "f Itepub
who had been recommended for electlon t-f
nelala In th- report from th" pollce, whieh was
f.lucol bj Colonel Holland, It waa aald tiiat tha
Brai man "'a th. Ilat w,,- a Democral and an >\
ronvici Th s man, aa was further -.hown by th?
reeorda, waa promptly appolnted a Republlcan
t..,n offlrial by Captaln Blana,
>? : nel Ho'.land was k.-pt on the -uan l aome
houi . and araa aeverely croaa-examlned wlthout
wenkening his maln atatement The remalnder ..f
the afternoon was taken up with teatlmony as to
the Intemperate hablta and Inefflclency of r> | ra
fflclala who were appotnted hkijihi the pr...
of tii" Republlcan organlaatlon. The ?'sse>n
waa adjourned untll to-morrow mornlng, and the
caae promlaea to continue two or three daya
CANSOT FIGHT IS TKXAS.
DECI8IVE ACTTON Bt THK LBOIBLATURE
AT AI'STIN.
BT A PRACTICALLT .\AMM"f's VOTB TioTll
HOUBEfl PABi THB AMTt-PRIBB-riOHTIMa LAW
wntt THE EMEROBKCT CLACBE IHCLUDBD.
v ... ?;. ? Oct, t Corbett an 1 Kltzslmmons
? place th.m Texas ln whh-h to
tlght for the champtonahtp of thc arortd. Tho Legta
lature to-day by a vot? that was pra ttcally unanl
tnoua In th< Benate and only a Uttle less In the
pasS4 ! the bill prohlbttlng prlze-flghting, an.l
thua accompllahed the purpoaa for which the Oov
? tembled them in apectal aeaakm.
The \ ,:.? by which the bill was rarrted furnlshes
the iti .f of thc sentlmcnt of the State
with reference to priie-flghUng. The only rallying
point of the mlnorlty waa oppoaiUoa to thc emcr
h carried the bill Into imnv
effect. Certatn of thc members regarded this as an
Inhisttoc tO ?UCh of th.- clUxena of Dallas as ha I
ap< nt larK" sums in anttclpatkm of the fight and op
,,' B .| it for thal reaaon alone. Thelr arguments
were not effectlve. however, and the vote ln thc
House on the flnal paaaage of thc bill ahowed but
ttve \ ? .-ltlon, with M7 ln Its favor. In the
tte the hill was carried with only one nega^tive
vote In the twenty-a ven that were east. The Sen
? !? qulck work of the meaaure. H had taken
m untll 3 o'clock thla afternoon ln order that
the Dallaa people mighf have j full hearing by th"
iry Commlttee Wlthln Bfty-flve mlnutes after
mhllng, the bill had paaaed. The work ln th.>
House waa no! ao expedltloua Tha House is the
body, and aeveral membera dealred to be
heard upoti th Benate >>ili. which was aubatltuted
. ii uae bill then pendlng. Amld applauae a
number of amendmenta were offered. Beveral were
i but these do nol change the meaaure iti
any m i I nt, n epl to make ll atlll more
effectlve Aa a reault of theae amendmenta thc bill
?ai i be returned to the Benate to-morrow. but Ita
.n ln amen led form wlll be delayed no ionger
the i..U. !t wlll th. n be aenl
0 . rnor, ind when hla algnature ahall have
, he :. Ii ? 111 be "ome a law.
The bl'.l makea prlxe-nghtlng i felony and Impoaea
, mlahment upon the prlnclpala foi every Infrac
the law by Imprlaonment ln the penltentlar)
for a term > f not leaa than two and not more than
lh" ?? _ _
C08QESEALL WOVLD VOTE 1'OR I11LL,
uiiv THE OXE1DA DEMOCRACT KOMIXATBD KO
OXB AOAIN8T BIM.
Albany.OcI !(Bp< lal) The fallure of the Dem
ocrata at the Benate Dlatrlct Conventlon In
la County yeaterdaj t.. make any nomlna?
tion for Benator agalnal Henry J. CoggeahaU,
runnlng as an Independent Republlcan, and wm
lam <;. Weaver, who haa the regular Republlcan
nomlnation, al flrat exclted aatonlahment bere.
This surprlae, however, daaappeared to-day when
a promlnent Democral announced that CoggeahaU
would vote In favor of Davld B. Hill for Unlted
- ? Benator, if elected.
