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I THE ARMY BILL.
I capriis Dinner Preliminary
I to tiic Debate.
I is tub (H'.umax iikiciistao.
I socialists Holl Hestlnis and Protest
against tba Heasnra.
jHECHANCI 1 1 m-.i'i: " ."
n, mil H"ir " "
ftrel ItrAilliilT 1T .eieoil
IIsorlly,
l)rru',DrC.10.-Onlho evoot th
nt reading cf "" '" b1"' chu'
-lot Von Capilvl 8T0 a Pi)lmun''
krriHoccruDlriuo Id character, bring
lo totither tolli incmbcra of tlio
jl,chimof nil allies and prosi rep
resentatives of nil shades ol opinion
lMpt Boslallst. Ilviii memonliU
rrcjnlllon ol HiB li.llaouce of Iho
hti sud roatked n epoch In Herman
lourosllini. Whllo this dltinpr u
ii Mcedlne, tbu Hoclallsts worn holding
LSsiainry electoral d strict lu
Jul Ilcfo'utlons were udoptod tie
toa'nelnK nillllarylsni Mid urging the.
formation of n people'" mllltla. Tie
w nature of tlit. ineetluge wulbi
lute attendance ol women, who by
ih.lr feivld enthusiasm gave mote
Jubl. 10 the Police tbau their Hoclell.t
Irotbrrs dared cause.
When the debit" on tho army bill
noimd In thullclchstag toaoy tho
Louie mi crowded an 1 Ilia Kaliorlei
who full ol visitors. Tim tenurof tbu
nctchii from all sides dlscloiod no
iowrnpromlelng hostility to the bill.
Uerr llelcbttllu Ills address tald tho
yrelslunlite forty would Krant what
aver funds necessary for tuo Introduc
tion uf the system ol two years' service,
lal tlio chaucillor would have to npp
tjaraoro coroplacont Reichstag than
thentsentouolo obtain demands bo
ton j tl t. Ho contended tint thu bill
vould rilm an extraordinary budget to
in- ottnt of two uundrod million
iuii' chancellor's reply to th
iiticbia aealnkt tho bill wai mainly
Uncled al llclohUr. Uo laid thu
litltr an alio political ilatlitlclau,
lutKtrctly In a iwettlou to oilVr u
nllili'a opinion on tho dclallt of tho
nlliwyejiiteru. Ou lhl lubjctt Iho
tUw that wrio authorltatlTu In the
Httint inlllutry circle) inuet liavo
'04 convinced am 1.' laid tbo
rtancellor, "ol Iho uecetjlty of the bill
firtbe conttnutd oxlMencuof Urmia
cjr that II the ltelchitai; wlihod to
ttiow upon me It" own rtspontlblllty,
I wiuU trauijullly accept It."
Tlila itatenient wan urceteil with
cbtert. Continuing, lliu cliancollor
tali that under the irovUlom of the
bllOU,QOO joung men would be aunu
H illjadtlcd to the array, ro that In n
H ftw j cat 410,01)0 moiu mon would bo
mdjto to tho field agalntt a hcitlln
H limy. Till MaUmcni alio ullolted
cbetri. The chancellor appealed to
M In Iiuuji) not to throw thu country
litoconluilon by rejecting tho mini-
tit.
MiDleutril.ipcaklnr: for tho Conn r.
ItiUtm, inld tin party woul I voto for
Uc Ulllf It wai providjthut Iho quality
tllhurniy would not autler thruugli
ttl rroj'O'ud lucreitaeln nunibira unit
tt;inlutlou. Tho general opinion Ii
liiittbi Mil will pui the llrit leading
Irigoodinsjorliy.
" thluK HLo popular dcmonitra
bill of
A.MI'SKUITISJI
Unoccumd lu mwral lenten where
f lielsilnlgH eliment Ib itronij.
Tilcetbli week touilderahlu crowd!
Iwed along tho Frlcdrlclmtramo cry
bj "Down with tho Jowi," Leading
ntuertallvea aro coufldeut that tho
imjror In uihamed of thoJow baiting
toe ly thu party and havu nrotoilol
iilottlncludlogauantl-JewliIi plank
la the inform. Tho nntl-Hemltlu
Ireriginda In Auitrla received freiti
ttitjyby tho action of tho Uoiman
CotiuiTatlTei. A largo man miHitliig
u iiceutly held In tho Vlennu town
Mil, at which l'rlnco Alole l.lcliteu
I'to, amid tho plaudlli of tho crowd,
Milled Ilium to boj cott Juwlsh trudei-
Coining from n man of hla lm
ottini.e, tho advloo Ii llkoly to havu n
ultEicl.
THE rUNCltAL 01' Ult. 8IKMANI7,
i veil known electrician, took placo
W7 with much imp. Chancollor
itnCoprlvl and many other oDlciaN,
Ion a gnat trowd of protnlncnt
l0(linot In olllclal life, were present,
liar tkouiand workmen follunod thu
tif. Among tho Moral ollcrlugi
"onefromillliou.
II HIE KIOKNT CONVBUSATIO.V
I4 Lieutenant Kvuiif. n military
Jaclieof iho American Logatlon, thu
!peireiiod rogrot that beiautu
"uidUtanis ho could not vlilt thu
J-himjo Columbian Kxponltlou. Thu
imrumeot will yraut 270,000 niarka
J "hlUti 0 tho l'runlau ichdul
MtnaatlhoWorU'iralr,
A IIHOIU I.N IT.
' Ur.nn.on Clinraril Willi l..r.
lion nril t entity.
H" FlUNtuoo, litis. 10,-An Ic.
wer dliptieh, relurrlng to tho ult
"' JlTorco commencod In theniperlor
S,. i,al I'0' Augelca yeiterdoy by
'i-Ilranniou, who of Judgu Anion
"'"Mon of that city, eay that thuru
M-Jr?fou", ' Ui complaint upon
oicn tho prayer for a dtcree Ii bated.
