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L VOLUME XXIII-NO. 128.
LANCASTER, PA., MONDAY, JANUAUY 3 1,1 887
PRICE TWO CJ
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RKSULTOFTUK PRIMARIES.
,u' THU nnMUUtt.il a llAfm A HIM TVItlt
jj,!, VVt AJICJ(Ur MUHI.
Net Much el Contest Kic.pl la tbeAei enthand
Ktghth Wardi-Orer Nt Hundred Vel.i
ralltit In lb Latter, WU.ru the Chi. I
struggle Was for Cemlstde.
There dm a goad turn-out of Democrat tt
ttie primary election ou Saturday evening,
although there wero contests In but a taw el
the ward The rulu adopted iiUettlng two
Democratic s'beal directors teeach ward ne
cessitated the tottrauient or cms of ttie old
member In the Pint ward. Tbe contest
there was botweon N. K. Llcbly and A. ..
lllngwalt, aud the election resulted In the
cbolceotMr. Llehty. The places of Mesaia.
Mhludteami Snyder In the Eighth ward Here
filled by the nomliutleu of U. IMwsrd llrg
ener aud Charles Llppeld ; the fifth Ward
elected It. K. Sobnader as their representa
tive In the school beard i Jacob I'. Kautz takes
the iUce of Henry Snieycb, who dccllned re ro re
electien, In the Uavuutli ward, und the Third
re elected Tbeuus I. McEltlgelt Of the nix
old meuib'jrs only two were re nominated.
The countable and assessor contest In the
SoYentb and Highlit wards bad the effect el
hrlogleg out a large vote In these ward. In
the Saveuth ward Jehn Merrlngar, the pres pres
eut countable and wbu resigned from the
police ferce a few nio:ithsae,was a candldale
for re election. Ills opponent was Datld Dur
wart, who took his pla:e en the pel loe ferce.
lleth candidates made n parseual canvass and
both tvereconQdentof the nomination. 'I he
remit showed Morrluger te be the strongest
t'indtda'.e, his majority being 100. Jamm It
llartlu, assosaer, hid opposition, Charles
Fisher alie beluga gindldalu for that office.
Garvin wen by a geed majority.
Id the Eighth ward Ml votes were polled,
The blgcoulest lu that ward was ler con
stable, for which thore wero three candidate:
OeorgeShay, who ban been constable for n
number of yours i Jehn ltoerlcli, who lies
been en the pollen force during the past year,
nud Speelal Officer Jehn QUI, Thoelectlon
wai held at Kohlhaus' hotel ou Maner street,
and It looked as If a general election was In
progress, ae large was the crowd around the
polio, Tbore was alie considerable exoltc exeltc
ueut and noise The vote was divided at
fellows i Stay i:, Gill, Id and ltoerlcli 251,
or mero thau Huiy and Hill together, for
assosaer the ceulest ' batwoen Chrlstlau
Fralley aud Cbriallau llcrr.aud It rosulted In
the nomination of Tralley, the present In
ruin bent.
Following arc the ticket planed tit nomi
nation .
se,uoeL DinLCiens.
U. Edward Uegener, 8th whuI
Jacob K. Kautz, Tth ward.
Charles Llppeld, S'.li ward.
Hauiuel K. Ltcbty, 1st ward.
Themas F. McKlllgett 3 J ward.
II. Ki Schuadur, Mb ward.
Ward Nomination.
FIRST WAHD.
Common Council M. J, Weaver, Jacob I
I'rey, Dillai II I'lery, Win. Ualli.
Aswawr Win. Itrewn.
Aldermnn H. K McConemi-.
Judge Win. McCeiuwy.
luapcoter D. F. ltuchiulller.
Countable V.'tu. II. HcbeureiibraniL
City Coiuuiltteemim Sluien abltsltr.
secesn ward.
Common Council I). McMullen, (lee. V.
Ratbveu, Ovx. N. Hey n old'.
Atacraer Jureb st
C'euatabln Win, Luware.
Judge Or. J. A. ritzrulr!:k.
Inapccter A. J. Uunlat.
City Ceuiuitllbuffian J. K. Uoenslly.
inir.D VAni.
Common Council Clmrlf a W. KekerL,
Jacob IteukAr. Jehn M. Kberly
Ai.emer Divid llurlun.
CVnutablc B. V. t.emiiu.
Judge I'hlllip Wellcr.
Inspector Jokeph M. ICrfldrr.
Clly Committeeman U, 1. I.smati.
recnrii waup.
I mucllaien Win t. I'yfcr, Michael Ken
nuly, llimry E CrrMi.
Cenatable Theman .Shield
Aieiier J. W. AiiJt'i40ii.
Judge Win. Qlbaen.
Insccter Jacob Hllmter.
City Cemuilttwinan f'ruuuia HrlnktiMii.
rirrn v.r.u,
Halccl Council II. Ullokendnrfor.
Commeu Council Geerge AlldbAcb,
Wller II mil p.
Constable rVedeilck KUslugHt.
AMenuau William II. Htrlrm.
Aaoier Jacob F. Katu.
Judge Jehn Ullgertt.
I naperter Samuel Kautz.
City Committeeman Wm. It. Htrlne.
SITII WAUn
Common Council Stephen J. tMcii, J .vs.
I, l'lucker, Cel. K. McOorern.
AsseMer Ueerge Duls.
Cenatabln Wm. II. Kiley.
Judge Ityrnn J. Ilrewn.
Inaprcter Henry Holner.
City Commlilec Wm. 11. I(ley.
eevKXTn WARtJ.
HDlect Council Oorge M. U.irgei.
Common Council Krank a. Kvorte, Jehn
T. Knapp, B. Frank Adama.
Aaaeaaer Jamea II Garvin.
Cenatable Jehn Merrlnger.
Judge GenrgeH. Neibeck.
Inapeoter William DirwarL
''ily Committeeman Jeaeph Hoe.
EtanTn wabd.
Common Council Jehn A. Ilradle, U. Mo Me Mo
Klrey, Ooergo Krttcb.
Alderman I'atrlck Dennellr.
Aaaesser Christian Fralley.
Constable Jehn ReerlclL
Judge Jehn Hltrbey.
Inapeoter Jeseph Hewmiu,
City Committee Wm. Welpsrt.
NINTnWABO.
Helect Council
Coninen Council
Aiioiier Gaerge Urenn.
CuoHUbie Patrlek Burn.
Judge Jehn 1'lnger.
Iuipocter Gsorge IJrewu.
Oity Commltteo JetapU Aruehl.
Uurglar Abuul.
Oetween twelve aud one o'clock ou Hatur
day morning burglars were dlicevered In the
house occupied by A. H. KauOmaa, who
Uvea upon Edward II. KauUinau'a farm near
Dlllervllle. 1 he family was awakoued by a
nelaeand when Mr. Kautluan looked outet
the window he saw a man atandleg at the
corner el the house. The hired man, who
had also been awakened, went down ataira
and when the intruder saw him he mm.
Several shots wure 11 red alter him by the
hired wan, but he nmnaged te get away.
