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vol. r.v N* 17.999.
NEW-YORK. TUK8DAY. FEBRUARY 2>, I890.-SIXTEEW PAGES.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
TALK OF A CARLISLE BOOM.
WHAT P0__TIC1AN8 THINK oi* THK BEC
RBTARrS VI81T HERE.
On>ICATIOXfl THAT HM CANOIDACT POB THI
pmesio-xci wha be avowed to kiohti
MANHATTAN (XI B RECEPTIOX.
T_a pregenl vUll of Becretary CarliBle to S w
york, arltli I's accompanylng c nf rei *ea and
anterUlnmenta, haa led aatute politiclana to I ?
Deva that by the tlme the Be. retary of the
--. mry returna t * Waahlngton he wlll hava
I heda reai liv 1 Pn Bld. ntlal boom wlth .1 fan
j*aro of trump.-ts and a blaie of glory. Every
thlnp. bo the p illtlclana point out, Indlcatea this.
There wa?. Ihey pay. no partlcular reason for
? iry ChrllBle m? - tinp certaln flnacclera of
New-Tork, aa he 'li 1 yeaterday, uniesa it was
-. ratabllah hlmaelf In thelr good gracea. This
and . ther thlnga they look upon aa Blgnlflcant.
Guitav H. Bchwab, chalrman of the Chambatr
f' Commerce Commlttee '-n Bound Flnandal
Leglalation, declared confldently laal night that
? ng waa not a called "no, but
, an Informal tal*. He aald that tho bankera
.thera who dropped In to aee Mr. Carllale
? : of thelr own v..'.itlon. ns Mr. Carllale had
. sri 1 thal he w uld he nt tho hotel at
Ui it h I r.
The moal Importanl feature, however, ahout
Becretary Carllale'a vlalt to New-Tork at the
j- -rt tlma ls tho reeeptlon whlch la to be
f n hlm to-nlght at th- Manhattan Club.
Kearly every Democrat of promlnence ln the
i luntrjr, bo it ls sald, has recelved nn Invlta
t n to attend this. In many of tho invit**.
I r;s. lt is known beyond n doubt, a peraonal
nota waa lacloaed from the R ?; tlon Comtnlt
t-.- aaklng th" peraon reeelvlng the Invltatlon
t , make lt ? epeclal object to attend tha affair,
, g tho velled Impreaalon thal aomethlng out
of tbe ordlnary ls to be looked for. Bome peo
plc thlnk that Mr. Carllala la to bo put before
the country as a candldate for tho nomlnatlon
f 1 the rrosi.la noy, Just as Becretary Olney's
boom was launched in Massachusetts a few
days a_,?.
Mr. Carllala, it 1s w-ill known. haa deelarod
that ho will come to New-York to practlae law
M booo aa his term of Becretary of th,* Treae
v .xplros. unleaa?unleaa what? That is the
qneattoa that tha politiclana an* aaklng. Whlle
rome aatuta atudenta of publlc affairs thlnk
that Mr. Carllale'a chancea of b-lnR nomlnated
are me-gre. an.l hls hopes of electlon even more
falnt. vet the fact is patent to them that the
nomlnatlon for the Prealdency would be an
in ellent advertlaement for him to brlng to
New-York upon enterlng Into lh? P?t-? ?f
Itw It is well known among politiclana thal
the Becretary is no longer the power ln Ken
Jucky polltlca that he waa. New men have
tothefore. It la probable1 that a Repub
Jican Sena-.r wlll be riect_l J^orn Kentucky
and Mr. Carllalea P??t,cal P?"^i" '"-on
own State aeem to be 1.r Th.it la U?M?n,
politiclana aay, thal he wlll eotne o Ne?-Tow
to practlae law. unleaa aomethlng else turns up.
The dlnner glven ln hla honor aa. night at the
Metrornlltan Club wa? generally lo ked npon aa
SS.ngln the nature ?/ ?' "^rnv-ny d:nn%
of whlch ao many have been 1 ld ???;_>? "?
CarllBle'a boom would be Inflated and cut io:>se
v.f-'..re ha lef 1 the metropolla, _
Mr cirtala Intenda to return to Wartlngton
. ?*,!,, iiv bo he s-iid yeaterday. He wi.l.
5?*K_r^_s.^^
::-'''h^r"^"^.---r
Ih wlll* ? no one. aava thoaa
wlth whom be maj ht.ve engmgementa.
BU8INBSB MEN BEE THE BECRETART.
A KIMBER 1 <F v.r'.T.-i'N .WN P_R?OJ_l TAi.K OVER
' THK PIKAKCIAL gITVATIO-. WITH H!M.
?MNtary Carllale held what h? waa (rteaaed ta
.??._._ r. - al tha Pifth Avenue Hotel
????? ???? ' " ' ' ..... n He had come over
.t t o'e-fV yeaterday arterno n. n
WJJ . MJU _,...,.. ntm rea. a for hla
53-toth rT
Me'- ' r^a^tlon
C c Baldwin, and '
4. no, ai the Manhatt ' nlrfrt.
?ntal to thla, Mr. Carllal. ??<** h'?
Jlllinsne^ to meet and conault membera 0 ha
Chaml ? nerca Comni tee - ? ?
. . .... method to ba foi
lovso, ii. aee irH gl ilatlon ln the Intereal ol
""r^b-fineaa men wh 1 eall< I ' ' ?ea Mr. Carllale
. ... rr. ... whal had lakea pl
<] rrln< the toforn - - The Becretary ar
rlved a? lhe hotel fr n tl - '??'?'?' ??*?'
a- ortly aft. r 2 o'ck ek, aa I at 01 ee went to hla room.
It waa aboul i o*cl 8 when the membera
, . ?. - wlahed to eoaault with Mr. 1
; ? to arrlve. Thoaa wh 1 weta preaent at tho
ng were Henry W. Cannon, J. Kennedy Tod,
Ou?tav H. Bchwab, Henry Henta, Wdor Btraua,
Geomo o. WilllamB, J >ha P. Towaaend, Loula Wlnd
- Ja, .;. II. Bchlff, Jam-s Bpeyer, Alfr I ??
Hi ich John Bull an l Charlea Btewari I
Tba meetlm laated f< r n * thaa ar. hour. In tho
timo tbat tbe bankera arl oth.-r.s aamed wera up
a-air? wlth the Becretary, a lurj-i- number of weli
X- iwn bj*.;; eaa m n eama Ini 1 tha h al, I wked
arouni. left car.1.1 for lha 8 retarj and wenl
Theae m.-n decllnad to talh about the meetli 1 .
aul a an : evSncad ao daaalra 10 1
When the Informal 1 he up thoaa who
had baaapn nt hun I - wnai - aad oul ol tha
) T.'.ire waa no dlBpoalU*>3 to talk, but Henrj
Hentz, chalrman of the Cbamber of Con
Commlttee oa Plnance, aald, la repty to a queatl ...
??Tho n.i-t'lr.K waa pur-ly an Informal one. ifie
baat eourae toba followed to aecure a aound-money
--?Iv in beha f of aound money. He aald inat
hpar.l?a. ln Natlonai Conventlon. would
' eforaound mon -. - n I thai he believed they
: mat if either party s.v.-iv from
hi expected that party lo mt 'lefeated
'' a ; '...,'> ,:i_iicy mappad out?" Mr. HenU waa
B ,. That cannot ho dOB8 untll the J '*???"??
cf iba Cbamber of Commerce ? meeta ?.taaay.
Tbla waa Jual an InformaltteUK.
Tt... 'a,-- leaked oul yeaterday tbaxt were waa a
Bantiment among aome of ih' ,*'n.,1;';r" ='; '!{!r _'_J
favoring another bond lasue. Frepoalaroua aa 11 may
sald. upoa mi -t ex-1 <..
