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huthethoughtths matter would be aelr
tied satishctorlly, as Father llancritts
hadwrittenaletter forpnhlication which
would exonerate Prov-sumo from the
liadasceusstlon. lfthhlsdomProvsn-
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thwarts-rivers arses-rum.
JohoCavuscandSonseristilldcnycrer
havlughadauythfugtodowiththslshs.
Aatatementpublished saystbatsnunele
oftheman Scallodi,who perished Satur-
dayihhd been bhckmnlled by the Hails
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to follow every successful rubbery pro
eadescontemplsted murders. To fit out
cftheirelutehes Scafferil went with In.
trengstosswsmp where they were met
by two masked men. Matrangs explained
totbclatterthat Seaffedl seemcdinellned
todoihcbest heeould for them,snd the
amounthswaswllling topsyshonid sat»
isfythem. Tbs masked men acquiesced,
andBcafledi wasrelievedof his M0, and
the party enjoyed s line spread at the ex»
pence of poor Sesifedi.
lessees lay come Oat.
The result of tbe eventof Batnrdeyls
thatthel’rovessanos and listvanm
each othcrof being members of
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faotsmsy become known. That
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buttbensn-alopinion istbatthe investi~
ption will not result in even tem-
lneonvenienee to the leaders of the
party. Shortly after the judge
hadconclndcd Major Wright Bchmmbnrg,
the mayor's private secretary, went before
the grand jury. lie was followed by W.
l]. Priest. secretary of the committee of
fifty; George Dcneger and Chiefof Poliee
Caster.
Wire o‘lallay nt Cleveland.
mush.llarch ld—Domlnich O’llal
ley,thedeieetive who isaocused of tour
gwith the Halls Jury in New Or
has arrived here. Detectin- Me
Milieu and Gallagher and Patrolman
)ielli, whododutyon the West Sidesay
thatO‘llslleywasatoue time a member
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thancwspspcr which called him sthief.
WENT UP IN SMOKE.
A ltahhora and Intensive rm as low
York. .
Nsw You. March ia—Shorily one: 5
o'clock last evening drestariedihthceight
story buildings” alt, Green and Bleacher
streets. occu Alfred Benisnsin &
0n. wholesale eiothiers, and in two hours
the great structure wssamassof ruins.
Theloss on building and stockisestimeied
st shout 014!th There were about
an employee at work in the building when
the fire broke out,snd greatescitemsnt
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Wm, m jinn—lo his nicest;
Hr. Gladstone mid he found
little td‘blame in the recent foreign policy,
cflacsd delisbnry. Ba severely coniferou-
ed the course pursued by Mr. Goteborgr m
We! the eschcqner. in cooeoeiing
MW min-cs and concealing the at
‘psuditurte' f from parliament in order. to
manufacture e suit-immodest. wee
millionsofpooudshad'been set apart in
inner expeo‘ ditnres on the namths psy-
‘ mentof lhcmoney to he extended over
ten years. ’
lir. Gladstone mode the point that itwas
inaudicioustoanticipnie in thisway, ssthe
changes in navalsrebitectnee in the course
of film yeors might mske usele- all
I'll prodigal expenditure? No woman
ever thought of buyiusdreeasten years
ahead. when the chuncee were that the
: fashions would keep on changing.
Irish Questions Touched.
Turning to Irish questions, Mr. (lied
stone said that the present condition of the
Irish parliamentary party was the result
of sloogecriesof events. ltooulduotbr
dhpnterl that the men-hereof a party were
bound to sink individual preferenmaud
defer to the notion of the majority.
lift. Parnell had told he (llr. Gladstone)
bad opponcd the claims of the labor condi-
datea in consequence of hisobligntiontc
the Liberal lenders. That statemt was
«untrue. . ,
Always with Labor Candidates.
“0n the contrary." said Mr. Gladstone,
“l have been orcr ready to support the
clsims of labor candidates.” After a slight
allusion to the divorce court pmceodium
hlr. Gladstone amid that the Liberia: were
ready to face defeat to the full extent if
necessary rather than creole a constitu-
tional leadership in lrcl‘d under such
guhlnnce as that of Parnell.