'MBril two are deterllon and ex.
Si? M,utltJr! vM'e ln tb" ttrJ couut
utriuF " " Stonwnan, wiro of
i r.i Ut?rK Ulonomau.ex-govornor
"UlitornU Iinaiuid for co-roipond.
!. .r,',n."',l Btanemaii haa not boon
" iet hla rnldencu In Lou Angelm
1 1 1 i!i, i a ri"r' aua ft'w months ueo
j?itI,oi Angiles pruumablylortUo
tho causo of hit Uiparluro, as
writ an hli ptcrent whirtaboulf, lint
Leen tuucli ot a mjitcry.
Jujge Ilrannson li u native of l'ort
sue county, O., mid n man nf kiiio
iTtnlth. 1I came to California In lsul,
anj i-ered us ludcu of tlio miivrior
rnuet of his Angrlti oounty from
1S!HIo16S7. Mri. ritononmn linn In
ttllcclual ttoniinueer -Dytamcf ucc,
and rolalnn much or iho beauty that In
htrytulh msdo her prouiliiint lu tho
toclnl clitlea iif llalllmore. Tim
ihargia lostulncd In thu complaint
aro Ocnlcd by the rniiondunti lu toto.
ltiiiii.,r'l tronhu ,im,i(rlii'lliMii.
Uiii-at 'nu, Jlont., Dee. 10 It
I riimomd tliut thutn hai bren IMiiblo
anions thu Indiana 1-0 inllta tual ul
htru, and that Agi-ut Htinuiia wni
htt whlln trylmr tu jaclly llnni. It
Ii linpoulble to get nuy rullablo In
formation from tho agency, Hit enough
la known to corrobotatu thu fore
going. Tjrili lit In loir Vaih.
New Vohk, lite. 111. John Carney,
a hburer, dlud ut Itlrinldn huipltnl oil
lluilnnX ot the .N'orlll Ilrothori' lilaud
todity of typhui fetvr. Carney hsi
been living lu thu lodging homo nl 10 1
l'ark llow where h it ib Kit caught
Die dlfcain from sl ' ur lodger who
died of typhui last week. Jery pre
caution wai taken at Dellcvua hoi Hal
as Carney had thltly-lwo oni anions
Initio alcohotlo ward whllo he was
confined there. All tlmo will be ke t
In quarantine for thrto wieki.
THKNlII'ltHAMIIMrn MIV.
ncnalor Trllrr linril lo III! Utiiral
r ii.
Wasiiimito.v, I), c., 10. Hcnator
I'ellir, one of tho worment ohamjons
otilher In drcldedly oppomd to tho
repeal of tho Ulmrinan illtir law, nnd
looks upon tho bill Introduced by 11111
nminenaco to the whltu -netal. Ho
Mid until tomilhlng better or more
Itrmancntwai glvon ui ullvir men
oalurully would ba oppond to tho ro
lnalof Iho Hhormaii lai. Tho Hill
bill or any nlmllar mcaruru would
depreciate silver oven lowtrthau It Ii
uow, and lucreaio Iho evil luitnad of
rrmedyliu It. "If tho Ilruneli con
leruhcodoei liolhln(f," raid lit, "thon
,i! muit."
lleferrlng to Iho I'rcaldent'amtiaai;o
Teller eali! ho could not uudiritaud
what thu l'reildeut meant by saying
that wecoull meet thu Kurupean dn.
maud for our gold by Icghdallon. "Wo
aro n debtor nation," olaervoj thu
Henator, "and cannot dictate tern e,
muchli-raltglilatu to suit ounelVescn
ttiu inattir."
II.I 11,1 lvr 'lull Nlilpi,
rim.AIitl.llllA, Doc, 10. A visit
to Crump's thlpiard today dlaclond
Iho fact that tbo kecl-blocka wiru laid
for two of Ilia flvo new vtsiols of
Aru-Tlesn registry which tho Inman
Lonipauy cugagtid to lulld for thu
purpoto of carrylug traniatlanllo malli
limit r thu imn sulmldyact paused
Mtbi-laat ntslon ofCongrcn. They
aro lo bo of unormoui size over Sou
ftet lone and over i!xty-f-et beam, ac
cording to tliioutllntu Indicated by Iho
preliminary work. They llu next to
Iho battleship Indiana nnd Xo. 1.1.
twin sister of the fa.it unsrmurud
trailer Columbia, whloh nro well ad
vanced lu conitruclloii.
TllllTEIEllllAl'lllllfl1 NTIIIKC
II la Iltclnrid oir nml Ilia Oporatori
llaln llinllnr.
ClIIOAUO, Dec. 10. At -1 o'clock
yeiterduy nfttruoou evury conductor
between Chicago and thu Mtiiourl
river uu tho Chlcsgo &, Hock Inland
road ueot out In sympathy with tuo
striking tolejrapheri. Thrro houn
later tho slrlko wna declared nil" and
all demands mado by tho tuh graph
operators wero granted by tho com-lany.
rnr. I'Iiii.aiii.i.i-iiia imiui.nt.
Ncllleil Id Ike NMUfnclloa ol Iloltl
1'anama, Dec. ID. News has Jul',
reached biro from I,a Uuayra that Iho
Philadelphia Incident had burn
iiatlslactcrlly settled. United Btatei
Mlnlitir Hcrugge detormluod to no
that the ihlp was not moleitcd, and
thu collector and hatlior mailer had lu
aliuctloni not to dt ny her tho light! of
port. Captain Chamber! steamed lu
toportnuddropiied nuchor under tlio
gum of the United Htatoi wanhtp
Keanarge, and Captain Crownihluld
sunt a crowd of murium nboaid her.
The cuitoms houto ollloer came on
board nnd demanded a new register.