: ? , iy thai the . rretary of lhe Treaaury since
?'.l1iT.deCfcTii.Wrteawn
? eaeatlon lhat another aaue be made. 11.e reaaon
la that the last Isaue waa nol enough for carta n
L_nke_L They got no par. of it. : ; iae alllni to
e.t'imte pr,.^riy ihe demand for the bonda. thej
bld too l"w. and got nothlng out of it. aad now
thov wanl ti '? ' " " ? ' "' "? Tbnt J*?_'1H
Kivi-n bv a bank pt__dent yeaterday, and t.e added
trat another bond laaue by -he Admlnlatratlon would
be halled wlth Joy by ti-*- flnanclera, aad thal
. 1 courw would ba urgad upon the Adm.nlstr..
? ' Boma people, apparently, would HKe a bond
After the BBeetlng waa ovrr Secrotary Carllale, ln
ropiv to a letter ??> r.t hlm by membera of the nnfis.
crnt't'H'-k word lhat only a fi-w frlenda had called on
him that nothlng ot momeni ha<! talta-n place, thal
tl r eonveraatlon had l" an only Koneral und that he
1 ould aee no one.
Ouatav H. Bchwab, whon eoon laaat ovonlng at hls
home ln Madlaon-ave., sa.tl that there w.-i^ no Idea
of a 'formal m.'eiliti* wlth Mr. Carllale. "It waa
m.-roly nn Informal talk aboul the finan-lai altua?
tlon " he aald "Bome <>f ua thought wa would U'ko
to hear the Becretary'a \iewa aa to tha eB'aol of
lhe lateat bond laaue. The oplnlon aeemed to ba
_.iifnil amuiir tho m<-n at the confereaco that the
large overaubacrlptlon for tha- bonda by Araerlcana
wouid isiv.. greater Impetua 10 the *-;ih- of all Amerl?
can aareurltlea. Th'- lii.an. irri condltlon <>f the coun?
try i< bound to unprova lf tho two greal poMtlcai
partlea <aai <omo oul aquarely for aound money in
t'l.-ir platfonaa an.' if tha Internatlatmal troublea are
eot'lorj "
The rhambor of r*ommore? <"ommlttoo Dn Bound
riTinr-lal Leglalation wlll meel al IM p. in. to
niorrow la t.'.a- rooma ot tho Chambatr.
THE OI'EST OP C. C. BALDWIN".
MR. CAR__-'1.1' .'?.N*Ti:iiTAINIlI> AT I.INNMH AT TIIM
mrrnopouTAM ci_n_
The dlnn'T givon f:>r S> ,--? triry Carllala by ChrlatO
phor Oataaabua BaMwla at tha Motropaiitan Club
laat evenlnj* bfBagkl togethor a noted array of flnan?
clera and bualneaa men. The dlnner waa served ln
what lj known aa lha red room. The room ha l been
tasti fully .!?-. oratc I, and the menu waa an ? t ellenl
ono. Mr. Baldwln sald thal tha afair was entirely
Informal, mil thal thera would be no speaking ol
any coneequence. There waa n. toasi llst. M
Baldwln, of courae, prealded. Mr. ? il upon
hls rlght, and Bem itor Vllas up tn hla left. After lh ?
dinner Mr. Baldwln Introduetd Mr. Carllsle lo the
g leati ol tha evenlng, and Mr. Cai ile replled to ihe
welrome.
As iho dlntvi w.a* a purely infor:n;al one, and Mr.
e'a remarki were mora ol .t friendl) greetlng
Ihan an) aei spee 'i i.> go upon record, Mr. Ualdwln
declim i to alloW anything to be publlshed about lt.
ll .- ...!?? ii I, however, that tha Bi 'letar) slmply
referred lo the campalgn ln the Interesi ol sounJ
. i-. rated lil- vlews _j>..,n th,- ;.itij. cl an i r< -
ferreu :, the stalwari help lhal _. had re,*elved ln
puttlng down tha- ft..iiw-r heresy,
Covera were laid for thlrty. Thoae present, besldes
the hoBl ..iiu guest a,f honor, wen !'. IV. V. Polk,
.1.1:11., T. Woodward, Beiijamln ll. Brlstow, Willlam
s lomon, Jamea V. Parker, Samuel D. B.tb ck John
Lee Carroll, Benatoi Willlam F. Vllas, FredTic i;
Coudert, ex-Oovern ir R well P, Fl wer, Seth Low,
Charlea Lanler, K Iwnrd Klng, !?".. !> Ran i Iph, Joh 1
A. McCall, Wheeler II. Peckham, Frederl 1; l> Tap
l>(-:i. Edward N. Glbhs, Judge li. Henry Lacomhc,
D. O. Mllla, J. Plerponi Morgan. K. T. WH* in. Pa rry
Belmont, Cord Meyer. Willlam R. Orace, .1. D. Ro
tn.in Baldwln, John L. Cadwalader and John D.
Dennis.
THIS EVENING'B RECEPTION.
MANY BAKKERB AND BL'BINESB MEN ABKED TO
MEET THE BECRETARY AT THE MAN?
HATTAN ' Ll _
The receptlon whlch is to be glven for Becretary
John 'J. Carllsle, at the Manhattan Club to-i
promises lo be one of the mosl Interest Ing a.' Its
klnd ever held In this club. Not only are lhe mem?
bera of tha club expected to b? preBenl to pay thelr
reapecta to the Becretary of the Treaaury, bul lhe
offlclals of th? riub have Invlted every bank presl
denl and every preBldenl of a tr.nt company In
New-York, Cablnet offlclals nnd promlnent buslneas
men to be preaent. Out ol lli Invitatlons Benl oul
almost 100 acceptanc ? have been recelved.
lt waa hlnted bj polltlclans yesterday lhal the
receptlon at the Manhattan Club to-nlght would ro
boIvo Itself Ir.to .1 Preeldentlal boom for the .
.,- fa nor. Tnis the offlclali of the club Indlgi
deny. Ona of them ln apeaklng of the matter sald
laat night:
"There ls no boom back of thla Un of every
s_h_? of polltlcal oplnloa wi',; i,e present.We have
?.ent lnvit-itlo_s to promlBatnt bunkTH anl bUBlness
m?n Irreepectlve of party. We slmply wlah lo pay
a trlbuta to Mr. Carllala He has Blood loyally lo
hls guna on the money questlon, and we wanl 10
show hlm that we apureclate lt. Th ? receptlon wlll
be practlcally Informal. The c\ub wlll be lecorai 1
Bomewhat, but n..t to nn unuaual ai^ra-c When
Becretary Carllale arrtvea he wlll take hla stand In
the main reci ptlon-room and the ruc.is wlll be ln
troduced to hlm. Afterward there wlll he a dlnner
served Our prealdenl wlll make a speech of wei
,. ma and Mr. Carl ile wlll reapa nd. Th n thei
may be aome extemporaneous addresaes, but no
programme haa been mapped out."
Among the gueata who hav been Invlted and
have senl acceptam - are J. ?_*?rV.nl! ]"'J'.rll1:
John A Btewart. prealdent of he nlted States
Trust Company; Cornellus Vanderbllt, Mon 1 n
Jesup. SaLm H. Walea. R. J. Cross, 0 M
? ils, _ Co . i. har.J A. McCurdy, pre?
Mutual Life Insurance Company; Henrj Ueas
Adrlan Iselin. Vernon 11. Brc. Bg< nl 1
? | Bteamshtp < mpanj -
Comm ra ri ai I R? ir A Imlral
Town end. pi eni I the Bowerj Ba*. _s 1 -??-?
D. ri. Ran - esldent of tha 11 ?
Bank; ex-Mavor Charlei a .????.
der.t ot the Hlde and Leather Bank; Bcott I
ent of the Peopl, s Bank: ... . R HU'????
presldent of th.- Chem 1 Natlonal Ra ?? "
Sh.rman. praaldeni ol lhe Bank pf lom
Charl - S Fali hild, pr. I? 1 of the N*?-*J ??
