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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
Work of the Session Begun
in
Earnest.
SPEAKER SULZER'S COMMITTEES.
Ilrllllunt Ilocentlon Olven Last Nlelit br
Governor utid BIrs. lplowcr New Jpr
aej' T,sls1iTitiiro Convenes To-dyto
suit of the Democratic Senatorial Caucus
Albany, Jan. 10 The Assorably hud
a gala appearance last night, as a largo pro
portion of tho mombors vrero in evening
(It-ens in preparation for tho Governor's
reception.
It was 8:15 o'clock when tho gavel foil,
and prayer win offered by tho Ilev. Dr.
McLeotl. Tho galleries niul tho Iloor
back of tho rail wero crowded with spec-
tutors.
Annual reports wero handed in from
the Superintendent of Public Works, the
Railroad Commissioners, nnd tho St.
Lawrence Stnto hospital.
the Speaker nnuounced tho stnndlng
comuittees, among thorn Ufa following:
Ways and Mentis Qulgley, ltorniiiilinr.
Smith, Vumlewuter, Ellison, ltansoru, lluni
hunlt, Morris, Malby, Fisli, Sheppurd.
Judiciary Cooney, .Martin, llahlo, Ouen-
ther, Duiaolt.Soutliwoith, Shields, Farqualiar,
Dey, AiiiRwortli, (iillliu.
Quneral Iaws- Ouenther.Soutuwortli, gulz-
ley, Bhlolds, Keenim, Martin, Davison, Mo
Keen, Woodbury. Taylor, lloll.
miles -The Hpeuker, ouinley, JIurtin, Web
ster, Mnlby, Fish.
The chairmen of tho other committees
are as follows:
Itovision Mr. Shlolds.
Codes-Mr. Mm tin.
Taxation and Hctienchmcnt Mr. Foley.
Canals Mr. Chilian.
Attains of Cities Mr. Webster.
Until ouds Mr. Townsetid.
Comuieroo and Navigation Mr. Sullivan.
lusurunoe Mr. Koehc.
Banks Mr. Quuekenbush.
Electricity, (Jus nnd AVater Supply Mr.
Kelly.
Fisheries and Game Mr. O Connor.
Trades and Manufactures Mr. Kerrigan.
Agrloultuie Mr. Hilton.
Iiidinn Atlulis Mr, Peolc,
J'linted and Engrossed Illlls Mr. Ott.
Unnnished Ilusliioss Mr. Cubill.
A number of bills were introduced
in
the Semvto.
NEW JERSEY'S LEGISLATURE.
It Convenes Tills Afternoon Democratic
Senatorial Caucus Innt Night.
TltENTON-, Jan. 10. Tho 117th session o
the New Jersey Legislature will convene
at 8 o'clock this afternoon. The inaugu
ration of a now Governor and the election
of a United States Senator will add spec
ial iutorect to the session.
The election of James Smith, jr., as
United State Senator is foreshadowed by
tho Democratic caucus held at tho Trenton
house last night.
Kobert S. Adrian of Middlesex was
chosen for President of the Senate. He
was was backed by tho Uoss-Smith-Pid-
cock combine which is against Abbott for
United States Senator.
The caucus clioso the following other
Senate officers:
Secretary Samuel C. Thompson, of
Warren.
Assistant Secretary William Eoss, of
Sussex.
Journal Clerk George K. Coleman, of
Essex.
Sergeaut-at-Arms Michael Mason, of
Hudson.
Assistant Serceants-at-Arms John W.
Lancaster, of Hunterdon, and E. B. Van
couver, of Burlington.
Jiugrosslug Clerk John P. ilynn. of
Salem.
Assistant Engrossing Clerk John
Mauahun, of Bergen.
liill Clerk Henry J. Earl, Jr., of Pas-
Eaiu.
Calendar Clerk Gaudy S. Robinson, of
Cape May.
Assistant Journal Clerk John H, Mat-
tison, of Somerset.
nnd it passed off without the least cxcitft-
ment.