Coggt ihall is to have Democratlc help and, as
paymenl for this favor, is to Bupport a Democrat
?? r Benator. Th- Republlcan votera who may
i tve been lured Into advocatlng CoggeahaU now
have due warnlng that they are aupportlng ?
ral in dlagulaw.
jfjf. 8BMMMAN FOR 8ECRETART.
DBADLOCK W THE PRDJOM OOMMtSBION
BROKEN l't.AVS VBOM Ni:\vv. >l!K
Albany, Oct - Tha new Priaon Conunlaakm met
to-day. and the deadlock which haa exlated over
Ii etlon of ti Becretary waa broken. Auguatua
Sherman, of New-Baltlmore, was cboaen for the
Mr. Bhermaa was Oovernor Morton'a eholce,
., ta aald. H" waa formerly Diatrlct-Attorney >.f
i ;r.. ne ?'ounty.
piana were lakl before th" Comnuaakm for a aew
?^:.ii;..:i for the Nlnth Preclnct In New-Yorh Clty,
[( j to cover three clty lou. The plana were vlr
tpprovi I. belng referred with power to Prea
!..-;-. noi 1 Btewart.
WBOLESALR D18MIS8AL8 IS ALBAXT.
\S TWO DATB 111 UEMBERB OP THB CAPTTOL
yt>RCE HAVE I I ' S DIBCHABQED.
Albany, (| t. 1 (Bpeclal) The attentton of thc
t. , .;' Publlc Bulldinga, who are Oovernor
Morton, Lleutenant-Oovernor Baxton and Bpeaker
Flah, la llkely to be called ln a determlned ni.uin.-r
i,, the anormoua number of diamiaaala Juat made
from the new Capitol force by Prederlck P. Baaton,
lu| rtntendenl of Publlc Bulldinga Mr. Baa?
ton dlamlaaed aeventy-Bve of his employea yeater
day and thlrty-eut to-day. Of the number dia
. fortj one were Republlcana and aeventy
were I >emoi i i
Th.- excuae gtveo for this extraordtnary numbei of
iis |i that tbe new Capitol approprtaUoa has
run i..w, atvi greater economi muat be axetetaed.
lf this be the caae, it i- aatonlahtng thnt the neeea
sity for economy was nol diacovered kmg ago and
tha Capitol force reduced. There la g.io.i groun 1
for auaplclon that ihe diamiaaala are |urt of a aame
of Albanj polltlca. lf thal be the caae, Oovernor
Morton and Ueutenant-Oovemor Sixton andoubt*
e.iiv wlll Inform Mr. Baaton thal they do not Intend
to permll the Capitol omcea to be made the aawna
nt thc men atruggling to >>t>:.iin ocBee la Albaaj
County. The large number of diamiaaala Jaet bu
electlon undoubtedljf glvea good grouad for
auaplclon thal they are aaade aolely with a pollti.-al
alm.
\ og the men dlamlaaed were man) reterea aaa
ployea agalnal whom n>> comptaint had ever been
The three nigbl watchmen, J>hn itoork.
who haa been on dut) fourteen >"?r> in the Bxecu
t.\.- t'hamber; Alexandei Reed, who has been ?m
ployed tw.'.v" yeara, and Thomaa Burna, who haa
i?'.. i, I,, th< aervlce <>f the Btate twenty-three yaara,
w,,,. ,,i; dlamlaaed. Three colored portera, two Ke
publlcana and ona Democrnt, were dlamlaaed The
men dlamlaaed Included employea ln all the <|?
partmenta of the Capitol, excei.t c'.erka There were
orderllea elevator men, mall cunteni. watvhir.?i,
portera and cellar aaaa,
STROXG WOBD8 FOR UNION.
KAKNEHT PLBA OF THF; BROOKFIELJ3
DBLBOATMi ... .?
PRRRRNTRD BT a cOMMrTTER to thk rtnrrnTJj
OAR CAtXRN at TRRRACR OARMM LgfcftMH
i?i-:<TDR to AJMOVRR THR OOHVRBTtOR TO
NPHtT t'NTH, MtOXDAT i:VF..\INT,~t/i.N'0
DfRCtHBBOR ON THK QUaWlRJM or
PUBfOM ARD THK BXODM I'l.AN'K
CHAMBRR OF COMMRRCR To
TAKK A'TI'IN TO-DAT.