Surety and Ti isi C mpanj . Jt m.s a. ni. treus
urer of the L'nlted States Leather 1 om in>, H
E. Oarth. prealdenl of lh? Ma hanl i' Bank. W
. iah im prealdent of th< Bon I and M'
Obaramw Bompany; R. M. Oai:.way 1 .re.
of th- Merchanta' Natlonal Bank; Henry 1 .... .
prealdant of lhe New-York Ut* ... I
.,?... r G Kolst.a.i, pr*-.! i?r.'. ..f tl- l'?' . ".
K2. and Trua! Compinyj *^?Jf^'fli
prealdent of the TTadeemen'aiKatloaa Bank. Ba
u3 I> Btylea, prealdent of th. North_ Rlver Ba*.
!? , .,!?nk Henry Bieere, peealdeiit of UM U".h
Ward Bank: John A. M'Anerny. f**?" ?l "l
Baventh Natlonal Baak;Dr^amra Part ;
,;e'.si.o::cn. prealdent ol 'he MMUW,.riV^:'
j. Edward Blmmona pr*jirtdent of .h. ?"'; ? -N,
...:.v. Bank; B Maelay. Presldent of the .Kn
? .. - Tinat Company and presldent ol ihe
o EducTtlSn; Willlam F. Barrlty. ?'t ? ?;
Democratl" Nationai Commlttee: H-r ?
S Hai. -'.v'-V:;,-. 4?; ???:;*?..
Danie "tul-.i-rh-iV A*.?o,: W. Howard. O. ? Brlghr,
?*_"rea H. Ruaaell. Bdga- % **!?>?? tQ*ni.,J,?e*d
.,r r V lordan. ABBlatant Treaaurer ol el
_;____? Vmusi Bloan pre_ldeni of th Delaware
...1 v,: r-',:, ? Ul M. MHler H W Oour
h,y. JamVaT. Kllbretb C dlextor of the P rt;U>w
.ii Lin..,ir. Howard Lartiam. <? A. Bpoirora. .1
8ter?ng llorton. Becretary ol Agrlculture; J. Har
,.i?_o i_. nr. ni.'a-nt a.f the Qreenw h Ravlngs
KTnk'E \>"? ,r1.r.hU,.r.'..M.!.t.-f ?h..v,..:lr,:n'_.
..'-,? Bank l Townaend Burden. Woodbury
]"..: 'I-' l< Hepbui-n. R? ""'???' '; ?? Henry, Tal
!_____ Arv? T French. W. il. TlUlnghMt, Jacob
-__.?? HO Turner member ol Congress from
Geonta; Senator Oeorge Oray. ol OolowAto; Oran
v iie Ii. ri>mirh. J. Crali Havem-tyer and 1 hera
AB IXTEBBTATE IX8UBANCE WAR.
OHIO BHLT8 OLT MAMAI nt'B_TTa AND PEXSBTfe
vania COMPAXIEB IN RETAIJATIOX.
Boston. Maaa., Feh. 21 A apeelal dlapal h lo "T-ia
TranBcrlpt" aaya lhat th.. Inaurance Commlssl .
of Ohlo haa Isaued an order debarring the Coti m and
Wool Manufucturera' Mutual Inaurance Con
the O! l Colony Mutual Ins iran . Company, lha R
ber Manufael irara' Mul 1.1 Ins iran ??? < lom ?i
... i . .: ). . ,!.:? Manufai tun n' M il ial Flre Im ur
an .. ,? mpany, ? I B iston, and lhe Keysi me Mutual
Flre Inaurance Company, of Phlladelphla, fi im do
Ing bualneaa In ??hlo. Tbe actlon, lt la sald, ls retall
. tory a;,,j |g|i, ? insequem e of the Insuran te authorl
and Pennsylvanla rel isli _ l .
? ceituln Ohl) '-"tt :? inles All ol the deb irred
inles have Ua en carrylng on large o*,. ra tlona In
iranoa Commlssloner Morrlll aald thla after?
noon that under present laws he h . i no lln fti .-i
whatever iti the mi tter, bul was obliged to bai ml
compn ?!??? from any Btate lhat could nol meel 1
legal req ilremei ti A 1,1 I Is pendlng, whla h w
doubtedly be pai ? i modlfyfng th-- condlt! mi upon
whlrh outalde companiea in.,y ba- admltted lo iii"
Srata-.
?
7ICTIM8 OF THF BALTIMOBE F1RF.
THE rorja.K,-I? NURBS SOW DEAD, MAK1NQ ElOBT
- THOUBANM VIBIT THB BCEXK
Baltir cre, F.-b. 21 Tha funeral arrangementa for
the vlcthna of yaeaterday's flre nre nol yet eom?
pleted, but it 'h probable that Mr. Armlgei and tha
membera of bla famlly ?::i ba burled to-morr iw, th<
servic-s ha'lnK ""''d|irt*-'1 a' ,;r' ?rn Memorlal Chureh,
Tho body of tha other rlctlm, Horace Manuel, of
New-York, waa removed from tha, undertaker*s al
noon aml sent to New-York, accompanled by Mr.
Manuera bualneBS partner, Archlbald Turner, who
came t" Baltlmore laal nlghl
Th<- dlstresslng dlsaster al t.','- Armlger resldence
v. 1 : ?, thrlll of horror through ever) hoiifchold In
, ,. citj Bome ol tha rlrcumstancea and In^ldents
runnei.ed wlth It w<-r- e , affectlna ata to mal;<- lt
appeal wlth pecullar fore* lo unlveraal sympathy.
Tho tsands to day vlBltM the acone of 11^ horror.
Mra. ArmU.r and her daughter, Mrs. Rlley, are
reri)V?-rlnK from the eho-k and thelr Injurles. Th?
colored ir.irse, Allce Wllllama. who Jumped from
the thlrd-atory wlndow to tha pavemenl end re
celved a fractured skull. died at tha Clty n m\ tal
to-day. The ?thers wlll rerover.
A CITY OFFICIAL BBOBT ttS.OOO.
Concord. N. H., Feh. 24 - Mayor Roblnson flled
ebnrger. agalnat AMfTt 1 Kost.-r for embessllng
funda r.-reived as Tax Colloctor, aml aerved a a*oiay
of the same on hlm at the Jall. Aiidltor Lyford
t.-stltl'*'! that hat found lrrr-_ularitla-s In the ('oll..t
or*a acoounu for IM, ;-n.i that Mr. Foater admltted
a ahortage of botwaeen l_.O00 aml 111.000.
Aiderman Webatar offered a reaolutlon iri Councli
removlng Mr. Foater from 1 It- CollectorBhlp. am,
lt wa" adopie.l tinanlmoimly. Ex-Collector (leovge
\ Foater whom Albert l. Foater defeated ln 18.1,
ajraf ala.ata'.l ( 'all |r-a-|or for lh. pUrpOBB Of (;'"tlll_ 1(1.
tha uncolli-tod lax.s dtirltiK lha time the latt.-r
beld the ofllce._
To si F UNIOS PAC1FIC RECEIYEB8.
Omaba, N- b . Feb. M. I 'nlte I Btatea Olatrlct-At
torney Bawyer haa applled to Judg. Caldwell foi
permlaalon io brlng su'.l agalnal the L'nlon Padllc
recelvera to forfelt I'nion Paclflc land granta, whlch
v.iii be f',1^1 to-day. Aboul MO defendanta ar.- named,
,'h. _Tnlon Paclflc and tha Amerlcan Leoan and
Trual Company b.ittx the prlndpal onaa Thi
lands afr-ci'-i ur" tbe__ ni- i upon wlthln the lerri
tory of that Cnlon Paclflc Jan I granl . I'? ry alti rnati
.,...,i,,i, (nr iwent. mllM on aach aide of the rlght
;.f way. In many caaea righta had been taken u>
the aettler. and r-r aome reaaon he bad refuaed u.
i_K, th.- land laaoad, or. after llvlnt on I ? whlle.