While tbla wa going en Mr. Kautlman heard
two men talking down atalra Due of them
mid 'let's go upstair." Ttey went up alalia
and steed (or an Instant In fteut or Mr. Kauri
man's bed room deer. The neighbor by tbla
time hud been aroused and ibe men, upon
I10.11 lii peruens approach the house, ran dewu
filnlra uud tiiude their cacapis Mr. Kaullman
thinks that they entered tbe house through
the cellur nud they had net aueceeiled In
pouting anything wheu disciiterril.
I.I.I el L'utUtiucd Lcltci.
Following It the list or unclaimed letter
remaining In the Lancaster postelllce, Mon
day, January 31, 18S7 :
Laditi Lilt MUs Aggie Mickelbalr, Mlw
IdaC. Mowrer, Mlia Annie Uohrer, Misa
I,Utle Weaver.
OciifV List, Ueudy Henner, Jake Ilrewn,
William Dennla, Ilenjamln Pox, Oinlel C.
(iarman, Geerge Kehler, X4ucupla Moillelno
t:omrey, Aaren B. Landli, W. n. Meixell
(S), Mr. Kblrpen. A. U Hnavely, r. Hpll
linger, C. Tenstalnty, J, L, Weldlar.
a vmuvnmf mm vunr.ut tun,
Alleged ftaappMraaea of llrlgliam Veueg
- Ameag HI Mermaa fuliewart.
Twe mile aeulk el Mncelu, NtU, standa
a palatial residence owned by an Kngllah
gentleman long since Idcntlilrd with the
Mermen church. The residence has been
untenanted for the last two yearn, save by an
old servant named White, wbe at one time
Was connected with the J- zrels, of Londen, a
a sect similar te the .Mormons. White
claims he was deirauded by them out
of bis property and latterly became
converted te the Mermen lallli. He was
considered a trustworthy mail, and was.
therotero, partially through necessity, taken
into tbe ceutldeiice el tint lender nf tbe Mor Mer Mer
eon church of Zlen, which, uccerdliig te his
tatetnent, Is about te perpuliaU) a fraud te
which he la unwilling te become a party. He
say 1 " Twe nuintha age there arrhed at the
mansion an old gentleman bearing letters
from my master In Londen, the purport of
which was te obey his every with and te
keep his preseare a secret te alt except thnne
te whom he raw lit te revnal himself. Within a
week persons began te arrive at the beuse iu
twos and tbreea. Tary wero from Hilt Lake
City aud held long, whlered conversations
with my mysterious guest. At first 1 did net
care who or what be was, until little by little
I gathered from stray remarks that be was a
poraen of nete, and neon atteir the tiutli burst
upon me that he wm none ether than llrlghatn
Yeung, the great prophet el the church, who
la apparently te be reiunectnd from the dead
and preach te tbe people el V.ieu as one hav
ing returned from the grave te tell what llej
bovend."
The old man told the story with a sincerity
that warrnuted (iirlher lnentlgatleul and a
merchant, who formerly ill I business Iu
Halt Like City, drue out te the mansion
aud rapped at the deer, ltecblvltig 110 ru ru ru
sponse he started around the huuse te apply
at the rear, when thteugli a bay-window
be hsw the form and le&tures el nti
old iiiiu who was sitting Inside. As
he was unaWiiru of his pretence the
uiercbaut approaches te within h few feet of
the window, hcauiiing tbe old man's face
closely and stepping back Immediately pre
nouneod tbe luan te be llrlgbam Yeung,
marknd featuies he had ellen studied In Halt
Lake City aud which ouce aieu, be says, can
never be forgotten. Ker n few muuieuta tbe
man sat silently, then raised his baud te his
brew, ret esllug 11 sear iibeiit the wrist that
still further (inabilities hH Identity.
It tan wrll-knuwu fact that the elders of the
Mormeu church throiigheiil I'tah aud Art Art Art
zouabaeof lite tisjn proachleg the return
el the prophet. This, tegether with the last
that It was claimed by a M. Iieuls man some
months ke that Yeung was aeen and receg
nlz'xt In Londen, that a number of prominent
Mermen from Nilt Like City have lately
beeu scen Un)ii the streets of Lincoln , that
luipurtjnt lulslatlen Is about te be unacted
te the dotrluieut et the Mermen chureb, aud
the vel! of mystery with which the prophel's
death has always Iren shrouded, makes It
almost certain that the Mermen hauners
throughout Utah will Koen be iiufiirleil, nu nu
ueuticlug that "llnls Klseu."
ic.iii.a.Sfj ru aishijt va.iaej
Mra ul-Wir te lis Sent le Aid In hnfaHlna;
tlie Fltliertra ruhcj
Iho recelpt of Intelllgeuce from efllclal
quarters tlni the liouilulen government, In
response te an appeal te the mother country,
bad rcceUed nsaurance from the imperial
authorities that every asslstance would tie
uttorded Hum and tlmt uien of-war would be
dlatchiKl te the unrltlme provinces In the
spring te coeperato with tbe CauadUu
cruisers In tha oufercomont et the llshery
prolcctUesortlco bits produced considerable
BurptUe, net only In Ottawa political but also
In commercial circles. Commercial men are
begtnulng tocAlcuUle hetv much their Inter Inter
esia will Butler if this sort of thing continues.
A cabinet mltilster expressed hluiHOlfnu the
subject as fellows Saturday afternoon
" 1 have ceme te the conclusieu that Amer
ican legislators, having geno sefar, will never
consent te the appointment of n commission.
The Gloucester llsbermen will net vonlure
into our watrrs amtln In ferce, and next
sptlng will witness the Ural startling falling
oil I11 tlixir tradu Twe years hence the
splendid Yinkee Uect will be a thing of the
lust. Let thorn resort' te retaliation if tbey
will, aud the reult will be that the game
will work both ways. I'ertland, new the
winter pett of Caujdii, will decline, whlle
Halifax, under tbe nn-.v order of things, will
tleurhh nitain. Citil war bottteuu tbe Kast
urn nud Western slat?s will fellow tbe adop
tion of II11 reUliit'ery bill.
i'tr iOti.Vfll U.V HtHM VltVLF.
XliuLllils Irl.ti Cumedlan Alleinpttte Thra.h
Ilia Wlf aud lauglitrr.
l'at ll'Kiney was making things hum Iu
CluclnnatI a low nights age. After most of
tbe guests of the Walnut street hotel had re
tired for the night they were -startled by loud
cries In the room occupied by the little Irish,
ocrsedlan and his wile. The deer was broken
upon and the room was found te be Iu an up
side down condltleu. Pat w.ts gltlu his
wife a thumping and his daughter K tttu u
holding en te his coat talis. It was with (lit
llculty that the comedian could be iiuloted,
and then Mrs. Koeuey told ber story. Hhe
raid that l'at had gnne out te seu some friends
ftt'er tint hhew and when he returned he was
lull cl rum. lie ttai Ulklng kindly te his
wife ttheu Kills HUloreJ the room. Her m m
peirnnce seemed te rl e his Ire aud he at
once accused the girl et being tee Intimate
with a mule member of his company. IIe
begau te itbuse the women aud would have
whipped both ettbuiii had It net been for out
side interference. The guests of the hetbl
blttetly denounced l'at, who was us uncoil.
ceruid ever the atlali as though It wasitti
every dny ixicurreuce.
llnl hi l.siica.tar County 'lull
Fiein tli 1 1'liliuilclpbla Ttums.