It was declded by the party leadera laat nlght
that the Republlcan CottBty ConveatlOR tO meet
to-nlght sh>uld. after orgRBlglRg and appointlng
a Commlttee on Nominati.ns, adjourn over un
tll Monday evenlng. and pOftpMM the nomlna
tlon of a tlcket untll that time.
Th> questh.n of the n milnati m of a tlcket upon
whlch all ar<i i.l i :tl/.<-na COUM unlte ln oppoaltlon
to th-> rcgtormtlOR oi Tammany Hall was the ono
malnly dlaa uss-d iu p-.litlcal clrclca yeaterday.
The atrong protaata whlch toUowad the a.tion of
the <;., d Qovernment Cluba CoRveRtlea on Mon
day nlght have had the afftet of oviving a de
man.l (Or reorganizing a body similar to the OoaaV
mlttee of Beveflty last year, whlch DalgTjat undcr
takc a campalgn similar to that of lt*4 The suc
CCM llk.dy to attand thla effort crr he hetter pre
dlcted after the meeting of the Chamber of OnbV
merce to-day, at whlch actl n favorabM to the
nomlnatlon i f a unlon tlcket la expeoted.
Th>- effort tO ba made at th- regulaf meeting of
tha Cbambar of Commerce might givc. lt waa
belleved, effectlve ald to tba movement for a
rualon ti-k-t. Charlea Btewart Bmlth, i>r. Park>
hurst and othtr nien latereeted la the movement
t i form a eomMnRUOB "f all at the ofRRBlgBtlBPB
oppoaad t.. Tammany bava dectdad that it ls too
late t,> procead by maae-meetlng and appolat an-~
other C mmttte< of Baranty, hut they h??pe to
have a -entral anmlttee aaalgncd to the work of
r.cffotlatlns a union tlcket to-dar. ntaay of tha
m.-n Who were prOflttRtRt in munlcipal reform
B/orfe laat year are membera of the Chamber of
Commerce, and it m expected that they a/tfl go to
tba meeting to-day raady to laad thelr intinence
for a rontlnuatlon of the work begun laat year.
Abrgaader E <?.r. prealdenl of the chamber,
? ?aid yaeterday that tbe meeting of to-day had not
been called for polltlcal rea -.ns, bvt he hoped that
the Chamber WOOld not ahlrk the duty whleh
?eemed t<> be preaatag. "I hope," he coattaRed,
"that the raembera of the chamber wlll not flag
one whit in thelr Intereot for th.- caoae whlch
they chamceoaed last year."
RJJBROLtrriOMI To Bl PRBBBMTBIX
it was learned yeaterday that as a reault of
it.nt confereaeea, Charlea Btewart Smith has
prepared aorae reg dutl ma to present to tha
Chamber of Commerce to-day. Thejr wlll reaf
lirm the Chamber's opinkMl that the governmenf
of thi* city ahould be condoeted on a non-partl
san and buainesslike basls, and wlll authorlza
th>- Chamber'a Commlttee on Mualdpal Reform
to take the lead ln an affort to aecura the noml
nation of a fusion tlcket. Mr. Bmlth was not in
the clty yeaterday, but a number of hls eaaod
atea were actlvely engaged ln th- work of stlr
ring up members ot the Chamber of Commerce
who have appeared t> be lacklng ln zcal for the
caoag of municlpal ref.irm of late.
The Rev. Dr. Parkhurst sal 1 yeaterday that
he waa hopeful that there woull be another
union of all the ..rgan'./.ations oppoaad to Tam?
many. "It ls evld. nt." he aald, "that the good
people of the City are Just as determln.-d aa ever
to dlire Tammany to tha last dltch and keep
that eorrupt ergeatxeUoB fr..m Ketting tnt">
power again. The nearepapera repreaeat the pop
ular feellng on the sul.J<-> t, I am lure, and I atn
convtneed from what I aee and read that lf we
have another unlon t: :kel this fall we are going
to Wifl again."
Oood C. vriiment Club leadera were atlll de
clartng yeaterday that the ticket whleh was noml
nated on Monday niRht would remaln la the fleM
if there waa a oombinatlon wlth PUtt Repubii
cana ln tfce nomlnatlon .-f a union ticket. A Cim
?nitu-e on N imlnatloaa held ? meeting in the of
rtce of R. Pultoa Cuttlas in the foreaooa. anl
talked over a puui for eompteUaf the ticket at
the Oood Qoverameat Ciubs Conveatloa t-)-mor
row evenlag. In tbe afternoon the Eiecatlve
Commlttee ( the .; I ? rerameat Cluba aaet
at No. *- Uberty-at and appolated a Campalga
Commlttee, wlth authortty to arraasa tot baad
quartera. The Campalgn Commltt.oaakata .f
Ooorse M. Caaaatt, M. D. Rothacblld, Prebat
Tuckar, Wllllam .1. Bchleffalln and Edwla T.