It is conceded that "Tom" Flynn, who
recently resigned his position at tho
Gloucester race track, will bo Speaker of
the Assembly,
Guv. Flower's Keeeptlon.
Albany, Jnn. 10, Gov. Flower last
night gave his annual legislative recep
tion at the executive mansion betwejen
tho hours of 0 and 12 o'clock. Tho par
lors, halls, reception room and library
were tastefully adorned with palms and
other plants and llai?- it was tho largest
reception ever held .it Uio mansion.
Tandatla Mako War on Labor.
Indianapolis, Intl., Jan. 10. The Vnn
dalia railroad has decided to wage war on
the unions and will begin by discharging
all freight handlers who refuse to leave
the unions. It is believed that other
roads havo agreed to pursue a like policy
and a stand will be made against all
classes of organized labor. The unionists
have called meetings to consider tho
mattor.
Klectrlc Roads to Consolidate,
Havemhll, Mass., Jan. 10. It is re
ported here that tho stock of the Haver
hill, Merrimao & Amesbury Electric rail
road is to be pooled with that of half a
dozen other electric roads in New Eng
land. Among the roads which will be
affected are those in New London nnd
Norwich, Conn., the South Shore line in
Plymouth, Mass. and tho Bangor, Mo.,
system.
Skating- llucet at Hod Hank.
New Yojik, Jan. 10. A series of skat
ing ruces will bo held at Red Bank, N, J.,
on Wednesday Jun. 18. Entries will close
on Jauuary 14, Tho events will consist
of a one-quarter mile heat race, a ono
mile race, and a two mile handicap race.
The first two race's will be open to nil
amateurs, barring Joo Donoghue. Tho
two inllo handicap will be an open race.
Faulkner Still Abeud.
Charleston, W. Va., Jnu. 10. Present
Indications seem favorable for the re-election
of Senator Faulkner. Ex-Senator
Liimden is here, but does not seem to
have developed ns much strength us his
friends autiolpatod,
I Sent to an Insuue Asylum.
Boston, Jan. 10, Mrs. Anna Judkins,
who shot and killed her buby a few days
ago, has been sent to the WostborougU
Asylum for the insane.
IVesIey Warner to Die March
Mt. Holly, N. J., Jan. 10. Wesley
Warner, convicted of the murder of Lizzie
Peak, bas been sentenced to be Uangd on
Wednesday Match 15,
) MEETJNG OF ELECTORS..
College of AlUthe State Cn.t Tlinlr VoUs
Murpliyllmlorsed at Albany,
Aldany, Jafc. 1. When Secretary of
Btato Rico called tho college to order,
all tho thirty six delegates were present.
Win. Stelnway -was Beleoted President
of the College.
At 12:30 o'clock, on motion of Edward
A. Manor of Albany, a recess was taken
for fifteen minutes in ordor to allow the
Electors to hold an informal conference.
This was carried. Tho electors met In con
ference, when cs resolution wns adopted
indorsing Edward Murphy, jr., for United
Stutes Senator.
On motion of Richard Crokor the elec
tors then went down stairs and paid their
respects to Governor Flower. The Gov
ernor made a few brief happy remarks in
response to introductions on tho part of
Mr. Stoinway.
The electors then returned to tho Scn
ato Chamber nnd after tho usual formali
ties cast the thirty-six votes for Grover
Cleveland for President.
Auousta, Jan. 10. Tho Electoral Col
lego of Muine met at tho State House and
cast tho six votes of tho State for Hurri
sou and Reld.
PnoviDENCK, Jnn. 10. Tho Harrison
and Reid electors for Rhode Island met in
the town of Bristol und oast tho four
votes of the State for those candidates.
MoNTi'KLlEit, Jan. 10. The Harrison
and Reid electors of this State met in the
Secretary of State's odlce nnd cast tho
four votes of Vermont for tho Republican
candidates.