A hiiudieuiu looking, pertly gentleman,
faultlessly hlllred and in appoarnnce somo semo some
tbluis nelnuen a ileruuti baron aud n 1'remli
count, saiiutured up te the register of tbe
Girard liouse Saturday morning and wrote
thereon "J. L. Htelnmetz, Lancaster." Mr.
Htelnmetz, wtrj is a lawyer, was a Uomecratio
uiember ul the legislature a lew years Bge
aud formerly llgured prominently in Lan
caster county politics. Ue Is here looking
alter the Interests el some Lancaster tobacco
men who are heavy lusers by a roeont failure
in the tt holesale cigar trade In this city.
" I'vefiult foeliug with politics," said he;
"there's n lieap et fun In it, but no cider.
I'm working for stumrajust new. Himsel
has couie te tbe same conclusieu and se, I soe
by the Timet this morning, has Btenger.
He tbe two Williams agree In that point any-
hew " Mr. H'.elnmetz has made a furtune by
his pioleHjion, although only forty and a
bacheler.
funeral of 8dlr llarinan
The funeral el Hqulre Jacob Oarman, took
place en Saturday aftomeou, aud consider
ing the dlsiKreeable weather the attendauce
was large. The service were held in the
Uulen Station church aud were conducted
by Kev. Urownmlller.el I be Lutheran church
at Kphrata and Nev. llruner, of the United
Ilrethren church el lloamstewn. The Inter
ment was made lit the hurrying ground con cen
ucetfld with Ihu church.
Thel.ala Jehn Itoet-h's Will.
Tbe will el the late Jehn Hoaeh will lm
lllted fur prebata next week. The properly
bequeathed by Mr. Keach oensluts only of
the, ship-yard at Cheater, l'a., the Morgan
iron works at the root or Kut Ninth street,
and the house at 021 Firtbavenue, New Yerk.
There are no stock, bends,iecurllles or meney.
The three eug aud the widow Inherit the
property equally. The Fifth avenue house
and the Morgan Iren work are entirely tree
from any incumbrances.
Sunday Scheel fnitllet.
Ou Wednesday Sunday school Institute
will open In lurrisburg te continue three
days. Htv. H, D. Oehner, of this oily, will
conduct lb enrels,
EDWARD UNGKRCONFKSSES.
am ham
II Kti.LBU AVUVT
in Hin.r-eMrMHur.
memt,m
Taltlug ul the hiuftln, and llunr lie sought le
Uenesal Ih Utldtm.i of Iba Crime Tea
Heds Cut t'p stiil the llad
Tbtevrn Inte lb lllt.r
Edward Uliger, who Is charged with the
murder of August llotile at Ne. 'J2 Illdge
treet, New Yerk, and with allerward ship
ping tbe mangled remulns In a trunk te Bal
timore, made a full confession of Iho horrible
tragedy Monday t Igtit te Iusisxter Byrne.
Alter retutning from the Tombs police court
Iu the alteruoen I'ngcr appeared Tery ner
vous, and when near the central ollleo be
turned te Inspector Ily rues and said 1 " Yeu
are trying te hang me, ain't jeu ?"
11 Yeu knew whether you have committed
any crlme or net," the Inspector leplled.
Ou reaching hea Iquarters the prisoner was
taken te bis cell and locked up. At 0 o'clock
Uuger was taken out et hi celt and shown
the trunk In which the remain of his victim
bad been packed. The accused man shud
dered at tbe sight of the trunk and turned
away. The san, hammer and knife were
then shown htm. Tbe Might of the weapons
with which the crime bad been committed
was tee much for the wretcbed asaasslD, who
almost loll te the fleer with fear. The
prisoner was thru led back te his cell again,
but bolore helm? locked up Inspector Byrnes
told him Unit ttheu he was ready te tell the
truth te let hliu knew. At 0 o'clock Unger
called thu luruxuy nud requested an Inter
view with thu Inspector. The prltonerwa
brought Irem bis ndl and taken te tbe In
spector' prltute clllce, wbere he said he was
ready te tell thu whole truth. Unger then.
In tbe presence "I Inspector llyrnea aud
cot-oral wltuteiiM, nude the following state
ment of bis crime
I lite at Ne. 'J2 HIiUe meet. 1 bate known
August Deble since November, li;0. 1 first
met hlni Iu my ld,(.r lKcrci!oyp,euEldrldgo
street, tvhore be culled upeu tuu about an
advcrtisemtnt 1 bad put In a psper fera
partner. We could net agrce about the prloe,
and I sold the place out, aud saen after Ilohle
came te lite with moon Hldge street. The
agreement was that be should pay half the
rent and ene thlid of the household expenses.
Alter supper en thu night el Thursday, Jan
uary -'), Ilohle and myself wero alene
talking about dllleioet matter about 0.30.
lis was silting ou the feefs, and 1 was In
the act of pekinij the tire. He was very
profane aud called 1110 seme very hard
names. 1 told him te step, and put my hand
up te turn Ills head away. He struck me.
I sprang nt blm ami attempted te strlke him
with tee poker. We thm grappled, and he
picked up a knife and attempted te ttib me.
I ran into tbe bad-room and picked up a
hammer from elf a cbent. He made another
attempt at me tt ith tbe knife and I received
a slight cut en tbe band. I tben struck him
with the hammer and he staggered. I
struck him again aud tbe bead et the ham
tuer entered deep Inte his skull up te the
handle, and be full dead 011 the sofa. This
was about 10 o'clock. I expected my son
borne, and Iu order te couceal the remain
of thu dead mail I took the body
from tbe sofa aud laid It ou tbe
fleer. 1 tben took tbe cot upon which liehle
used te sleep aud placed It ever the body,
and covered It up with the bedclothes. When
uij-toncauie home I told him that lloble
had goueout. Shortly attcrttard we went te
bed in the fcame room with tbe dead man. On
the following luerulug, After my seu had
gene te work, 1 went te Grand street, bought
a saw ler te cents nud two yards of rubber,
llefore ruliirulng I took seteral drinks of
whisky. On reaching home 1 spread the
rubber en the fleer ti put tbe body en top
et it. 1 then started te cut tbe body up with,
tbusaw, I first satciud the head from the
body, wrappud it up In paper and laid it
asldu. I theu cut both legs elf, aud I think
tha 'eft arm, nud finding tbe legs loe long te
put Inte thu trunk 1 cot both lect oil and
placed them In the Uuuk. I tbonplaced the
b-xly en top of the les, uud the arms en top
of tbe body. I wiped up tbe bleed with some
clethintr of the ikceased aud seme paper, put
them in the trunk und lie 1 the trunk up, 1
then left the Iieu-e aud went te tbe Grand
street lorry, itrrtlug the head with me. I
bearded a Wltll.tiiuburc beat, and when lu
mid.streum 1 tbruu- the heed Inte tbe
rlver. 1 then v-tut te tbe resldence of
Henry Hiegil, .Ne Jin Tbroep street,
liroeklytt. but en finding th.it he was
net well 1 told his wifu that liehlc bad geno
toChictge. I ruturutd home, and en the
Iellnttiii;day I shipped the trunK te Ueury
Hi me, Ne al'iKent atcmu. Brooklyn. Ou
the hauie tiny 1 tranilorred the trunk by
Westcutl'H Express te this clty,bavlug posted
the felluvtlng uddreas upeu It: 'Jehn A. WU
Btu, lialtlmere, Md., te Uncalled for.'