Acting under Comul llanna'a advice,
Captain Chumbera rcfiibud to accede
to thu domand and tho rblladoli hla
was forbidden to go to tbo wharf anddt
tiled itrmllon to dlichnrgu her cargo.
ThlugswiroaiiumlngKierlousabape,
hut tho agent uf thu iloilltou Hod I)
Line urraifged things satlalactorlly
with tho Vuuciuolan autlioritlta di
rect. Captain Chambers gave up a
now register by tho dlrootlon of the
agtut's line, and a flnool 400 franca
was paid for thu ship leaving port
without a register ou tno last voyage,
rho collector of tho port returned the
old rrglttir, and tho hutborruattir per
mitted tho ship to land. Throughout
tho controversy tho best of feeling pre
vailed. Hut Venezuela, though men
aced by the guua of thu 'Keariirgo,"
maintained tho claim that foreign
merchant ships, when within Veueiu
elan waters, mint roapect tho laws and
comply with local port regulations,
liiilaiueiil AkiiIiihI ri Poller.
Nlw Venue, Dec, 10. Tho sherlfl
today limed au execution for J2rVJJ
agalnit Corn Urquharl l'litter, the
nuresi, better known as Mrs. James
Drown l'oltur, lu favor of Henry C.
Mlutr on ujuilgment obtained on July
11,1)190, for money loaned lulSS7,
llUlm'a llrnllli.
WASiriNtiroN, V. C, Dec. 11. Hon.
JamtaU. Jllalnoia muoll hotter this
evening. 1'our dais ago, whllo
driving, ho caught slight colJ, which
was swiftly followed by a roturu of hU
stoniaoh trouble. Ily alvlcca of his
physicians and tho f unity ho remslned
In bed during tho Inlc-rvenlng pirlod.
This ovotitug liu spout In the library
In n chtorlul inaunor. Ur rraaou of
tho let-back, lllulne's departure for a
inoro congenial cllmatu will I o de
layed. Tonight It was given out by a
member of tho family that It wni not
absolutely certain that California
would bo thu point of hla destination.
Hut ho would go somowhum for a brio!
period as soon no ho could travel with
out serious Inconvenience.
LONDON'S TURK
To be Pnt under the Terror of
Dynamite.
AX ANAIU'MST I'LOT FEAUKl).
Ejplo'Ion Expected, tot No One
Knows Exactly Where
lI'L'llltl 1IIII.IIIM11 lllllllll.il.
Noitrnt Anarrhuu In l.-tmliin iimler
Nuiplelon. Tim I'ollci
llalUul.
Nrw Yoni;, Dec. 10. Tho Sjii'i
lioudou cablo says:
",N'ow It It Ijindon'atum to be put
under thu terror of dynamite, A
glgautlo dynamlln plot Is ou the eve of
execution, and the utmost ouerglea of
tho Government aro being exerted to
avelt tho cutDltrotho. Tho iollce
know that tho auarchtsts plannol a
frightful rsvongo for tbo xtrac'1tlon,of
comraJo l'rancoa, but they do not
know Juit whero Iho blow la lo fall,
Tho result la that Woalmluster,
Downing street, the law courti and
other publlo lulldtnjs nro guarJul
day aud night by nu army of
detectives.
All Mt'bilon vraa txpectod to tako
placo last night. Threo hundred mm
from tjootlaiid Yard guard the
l'arllamout building alone. A do
toctlvu stood In front of every door,
uvory window and every corner and
angle. Tho residences o! tliodeteotlvts
whuarroatrd rraucci, the maglatrato
who heard tho caau and tlio court and
Jail whore hu wai contlued, were
ilmllarly protected. The met that
nothing has ha penod does notplovo
the alar u lo ho baeeltis.
Tho Information which thoatenta ln
ticotlaud Yard iialnad a f w days ago
nmong anarchlita Ii said li bo very
authentic. Tho plotter! havo au ample
supply ofdjnamlto. They licked only
a rellatilo detonator or uxplodlng ap
paratus. Ihla tho ooufroroa In I'arii
ngrend lo iiipply, Tlio strlctoit watch
bus been maintained ever alnuu at
Dover, I'olkoitonu and other channel
ports lo detect thodevlcolulramlt If
ioilble. It has not been dlico voted
aud thu detctlvoi aro presumably
Ignorant of Whether It has toeu de
livered. Hevernl anaroblits In lundon aro
undtr suspicion, but as nollilnj
criminating li known, uo arrests have
beeumadv. As soon as tho Inveitlga
tlou has progreisod further It Is said
thero will bo a plsu to throw out a drag
uot suddenly aud uinut many suaprot
ud dynamiters In londnn. In Iho
meantime the policy of maintaining u
special guard ovor Iho government
building will bo continued.
IMllt)h.
Xulmporlant lfallllnit Ilalore IV'ow
leur.
WAmtl.taTO.V, D. O., Deo. 11.
Harely any legislation of praotlcal Im
portance Is achieved In Congresi bo
lore New Voir, and thliseiilonlsuot
likely to prove an exception. Iu both
houaiswork la progrtsslug ln a man
ner that iudlcutea lack of real earnest-
ius.
riio prominent features of this
wovk's pioctodlngi nro llkoly to be tho
nntl-optloublll lu IheHennte, anl an
projirlatlon bllli In tho Houao. During
the morning hour In tbo blenalo tomor
row Henator Mitchell will dlacuu thu
Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to thu Conatltutlon providing for
thoolectlon of lonators by tho votes at
thiualllled elector! of tho status, in
tho JIouiu tho debate will begin on the
army appropriation bill. Tlio bill lu
tho ngregatu shows n reduction from
tbu loutl amount ot tbu current year,
butllieroaro several Increases In np.
proprlntlom under the head of "De
partment of Ordnance." Thu appro
priation! oommltteu oxpecta to report
tho fortlllcntlou bill In tlmu for It to bu
takeu up us ioou as the army bill
i ones.