.1 atandonad lt. ?>n tl..- mapa ln tha i/.n. i> -
;;',,? ,n these tracts are all shown a.-. havln; been
_..n b_t the Unlon Pa-Mflc Company, ftn.i.n_ th
i_n,lJ had never been held. includ'.'d It ln Its granl
:-.nd afterward aold IL
.1 Ri sil FOR MINEBAl l VND8.
THOC8AXD8 CAMPED ON THE BOBDERB OF
.?i.l.VII.I.'l RE8ERVATION.
Marcue Waah.. Feb. '.'l T ? '? proapect
r.r=. aome with provialona for .1 long al ge, othera
with nothlni to wlth tan l lhe terrora of l
malnd. r of lhe wlnter, are encamp d on the bo dera
of the '', l' ll!e li dlan II.vatloi They ar.- awal -
I |8 ,:.,. pro. lamatlon of Ihe Pn 'I lenl openli
.,.,..- land ? . ? ??:. -. ? ? ? The rur.Ii lf unpn -
,, :, ntrd. Al no tlme In the hli tory of lh 1 r >untry
haa ihi re Im ? n auch an Infltix I ito a 1 ? '?'? ' :
ramp aa li now romlng Into Marcu . a pla -e hardly
km ?:. 1 "ti lhe map.
Por half a rentury Marrus haa been a atruggllng
. :- tradlng noat >f lei 1 than one hundr d ln
habltar.ta. lt waa ? ?' v'
,...,-. ,, 1- -.- pr. ? - sora droppc i ott the Ppokane and
Korthcrn traln here, ? -???? bly bound for the Brlt
I li Columl la fielda. and they ? attei I Into th*
wo< da aeroaa Ihe I'oluml la Rlvi 1. Thej atti
::,, attentlon. 1 ?n V\*. dnead iy lha re wi. ? more than
one hundred on Ihe ln 1 . 1 ny ol th. m wlth no
itippliea an 1 no meana 1 I gctting Into tlie wooda or
... ..;.: there once they had croaai 1 lha rlvi r.
Thej had heai I of tl few of the da; h ifore, and
had dropped evcrylhlng at Bpokane and made a
ruah. "11 Battinlay Ihe number had Inereaaed to
l.Ooo, and 1 11 iry aboul M ireu - 1 rowded wlth
half-Btarvi d and froa. n pr mpa rtoi naltlng I
docui .. :.: 1 ha 1 wlll op. n t he co*. 1 ted lan
There I* 1 ? "???: of ana w o\ ? r nll the mli eral
landa In Ihe reaervatlon, and ihere N no po<
of j 1,.....-;ti- Ull iprlng, whlle Ihe lr.ir.Nlni'' lhal
mufi be ? nd in I l>j the mi n In waltlng ? .111 aean ? ,y
! , ?;...-.. ,1. AcoommodntlonH at lioti I* ind lioard
Ing-hnueea were nol lo be had aftoi VYcilni
nltthl al ai j ??: ? . and Ihe aeei oa enacted al ''r1!'!'1"
,T.-kt. pmtrvo .ata are belng repeated. rhe
town la ihe ni M ograph tatl >n for Vt m lea along
I .? hoiiml iry, ar.d fn m ll the 1- ? : ? ?? ?
reaehe i rm at qiilokM I ? ? 1 1
many mlli li n I ????* ? 1 1 -';'' d by tl e who 1
early on 11 - - 1 111 !. ?>' d ' ? ? ? ? ' ' '.'
Ihem aa ran ...-?..
1 -. ii i ' many an
....... ve. and th. loa tlona known lo be valuable ara
guarded bj ai med t.
?| he ''"!? '?"? ??? ???:?? t> la the ? Iw "' Rh ?
.,, ,... , 1 . ri mln. rai ln lhe lam n 1 ?
.... er two hun Ireil 1 .eatlor.a have ba ? n flla 1 on landa
ln th.- ced. .1 portloni and the notln * clalm
?Ilver, clnnabar, ropper, Iron, n . ?... galena, roal
and other mlnerala. If .tenth nf th ? reeoroa of
theae rlalma are tmc, Ihe undeveloped wealth of
tha- reaervatlon la enough to turn oul untold mil.
,,,.,. ~|,P reaerve la In lhe upper hllla of the
,-alo Range. and haa few atreama of Importai -.
lhe Kettle Rlver, whlch entera II twlce, belng the
largeat.
OOT RID OF IV OBXOXIOC8 EDITOR.
WORK OP AICORT 1 ;t:;'i:vs OP A PAKOTA TOWI* -
BTORT OF GEXFRAI. lUSIS" IN 'A'v
-., ? hi 11, I I' F '? : ' ''" ? ' ' Mll II Mall"
OUtrtl papa r. pr<
... | .,,(..... ? . , ? . ? -.- , ?
... into th>* atreet and
:.\ ,1 !..,:?? ..? men. The 1
lhe v. '
I
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and .' ' '
? . f. ? *." n ? I I la ? '
ago ? I
?. :. . n an.l the
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Ht in 1. da ,......- ?, f | - ? ? 1
Statea ' my. a ime to M I
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Mra.
: ? .
ime attracted 1
abillty.
ai d m ?
i- , 1 10 McBrlde'a mai
Laawlai atai ireat 1
ol Mra Do laman lo Ini 11 m her of 1 1 rl' ate ehar
11, i.-- 4,: Mi_i-__....1 ?*?->? Thla ?*!?? aM ta.m
Lawler Ild In opoaltlon to the marrlaga
M
eaahore 1
lowed, untll M 'Bi ?
aftei ilher and m. ? ? s
?
. 1 and 01
a
al
and th.
.
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[mn Kvrywe.ll
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manner lhal 1 . '
;"-!'; . career I M Brl le - araa Idly I. ked ipon by
the p" .Ph ? '
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had ??
'. '- .., , ..' M, lirldo'a . ?' ' ' k - al ? ' ?
- th, . '
?. . , . i- , . >mn !??? ? ? ' : '" Mclirlaii
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fh^cTtVi :
;-.:.- and ? "?' "?'- '.' ' ' .
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muatbi
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A\ UPRI8IXQ l\ SICARAGUA.
,,,,. ,.,TY ,?- ,,,,*. |N URSII Mll " ' " Rl 1-ATA
1,1:1 i.ai-.i 8 HIM 1 l.i" DKTATi R
Waahlngton. Feb. 21 , -
,. _ ,.,, 1 ,r lei Norl . Sl ragua. an uprl
|(im, ,,.. ? ,|... . mntry. Newapapera have
.? .upi ? I. ?ul repurta broughl lo Ban Juan
I ,, . ...-,....??
. .!? t 1 .':? ?>'?
, | | t ravoi of lla .. ai
Y . '.'? ?,., ? /??'.. 1. an . ? -'
,"'?'?/?? a ? ? .?'...? ? ' ' ' ',i:
? .A;, .. ... .,? ,- ||on
?ii :?'?;. . ??
pr v orI tig to
. * . ? f 1 ? K I 1 . . I -1 ? ? ,, 1 /
SbUl? the aailatan e ol ea P. ddent Kavala. ol
.... .. Nlearagua.
^: ??? V:.''.', .Ted ?
I.a-irt. _^
Tlll.Ti: CRILDRE\ FATALLY Bl RXED.
lt,Itlmorc. Frb.21 'I.' ' ? Cn"\'
, 1 n-or of yeatenlay. ln wh'.ch ?
, , ?'??''
occurred lo-nlg ' ln f.nton. Mra Frederlek tlo
....... .,. her aon Wllllan.
a-ed e'.even, for a :'? .-. minutea aboul Boclock. rha
_!roaene lamo ln the room gr. ?? dlm and the boy
?,loalon followe.1 thal * attered lhe burning
,i 1 , .1 lhe I-' 'I and aei flre lo he c'othlng of
', 0 .' i..n N*e ghbora uaha I I 1 thelr aaalaUnee.