'The trunk was brought te Nww Yerk and
transported by Adams Uxpress te Haiti mere,
I did net meau te kill lloble. He was a very
quarrelsome man, uud 1 believed my life iu
dauger when be atruck me. I took the
method I did et dlspesiug or the body be
cause I wanted te sat e myself und family
from Ulcgrace."
L'nger idoutllled tbe trunk and the bloody
clothing brought from Baltimore. The core cere core
ner'a Inquest iu tbe miner will l9 held en
Tuesday.
Again Arraigned.
Ntw Yerk, Jan. 31 IMward A. Unger,
of trunk murder mj story fame, was again
arraigned tc-day. He declined t sny any
thing at ptesent and wits sent back te police
headquarters.
m 1
U-. I IVHLlTKH'a L&VTVHK.
II10 rtludeuts el tbe Semlinry II .at Hint im
"Ubnrcli Orgaulittleu" I'retldciit
Apule OeimaU.csut,
On Friday aftcruoeu He v. V'w. F. Lloblttei,
pastor of St. Luke's llotermod church, de
llvered a very able uud approprlate lecture te
the students et the theological semluary ou
"Church Organizatleu." Hat. Licbliter has
bad much oxierluiice in church organliitlen
aud has been exceptionally suaoestfuL Four
years age, with but llttle ouceuragemout
from tbe old eitabllihud c'uirohei of this
city, ha started St. Luke's Mission and hit
slnca theu develepsd It tutu a Ujurlsulug
congregation composed et nluety mambera
aud two hundred aud forty humlny Hjbeil
schelare, se that bUoxcalleatoxpsriunco well
lllted lil-n te dollver a lecture ou this subjejt
The student went away with nnuy polnter.
President Apple was ceulluad te his room
during tbe latter part of last week with sick
no, but is new able te be about again.
Tuesday night Kev. Dr. H V.tlarbard will
start en his trip te Abllenn, Kansas, te
preach the sermon at the dodlcatteu of tint
new Kolermed church nt lint placj. He will
be gene about two wenks.
The services yesterday in the cli ipal tt ere
oenductod by Hev. 1'rer. Htnhr, tvhopreiohed
en the text as found In HL Matt, vlll., 27.
Kev. F. A. Oast, I). U , proacued yejlerdny
in St. Paul's Keformed ohurek, this city.
Iren Workers rightlug.
Jerry Wright, a puddlernt the l'enu Iren
works, and William U Htett, a heater, met
en Saturday oveulng ou NeriU Queeu stroeh
Beth had been drinking und they seen bad a
quarrel. Tbey did net coma te bleiva at that
time, but met again later at night in the
eastern sectleu of the city, Hostilities wero
then renewed in prlze ring style. The result
was that Ste'.t va badly whipped, bis face
having beeu beaten terribly by Wright. In
the battle the lstter, llke Hjiten'ii represen
tative, had hi baud braken itu.t the Injury
wilt disable him for some time.
The OrUkcrvlll Churih right.
The Hrlckerville church dllllculty which
has been before our court for years has again
come te tbe front. It will be remembervd
that the Qgbt between tbe representatives of
the rival synods for tbe possession or the
church property w only decided by the mi
preme court last May, alter legal contest of
several year. The parties the court said
were entitled te the property, E. K. Hetbert, ut
al.today.tlireugh their counsel D.U.Kabelman
and H. V. Kby, entered utt against M. Ferns,
ler t al. te recover the value el the product
of the property for theten years they llle-rally
held the properly,
amukbtxu run reiuiMitr.
Jams. II. I tool h Aft.r lieluc Lnrksd In the
tatleu Meese Maktt It's Eieapa.
Jamb H. lloetb, who resides In Lnndla'
court, was arrested 011 Saturday oveulng en
theobsrge of forgery. 'Iho circumstances
are these ! About two tneutbs ae a promis
sory nete for 1200 was git en by Iloeth at the
hanking home of Keel, McGraen 4. Ce.
The nete was payable te the enler of Danlel
Trewitz and the names el James It. Iloeth
and Henry Martin appeared en the face ss
drawers. The name of Mr. Tretvll appeared
across the baek 4 cmlorser of the note.
Beeth bad tbe nole discounted and obtained
the menry. On Friday Inst the nole bocame
due and waa proteited. When It wns sbett 11 (e
Mr. Trewltt he at once declared that he had
ueyer signed the nole and tbe naine en tbe
back was a forgery. Whether Mr. Martin's
Ignature Is gouulne Is net known at present,
asthatgeullemanissbicnt frouitlie clly en
a business trip through the Wistarn country.
On Saturday morning cuuiplnlut was made
against noeth by thu bmklng II nil bolore
Alderman McCennmy. In the evening he
was arresled en-North iioen street by Ofll
cars l'yleand tValsli, who took blm te the
station house. Aflcr Mtllni; upstairs ter a
lluiehe was taken cleu n te a cell by Offlcer
Pyle. A couple el Ilaolb'sfrleuds called te
see blm a few minutes a'ter be was placed Iu
the cell and tbey were n'.lowed te talk te blm
in the presence of Turnkey I'entz About
fifteen inlnutea later lloeth's father ctlled et
see his son aud when tha turnkey went te
tbe cell he found It empty. It Is net alto,
gether clear hew the csjjpettas msde. The
supposition Is that tbe lock. In tbe cell deer
was net securely fastened and that noeth re re re
meved the lock by teaching It through tbe
opening lu tbe cell deer. After he get te the
corridor he walked te the resx deer, which
was alto locked, and I10 forced that lock open.
Ue thou loll the station liou-e and went
across Iho lets aud cur.e out ou North Chris
tlan street Ofllcera ueir bed for Iloeth en
Saturday u'ght and Sunday.but did net learu
anything as te his whereabouts. The 0 dicers
complain that all the le ki for -the fetatien
house cells are out of order, and their only
wonder Is that tbore are net mero escapes.
Iloeth Is n young una ttell known lu tbe
city. Fer a 3 ear or mure past he has liceu
engaged at heavy haulla,'. L'utli recently be
was the ewuer of a tine, lare pair of bay
horses which attracted c 'tib! lenbte attention.
These be dispened of jouie weeks age.
After Uueth escaicd from the elation
house he attsuded u dan'-lu school at
Kxcoller hall, wbcre ha remained Heme
time. Healteiwardegntahls frter.di koe1!
bye and nald be Intended te ltatn teitn.
VL4ll.rl UlTll OUAIMSD LtUUTMl.yO.
Lewis belhrrl's filarlllun Liptrlcncc In t'n.h
leg Twe Wire, lugiihtr.