Ills believed that Iho District of
Columbia bill will lm reported to the
House tho latter pnrt of the wet. i:a.
Ilmitoa for dcflclencltiwlll he received,
und Ibeso will bo embodied In thu
urgonoy nud deficiency bill to bo re
poitod to tbu Houio and taken up nl
moat Immt dlately for action, and other
bills under dlicufcslou are to temporarily
glvowiiy. ThopurpoiootthoinonagerH
of thu House. I to get all these bills
ovir to tho Henato tie fore tho holiday
rectss. Thu nccouipllahmout uf Iho
purpoae i largely depends ou the temper
of tho House, which, If la a mood, can
I rolraot tho consideration of bills over
lovtral weeks.
Cinlrmnn Outhwntta of tho Houaa
military tomiultleo bos prepared a ro
portforsubmlsxloutotho llouia with
iho army appioiirlnllon hill ngreod upon
by tho commltioo. Thu report status
sulUclcutly, but clearly tho reason for
Iho i hangci made by tho coramltleo lu
a numbor of paragraphs as compared
with tho bill for tho current fiscal
year. Hulitanllally thaonly Incriaaeil
appropilallons carried In thu hill aro lu
bureau ur ordnance, aud tho reaaoui
thero!.r nro atatcd qulto freely by quo
tatlona fiom thu tutlmony of General
Flagler, before tho committee.
M'LAKIIC IIIINI-.
InArrltca In llublnrtoa but Mara
bill Utile.
Wasiiinutu.v, 1). C, Dec 11.
Breaker Orliph back lln Washington.
He a not Inclined freely to dlacusi for
publication somo of tholncldcuta con
netted with thu reform club banquet.
I u reply to a queation from au
Aksooioted 1'ress reporter he said:
"Tp.litgln alth.tha preas of thu
country Is reitlng under n mlsnppro
heua on so far as regards tho fact; I
was Invited to n banquet, but was not
Invited to speak, but ormod mysolf lu
advance In cam I ihouM raluU u.
on. It is truo I gavo out to the press
one clatbns In aJvauco the nmaiks I
Inteti ltd to mslio should I tu islltnl
upon to any n few words. It Is not
tniet'intl left tho bai quel hall India
gracv, Iuii dtrgruutled t-omliiloii nnd
Hid not return, n rubllslio.1. I left
my tint temporarily to look nltir
my clothe In Iho cloakroom. Tula
taiacimplo-ol Ireturnoi to thu ban
quit hall, nnd was one of tho lest lo
leavall.
"As regards tho Implied 'aaub' lo
mo as has turn charged, I do not cure
to dlscius thu sublet for ubllcatlon;
nor do I tarn at this tlmo tu dhcuaa tlm
slatt meuts by lomu preaont. Clovelaml,
In his lemarui, I red tho 0nlng gun
lua war that la tu bo wagud o,jainst
my reelection to tlm sptakcr'n clmlr
sheiild I bo a canJldato beforo thu
rifiy-thlrd Congrcs-." , , ,
llu utluullou balog cillcd to tho
fact that time of his friends expreirnl
Indignation ut what thsy conceive! to
be hi Intenfed slight, he laid tho
matur wai uf too dnllcatu n naturo tu
discuu lu tho publlo prints.
lltlac' HIIUNDd UllTXDRD.
New YokKi Dec. 11, Nothing In a
lontlni" hau.reatel so much goislp
among Now York nlltlolans na the
speech tjptaker Crlapdld not deliver at
tlm Hefoim Club banquet last night.
1-llery Anderaou, pretldont uf tho
ltiform club said!
"I am ttxtrtmely sorry Hnker
Crisp feels offended. I would like to
know how ho got tbo Inipiemlon that
hu wai to bo ono of tbo swakera. I
havu talked with members of the com
mlltci, aid they aro nteu Ignorant.
CerUluly no dlacourttsy was Intended.
Crisp's namo wo not on tlio Mat of
spearttrs, nud thero Is no rcaton why
hu should have been naked to speak nt
the reform dinner. It was notunuaual
that Crlip, ai speakor, should not bo
naked for an a Ureas. Tho ltrform
club standa for certain things lu tho
I atty policy which Cilap does uot
represent."
Speaker Crlsp'a frlonds rrho remained
In tbo city nro furious nt thu Incident
In which ho figured and at what they
call tlio "cold-blooded" way In which
tho members of tho reform club talked
about It. JuitbcforoHpcakcrCrlipleft
IhuHolTuiin Houio for the llaJlun
rjquara aaaemhly rooms Baturday night
hu wai aaked If a copy of hit fjcecli
could bo purchased. Tho speaker re
plied that he waa not certain that ho
would becalled upon, but If ho waa Iho
Asauclatod l'resa would furnlah a copy,
.Mr. llarrett, the speaket'j secretary,
waa hunting (or somo Ono connectrl
with the dinner committee tarller In
theuvuuliiganxloui to learn whtdhtr
Iho speaker would bo aakod to make
au nddrcii. Ho found no one who
could tell him nnd Iho ipeakcr had lo
go lo tho ulntier Ignorautof vilielher
ho would bo n speaker or limply a
listener. Tho whole nubsct ot tlio
dinner was greatly workud up by thu
Iteform oluu. Hunurs of dlaiatlafao
lion lu tho lloform club wlllmaku
Itsell manllcat at thu approaching club
election. I ilto n movement li on foot
to provont Iho ro election of Andsraon
ai president. Moat of tho Democratic
representatives think tl tVn lncU
dent at the reform dlnnor will preolpl
tatu a epeaktrihlp right.
Tho Sfomlarr Coulertnca.