Pal-new» Danger-nun Language.
Ronni-ding the statement that be bad do
pounced Mr. Parnell in October, 18:51, Mr.
Gbulstonesnid it was true. He had do
nouucod Mr. Parnell severely then, be-
eause Mr. Poms“ more than once used
language dangcruuu to the integrity of the
empire respecting total separation from
lit-land. Since that time be had actively
cooperated with Mr. Parnell.
Mt. Gladstone also stated that when
Mr. Parnell returned from Kilmuinhnm
jail to lukd his seat in parliament be (Mr.
Gladstone) never heard of him repeating
his dangerous language regarding the
separation of lrelnud from the empire.
The ”bornlf llama Rule Plan.
The Liberal party now advocated home
rule. but it was home rule hosed upon
giving lrelsnd control of her local affair:
while maintaining the integrity of the
empire.
1! any fresh plan of borne rule was to be
proposed, be trusted thnt it would be
founded on rigid fidelity to those buses,
neither of which can be justifiably separ
ated. Mr. (iimlstone commented on the
excellent work done on the bases of home
rule and the integrity of the empire. The
Id party was conscious that the one
uses of home rule depended upon it.
no Itlsls l‘nrty'a landershlp.
As tothe leadership of the irish psrty,
itwas for the lrislr [maple to judge. in
his American munifuto Parnell secured to
put forward runny questionable claims.
and to reckon upon muroea of strength
which. perhaps, be disl not possum. lie
forgot, however, to inform the Irish
Americans that he now had the support of
the Tory press.
Mr. Gladstone expressed his regret that
Meters. Dillon illld O‘Brien were incur
curated. but they were not complaining,
be wee glad to say, of ill treatment. Mr.
Gladstone also condemned Mr. Balfour'e
methods of dealing with public ore-embliee
in lrclsud. The speech covered the [rich
question very fully. Mr. lilmlsione spoke
of linrtlepool as showing that the liberal
party was never solider. more self poo
ceased. or more determined.
Hot in ihr- Tory Intellect.
Rewarding a remark attributed to Mr.
Parnell to tbceffcct that it might be time
to think of Tory uiiier. Mr. illsulstonessid:
‘ genre bun been played once and
found a failure. if ”to 'l'orlmi would give
home rule to ire-land corresponding to the
definition I here given 1 would support it,
but it is not in the Tory intellect."
Cardinal Manning on the Crisis.
Maroon, Murcia ill-«Mr. Justin Io
Curthy presided or o bouquet at the Care
non Street Hotel. (tunllrrnl linemen wrote
regretting his absence not of the
weather. lie symmthiser with the meet
ing. first. on account of his loreto irelsud,
and nest. because of his joy at the sudden
rise of an orgsnissilon which. morethsa
any other party league hitherto existing,
ted the rcliginun, nuclei and so
tionai life of lrclsud. The cardinal thor-
iudoraed the action of the new
. 'Ihcoardinul added:
The Promise to fit. Patrick.
“it mop? mm to speeLuutil t:
W re ler u or period
forbearanm had uttered an authorised de-
eisionwhiehlwcept us my own. lacs
inland risingand reorganislus into nohlsr
lite throughout the world. lhslierethe
cube of St. Patrick that he would never
tbepeopls thst had been given him."
mu Would Design If ‘5
bonus, ”arch lea-Mr. Psmail received
fluthusisstie weleorne lit Cork. “slush
sspeseh at the Cori: exchange, which con-
tsiasd no new points. its said he would
resign lfiiaorlesllealrwonid anthem
The nerd-Thane lanai light.
is Boydm hm «a
the Kit coll
biadsiinetely ed. it is stunned
tht Justices Cobb and Maxwell um
while Nor-val favors Thnyer’s side.