Boston, Jan. 10. Tho Harrison and
Reld electors of Massachusetts met at' tho
Stato Houso and cast the 15 electoral
votes of the Stuto for the Republican can
didates. Hartford, Jan. 10. Tho Cleveland
and Stevenson electors of C nnecticut
met at the olllco of the.Secretary of Stato
and cast their six votes for tho Demo
cratic candidates.
(IConcoud, Jan. 10. The Now Hamp
shire Presidential electors met at tho
Stato House and cast tho State's votes for
Harrison and Reid.
HARiusuDito, Jan. 10. Tho Electoral
college cast the voto of tho State for
Harrison and Reid. Hon. Wm. Wood, of
rhiludolpuia, was solected to carry one
certificate to Washington, and J. Francis
Dnulup the other to the United Stutos.
District Court in Philadelphia. Gov.
Pattliton was introduced and briefly ad
dressed th electors.
Coi.Tjiiuus, Jan. 10. The Ohio mem
bers of the Electoral oollege met in tha
VjeiuUo 'iimmluui ojuL OBnr,. 88 votes fojj
Harrison, and one, by James P. Seward.'
or juausueiu, tor Uievottiud,
Thkntoh, Jail. 10. Tho Electoral col
lege of New Jersey met at the StatiJ,
iiouso in mo niternoon auu cast tuoir ten
votes in favor of Grover Cleveland for
Presldeut and Adlal E. Stevenson for Vice-
President. i a
IT PRACTICALLY ENDS EMIGRATION.
Tho Decision of the North Atlantic Steam-
ithip Association.
Montreal. Jan. 10. A "Star" sneeiil
cable from Loudon says:
In view of the danger from tho cholera!
epidemic in the coming spring, tho Nortfy
awMutiu uiuumsuip conierence, wnicu in-'
eludes tho Allan, the Dominion and UieV
Beaves lines, havo instructed all their
European agents to refuse to book anj
German emigrants for the United States
or Canada, unless the would-be passen
gers had been removed from German ter
ritory three weeks previous to the saillnc
idate.'
This proposition will practically siis-
'poud all German, Russian and Polish cmi-
Sratiou, as Hamburg, whero tho cholera
has reappeared, is the "port of exi't. In
addition, by strict orders of the confer-
ence, all Jirltislt or continental emigra
tion to tho United States has also been
suspended, so far as tho boats of the com-
panlas composing that body aro con
cerned. ,
Tho Scandinavian outflow, howover,
will be very 'largo. The ugents on tho
basis of advices already received believe
that the present year will show the larg
est number of emigrants over yet re
corded. Situ Couzlns Gives Up the Fight.
Chicago, Jan. 10. Miss Phoebe Couz
lns, who brought suit to compel her rein
statement in the position of Secretary of
tho Board of Lady Managers of the
World's Columbian Exposition, has given
up her fight. The case was first heard by
Judge Blodgett in May last. Miss Couzlns'
attorneys fuiling to appear when the case
was reached by Judge Grosscup, he ac
cordingly caused the suit to bo dismissed.
Quarantined Passengers Want Damages.
"New Yomc, Jnn. 10. Alfred B. Beers
and David F. Reed, who live in Connec
ticut, huve filed libels in the United
States Court against the steamship Nor-
manniu for S1U.UUU each, owing to their
detention at yuarantinu and Firo Island
during cholera times. They set up a
claim that they were told on embarking
that thero would be no steerage pas
sengers tuken.
of cod-liver oil presents a
perfect food palatable,
easy of assimilation, and
an appetizer ; these are
everything to those who
are losing flesh and
strength. The combina
tion of pure cod-liver oil,
the greatest of all fat pro
ducing foods, with Hypo
phosphites, provides re
markable agent for Quick
Flesh Building in all ail
ments that are associated
with loss of flesh.
Prepsrwl bj Bcott X Boirn. Oh.mUts,
New York. Sold by all drugguli.
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT !
rtespeotfully Informs his old friends and tho
puouo generally mat no nas taken charge ot the
old stand lately occupied by Felix Adrleks,
where be will keep on banc
a a tresa stock ol
porter, Ale and Lager Deer.