Ilnusai is, Dec. 11. At a meeting of
tho monetary conforenco yesterday
Hani Forselt of thu rJsredrii nud Nor
way delegation aaked the Americans
If they would agrcu to a ratio of 0 lo
1, which would be n nearer approxi
mate to the prtsent silver value.
Henator Alllaou replied that thu Amur
loans would prefer a ratio or 10 to 1,
hut II agreeablutoluroitanalalsi, tho
Americans might accept a dllfsrent
ratio. I'or hlmaelf he thought tho
silver-using states would moat logically
accept a ratio of IS J J to 1, America
would acoept no ratiounlesaasulllo'eut
number ot governments entered Into
the agreement to rnako It elleclual.
United Males Delegato Henry Y.
Camion, replying to Tlerard of tho
French delegation, tald ho was sur
prised at the cttltuda of thu Latin
unions, as It was suj posed In America
that thu I.atln union bolng thu largeit
silver holdors, would be very friendly
lo Its uao ai money, but It ap
peared that they wero not Inclined
to olu America lu an agree
ment for the uxtenslou of Hi use
whllo Great illrltaln, without on Im
portant quantity of illver, luggosted In
purchaso for uiu as money, ilo denied
that the United Hlatts waa unduly
lulluencod ou silver leglrlstlou by tho
liver produot. Ho thounht thu pro
toaed purchaso of 30,000,000 ounces of
silver aunually by Kuropo provided it
waa In aJdltlou lo tho sliver now
naturally used, might bo thu brldgo to
Join tbo money initals. If, however,
silver was to bo further dishonored and
used the same as piper money, without
regard to price, America would still bu
In au excellent position to profit by the
lato of attain as shown In tbo confor
enco, Ho Canuly Heal War.
LllirilAI., Kss , Deo. 11. There will
l.o no county seat war. Thu parly of
Iilbcral mon that went to Hprlugtleld
yeiterdayjto witness lliocanvaii of tho
voto returned last night with nowi
that Liberal had bsenclioicn aa tho
'county teat. Thero v, as no disturbance
during tho ranvati and the Hprlngfleld
people submitted quietly to the Inevi
table. ucoimi: timin.
He Mar lliir linear anil on tlio
Turr.
New Yonic, Dec. 11. "It would
not surprise me nt all," sil I ono of thu
most prominent breeden lu tbu United
Htatea to n If'orfd reporter, "If Goorga
Gould should toon be ou tho turf with
a big stable. George Gould always
had n fondness for running horaaa, and
at Haraloga a few years ago told mu It
waa only his father's opposition which
prevented him becoming tho owner of
big stable. A friend of) ours Gould's
said threo years ngo that his father had
positively prohibited him from golug
on the turf. Jay Gould cared nothing
at all for horses and dared Georgo
would negleothla enormous business
Interest! tu what ho hlmaelf regarded
aa porulclous folly."
A 1-le.n lor Help.
I'lTTsmjnu, Deo. 11. Tho Citizens'
Hellof association of lleineslead has
Issued a plea for help for nearly lood
persons, embraced In the 213 families,
who aro ilestltutu and In Immediate
need of food, clothing and fuel, ua n
result of tho lato Iron mllli strike.
Many are said to bo uclually starving,
A FIENDISH PLOT
Story of a Plot to Poison Non
Union Men
AT THE CAKXEdlK STKKL l'LAXT
Several Persons Said to Havo Lost
Their Lives as a Result.
Ai.lliiLit iu.TAii.rt or the I'lnr.
A ttxik arreilnl llakra n lull
loiilMtluu r tlm lerrlbla
rime.
rmsrrurtci, l'onn., Deo. 11. A
Sunday papar published n ilory today
of a conspiracy to polaon by wholesale
non-union workmen at tbu Cainuglo
steel laut. Aa n result ot th con
spiracy It Is all-Crd that lovcral per
soniboroloit tiulr Uvea, whllo icorti
ofothsri nro still lulIVrlns nt Ihelr
homes and In hospitals from the elleot
of tho poisonous drugs ndmlnlslcruj to
thorn with criminal Intent. Today
nlun moro persona, mora ur leas Idrull
fled with Iho strike, nro under arrcal
ostensibly on leaa terlous charges, but
really for tho purpoau of averting
suiilclou uuill all thoao wno are
claimed to bo ln tho conspiracy ihall
bo secured.
The detalli of tho murderous plot aro
sufllclent to cauie a rhuJdcr. It will
be reuittnbered that shortly after thu
arrival of the statu inllltla nt Homo
stead aud tlm uou union mull com
mrnced work In thu mills, catoa of
ilrkncia wcro reporle I, but wtnu at
tributed to tbu luiiirlty of the water
supply aud tro-n other sourcea, and
notices vtrro -eled conaplcuoualy
about tho mllli warning employ it.
Doaplto tho irecautlouary meaauri,
the ilckucti contlmie-d mid It soon
became current nt Homestead that au
epldemlo was prevailing among tlm
men In thu lucloture. Iriu ilrst Inti
mation that tho nivn wiro tho victims
of n conspiracy was ubtalued more
than two months since, bjt uot until
yesterday waa thoovlJeiicoileemrd to
bu kiiMcleutly strong to warrant tho
l prehension of at least unnof those
Indicated. The price to ho paldwlioti
theinllla wercoloaed dou wai $5300.
Tbu terrllle lot, according lo In
formation obtalnod, Is lulntanllally as
followa: Ono of Iho clilrfcooka .at
lHMeateaJ'melbliu onndayaul uakel
If ho wanted ajobat Homoslead. Ho
aid the Informant ould iiiiln bin
money If he wuuIJ help lilm. Ho laid
he not only waa emplo)od by tlm
Csrneglo company, but uui alio In Iho
I ay of labor naioclatlorii aid numbers
of the striken' committee, and was
fust coining money. As ho grow more
confidential, nnd questioned nbout tho
piy from theuiaoclatliu, he told lit in
ot a plaa to polaou tlio food of tho mon
cmplo) ed lu thu mill to as to make them
tick nnd render thni uuablu to work.