tomorrow-Wm:
r a pas ‘
been we'll be... non of
thetrsdllions fthebonseoflloneparte
he” , “in" _
bunch-ft.” . sacred om ,thed of
, upholding the democratic empire. W
second son of Jerome Bonnpario by the
lutter’s second wife, Princess Catharine d
Wormlierg. and was born st Trieste.
lllyrin, Sept. ii. met In 18in, by permission
of Minister Guinot, be visited Paris, under
the title of Count de Montfort, but his re-
lstione with the Democratic party end his
openly expressed opinions excited suspio
cion and he murdered shroud. lie re
turned with his {other in mi? and put
himself at the disposal of the provisional
government. in 1830 he was mndcmiulster
picnipotentinry to Madrid. On Jun. so.
i”, be married Princess ClotildeMnI-is
Theresa. daughter of Victor Emanuel, by
whom he had three children—Napoleon
Victor Jerome Frederick, born July 18,
1562; Napoleon Louis Joseph Jerome, born
July iii, ram. and Marie [militia Eugenie
Catherine Adelaide, born Dec. 2), Will.
CHARGES OF BRIBERY.
The California Senatorial Contest Dark-
ened by a Scandal.
SAX FBAKCISCO, March ill—At n confer
once held by the friends of De Young it
was decided to withdraw his name in favor
of Fulton. The joint ballot resulted as
follows: Erase, 45; Police. 38: Blsnchurd,
2; White, 2i: Perkins, l; Johnston. 4; none
nry to a choice, 58. An adjournment was
then taken for the day.
After the adjournment n tremendous
sensation was caused by the entrapping of
several of the legislators in on alleged case
of bribery in behalf of Fulton. A promi—
nent Refiillieon has been for several days
in persuasion of infomnlion that mem-
bers of lbc.legixlnture were being bribed
for is United States senator. Tuesdays
memorandum was fished out of the waste
basket in lire stole library on which film
and amounts were given. it had been
torn up by some careless boodlcr, but was
posted together again by the person who
found it. This evidence was quickly
followed In its conclusion and the whole
thing turned over to Attorney General
Hurt. That oilicisl. when naked this even-
ing to tell the story, said: “The amount of
money to be used for purchasing the votes
win $21,800. This money wasdmwu yes-
terday from n haul: in Fresno, but the
name ofthc bank 1 will not give you. The
' to be paid each member was
8, M in all i shall say.”
The memorandum in the bonds of At
torneyGeuernl Hurt gives the names of
the assemblymen purchased and the
amounts each received
a DARIITG— eunoun's WORK.
Bertha Park Chloroforsned. Bound and
fingers! at College mu.
‘ Bunyan Faun, PL. March ill—A daring
robbery (recurred at College Hill. n suburb
of this place. yesterday afternoon. 11ch
Perk, a sixteen-yenr—old dunghicrof s well
known cities-n, was left nione in charge oi
the house of a neighbor, Mm. Bradley, the
latter with her family being about. At
ll o'clock s mun, presumably a trump. do
mended something to cut. Miss Park re-
fused to supply his wants, whereupon she
was incised. chloroformed, bound and
named snd thrown into the cellar.
The robber then ransacked the house.
securing money and other valuables. lie
then prepared and col hie dinner. and left
the boom Mine Park was discovered at 5
o'clock by n member of the family. She
was munitsled, but is in a critical our»
dilion from injuries and effects of the
chloroform. There is no clcw tothe villain.
commander Vsasey'a Order.
witmno. VL, Merci: id-—A
dot for, the olnerrsnes of the twenty-fifth
soniverssry of the Grand Army, which
will occur on Aprils. has been hushed by
Commendehin-Gbief Veneer. According
to the oniers puhllceomnmuorstive mou-
ing will be field by each post on the My
nsmed. The Women’s Relief corps and
other organisations of a similar nature
will be invited to participate. The
bile, eel-col children and press will also
invited to Join in the celebration of the
event. which. the oommsuder says. should
be dttinaly observed. The programme for
theoecssion isleittothodiseretionoi' the
post commanders
A Tactile Powder
meson. Po. March ls.-—By so am
rich of powder at the flit-uni eoiliery it
out Graxllioeh and William lfulhsarn were
Wily killed and llmneo Bell
Owen Merl
; W’ m flotsam ‘ llallldlll‘
mo morons murmur: .