Liquors und Cigars.
Finest brands of
Paul Slimmn Franey's Dulldln3,
ruui MUmnu, Cor. Main ud Poplar Sts.
Scott's Emulsion
BAIMAUT UNDER ARREST
The Former Minister of Public
Works Imprisoned.
REVELATIONS OF CHAS. DE LRSSEPS.
Un Gives TJp Ills Cipher Notes Ttegardlng
the Relations of Many l'ublle Mm With
tho Panama Canal Company Mur
Arrests Kxpocted Trial of tho Prison
ers ltegtns To-day.
Paris, Jan. 10. M, Balhaut, formci
Minister of Publio Works, was nrrestud
list evening and locked up- In Mazii!
I Hson. Tho consequences of this arrest
yiU bo most important.
M. Bnlhaut was arrested after a long
interview with Magistrate Franquovlllu.
Ho has heretofore been allowed to go
about under surveillanco. Tho ituthori
t les nro said to have been moved to stern
er meamiros by tho reports coupling Pres
ident Citrnot's name with that of M.
Baihaut, tho nrrost being Intended to
provo thnt the government is not afraid
to take action against any one.
Paris, Jnu. 10. Charles do Lesseps has
given to M. Tiburco Franquoville, Ex
aming Magistrate, a pocketbook in which
ho kept notes concerning tho relations of
the Cnnul eompnny to many public men.
Tho notes aro In cipher, but M. do Lesseps
has ndded a key with which all have been
translated.
The consequent evidence is exception
ally important. It, Vws conclusively
tho connection of many Senators and
Deputies witli tho illegal operations of the
company. Two celebrated writers on
economic and international questions und
two ex-Ministers are said to bo among
thoso compromised.
Tl.oso revelations aro expected to lead
to more arrests.
Although Gen. Saussier has taken all
precautions to prevent street demonstra
tions, and the ranks in the Paris gurrl-MniC-ire
kept full, every offort will be
iriudSio avoid anything like a publio dis
play ol troops.
At the reassembly of thd Chamber to
day fewer troops oven than usual wero
mlu the streets,
e men have received special orders,
WKnife.',.,. fn f..Vi, vnUnUnnul ,m I u li
Afold street or saloon rotvs witli civilians,
order that tho Anarchists and Soclal-
njuy have no excuse to incite tumult
i'fl popular demonstrations against tho
Military.
Similar instructions have been given to
the police. Otherwise, both police and
Military are under no exceptional orders
lor to-day.
" The parties put on trial to-day are M.
(Jharles do Losscps, Director of the Pana
'3ia Cftunl Company; M. Mnrius Fontauo,
.Secretary General of the company; M.
Jqttu, of tho firm of Reinach, Kohiiifc Co.,
ihdjI. Gustavo Eiffel, the distinguished
Engineer.
Charles de Lesseps has caused three
English directors of tho Suez Canal Com
biitivto be summoned as witnesses in his
lehalf.
The indictment against tho accused
(barges M. Charles de Lesseps, Fontano
tnd Cottu with having employed fraudu
lent moans to persuade peoplo to bo
lievo in the existence of fallacious
enterprises, and imaginary influence
cr credit, and persuadiug divers persons
to roinit subscriptions that would
Lot otherwise havo been given, for an
issua of Panama Canal bonds made on
Juno 20, 1888. Tho defendants, by the
fraudulent means thus alleged, cheated
and defrauded others out of all or part
of their money thus subscribed.
The second section of tho indictment
relates to the Punurnn Canal loan of Dec.
12, 1888. Tho accused are charged with
having tried to obtain subscriptions to
this loan on false pretenses, their at
tempted swindling being only frustrated
by circumstances independent of their in
tentions. Thirdly, it is alleged that the accused
had misappropriated or expended, with a
view to prejudice tho interests of
tho bondholders, effects and money given
into their charge as trust deposits for
specific purposes.
i. Gustave Eiffel is Indicted ns an ac
complice in tho alleged swindling opera
tions, and is accused of having wilfully
nnd knowingly received a share of the
money unlawfully procured from the pub
lic, and with having wilfully and kuow-
mgly shared in tho profits of the fraud.