Hu detailed the Ian he had boon pur
aulnc, and aererted that nearly It not
all of the sicklies among Iho men wai
caused by Iho polaoni lit placed In
their food. Ho said be waa to got
$5000 If he succieded In closing tho
mill. He urged him to accept a place,
and told him It would be utterly Im
possible for him to to delicto J, nnd
linally left him with tho understand
ing that be would mitt him In tho
city next day and give the man soma
advanco money and take him to Home
steaJ with him.
Keallzlog Iho helnouaneas of tlio
protos!tlouthe man called upon Chair
man Frlck aud laid tho nutter beforo
him. Upon the advice ol the com
pany's attorneys ho met the cook and
proceeded lo Homestead with him,
aud waa duly Installed lu million by
the cook, and tho next day alter tils
airlval a number of men wero reported
ilok and thu cook told how ho plac-od
polaou of colored powder Into their
food, and told him to watch forau
opportunity lo uao It lu the food.
Fearing the man could not be truated,
two l'lnkerlom were engaged to keen a
close lurvelllance on thu Informant as
well as tho rook. Tho latter became
tuaplcloui and al onco dlccoutluutd
the uie of tbu powder.
Orderi wero then given that thu
workmen should take their meals at a
reitaurnut outside the enoloiure. Later
tho mon reported that the cook was be
coming very uut-aay and feared that ho
might conclude tu leavo the oily In a
hurry, Tboy tald thu death! among
tho men, eapeclslly Hint of Charles
Ulotser, unnerved him, and they be
lieved he would make a clean brraat of
thu whole plot If placet under arrest,
Thlaaaas done, nnd when confronted
with the facta aa atatod above tho oook
broku down and made a full coofisslou,
In which ho gave the narues of thote
who employed Mm, Iho amount of
money bo received and the manner In
which ho carried out Ida part of tho
torrlblo crime. HoilsleJ alio that ho
frequently visited the eainpa of tho
mllltlaaud dosed tho lood prepared In
tho cook hour e. Ills vlalts wero always
followed by luonaatd slckncsaamoiiif
the members or tho national guard.
Tho oonfeailon was takon by aiten
ographer In tbo presence of several
wltntaaas. Ho alio exhibited voucbera
for money due him.
A reportor called upon Mr. I rlok to
learn, If possible, Carnegie's account of
the crime ulleged agalntt lltalty, but
tho gentleman positively rehired to bo
Interviewed. At Homestead Iho story
la pronounced rldlculoua.
1:. N. llrook, counsel for the Carno
EloHteol company, limited, was soeu
tonight aud conllimod the ttory of tho
polsSnliig. Ho says hla Informs lonili
that nt leait six dsaths reau led Iron
tho polsonlnc. A Hointstead d'UMlst
and a physician nro Implicated. Thu
powder was given to a dog and tbo
animal expired In a short time. A
number of arreili will be mado in a
fuw dan. Coromr McDowell Imi not
vet been notified. He will go to Home
iiteod tomorrow to nveatlgate he
causo of the iliiath o( laaao J. Writs,
who dlod luddenly about two wueki
njo. J, Wrlus was n wltnets In Iho
( rltchlow case. The coroner Is of tlm
opinion that Ills deith was due to alio
hl.
TAtiitr 111 1 mm,
Nparrlita nl lha llliinrr or thn Itsrornl
I'lnh, V.w lurk.
Nmv Yumc, Dec. lo. Htalcamen
dined n statesman tonight ln the con
celt hall of thn Madison Hquaro Gar
den. It was tho Itoform club's dinner
to l'rcstdcnt elect Drover Clovoland.
rho prosiH-ct of brilliant oratory nnd
wlsuoouuaol filled flu boxes nnd gal
lerlrs with men and women, nnd tlio
udloiico was not dlsapi-olutcd, A
number of lotdlug staltnmun ot tho
De-niocratlo patty, and of tho nitlon
for that matter, spoke well aud to tho
point. 'Ihtislatemen and patriots who
spoke, naldu from l'rt-sldenl-rlrctClovp-land,
wcrn Carl Hhuii, Henator ltoger
tj. Mills of Texas, ex-Oovciiior James
K. Campbell of Ohio, General 1'atrlck
Colllus of Massachuaotts, Cooglessmnn
Thomns Johnion ot Ohio, nnd JU. Kll
ery Anderson.
MIC CLEVELAND 81-OltU
In part ai followa 1
"Wo can contemplate nothing moro
grnlllylng In eonntctlou wltn thlt
assumblagu than thu roof It ntfords
that Iho Anicrlcaii pLoplncau be trust
od lo manage Iho government given
Into tliclr keeplug. If thero are thoso
whobaeliieu 0I0 pointed nnd dla
lieatluntd by thutxtcntto which our
peo lo havu boon deceived and lul'lnj
or who wllh fear havu toon tbu htoJ
lemtnt aa of thu duty ol clllzenahlp opt n
wldo Iho door of corrupting Inllueucts,
or who with tad foreboding beheld
popular rule noarlug thu fatal rocks of
n di bauchrd suirrnnu,or who m iiirucd
because apioiili of telllaluieM nud
promlaeaot uutqual advantages Were
apparently uiidrrmliilug patrlollam
wlili h alone Juilltlts our hops of
national irplulty, let thii occitloii
nud the ovenla which led lo It telu
late laltti nnd coiilldenco In our
counlrymeu. If wu have learned
that uu oppcal lo tho patriotism uf
our coiinirj men and tho honest
presentation ot political prlnclrlra lo
their Inlvlllgeiice nud JuJgment are
uot ln vain, thu thought muit not
escape ua tliut while our psojile will In
Ibu out n-piy their support to thu
lollllcnl parly which aJdreaiej tiulr
iindrrstiiidlno; aud reason tuateai nf
bruad and selfl-li Interest, they will
surely ruvengu themselves upon thoso
who dect lie or briny them.