:,';;;'.iir'.'alf?|h.-m!.r- .,.ihi tobefatally burm I.
BATTBRB WAXT GRAI> ALCOBOL FREE.
,,;1I,,,ur,, conn.. F?b ti Congreaamaa I-: J ll.n.
of Norwalk, conferred with tha hal naanufactorew
of Danbury and Bethrt In tkla dty ihla aftgrnoon
1- reference t 1 haring grain alc hol, whlch entera
irK,y into tha maklng nt bata, admltted to this
i?,; free af duty. Th. Wllaon TartfT Wll ralaed
lhe price of grain alcohol 17 renta a galloa and
foi ed manufacturlng men to uae wood alcohi 1,
, ,, ,:i l0 bo detrimental 10 the health of
,,.,. r_i fti ' i'i Uni bllndneaa. C ngrenam n
in other dtati -- wha re hati rned on 1 a
cna'vcly notably In Brooklyn, Nea ITork, S.^.on.
_ J and Fall Klver. Maaa., are trylng to brlng
iiboui a reductlon of duty or Ihi I aome n m dy, Hal
'.(,,? mi.! other minufaciurlng lnta?reata that uae
much al< ih 1. au -ee I 1 In ha\ ng in amen Im n
... ;., rj on lo th. I III ?? i; 1 "?'lk' araln alcoh I rre. ol
duty, undei regulatlon. to be pr , erlbei by the f. e
rei iry of the Treaaury, bui - tary haa ab
,..luiely refuaed to pn rlb? regulail na
.1 STORY ...'.'" r UR. // l/.'/.'./.* DEXIED.
Cleveland, Peb. II. A dlapatch t. rha Preaa"
fn.m Foato'rSa. Ohlo, aaya: "Tha rumor th.it M. D.
il ,,-.,- took out .. 1180.000 : fe li aurance pollcy on
,1,. ,1,v bef. i.. r,i,.,;:i-.l - 1 ? - 1. Hcnwd. An
'sVrai.ce ag-i l ? ilW ?? "-? ":!-'" ,,n !""t df7
,?,.,..., 1 w. c, Brown took oul a p. Iicy tor
_.i_yi i'r irter iai nl t , v: queationa, ah I'h anow.'.l
;;?? Vi. .... 1 ?-.-* dliiurlied, bui ba dld nol
?',f:,'.;ii,;;,n !,'.r S^ongreaamaa Ur.rt.-r wlllI Uke
nllct troni the famlly home. I.. Manafleld. on
-r-Vineadav afternoon at 2 o'clock. Th- funeral
uiil be puhllr. ano ti.e bo'y Wlll be burleJ tn 0?
Munsfl'ld Ctmctcry.
THK CRISIfl 8TILL ACUTE
8ALYATI0NIST8 IX A FLURRY.
COMMANDER AND MR8. BOOTH Tt) RE
TIRE TEifPORARILT.
POBBIBIUTY THAT BECRS8ION MAT HE DECIDED
ll'ox BATTRDAY MIM EVA BOOTH IN
m w: ;??: a.f ARMY ArFAIRS BALLINO
TON I.TB MAKBB an a >DRE-9 in
WHICH H': 1X1 IBT6 THAT iu:
WAS L'NWARRANTABLT I'I''
UlS-ED?A LETTER TO
MR I EPEW FROM Xf
BRAMWELL HO ITH.
Hundreda <>t people yeaterday vlalted the . al
vatlon Army headquartera In WeBt Fourteenth
L, anxl.us to learn lhe lateal developmenta In
ih" trouble In Ihe Army. After Commander
Balllngton Booth's unexpcctcd appearanee at
headqunrtera ,,:i Bunday cvenlnjT, and the long
conference whlch )..' subsequently held wlth
saatn.. of hls followers, it waa antlclpated that
??'.? ', iuld brlng some deflnlte newa ns to
the prribahllltj of Commander Booth'n anaum
Ing lhe . .-,:? ,! Rgnln nf thi* Army In the Unlted
Btatea, In dofl'an.f the Inatructlona from
International llendqunrtera In Laondon. The
atatemenl whl h he \t ua I on Bunday nlght, In
llmatlng hla reaolve never agaln tn aubmlt to
the authority or governm<*nl nf the Engllsh
offlce, Im lled In the mlnda of man- of hla foi
lowere, lhat he r. ant to Bevt?r all connectlon
wlth anj ontrailllng power iti Oreat Brltaln.
Hla frlend ? thal ln any pontrova ray that
.;,:: h an.l lh.' Amerl
it. Salvntlonlata, Commander Booth had th<*
betti r ? ?. i ol th-. argument, be -au ???. among
..').? r reasona, the wh. le of Lhe property belong
Ing to the Army In thla aountry waa veated en?
tirely In the name <.f Commander n-inth. and
that. deaplte nny legal proceedlnga thnt mlght
be begun agalnal hlm, his tltle to lhe whole of
t .?> betongtnga of lhe Amerlcan organlsatlon
waa beyond diapute. They declared, alao, that
lf Commander and Mrs. Booth made up thelr
lo boll the parenl body ?he majorlty of
Army membera ln th<* ITnlted Btatea would
follow thelr lead. H'ir. aa ir happened, th* Com?
mander and hla wlfe determlned to adhere t<>
the terma of thelr letter of r ?? Igi itloi ? nt to
ileneral Booth on Jai i ? nd to retire for
the tlme belng. al ra-'. Inl i prlvate Hfo Thla
... they mada known to a group ol pr 'aa
it al Ihe Army head
quarti ? ' il ?? h, :. they wi re aake l lf thla
... nd Irreva, able ?! i Is ,n on
thi Ir i art, C mmafi ler !'? ?? ?',. re| Ile I: "lt ls.
at an: : io far aa 11 - \Vt> nr- llke
lhe n who I ird In a heavy aea, an .
: ? v... i rei . 'd, 'Well, 1 am
tip t ? dati ' Bo v. Ith u.i our Inti ntlon to
late; but wh il d i
I wllate future, lt
ntiy, H may be
I that Commander 1 ?"< >'" P'*"
... nt entlrel;
.-!.?: ,n nf ihe Engllah au
!. ':: fa >:, II ' tl >-'?
X| E ii ? UMJl -RTERB i Ri >W BF.D.
,-r ? :? _ mtll a ate h ur laal even?
lng tha Fourtaanth-at. hsadquartera wera rrowd
a_UM_ta iiaini.-ra ol tha Army. au__llarJ? aud
. ,!;.,? mafli tn factlona At n ? * a nfe ? n ??
,.??? ,n the ? - hall on the gri und floor
.-,.? led bj all the u.iif i fflcera In this
. .; Ilvlslonal repreaei i
? iv-: Ung, . ' Chl ag >. Brlgadlar
f Phlladelphla; Brlgadler
. , i ii: hai l Evana, of
r H ils, of H ifTal .; Maj ir
' m :.:.. i| ? Mi t ? Addle, of
Hl. . .nur, mde: an l Mra. B ? th
.... . saloner
,;,., |i lh, a- . : i af. 1 C ' nel li.a.l,".
The ga< ? ? li g, ?' hould bi remembered, waa
POMMIRSIONEB EVA BOOTH.
nol ralled bj Con mander P dh. biit by a ntim
hor of the i i -r pron-lnenl ' th" ,l'"1,1
. ... .... v , , . . l.lerablj over 400.000 ad
. ta 0f Ihe Army were repra sa nt? .1 by th
_,., , . . ..... ul... were gather. 1 ln the
,.tlng Am ng the princlpal Bpeakera were
Coi nel KiM- and Col.mr-I Nlcol, who ap ke In
f?va r a.r the ' om man adn Inlatratl >n" I Ic*.