51. Eiffel is also accused of having mis
appropriated funds entrusted to him for
'the mandatory purpose of expenditure
for salaried labor.
Nothing is said in this indictment as
to the bribery or corruption of publio
officials.
M. Cottu, it is said, persists in asserting
his innocence. He asserts that Baron do
Reinach never placed in the coffers of the
bank the sums he was accused of having
received from the Panama Company for
distribution. Baron de Reinach had an
account at the bank, varied between two
and three million francs, but precisely at
tho moment tho distribution of money
was alleged to have been made it was di
minished by ono million francs.
The attempt to involve President Car
not in the scandal causes much excite
ment. So far as made apparent, there is
not the slightest evidence of corrupt com
plicity in Panama swindling on the part
of M. Carnot, the utmost alleged in any
definite wuy being that he may have per
functorily and ministerially given offi
cial sanctlou to a transaction on the part
of other ouicials who were corrupt.
The enemies of the Republic have from
the first been endeavoring to involve M.
Carnot, believing that, by bringing about
a Presidential crisis, they would strike a
fatal blow at the Republic.
Besides, there ure several candidates
for the Presidency in the field, who would
be delighted to bee M. Carnot forced to
resign.
Deud from a Dynamltx Rxplosion.
PotronKEKPSiB, N. Y., Jan. 10. Simp
son Woolsey, of Highland, Ulster
county, while swinging a hammer struck
somo dynumit cartridges in his pocket.
The dynamite exploded, tearing away
the flesh of his leg and abdomen. He
died soon afterward.
Killed by the Cars,
Newark, Jan. 10. Ernest L. Staab
wns struck, by the Long branch train on
tho l'eiinsj ivsuia railroad at Waverly at
7 o'clook last evening and was instantly
killed.
Abandons Ills Proposed Hunting Trip.
Washington, Jnn. 10. Owing to the
severity of tho weather, the President
has abandoned his proposed hunting trip
tor the present.
WITHDRAWS FROM THE COMBINE.
Tho Jersey Central Asks for Permission
to Provo the Fact.
Trenton, Jan. 10. It is statod that the
Central Railroad of New Jcrsoy has with
drawn from the Reading combino nnd has
naked tho Chancellor to bo allowed to
prove the fact.
The decree of the Chancellor of Now
Jersey, directing tho officers und directors
of tho latter company to again tivko
charge of their property, pending litiga
tion as to tho locality of tho loaec, is
referred to.
The report says tho Philadelphia &
Reading is by this decree relieved of all
responsibility for tho operations of tho
Central, and that tho dctnils of the oper
ations of tho Central properties by tho
Port Reading do not in any way affect
or bear upon the operations of this com
pany. On tho subject of having secured a
controlling interest in tho Poughkeepsio
bridge system, now operated under the
title of the Philadelphia & Reading &
New England railtond, tho report snys
that tho new company is already earning
more than the charges guaranteed by
this company, and it is expected that the
traffio will be greatly increased.
Speaking further on the Central Rail
road of New Jersey lease, the report says
that the continuance of tho delivery of
coal to the Coal and Iron company by tho
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre company was con
sidered by somo ns a dlsobedleuco of the
court's ovders, and it was, therefore,
deemed wise and prudent to cancel this
latter contract.
New York, Jan. 10. Attorney-General
Stockton, of Now Jersey, who has
conducted the suit against tho Central
Ruilrond of Now Jersey and otherrall
roads entering into the combino, when
usked as to tho truth of tho report that
the Central Railroad of New Jerioy bad
withdrawn from the coal combino and
had appliod to Chancellor McGill to be
permitted to mako proof of the fact in
the pending suits, said: "My information
is to that effect.