(Saturday afternoon aueu- o'cieck, Albert
Wagner, locksmith, who works In a rear room
en tbe third fleer of Stelnmsn 1 Ge's build
ing, was startled te see a brilliant light sheet
up from MifUIn street. He nt first thought
there tt as a nr, but tbe llht instantly dis
appeared, and ou leek It ,- ut of the tt iudew
be found that Lewis Saie rt, tt he un lu tbe
building en tbe ethtr side et the strect, bad
takeu a gea brcket, and pU".-d It against 0110
of the heavy copper wi-M of the Hdlaen Elec
tric Light cempuuy, en I inibed the wire ever
against another wlre ' bed parallel with
and net far from it Iesunlly there was a
flash or llxht, afatlcl th i;at bracket, aud a
badly shocked amateur eli.tri U-i. Tbe gas
bracket, It Is said, disappeared instantly, and
some paople think the ele trlcity "chawed It
up aud swallowed It Tle uevt time tbe
yeuug inau who ban.) -ul tbe x bracket
wants te make an experiment, he will prob
ably stand behind a jeun mule aud tickle
his bind loot with a atra. He-will thus re
ceive a mere moderab ijKk than was given
him by tbe electricity.
Mi-Jur JlcHnuald ul tlic Sili !iUen .limy.
Counsel for Majer MiDejald, 01 tbe Salva
tleu Army, who has lcu lu tail for teme
weeks 011 a charge el conspiracy te abduct
Miss Lngle, a euug M.iihtlm girl, peti
tiened the court te.iJij t'.r his di'-charge en
bill. McDonald ba belrleads in thbeeunty,
bat a Yerk county gentleman agreed te be be be
oemohla beudsmau. luu nile et court re
quires tbe ball te be u nideut of Lancaster
county, but in this cass the commeuvt ealtb'a
oillcera did net object te tbe Yerk county
man becoming his bOLdsunn aud he tt ill be
released when tbe Yui k n an sipus the lull
bend.
bubuiittcd te itin Si nste
Washinotem, Jac ! The president
s?utte the Senate te J iv ihe folle-vlng nomi nemi nomi
nateons: Lieut-Cel. J sons MJ Wbittomere
tote colonel; Majer I rn. H. Parker, le
be lieut colonel ; Cap- ' '-u Ackre3 te be
major.
Festmaitera : J 1 1 ct A. Halllager,
Machias, Me -, Gee. II Sewman, Uuckapert,
Me ; Frank 12. Hi ', Winterly, 11 I
Lawreuca llezde, Weburti Mats. ;
Uatilel B. Smith, .Mount Helly, N. J. ;
Dube'e Kglosteu, Wlnutbcreiigh, S. C. , Jcs.
IL Kilbourne, Big HipUN, Mlcb.j Maria H.
Hftwlett, Jeneavllle, Mrb ; Win. O. Ilrading,
Gallliwlis, Ohie ( AuU4t r. Kammerer,
llcardstewn, III. j ltsbinioe, M. Jenes, Chlce,
Cal.i A. M. McPberseu, ii ileue, Kan.; WU
lard A. Wheeler, Atkliien, Neb., Gee. ('.
Mlddlobreok, MlUbauk, Dak.
isen Uugland Kailiuntcr. OigHiiUlng
Bosten, Jan. 31. It is piopestd te lerm,
el tbe empleyes en 11U the New Kngland
Nteam railroads, a new trade dlHtrictnf the
Knights el Laber. 1 he object of the district
will be te fee that the uuu ttrelalrly compen
sated aud have teas muble hours and te keep
an oterslghtel tbe ttelfitre el tbe members.
DMrlet organizers ttill tske the Held end
mats meeting will 10 call'd te mterest the
man and asluk and death bMiellt lund will
be es abllshsd, Msctli gd Ul be called in a 1
large tewub throughout Neit Kiigland.
Street Oars btilke lijuauiltr
Han Fkanoisce Jan. 31 List eveulng
about 0 o'clock, a liorfe car en the Hutter
(trcet line ran evers djnamlte cflrtrldt;e cu
M trket street. An explosion followed lilting
the car two feet In the air nud bunking the
llaneoef oue of the tt heels. About 0 o'clock
a horse car en tbe eame line near Buchanan
and l'acltle streets, also reu ever it dynamite
cartridge, tbe txploMeu shattering tbe cur
windows and breaUiug the flange of ene et
the wheels, None of the passengers were lu
j u red.
A raaaeiiftr Engine lull" TnvuO-Qte !
I'lrianuRO, Jan. 31 Vt C.30 o'clock this
imrnlng as the early pavouger train ou tbe
Northern division of the Pittsburg it West
ern railway approached tbe trestle spanning
at G city's creek, i.eir evergreen Hamlet
station, six mtle-i Iio 11 this city, tht
ouglne left the tincH and toppled oil
the ttestie Inte thectcik, J- feet belew.
Engineer Scott Marsball was fatally injured
and tbe fireman v es evrleusly scalded aud
bruljed. The coaches and biggape car for
tunately remained ou tbe track.
TueTrliilet ir.Nclll.
Nhtv Your, Jan. al. The trial of o-AI-deruiau
Jehn O'Neill was rauiced te-day,
O'Neil swore that lie was uet or Uurag the
year 1SSI atMoLsuiUllu'sbeuso, 'The culy
reason I voted for the llreulway read" said
O'Neill, "was becau'e I thought it was a geed
thing, I never agreed te receive adollar,uer
did I ever receive n dollar."
Chaneieil.
Hauhisuujie, Jau. 31. There was char
lered te-day at the state department Iho
Champien Blewer aud Ferge cempauy of
Lancaster. Thecapltal sbvlc Is f:10,000.
SHOT TUROUGH TUE BRAIN.
HAvaiwn nm.Mum'n thamie
HA Hit HUH MUBNIHI.
it nu
Banker August Uelment'a sun tiue le an Kit-
nlug Uluncr In New Tntk anu Il.lurns
lib a N Iglit Walebman le Ills Heme
triisre II Sheets Ulmi.lt.
Ni.tv Yenu, Jan. 3L Werd reached po
lice hcBilquarlers at 3 o'clock this morning
that iUymeud llelmeut, seu or August Bel
mont, tbe tt oil known banker, bsd shot him
self. It was Impossible te learn at that hour
whether or uet the young mail's injuries
were likely te proto fatal, but the police im
mediately sent for a coroner le go te tbe
heuse. Yeung iloluieut lived with his
father at Ne. 100 Fifth avenue, and was as
sociated with tbe Belmont banking houne at
Ne. 12 Pine street
1:30 a. m, In tbe evening Usytnend went
te dinner, but wbere It could uet be ascer
tained this morning. Ue returned shortly
bofero 1 o'clock this morning. With him
was Leenard Behr, a nlgbt watchman, with
whom young IUymeud was well acquainted,
and who frequently accompanied blm home.
Together tbey went down te the basement,
wbere there was a sheeting gallery, in which
young Bolmeut, who was a very expert shot,
frequently practised. There he also had a
stock of revolvers aud guns. As tbey on en on
tereil thn room young Belmont p'cked up a
double acting Smith A Wessen pearl ban
dUd rovelvor of 32 calibre, and turning te
Biur paid : " New I want you te go and held
up a geld cellar button In your hand and 1
will sheet it out"
Bebr, who bad frequently seen the young
man sheet and bad great confidence lu him,
at ouce agreed te de this. Before taking' up
hi position, however, young Belmont turned
b him and said,: "First, close all tbe doers
se that the report may net alarm father, who
Is upstairs." Thereupon Behr walked ever
te a deer and bad Just put bis band upon It
when he heard the report et the pistol.