They declared that lhe 'trannferrenca of C un
mander and Mra Booth waa only parl of the
,, ,j| v ,,f Oeneral Booth. who held tl.plnlon
thal the i. il Inter. I ot the Army were aerved
bj perl ii. illy movlng the terrlt, rlal command
Ti,. two speaka rs were l II iwed I _ C im
mander Booth and bla wlfe, who, In addiwea
each an hour-a l-ngth. revlewcd thelr work wlth
tl.,. Balvatton Vrmy In thla country, and pre
,m i.i...l thelr atatementa to prove they had I.n
dlsmlsaed from ihe Army undeaervedly and un
warrantably. ln tha flral place, Commander
,, lh denled pmphatlcally the BUtemanl re
c, ntly tnti.l, by Colonel Nlcol thal he had n 1
!?,,, dlamlared. In aupport of his own atato
m.itt. he ahowod thal Colonel Nlcol had told
hlm and bla wlfe to prepare for tha worat 11"
went on:
BTORT OF THK MEBTINO.
?When I n.-t Fl Id C mmlealoner Bva Booth. Cote
nel Nlcol Colonel Eadla nn.l Commandanl Herbert
uooth. of Toronto, m this bulldlng laal Thuraday
tha latier told me that h? waa empowared to a.?k
Mr. Booth and myi ll for our keya, portfoltoa and
otTtcn l replled al onea: "Commandant, l muat
i.av- your authority from the chlef or str.fr for
lhat." to whlch ha repUi I: "You can hava that then
bef re IS o'cl K*k." Then he aaked me arhether I
nrould go to London on tha followlng Baturday, and
I anawered: "No; eacapl upon condltlona." I have
,).,..,. , ,?_ tl< . i |ual as l wrota them on the orlglnal
....... ?t - ,per thal l handed to C donel Nlcol at the
.. , ..,': nr, ,,. ie to hold them, wlth a.vlew of
.;' .,?,',.?:.?,- condltlona wera falr and reaaon
m4 rauld *?**"> >",v" '"???" ,"? "'"p,"' bl ,,h"
;? r?"s envoy. They are: Firat-Tlui threi brlga
rt,', , from imerlca be pre wil at aii Intervlewa In
.""; ;' ??_..??.!'; ,,,? L'ol mel Kfdl. be al once
vhiriiw., to Kngland. Thlrd That Commandant
,.;: b/rt Booth BoBack to Toronto and remain l ei
'" ' ?,,. ...... Bnd il t return under any cr
.. L, ,., -i-i a.r oreiexi whataoeve* untll n:y ra-turn
?""h- fnll. 1 Katea Fouri i Thal Colonel Nlcol.
,',. oeneral's reprefentaUve, rem^n here aml as Ial
,n",..tI,,,:,f.iit,if Flfth That ComrolBBloner Eva n
? .-,, i , Iximlon ?'ltii m-. Slxth rhai no one ba
:;.,t here In my sbsence untll I returned. Seventh
, ? return to Amerlca b week after my arrtval ln
.;.,;. Thal Mt . i'..,:n:.K...:. B oth r
.',,i'n v the mllltari he'.m ol tha warahlp ln the
[.' .; | gtati i .lurliiK my abeence.
Theie nronosltlons were duls conaldered. hui e.r
about 10:30 o'clock on the same nlghl Colonel N I
.; , .v.,.,1 ... me thal the, could notaeeenl he
Second. thlrd and fourth. and they Protejted alao,
what to my mlnd waa tha mnl reaaonabla of all.
Contlnued on Second r_ar?_.
_ HARD EK1HT WITH A BURGLAR.
HH SNAPS A REVOLVER AT A WOMAN AND
A MAN-CAI-Tl'RF.D HY POLICB
CAPTAIN MAP.TIINS.
FranaMs Qrundy, v4ho kcepn a II.|Uor store on the
f-roirn.l floor of No. -ni Thlrd-ave . llves on the aec
oi' 1 floor with hls wlfe, nnd th>*y have one boarder,
: iu i Lyona. Mra. Qrundy went out ahopplng I
yeaterday afternoon and dld not return untll 7
o'clock ln the evenlng. Bhortly after, ln company
wl|h ber buaband ani tha boarder, shp wanl to
their .'ipartnv*nts on thr. aecond lloor. When they
entered one of the rear roorrn Mrs. Orun.iy thoiKht
pi,- heard a nolae In th-* parlor. Sh? went into that
room ar.d thera found a man p.-i.-klnir up a bundle.
When th? burglar sr*w Mrs. Grundy he almed a
revolver at her The trlgger anapped, hu' the platol I
waa not dlacharged. The woman acreamed, an-1 '
the boarder ran Into th.- parlor, wh<*n th<* burglar j
turned th<* pi?=toi on hlm. The weapon agaln
anapped, wlthom explodlng. Lyona attempted to
?,..:?. n !h th ? pl ? ,1 from th<* burglar'B era'P. and itl
the acuffl !.:? ma had hla left hand badly torn by
the revolver
Mra. arundy eontlnued to nrrmtm, and ber bua?
band came to the r.*-..--!-. Qrundy an.l tbe hurRlar
had a Mght, and tha latter Itr.ocked th** former
down. Lj ma nnd th.- burglar then ciich i. and
foughl thelr way out Into the ballway, whera both
of th?*m rolla l downatalra.
The burglar wna the ti'-t ?<*? get to hi? feet, and
ho ran OUt ll - > th?* .str,*.*', v.h<*r<? a crow.l of aW
or im pe. ; le I a I b en eollected by the
icreamaofMre.fi burglar broka through
the crowd and ran to* ird Thlrty-rtrat-at., v.ith the
.pie ahoutlng "murder" nnd "atop thlef at his
h. ??.-.
Pollce Captaln Martena and Patro'man Joee wera
ln th.- veatlbule of Banford'a Theatre when they
I..,, i ?:. ... nta, .i id they ran out to the na -
w,l)k r... |n tlme to aee the burglar runnlng up
... ,..,??:.. Hoth ofllcera k;iv<- chaffa, and neai
Thlrty-fourth-at. ihey eaughl th.* burg.ar. who waa
take. to the Kaat Thirty-llfth-at. atatlon.
The prlaonei ~. l hla name waa Prank Maeon.
thi- b- w.i ? ta nty-four yeara old. andllved ai the
Wii - ?r Hol I, No, _ Bowery, When he waa
? .-.., ,?? ided revolver, nlne akeleton keya
Bnd .i k ,i : '-. Ige bel ii ging to Lyona w< re found
on hlm. Captaln Martena returned to .Qrundya
apartmenta and found 11.000 worth of ctothlag. Jew
a-iry and allverware packed up in a bundle, lying
on th.* partor floor. ready for removal. I.ying elajaa
by :b- bund'.e waa a llmmy, two f-et lonir. whlch
the burglar had use.! t.i prv op.-n th** parlor door.
Maeon will ba arralgned in Torkvllla Pollca (oart
to-day.
THE PRE8IDEXT UUXT8 AOAIX.
Hi: BPkS'DB THE l*AV AT WIDBWATER, VA., AND
BAOII ABOCT Tl".**." DCCKB
Wldewater, Va.. Peb. 24 Th* llghthouaa tandaw
:; t. :.. ** | . n ?'. ?:.?: rton ai li p. m. laat
?r. rd here thla m .rnlna about 4 o' 'lock,
;... ... ? -ievelan.1 on boai 1. The Pr< ild nt
v. .- ... mpan ? I by :..??? -1- Dr*
].,,,... vttorne: ieneral Harmon The Pree'
? ame upon the li '' ' '
"
b( -? ... tha I'ot. mi ! Mr. '.' r ani
irmy.