"What effect this action will have on
tho pending suits against the Central
railroad," the Attorney General said,
"will depend upon the characttr of tho
proof submitted to the Chancellor. If lie
is satisfied that the lease and the tripar
tite agreement in reference to the ooal
lines has been annulled and that, no
agreement now exists tho effect of which
is to raibo tho price of coal by u combina
tion, tho object sought by the bringing of
those suits will then havo hoeu accomplished."
READING AFFAIRS.
Presldont DIcLood Shows Increased learn
ings for the Punt Your
Philadelphia, Jan. 10. Tho report of
President McLood of the operations of tho
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad for tho
fiscal year ended November 30, 189a,
shows net traffic earnings for the year of
$11,109,042.40. From this is deducted
$8,041,895.28 for rentals, equipment, etc.,
leaving a profit for the year of $3,157,
147,12. The net profit in operating tho coal and
iron compony for the year was 54,339.40,
leaving a surplus of $3,181,480.52 over
first charges of both companies.
SILVER PURCHASE BILL.
Kanator Aldrlch's Substitute for tho Mo
Pherson Dill.
Washington, Jan. 10. Senator Aldrich
has prepaved a substitute for tho Mc
Pherson silver bullion purchase suspen
sion rosolution.
Tho substitute provides that bonds may
be sold to purchase gold to maintain
parity, that silver purchases may bo sus
pended ut the direction of the President
and that failing an international agree
ment by January, 1804,. the purchase
ihall cease forthwith.
Bits Endes Not tlio Agent of Dlsliops.
Rochester, N. Y., Jau. 10. Bishop
McQuaid, who was shown the published
statements about Miss Eades being tho
agent in Rome of all the Bishops in tho
New York province, denounced it ns an
unqualified calumny. Hj also said: "To
ray certain knowledge she is not the
agent of a single Bishop in tho New York
province, and, although an esteemed
friend of nearly 40 years, it so happens
that for close upon three years I have not
received any communication from her,nor
have I written a word to her or comrnu
Icated with her."
Druggist I. nloIetta' Strange Absence.
Mt. Vernon, N. Y., Jan. 10. It is
stated that Eleazer Laviolette, the drug
gist, who mysteriously disappeared on
Chistmas Day has been heard from at
Montreal, Quebec. His wife denies a re
port that she received a telegram from
him yesterday, but others declared that
such a message has been received. No
explanation of Mr. Laviolette's absence
has yet been made.
Miss Morton's Debut.
Washington, Jan. 10. Vice-President
and Mrs. Morton gave a cotillion last
night to announce the debut of their
daughter. The affair marked an epoch in
tho season's entertainment as it was be
yond doubt the most brilliant one of tho
winter. Tho Vice-President, assisted by
Mrs. Morton, stood with their daughter
in tho second drawing room to teceive
the guests.
Hade a Dig lllare.
New York, Jan. 10. The large build
ing occupied by Frederick Doll & Co.,
furniture dealers, and by Berliner, Straus
I & Danzor and Altman, Summer & Co.,
neckwear manuiacturers at 4a to i(
Elizabeth street, has been entirely de
stroyed by fire. There was n panic among
tho BUU operators In the building but nil
were got out in safety.
Texas Senatorial Fight.
Austin, Tex., Jan. 10. Tho race for
United States Senator Is becoming in
teresting. Gov. Hogg has greut influ
ence with the present Legislature, and
both Terrell ami Ireland men nre seeking
his support. The hope of the Mills men
lies in having two candidates to oppose.
Hanged Himself lu Jail.
Northampton, Mass., Jan. 10. Edward
Fitsgerald of Hadley, sentenced to 18
months in jail for shooting at a Connec
ticut River railroad conductor here for
putting bins off a train while drunk,
hanged himself in jail during the morn
ing. He had four mouths to serve.
Bicyclist Zimmerman to Gu Abroad.
Nw York, Jan. 10. Arthur A. Zim
merman, the bicyclist, has planned tu go
South about March 1, where he will train
tor a eouple of months. About May 1, ha
contemplates sailing for England in com-
Eany with his brother-in-law, Joseph Mo-isrmotU
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