Turning at once he saw young Belmont fall
ing te the fleer, bleed gushing from a wound
In the right slde of his head. " My Ged,
Rsymond," be cried, " what have you done?"
He leaned ever tbe young man, who opened
his eyes, aud loektog at blm, tried te speak,
but could net. As Bebr looked at blm Le
closed bla eyes and became unconscious.
Behr then left bin, and running up stairs,
aroused August Belmont, the young man's
father, who was all alene In the house. Tbe
watchman was sent for Dr. Felk, the family
physician, and In a few minutes he was at
the young man's bedside ttlth two ether
physicians, whose name could net be ascer
tained. They tried te resuscitate young Bel
mont, but failed. He died seen after the bul
let eutered his brain. Corener Erdman and
his deputy wero notified and arrived before
the doctors left They found that the bullet
had passed through tbe skull, entering tbe
right side of the head and coming out at tbe
left The watchman said the sheeting was
accidental, but tbe coroner said all tbe indi
cations pointed te suicide It was evident
that )eung Belineut had taken considerable
wlne with bis dlucer. Sergeant Sobmltl Sebmltl Sobmltl
berg"r, of tbe 19th precinct, went te tbe
home with a policeman. At first they In
tended te rut the frightened watchman un
der arrest, but they finally cenciudtd te 1st
blm alone. Mrs. Belmcnt is In Washington
with Congressman Ferry Belmont She was
notified by telegraph this morning.
THE SnOOTINO rEOBABLY ACCIDENTAL
New Yerk, Jan. 31. 'IhebandHomebeuso
or the well-known banker, Mr. August Bel
mont, at Ne. IM Firth avenue, is te-day
shrouded la gloom whlle heavy crepe en the
deer bell end closely drawn blinds tell the
eterj' of bereavement by death. It la new
itated en steed nutherlty that tbe sheeting of
Mr. Raymond Belmont wm net caused by
suicide. Leenard Behr, the watchman, cud
the only witnass who was present at the
sheeting, said te a Unlted Press reporter
te-day ; " Mr. Belmont came home shortly
berore midnight and weut te bis room but
after partially disrobing came down and
asked me If I bad the revolver be had given
me te weeks age. I gave it te him and he
Intlted me te go into the sheeting gallery in
tbe cub-cellar, as I often did. I weut and he
a -iked me te he,'il up a cellar butteu 113 a
mark for blm te fire at. I demurred, as I
was afraid of an accident, although he was an
excellent marksman. 1 noticed that Mr.
Helmeut bad been drinking, but did net
think that would affect his aim. While be
held tbe revelver in bis band and was about
te take aim at a beard, a thought
teemed te strlke blm that the report
of tbe revelver mUht alarm bla father and
be asked me te shut the cellar deer. At this
tlme Mr. Belmont held tbe revelver In bis
r.gbt baud wlib tbe muzzle pointed upward,
as he bad withdrawn it from his Intended
nlm. I went te close the deer when I beard
a report Leeking round I saw Mr. Belmcnt
had shot himself. 1 knew et ue reason why
he should have deliberately takeu bis life
and thluk tbe dlscbarge or tbe self-cecklug
pls'el was ascldeutal, caused by a ucrteus
uctleu of tbe trigger finger."
Villi. All UUU A TAI1.VU8 DltAUUEC
Their Meeting biietfsy Nlgbt Llttle I.-. Than
H Hlot-Tbe Autt-Kutghta Lravc.
1'niLADEtrutA, Jan. 3L A meeting of
the Tailors Assembly, Ne. 6,271, K. of I,
was bold last night About 300 members
were prtsent 1 be meeting waa characterized
by such nerleus wrangling and vlolcnce that
tbe presence el a number of policemen was
necessary te at ert personal encounters, Tbe
t-ouble aroae ever tbe assembly deciding last
Sunday te leave tbe Knights and form a branch
of the Journeymen Tailors Protective union.
Tbe meeting last night was ler tbe purpose
of taking steps te perfect the new organiza
tion. The minority who favor remaining in
the Knights auneuueed that they intended te
retaln the charter aud continue as a local as.
sembly of the Knights et Laber. This caused
the utmost coufuMeu which was heightened
by home pcrseus extinguishing the
gas lights. Benches were overturned
aud desks thrown dewu and theu the
Janitor Oillcd In the pelice, whereupon tbe
members who opposed tbe Knights left the
ball. The gas was then rellgbteJ, and tbe
members who remained reselt oil te continue
the organization as a local assembly of tbe
Knights of Laber. The master workman
having retired with the ethers, Wolff Kcrsteln
presided, and it coinmiltee or tlve was ap
pointed te visit tbe bank in which the fund
or the organization are deposited, and enjoin
the ofllelals from baudlug the money ever te
tbe ether orgatiUitien.
Would Met llldft uu Tup
Wi.NhLetv, Ariz., Jan. 31 A few days age,
Superintendent Felk, el the Atlantic A.
racltle railroad, Issued an order that el'
brakeincn shuild hereafter rlde en top of
their trains, The brakemeu, who are well
ergauized, relueid te go out unices the order
was rescinded. Tbe eeuipany held out until
yosterduy, when the order was withdrawn
and two frelght trains pulled out, making a
victory for tbe brakemeu.
AgalDSI Sendsy Werk.
HrniMiribl', Mass., Jan. 31 A large
meeting of paper makers was held at llolyeke
yesterday te see what can be deue toward
closing tbe mills from 0 p. m. Saturday till 0
a, m. Monday. A committee was appolnted
te obtain signatures from uigbt workers all
evet Ibeceuntry In favor nt this move.
VVM CUAHTnmWMHBK.
Mr l.twlcr t'reMDtirrsainblandIttelutlati,
VTblth Are Itelrrrrd Tbe M.iliau I n.
Hen lull nigued.
Wasiiinote.n, Jan. 31 (iTeuje). In the
Heuse te day a number of bills and resolu
tions were Introduced aud referred, among
them the follewing: By Mr. Wheeler, of
Alabama, fixing the hour for the dally meet
lug el tbe Huuseat 11 o'clock ; by Mr. Dunn,
or Atknnsas, rer thn construction of a bridge
across the Mississippi rlver at Memphis,
Toen, j by Mr. Lnwicr, or miner, tbe lel
lowing prcambleand resolution :
WnnnKAs, The belligerent tone of the Ca
nadian press and tbe announcement that
Great ftrltalu will shortly dl. patch a fleet of
war ships te cruise lu the vicinity of our
nerthtnsteru coast II 110 indicate hostility to
wards the Unlted States grewlug out et our
poltlen en the fisheries question, snd
WllKhKAS. Admiral I'orler has directed
attention le thn tact that 27 out of our Atlantic
guirnnd l'acltlu harbors are absolutely de
fenseless, eleven of them, te wit : New Yerk,
San Francisce. Hestnn, tbe lake perts,Haiup
ten Keads, New Orleati", Philadelphia,
Washington, Baltimore, Portland, Maine,
and the Khode Island perls or Narragansett
Biy are in urgent niodef luimtdtate defense,
and
WllKRKAS, It Is nlloged that Great
Brltalu and Canada are In pon'cMen of
charts and exemplification of all our harbors
and coast defense ; thertfjre
llctelvett, That ihe president be reqne-led
as commander-in-chief el the army and navy
te Inform the llouse of Heprsentatlvts atnn
etrly day what bteps, if miy, ere necessary,
In his judgment, le provlde for this emer
gency. Mr. Brngg, of Wisconsin, suggested that it
wasunwlse te advertise te tbe enemy our un
protected iiosltleu.