.... . ? ? ? r ? ? ii
rival ai I th. Pi ? '' rr"
, anool ng. The
l just In f. -nl ot Wld
'.-.,- . . . n the Rl ~ ?? I. Prederlckabui
Ralli id, fully flve mllci aouth of
,,.,i.:i , The Maple ''??- "r ????>' r'"
/ . i touched at Quantl o, aa haa been
:':... ..... ?.. u not aa au eaaful during tha
- . on aa he u tl ; at. I The t.de cau* I tl
I ? || ilbllnd. whlch "
"Tfier lunchlag wlth Mr. Waller Prg**_?| Clei?
SSSWf* . ll1\W^?en.TJmi
_m i <i4. i". ,>l.l "f whl.-h tne li iiaeni '"*??''
S ' '' rti Pre.M? ntw-.^uch. de... _ w.-b
k^.f The hunter.
,.,rt. 1 for Waahlngton at 6
__. fe?
ed and wa II a rn out ; ??: -'? *? '?'?
_ ??- "
OOLD BUXTIXG IX THE BLACE BILLB.
CAPTTAUBTB BRINOtXa WATER TO l>_AC__
A *1VITY AT THB M1M:J
Chloago Peb W--A dlapatch from Degdwood, I
D .?>,,: 'Th- m-nt Importanl rteal c.o*.* 1 ln :.*..*
.. , .. ,,m, for .1 long tlme haa Jual been made by
N'e, Vork Chlcago and Clnclnnatl men, who bave
irganlaed lhe ilill. Mlnlng and Water Compaay.
, capltal of $1.:.- The enterprlaa for ahlch
.'-. '? ? " edla to brlng the water from
,...,,,... rlnga lo ated twe'.ve mllea dletant. to
; , ,>..?. Llghtnlng.nd Pren h
...i, Th, . pla -ra have been worked In a Um
i-i .'?'? rc. twent, yeara but th. ?J^??"
,o( aater baa prevented any work eacapt
' ?? rlch r, iu.li to beeai'"ed o?
,.. ,. . . -. .. .ravel hava J -
? ,. ,, ,aker oul tir.it were aorth rr. -
;,j.' :? iry the leavlng behlnd
of a ? ' ? : ' *-."''*'
'. iwiahe-lupbyth. , ? ' o bo
JuUnbl thenen company. and that Itlaworih not
1 ' - , . i. , . ii l The company wlll aupp >
I'lti- mll... wlll, mmt,0tS
, iw, ..f Cueter. twent: two mllea away, and wrll
... .i r f ir !-? Igatlon purpoaea iui. ioi
-?i :'J ;s u ??,"." uw 1 reoulre , ?? I ?-'??
down th. valle>. I . f ,;.?
' I '"" : l'"_ .' '.?"?? man. alono wlll be
nn; any.
?_ tha coat of malna al n
?Ir-SfiwRiSaffli
ivi';,;.:i:?^i:}Yrk:::-^^^'t
lhe I ittom o thelr anari i .,.,?.,.,.. tha, ..,,
'", "''ri- ?. rr ...r.i Full Moon.
''"'" ?chi. , ? ?., n now beng puah?t. and In a
'?"''? !;;,,f '?;" ,:r: rarrte. conihlerable aylvanlte,
_!..?? rJ.. aold and ealaverlte. almllar to the orea
? ?''?'.'*. ,.,. ,., ,, , .,,n tiraenopyrltlc ore
'' tn . ' r,i> .. ,. m,???:"' n.nr Cuater, la aald
X? fJSatftt
;h'' TYi'i nrobablv cl >ae thelr tra le. The twen
""? 'in ,;?, ?f .. Keyatone Company. at Key
?> """,11' " iuccerJfu operatloS for th.* flrat
,: u',r?,-,1.-.l -Tn. mlll ia to ba en
. ,, the demanda from outalde mlnea be
|ng*t_ great (hat it la unable to eara for Keyatone
orea properiy." __m_
BALTIMOBE BAR A COLORED BCHOOL COM
UI88I0XER.
Baltlmore Feb. M iSpectol). Tha Rev. P. C. _g
sleaton la the flrat colored Bchool Commlaaloner to
he elected In thu clty He wai nomlnated by tba
colored Republlcan coundlmen of th.- Eleventh
Ward ln the j .Int conventlon of eoundla to-nlght.
., l on.* of the Itepiibllcan m.*tnl>a-re of the aecond
nranch rr.?d? a boi flght agalnal him, but ha waa
ele."ed 5 a daclalve vote. A wnrd In whlch ri-de
?,?v of the wealthleat cltlaena m n..w repreaente.1
ln the drst l.ranch of eounctla ani the Bchool Hoard
by eolorad men.
COLOXEL COIT TO BB TRIBD AOAIX.
Waahlngton Courl Houae, ohto. Peb. 2t. Al a
apectal meetlng of tha Board of Tra.ie of Waah
?ngton court Houae a reaolutlon w.ih adopted e'.tlng
th? county Commlaelonere to proceed wlth the trlal
0f the remalnlnj two chargea of ?1""-:artl,"<h';''
aaalnal Colonel Colt, who ordered the troopa toflre
oVk lynch'ni part, here. Th. ColoneI waa racaat
,., acquUted on i ia waakaal of tba chargaa.
HETURSED T0 FAOE A CBABOB OF MVBDEE
ProrW.nce l'>'? ?' M" <**? Va'?"' "7"?^
_!5I^J_____fWJS^
- im ite rm Novi-mni*r i". ? ? , . .
' _ _s_e is haa returned to Khole
mlaalna alnce..Novambar ? "?? .( nM to avoM
1 '?'?'? ' ''"' W,l.1_,U tv for two montha pend
oetng held ln ?h*?^Bi jury. **"he has been ln
B^Btonandio-tiw^*^1;_
4 ,.M VTIM. THAIN TO PLORIDA
Leavea New-Yora o??jr ^ Tainp. via Bouth.rn
l.imited t> ?"" , ;. S j. Dlnlng. Llbrary oi.serva
,\^ Con,..nrtme?.l Sleeping Cara. R & 3M U'way.
, -lAdVt
TO BE PASSED IX IIASTB.
"IIL'RBT UP" ORDERS ON THE GREATER
NEW-YORK BILL.
IT .Vll.r. F_ REPORTED rAVOnAHL" TO-MORROW
?gUgPtCION THAT IT MAY TE MADE A
CAivis MEAgUBC-QCBBMI COl'NTT
TOWN8 mkim.y to nr. IX
CUTIMED IN IT A'.AIN.
[rr *nr__r*oa__**_ to t?_ nnoml
Albany, Feb. M -lt l. h.t-h tlme that Mayor
Wurater, "f Brooklyn, should nia_? knowa hia
6entlmenta ln aipp"3it!on to tha iinposition of a
Oreater New-Tork eharter upon tha clty of
Brooklyn wlthout Its eonaent, ln sri^h an car
neat and tor Ible manner that tha RepuWIcanr
of the Inteiior of the Btate. as repreeented inv
tha Legialature, wlll Iwed what h<- says. If
Mayor Wurater doea nm thua apeak out Immc
dlately tbe Oreater New-Tork blll apparently
wlll p" flyln . throuph tho Latgtelatara with s.i"_
majorltiea behlnd lt that Oovernor Morton wlll
hardly be able to gvotd algning it. however
irell he mav recognlM tho polltlcal dangera to
the Republlcan party Invoired ln hls tn__lng
BUch a measure a law.
Tho drift of th- Legl-lature toward paaatng
the blll wa* pialn.y dlaeernlMe to-nlght A call
waa laaued by Benator Btmnatan, chalrman of
tho s-nato Commlttee on Cltlee, and Assemb'y
n ,-, Auatln chalrman of tho As-.-mbly Comm.t
tee on Clttee, for ? nmetlng or those c .mmltreee
nt ?:? o'cloek to-morrow mornlng, tor the pur
,,,.? of conftdertng and acting on the blll. Thla
naturally led to a canvaaa among tho membera
of th? two -ommltteea as to their vlewi on the
meaaure lt ehowed that a majorlty of the m?_
.,..-; favor the blll. and undoubtedly wlll make
a favorable report on It t. the Leglslature to
morrow.