Rlce, Jr.
MANY CONPEREXCE9 HELD.
Theiaadera of the Republlcan orBRnJaattoa heij
a number of coaferencea yeaterda) and dkwRaRai
tha queatlon of atralght and fualon tlcketa m all
their phaace. The managera of th. .-ity maehlaa
contlnued t.. expreaa their purpoaa l i aMact the
candldatea to be nomlnated by the c.unty Con
ventl n. and said th.it the niaj.rity <.f the nom
Ineea ahould be unqueatl ned RepubUcaaaj hut it
was said that the tlcket ghOOld be made up in
part, at leaat, of repreeentatlvea from whal u
kaown as tbe BrookfleM or Antl-Platt dlviatoa of
the party, and s..me ^.f tba leadera beartlly fa
vored the plaa to offer aome of the i-'.a.-cs on the
tlcket to other antl-Tammany organlaatl ns.
This was the attltuda of Mr. Lauterbach yeater?
day. and moal of the machlne leadera, lt was un
deratood, agreed wlth hlm,
The Repuhlican County CORVORtlOfl has been
called to meet t ?Rlght at Lyrle HalL MaRi Ra>
publlcana of both factlona araruad that to plaee
properljr ln the held a tlcket whl* h woutd not only
unlte the Republlcan vete, but meet the appruval
of the great body of cltlaeng up m wbJeh party ai
legtaaee olta llahtly, woul I requlre more urm than
Interveaed before I o'cloek to-RlRht Th.- propa*
sition. therefore, 11 adjourn the conveaUon untll
Monday evealas neRt, nfter ita orBanhnirloa and
the appolntmenl of a Commlttee on Nomlnati.>ns,
found maay gupportera
AT TERRACB OARDBN.
lt was Aaally dedded to call ? meeting of the
orranlaatlon leadera lor laat nlght. it was held
at the Terraee Oardea, In Baat Kifty?ighth-st.,
and was tttCRdCd by tWO !-?!? BRtCf '. Bl BR h di3
tri t.
The aubjeel of how th.- tlcket to be n imlRBbRJ
ghould be made up was als i 04M Of the iRtportRRt
toplea yeaterday, and a k...i?i part ol the >iay Mr.
Lauterbaoh'a offlee, at No. -- WlUiam-at, waa
Blled wlth promlneat membera ..f the party, ?h?
went to make BRajajaatlona as to tha naakeup >>f
the tlcket, and other nutttera
it waosai.i that Qeneral i>at'.ifi Butterfleld had
withdrawn lr.s name as a candldate f-.r ltegiater,
and that Th'.ma* l.. HamlltOR, "f the IXth l>ia
trict. ha.l been agreed upon f.>r that offtce. Por
Judgea of the Bupreme Court three candldatea a.e
tobeoboai n The namee <>f Republlcana m.'st oftea
BugReeted were Erneat Hall Edward Mltchett.
Tbaron O. Btrong and Jamea A. Blanchari. A
givat deal .>f preeeura was brought durlas the day
in favor of ex-Judge Alfred Bteckler, kmder of
the [ndependeat County OraRntaatlon. htaay of
the machlne leadera, Includlng e?-8enator ulbbe.
Port vVarden Ounner and Oeorse W. vPanamaker.
urgad the nomlnatlon of Mr. Steckler as good
polltics. Mayor Strong waa ,i\^> (|iioted as havlng
expreeeed aa oplnlon favorable to plactag Mr.
Bteckler on the tlcket whlch the Mayor doalrog
ahould be of aueh n eharaeter aa to ra thejiup
THia II AN APYKKTISKMKNT,
and othera i ke it wlll Bapear ?> |bta apace, whlch
for a year to come haa been h.lalbjr reaanred for
ui Head theae adv?rtlaem.nta. you wlll perchance
Oad much that may interest you. (>ur PaU Over
'?outa-aee fhem Tdi-y ?ill pleaae you. u.-orge G|
-^njamln, Broadway, corner 2oth 3t.-Advt.