Ill order that wu may brglu Willi
free hicda wo should vigorously oppuao
all delual.ma which havn their origin
In undi mot ratio teachings or lu
dimogoglo circles, Tu win the peopln
wa should strlvu to rid ouraclvei nml
our countiynienof theldel that there
Is nny thing shabby or disgraceful In
economy whether In publlo ur private
life. II exiravagjucu lu publlo ex
peiidlturo has piovnlled In thu paal It
atlorls nooxcusufor cjntlnuancu and
there la 110 breach of duly to iialpabla
ai tlm waalu ot publlo money by publlo
servants. Tlie cultlvattou nt such a
enttiuout Is not only- a high duty
uecestary to thu consummation of tho
rftftirma urn nro to unter lirion but wo
shall utterly nud ditgnuetully fall If
wu attempt thrso reformi under tho In
fluence of petty pattlain scheulltu ur
feur of Jeopardlalug pcraoual iollllcal
fortunes. They can only bs acoiu
plLhed when unscllttli pitrlollsai
guldt-s the niplrntloiis ol ojr peoplu
nnd regulates tbu notions uf Ihelr
chosen aervauts. Wu who nru to bu
charge I with thn rrspomlblllty ot
making aud exuzullii- tliel iws aliolil I
btglu our proparnllon for tho task by
rigid self-examluntlon and self-purgation
from all Ignoble and unworthy
tendencies threatening to enter Into
our tactics ana designs.
At frtUout Intervals durlnu; tin
speech thu l'rcsldout-olrct waa Inter
rupted by hourly applatuo.t He
warmoi up 11a he proceeilud, au I
spoko wllh suoh warmth thai aim
vlnood his hearers that hu meant
every word ho said.
When lie Mulshed, thu applause
lasted several minutes.
110N. oaiii, scnimz.
was then Introduced. After Mr.
Hchura had finished apeakln, Hon, I',
Johnson, a congressman from Ohio,
was Introduce.!. At the bpc-nlug uf
the dinner Hon. Charles F, Crisp,
Hpuaker of the Natlouil House of lisp-Ittse-ntatlvi-s
was among tbu prominent
gentlemen nt thu speaker's Inbln on
thu platform. It waa ex noted by
nearly uvery ono present that he would
make uu udJrcm, but nt Hit Mr. Crisp
roso and left the banquet hall, appar
ently very much dlstutbed. It was
rsported that ho waa III, but this wai
not the case. Hpeaker Crisp was seen
by n reportor as ho waa leiving the
hall. "Aro you not golug to ipeikj"
was naked.
"No," ho said, "I wai not Invited to
speak. I tvnalnvltedlo thodinner,aud
my Invitation waa suoh that 1 under,
atood I wai to bu called upon to miko
jin addross. I proparud one mulgavn
It to tho Aaaociatnd l'resa nt their re
quist." Mr. Crlap Ibeu excuaed hlmaelf and
left thu hall. An Associated l'roat
repren ntatlvetheii askvd;i:x-Hecretary
Falrchlld tor lomaosplauotlouof tbu
withdrawal of Breaker Criipt and he
frankly said tho reason Crlap did not
apeak wai that hu was not Invited to
speak. Hald Mr. Falrchlld, Willi tomu
hesitation, "There weruiouiuuy Dem
ocrats of prominence present that wu
could not lut thorn all speak, to wo had
to limit thouumberof thu speakers."
Thero was much disappointment lu
thu banquut hill that Crlapdld not
ipeak.
Ilvrrpotrersil Ilia Miliar! and 1 seaprib
Knovvii.li, Tunn., De-. 11,
Twenty-live Inmates of Knox county
workhouse overpowered Iho guard
yesterday and escaped. They am
mostly colorod. A number of citizens
havo boon hel 1 up and robbed lu thu
suburbs by outlaws.
Ilsnlis Hie tliuraej
LouisviM r, Deo. 11, llobort Real
ly, In Jail In this olty, ouool the mem
bers of tbo poisoning conspiracy at
Homestead, denies tbo charge of bolng
Implicated In tho polsonlu,; of non
union workmen.
run llllls Mi ut Down.
BoitANTON, l'a , Dec. 11, The upper
mills of tho Lackawanna Iron &. nice!
Company shut down yesterday on no
count of lock of orders. The move
munt throws GOO men out of employment.