The resolution wag rtferred tt tl.e commit cemmit
tte en appropriation.
The Uoute has pasucd the egrienUural ap
propriation bill.
Mr. lloutelle, el Maine, (.lle".d a riselu
tlen directing the foreign atlalrs commlt'eeto
for with report back the Senate retaliation
bill. Mr. Levcrlng, or Mass., presented n
resolution from tbe MassachU'ctta legislature
In favor of the retaliation bill.
Tbe Uouse has geno Inte commlttce of
the whole en the agriculture appropriation
bllt
Mr. Hear preseuteJ a resolution Iu tbe
Senate concerning the treatment of American
Tetscls In Canadian waters and declaring In
laver of retaliation te the exent of prohibiting
Canadian vessels from purchasing supplies
lu American perU and etentually the ex
clusion of all Canadian products by land or
sea ; It was refined te the foreign relations
cemmitter.
Ibe Senate took np the surdry civil appro appre appro
iriatleu bill.
Tbe Senate has laid atlde Senater Beck's
railroad attorney bill lu erder toceutlnuo
consideration of tbe sundry civil appropria
tion bill.
The Mrilnu I'entluu Kill Mgurd.
Washington, Jan. 31. The president has
slgued tbe Mexican pension bill, and the bill
for a public building at Worcester, Mass.
6eerctary Mannl ng has Informed the com
mlsslencr of agriculture that lu his opinion
tbe care of the cattle quarantine stations
Bheuld continue with the agricultural depart
ment and net be returueil te tbe treasury
department as proposed by the peudlug bill.
Attorney General Garland has net yet re
turned Iho iuttr-state vemmciue bill tj tbe
president.
An understanding baa been leeched be
tween the couferoes en the antl-Morteu bill
by which the Senata is te accept the Uouse
amendments and a report will be made
shortly.
When tbe supreme com t of tbe United
States convened atuoeu te-day Chief Justice
Wulte announced that tbe tlme lu which
the arguments lu tbe telephone casea
are te be made vn extended until
Tuesday el next week, und that tbe counsel
must agree ameug thomselves as te tbe di
vision el it, as tbucourtaldnet waut te make
further extension el ttie tlme. It waa ex
pected that the arguments would clo-se next
Friday. Sir. J. J. fatorrew, ler the Bell com
pany, then resumed, and win likely con
tinue nil day.
Iu tbe abstuce of Mr. I'erry Boluient, who
was suJdenly called te Ne a Yerk, the diplo
matic and consular appropriation bill wa, of
course, net called up, but It Is understood
that a coure of action ou the fisheries ques
tion was agreed upon by tbe subcommittee
en foreicu atlalrs consisting of Messrs. Bel.
meet, Clements aud Htce bofero Mr. BjI
mom's departure.
All Tliere Ijt I'ltature.
Wasuinoten, Jau. 31. Tnere are fite
railroad men iu the city who are prominent
In railroad and express circles, aud their
presence here Just at this time Is much com
mented en. Mr. Vanderblls and Mr. Hene,
el New Yerk, as has been Btate I boretolore,
are etidently bere for reit aud quiet
President Norten, of tbe Louisville ifc
Nashville, who arrived In the city Saturday
evening by a priva'.e car ever thu Baltimore
& l'otemao read with bis ramlly and a
party of irieuds, alsj says be U here for
pleasure.
Mr. T, J. Fctter, cf Cblou'e, president el
the Chleie, Burlington A Q'llncy rillread,
declarca that bis vLlt has nothing te de with
the inter-state cemmerce bill. He sajs hli
read will net submit briefs or arguments te
tbe attorney general.
Mr. Charles Farge, el Chicago, prenldeut
of the American Uxpress company, Is also in
the city, as he sajs, bent upon pleasure.
Mil. HA.SfllMl 31 AV LKAVK.
mil IIe Will Stay In tha Cabinet I'ulll til nnk
Is Organized.
Wasuimiien, Jau. 31 Iu reference te
tbe rumors as te Secretary Manning's retire
ment from the cabinet, it may beaid en tbe
btgheet authority tbut subscriptions et stock
have been collected for eme time past for a
new national bank te ba organized in New
Yerk, with tbe underMandiDg that Secretary
Mannlogweuldbooomaits president Secre
tary Manning has known thle,and has made no
pretest against It As tbe plans have become
mero tally matured ami thodelre.lHiibscrlp-
tlens Beeured. the president has nten op
tlens secured, the prcwueni nas neon
rreached. aud It has been ascertained that be
' .,-... . ...!..(, tl.nnln
weuia mil eiiucHiui iu ivumu tn vu.,.un
Irem utveptlng tt banK presidency inoieuerca
a ureat lucreitsu of salary
and retease irem
the obligations of Ills position at the head of
the treasury department Muttcis having
progressed thus far, tboqucstien till remains
open, inasmuch as Mr. Manning sajs that
au cller or a bank presidency ctunet be for
mally made or accepted uutll the bank is or
ganlzed. Fer this reason, be authenzss tha
statement that he has net accepted such eu
efler, and It U deuhtlesa true that the matter
remains open, subject te bis final and formal
decision later en, but all peibenal and official
rrleuda appear te be confident or his secert
ance, and his own statements strongly Imply
It
A Siale Ai.ei Istlen Umpire
On Saturday William Deau, of this city,
slgued a contract te umpire for the Fenm-j I
vaula Base Ball Association next season,
The umpires will rccelte $123 per month.
m '
lu Tutlll
J. S. Ferbes, advauce agent of Annie Ber
le in' dramatle company, which appear at tbe
Wet Kteg street tbeutre all next week, is in
town arrauglug for the appearance cf the
show.
WmATUMH JNJiKMXItin-.
nWlBUlsoies, V. 0 Jan. 31. F01
Eastern Pennsylvania t Celd, northerly
p 'winds, bblfting te easterly, bOvteming
I slightly warmer, fair weather,
TIlttKK HUNDRED I.0ST
. -m
-IK ms Hli-.t VULLIlim IMAM THM UA.
tlLlAN uuur Ann nr
4vi
A a Kegllth Vassal Hound rer AuatmUa. 1
Large Mauhsr el KaHgranw, sirtk j
Unknown Oralt-eaa ellks PM. M
s.ngrs Rstensd.