Tho MD. as already stated in The Trlbune. pro
rtdea tor tho creatlon of a Orenter **"?***
Commlaalon of flfteen member* cnslsting of
Mayor Btrong. of New-York; Mayor Wurster. of
Brooklyn; Mayor Glea.on. of l/mg laland Cttyj
Altorney-Oeneral lUncock. BUte Englneer
Adama andrew H. Oreen. .md rine peraoni to
be appolnted bv Oovernor Morton and the BUte
Benate Aatoonlyone part of the Mll do the ma
1 ritv of tho membera of tho f_ommltteea on cities
diaagreewlthSenat rLeww lUey wttlputbacfc
lnto the Oreater New-York Jgmnlca. Flushlng
tnd part of Kempetend. whlch Le*ow to*oot
an.l recomm?ded In hla rep el ahoold be kept
out A majorlty of tho membera of both tha
Benate and the Aaeembly commlttee egree w.th
B, nator Bruab, of Bro klyn. that it is only tofteal
I , mclude lhe towna i ' Qm M County, if Bro.x
lvn ls t i ho t.._,-:i ln.
There la a suaplcl n that thtoaudden actlon?
,,,. areater New-York bill is taken wlth the aim
of maklng lt a caucoa measure. although with
v.h.r propnety auch a local menaure can ba
madea party meaaure no one enn now dtecover.
V caucua wlll be held by the Republlcan Sen
; at'.rs and Aaaemblymen on the Ralnea U*i*Mf
Tax blll on \V..l'i.-.day ov Thuraday. and it may
b(. mtended to have a eaucui dedrton or.t.n
' Oreater New-York blll al the same tlme. Tne
Ralnea blll wlll eaally be n__do a party measure.
, ..I of the Republlcan Benatora anttcipate
, gettlng parr-nage from the BUte Excise Com
mlBBloner lf kt l? paaaed. It may b<* thought by
T> imaa C. Platt that after maklng th. Rainen
l/ll a caucua measure he can pre<-8 forward tbe
tlreater New-York blll and induce the Repub?
ll .... Benat rs and Ass?mbymen to adopt that
ln caucus. too. -,,,?_
The rote Of the memben of the Fenate C.tiee
Commlttee on the Greater New-York blll to-mor
row judglng from thelr talk to-night to Tha
Trlbune correepondent. wUI be as follows: tor
the blll-Htranahan, Lexow. Nu.sbai.m, Whlte.
Pan, Belbert, Orndy-7. Against the bi.l
H;?,.,.. Tihbi's. Ahea.n. M-^Mren-^
ln the Aeeembly Commlttee on Cltlea tbe tow
?iii h.. ns [' dl .'.-? For the btll-Auatln, 11 Orndy.
?:?'.; . Hs Andrewe. Wella and Wimart-t.
10aK" SSS'iLS'SS VulorotetrpieA**.
,',. fi nf Vhe bill Mr Btranahnn. chalrman
Sift_*'?^?*&__5,,S5B!
rt ..nat r. u ...n,l,-ran e of J*M
hearlnga on lt. i tni..K in> i" ? ha*. Amm
t| .ti Wlth N"? -\,r.; r'V. .,,..vr'.tten und impres- ^^
M"::,V'?!.r,i ' n '.t- a . omenta ln favor of
glve aji.'um.-nt. ana iw ???? ?.,?i,...? very
jssss.w-'a !_____5_.TS*
ih?_r,._?% *??*;??_,'.?? s?s_s
,',S,.i',i..??..?? v ? ':';?;;? S_l_5
McCarren expreaaed th? Bami 'i1.'.. ^?tbert
r&rTa^r.t0tn.e bbUK ^VtSS
;?:. m;i!;',,?.'l;,. has e majorlty ln favor of
includlngthe towna of Queene < ounty.
.vo TBEATRICAL COMBINATION.
Chlcago Feb. ft Manager WUtlam J. Pavls. of
theColumbU and Haymarkat thaatrea. denled UM
nlght the story telegraphed fr n aevelnnd, to the
effect th.it a combinatlon of managera f the lrad
Ing theatrea of the country ned *J,'<? ****?
?The ...rv ls OOt a new one. ' he fuid.
??The dramatlc papers have told lt half a doz?n
t.mes. Tbere la nothlng m lt at all." _U?M_?
UiVla exptalned that. <whlle th-Mre is no eombtna^
[ton there la a bond o( frlendahlp between thi
managera of a larite numbwr of ihMtraM, rHtendlng
from one m-ean to th.- otner. "It la liko IM8, lie
rtii.i -certaln raanagers repreeent the Intereste or
other managera In tneir reepectlvB cltMe. bnt only
in a friendly way."
-?
TELEQRAPBIC XOTEB.
Trov N y Feb. tl?The contribntiens reeelrafj
1,y ? Ti',.. Troy' Tim-s" alon.- for th.' r-1'.ef fun-i w
the iia-iotn of the Bufferera from the flre In iheBur
deti Bulldlng amount to M.806. There are more
than 4,_*j contrtbutora to t.ns amount.
Bluefleld W Va . Feb. U Uet nlghl n.^ar Key.
_S?_f^Jua^ta??g
^vvv;!i^:,,:i'K;,S;t|;;.H?.^!^':
__y ij_?__i'i-SiS _;%,_. _sxa
had gone.
t? , ?__ 24-Early thls morninjj a
Waterioo. Ind.. Feb. .? ^ ? bp)kt, ln two
wentbounrl I.ske Bhore inv g.vtions
tweive mllea east_of ^"SVaS coal oil tanlted,
''?"1."'Jnl_.__i Inread VapMly. dolng great damage
ftA&?ZH."rrr7und:nP; P.op.rty. All traflio
was sasperded for hours.
w ,_, r.h.o K.b _4.-nr:iJamln I5rov.ii. who
Blaneheeter. Oj***^**-* c.0UIltJ wlth ,;r,-UJ.a
hi.s trava-laeal *1I 0(<- m?rdered and
Kb*^5 "here atsawrdS nW' ihomas Hall le
rOl.I "' '_ ."h.reo.l Wlrh tho itllll,'. Hall 6
un',e,:'.?|a,_T- bid anJ lynehlag Ib thr.-at.-ne_. Th..
rep \.ire dr.nWng and were eUghtly Intoalcated.
_'? .?nTasi f rt. -b:x years old, B.ngj., III Bll feet
effhT"nSi tSStll Ur.- k, ,n..ortion.
, ,i_____li_ Feb M. Kothe, Wella A Hauer,
.ha s-le^re.'-erB. 6_lfeW 1 a WlOW lOM from flre Ig
Stj'I.X'i"!' DeUware and Morrlll sts. y-3ter
im ti? .var.-ha.tis.. rss Btored prlnslpally wlth
"nned gSoda and d.U'd frulti packed la i>irs.
Sihen.vlaly. N. V.. Feb. 2>. --Joseph 11 ? Csrr.
rJteman fa- ihe Hllton Brldge Company, of Albany.
i?hito eunerlntending the erectlon o: a new bulldlng
_t the Oeheral Electrie Worka ln this city. **_=. m
_tanilv klll.'d thls mornln-.. Carr was standlng on
?i scffold M"? feet from the ground, when a large
llinber, beink noisted, st.-urk hlm. knooking h:m
fr. :n the plutfovm.
IVii'i N Y. l'.b. .1. Kred ________ to-day plead
..i gullt'y ot trvtnK to kdi Mi.. 'Vi i Harrlngtoa in
v.?____*> In Nivatn!.,'!- IgSt. an.l was seiiioncei
by .ittlK^ Wandell to seven and ona-half ye.trs In
stuie Prteon. Bankert was tn love with the girl,
and sha. **..ia anxious to cast him off. After shoot
Ing her and suppa.slng her dead he trled to cut hla
throat. but was unsuc.essful.

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