OUR WAR SHIPS, HI
Annual Report of the Secre- BH
tary of the Navy. 1H
THE PAST FOUll YKAIW WONK. 999
nineteen Yessels Constructed Entirely 999
In this Coanlry. IH9m
Jimti: I'liiiuaa niiiniNu. flflfl
An I poeh hi tk. Ilsrelopiueul laSslaaS
ami or lha sHaaalfl
Wasiiinciton, D. C Dec.ll.-Tho 19
secretary of the uavy, lu hla annual nHeH
report, sets forth thu fact that when H3
the present a tmlulitrallou cimelu on Hill
March -fib, ISSJ, bealde tho old and IBVsBI
obsolete woodon ihlpt only three
modern war vessels wero llioommls. VA1
Ion. Duilngtheadmlnlatiatlounlue- ikVlHI
teen uew vessels with au aggregate HBfl
tonuago of 619',: tons, mountings VA1
twelve-Inch, U ton Inch, 10 eight-Inch IiBH
nnd 8J ilx-luch guns, nil of which, raaRH
Willi the exception of II vo of tho HHal
oirlltat, havo been manufactured lu HBtSi
thla country, Tnree new steel tugi iHHHI
havo al,o boon conalruclud and put in
service. Theruniu In proctsj of con- BB
strucllon tlghtt-rii new vcsiels certain O
to be completed ihoul I the nrmour ho saHHl
deliterail within the next year of an fjBaSei
aggregate tennagu nf 03,1117 tons; flHH
nioiinllng altogether, 12 thlrtceu-lnch, rasBHal
Utwelve-lnch, 10 leu Inch, 13 llvo-lncli flRB
and r!0 four-Inch guns, nil of which HBB
havo ln-rtti or nro to be luanufacturud HRH
lu this country, rBHH
I he development of the put four IHuH
years has not been couflned to ships JHHH
alone. At tho beginning of this ad- taaaNfll
mlnlilratlon, lays tho secretary, thu bBbHbI
naval t stabllihuicnt waa enllroly doatl- hBBD
lute of certain elements of rfflclency, IkBrlHtl
each one of which waa liiduipauiable raHHB
to Ha practical employment aa is tilting iBBfl
force, and thu abaonte of which, had latHeH
It produced a hundrud all lew, would IHM
still hivo left H In condition of !H1B1
paralysis. Tin so wrro orrnjr torpe- letUaH
does, htavy lapld-flro guns, armor- laHasW
piercing shelle, tmokoluai i-owdcrlaud AHBrA
hlghexplotlvei. SBJHll
The ic-c-retary details at length tho raaMfli
noteworthy irogreailn the proluctlon rtHHai
ot these thluga, and says the progress SHHarl
noted, by which the United Htste. us uBbHH
uuicrge I from Its co idltlou of helpless- '
nru at i us and by the emptoymuutuf SHI
Ha own reaourc-ui has distance 1 Its B
rid', experienced competitors, marks iBBl
au epoch in tho nnval development 9HH
uuiouly of Hill country, but of tho fHBI
w (aHaHl
Die lecrulary relates the remendoua iaHHl
lest t)hichlhellnrvoylzod,nlnkel steel aWaHai
nrmor has been euljectud, dwells ou iHBl
thulucruitoof the uavy and ronewa 9MH
tho recommendation previously made laaHfl
for the bulldlugof tordo boats. The laHl
report u osea as follows: BHH
"In course of this department's oper- 9jHfl
atlons Ihvro have been no suggestion of aflaHl
icandiloriuaplclouof Jobbnry. Huch iHlHl
a result could only bo accomplished by aHHl
ft aervlcu w hh h, like that of thu navy, HaBal
admits within its rauki only meu of IHB1
the hUheat honor and Inlegilly, nnd I ttHSI
cannot morn lltly t lose tills rep irt than tVaHH
by congratulating thu country on thu taHS
possoithiu ol inch aachoolfor olllccri iSSa!
aa tbo Navy Academy at Anrapolls, IHjnjl
nud upon Iho character, ability and laHH
loyal devotion of thu msn whom that )HHl
Inatllullon auppllea for Ha service." laHH
Kstlmsleslii thu report for thu llaoal rH91
year ending Juuu 30, 189l,lor the navy HlH
and marine corps, Including tbuio for HH
I ubllo worki aud lucreaso In uavy.nro ItaHal
ISI, 171,43 1, being $.',715,141 less than laH
tUoso for the iuat final year." naHfl
a i kIii i in. Minir. rBnl
Nuirerlnaa r n Crew uu n strseketl tVH
Nlrnmar. JaHall
i,NW, Dec. 11. The Ilrltlah iWbJ
steamer Dllsberry was wrecked olt IHHl
Long Hnd, near Harwich, laatrilght. (BH
Tho illo laveri wero unable to board rlaflsi
hor until daybreak, when they found IIW
a few nraruen tl rowncd below tho deck. iBBjl
Others wetu milling and are supposed iMaBI
to have perished. IIBI
It Is reported that n schooner was 'iflflfl
wrecked lu Iho lands In iho vicinity SM
and the cruw are mining. iHll
Fourteen men belouglng lo tho crew tBjWl
ol the wricked steamer Dllaberg were Ifl
raved by k tlahlng amuck nnd landed HH9
BtAtnis Oslo last night. The body of
tbo captain was also lauded. The BH
Dllaburg's mate, who Is among the M
saved, sa)s n fearlul night waa spent '
aboard tho steamer after she went HH
ashore. To tho vessel's signals of die- H
trees lis response scorned to be mado. flfll
A particularly heavy wave suddenly '
broke over tho vuasol nt midnight, HH
Hooding tho forecastle nnd washing flH
raven of tho crew ovorboard, Ono of ' HM
tho men waa allerwards washed back, '
and ho wni rescued uninjured, the six BH
others were drowned. Tno remainder 19
of the crow wero then compelled to Hai
tako to tho rigging, the boats having '
bren destroyed with the oxceptlou ol LHH
tho lifeboat, which had n liolo lu the H
liottom. Iu the rlgglug the survivors KM
iienta fearful night, the captain be- l WM
coming paralyzed and Inaane through l
exOture. The tide receded at day- IH
break, aud thu men then took to the ' H
lifeboat, having patched the hole In i Hl
the bottom with a piece of tin. They SB
reached JCentlah Knot llghthouao at 4 HI
o'clock In tho nftornoon. Tho captain sHI
died ou tho Journey. WW
Aloufflnst. H
New YortK, Dec. 11. James Htlll, a H9
oolored Inmate of the Now Jersey re- . WeW
form school at Jamesburg, today flu- i BaWl
lahed tho sixty-third day of hla (oat IH
and continues to show rcmarkablu ' Mri
vitality. His digestive orgaus will not III
retain nourishment of any sort. It Is 111
positively aaserlod by thu officials of llRT
the Institution that the fast Is gunulnu. t f? j
Dally external applications of awoet '
oil aru continued and probably furnish j '
somo nourlibment, j ;
a