Londen, Jan. 31. Dispatches Justness
irem me Janeiro aiate mat we ou
Itapuuda Irem Ljnilen for Australia
large number of emlgrants en bear v
with an unknown vessel near tba
Brazil and sank almost Immediately.
hundred of thoe en beard of the KaptU
wero drowned. The remainder were
at uatit. Ne rurtbpr particulars Mm
boeu rccdlved. V
Esptetrr Stanley te Leave Caire en Tk
CAine, Jan. 31 Mr. Henry StBlJM
icate mis cur en Thursday, en route I
zlhar. Te a United Press reporter he I
terizcil the lepert that Emln Bey 1
ou his way te the eastern cotster Africa.)
having cut bis way through the Uganda 1
rltery, ns tbe sheerest nensenie. W
Fasln, U.e Egyptian prlme minister,
ummie LcTftteu government is net pli
uimcuiutj u me y,Hy 0f jir, Htatllej'l
expedition, aud that etery thing will1
reaiiyaiiuotime.Mr. Hlauley ha fixed
Its departure.
Ooielicn a.tsa I'srliaiurnlar Beat.
Londen, Jan. 31 Lord Algernon PwetS
lias resigned Lis seat as member el Parttefi
ment rer St. GenraeM Hanover Square ut
favor ct Mr. Gnschen. tbe (lefesled candldatev.j(
for the Exchange dlvisen ofLlverneol. ik
Tbe Londen Twits rays that It believe Jyj
that Mr. Geechen will accept tbe efltT Mi
Lord Algernon Percy, M. I, for St Oe
Hanover Square, who basteslgued from tiHeY
seat In favor el Mr. Goschen.
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Jehn HrigUl's Criticism.
IxiNbex, Jan. 31. Mr. Jehn Bright
written a letter deploring tbe lact thai
suptiosed te renreseut Irishmen and tM
lu the 8trugle no going en in IrlaT1
cover sjteak a word el counsel te their eea
trymeu In behalf of industry, honesty
tempDrance, which would lessen theevU j
Ireland, though they jiuld uet add tei
Irian or American uonaueua 01 casu. ;,;
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NuFurtharuucerd iu llelNtU $f$
Belfast, Jan. 31 The city Is quiet te-day.' $)ji
Tbe parsons arrested for participating lnyasVS
terday'a rioting were arraigned oerera iaa)S
police maglstratet today, formally cthvgesti
with the crlme and rematiued r,er a rer
bearing.
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TitsririKrissrrii. vewiaht.
Ne Uladrdcr Auiwbtre Breuklin's Ceal Tat
ISelng Uepteled Rapidly Utmandsef rf1
New Yerk, Jan. 31. All was quiet wbamjf
work began en the wharves along tbe HefaV
river this morning. Groups 01 ileswh
'iorgbberemen steed ou tbe corner '
ing tbe new bands at the decks where
ers were lying. Small forces of green 1
v.-ere added te the uuuiber obtained
week, and net u few of the non-union 1
lately engsged lulled te put In auapp
Asked about this, n official el tbe 'I
ehoremen's union said : " A geed many 1
the new men put te work last week.
what we call 'deck ranger,' who catek 1
odd lob when tbev feel llke, bat don't I
long at anything." -vrB
Simultaneously at 10 e Meck at the ra
elers, a comndttce 0! thrce of the
handlers presented themselves te the-1
uers agent and made a demand ler
wages. Tbe specification of this da
are that for a day's work of 10 hour err
thev shall recaive r2. and that rer all
tlme and Sunday wmk they shall be paid J
cants an hour : that u called en at 7 a. 00.
holidays aud the work roves (e be of twa
-three hour?. It bhull he called usir a os
work-, aud that payment shall be made twh
a meutb. alie ra'e tue men are new gev
is 17 cents nu fnmr-BlJd tbey have
work be that they carfJ-J ,vvnMl
per mouth. Tht men requeat aif,p-
iioen te-morrow.
The officers of the coal companies''
making desperate efforts te carry en I
with grreu hands, still maintain a
front They say tbey are net alarmed al
threats et dMrlel assembly 49, of the Bail
et Laber te Kill further extend tbe atrlkal
calling the Knights en the elevated
and all tbe men empleyed by ether
consumersel coal, notably the gas corns
Tbe tire at tbe Cromwell pier en Sitmf
has alarmed shippers aud new the a
tlcn Is le clear oil tbe decks as quickly;,!
osalble. Cargoes of cotton and oil that
accumulated ou piers are being trans
te lighters and removed. The strike oil
'longshoremen and coal handler aleag'
rivtr ire-t or Brooklyn sun com
There has beec no dbtur bance waa
Brooklyn suflers for coal. It is 1
regular demand will exhaust tha uprif(
Wednesday. Already many or the
tarda are empty. Wboleaale dealer 1
the meat part as badly ou a the re'alV
consequently the yards are closed.
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.Vuniner itiizzarn 111 in.iennirM,OT
HKT.ENA, Ment, Jan. 31. Thegloeoiya
leek ler stock lu Northern ruentaaav.
Canadian territory ttns further Intenatt
t beaw blizzard aud snow fall
night The temperature ranged freaij
35 decrees boletv Irem ten Assin
British Columbia. Three te four 1
sueATiell within a radlu of thirty te 1
miles from here. Tbe storm waa
tore, block in this radlu are in a (
. cta.,.l l,n ttnrm wllh hilt fnw leaSHSSL't.a
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Murder Ends a DUpat Over Vive I
CnATTANOOQA, Tenn., Jan, SI..
tardlv murder occurred here Uat
w blch Samuel McClure shot Philip
cold blecd. Tbe two men quarreled I
nickel that McClure claimed Beea?i
,,,,, in lhe quarrel, McClure ad TiaeetM
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UH VlttlllU i.ii.M-...n,.
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and neurcd ihe contents Inte Bacea'4
tearing out the vitals, MoClure waai
nud Iniprlaened,
OulyThrre Legislators FrWtlri
Tiiknten, N. J., Jan. 31. rnejeiail
biy met a few toceuds after 12 o'clock I
Senater Sloen anu A.ieuiuijuiesi
mid Kcudder Mint the only memo
cnt lbe usual fermaline were all l
f.nt end the result was three vote for
A -.belt ler Uulted Statea senator. , 1
I'ldlailelphU Democrats Name ItaalaeVi
PnitAUKU'itiA, Jan. 31 roe lien
tOAlay nominated Charles uentonferr
of taxes. In pUca of Jehn Hunter, who 1
cllued the nomination, A eandldaa"J
mayor will tie selected te-morrow te All J
vacancy 011 the lienet causeu iy iue a
tlen of Charles 11. liansa. am
Uisutrues rire. ,'
OrTKnLAKC, Mleb., Jan. ai flrfj
inernlnir totally destreyrd, tegaibar"
their ceuteuf, Baardsley A Fratl'a J
store, Harris McCorrnaeo'B
and the Bcardsley Stfrtaa OOI
home., Kstlmated let about I
once 112.000. j-VJ
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Iast.BUr eHmaV' .'' 1
Laxevikw. Ulek.. Jm.
Wilsen was tassaatly kUled 1
neon by tbe eaplosiea of tba I
Bietberaaaw milt jsawa .
iia Awna.a. wu aarlAStslsr I
1 mill WM eosepiemy w
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