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unfathomable as ever. William Wright. _.
however, did not murderhisfriendflari lie-chests .m‘lfl
Buttlngerflnordertosecnrsforhisdttsr. vim-lumen Willa Mm
Buttinger‘s wife, the mom. imam :‘W “h"? ‘t'hli’uildin .
Buttingsrhadonhisllfe, end the theory wernmen . .
reportedthstthecmvof the Utopia .
thatthe Tottenville mystery wnsssebmr saved. hot tips over on ”grapes-
toswlndle insurance companies, s‘adthaf m ‘ ' -, .y
the body of themnrdersdmae found war 11,. mm’”. ... mu m
not the body of Ruttinger It all, wssofilcio bark rigged, of 2,781 tons. Clyde
ally satupon by the Equitable idiom» long. WM Handgun: \
ance mm was». n. We.»
ries MM of the limo insu . ‘ kit
tinser's life. » Monaur- Jobneo‘a‘ienplaiucd
yeaterdny that them whode
tbspolicyi-uedfromths Berlin adios of
the company bed madsamistekein the .. , Menom'fi
lament the beneficiary, and thatiit was assay mhmV?tmm. _
not Butlinger‘s wife but his mother w sector ll .
would benefit I”, his death. ' gold bars ordered by Sectolbcbnerl
m. “I. “dun. P” . and Lszard Frerss would not be
"’ “fin" tohetakenfor and the
Ruttinger and, his wife bed ill-i"
estranged forsometime.andsheis‘ ded‘
getting a divorce from him The ' .
that Wright might have murdered bb
friend for his sister’s benefit was based
entirely on the statement of the company
that the policy was made out in favor of
Mrs. Buniuger, the wife. Manager John-
son nlsomnde this statement: "The corn
puny is satisfied that the body found near
Tottenviile is that of Rnttinger. The
company has information from Ruttiuger'e
family in London that Rnttinger was a
fast man. fond of women, and that not
infrequently he carried with him large
sums of money.
“The Equitable believes that Curl Rut-
tlnger was murdered, but they do not
think it likely that Wright murdered him.
The company is now making a careful in-
vestigation into all the facts.”
Than statements seem to knock out the
insurance fraud theories that have been
advanced.
Wright Was Surely “(red Evans."
District Attorney Fitzgerald, of Rich
mend county.cdntin ued working yesterday
on his theory that “Fred Evans,” the
Astor House suicide. was Wright. At the
cudofthedayhewnssosure hewnsright
that be was willing to bet u month's
salary that when the body of Evans was
exhumed today it would be identified posi-
tively as that of Wright. The clothing of
Evans was carefully examined. ‘
The boots had it little red mud on them.
“That settles it." said Captain Bloke, of
the Staten Island police, as soon as be sow
the mud. "That's Tottem'ille mud, oval
least Staten island mud." it msuggut
ed that the some kind of mud came from
Jersey, but the captain said that that par-
ticular mud mm surely from Stolen island,
and the dislr'ict attorney agreed with him.
The boots were examined carefully. ondon
onewese found the letters "W. “Z," the
letters that were cmbmidered on the corner ,
of the handkerchief that had been crammed sued today by
down murdered Curl Ruttinger’s throat.
They looked as though they had been
stamped in the leather. in the other boot
there was a single letter that looked as
near like a W as it did anything else.
A Brood New Theory.
Mr. Pitsgeruld went to Tottenvillc in the
after-hood to attend lhe‘funersi of But-
tinger. ilc found when he got there that
the whole police force of Staten blood had
flolved s new theory. it was that Rob
tinger and Wright had agreed to commit
suicide together. They diflered in their
choicsofmetbods. Wright went to Tot—
tenville with Ruttinger toaid him in hillv
lug himself, and then went to the Astor
[fence and out his thrmt, preferring that
method to strangulation. A little more
evolution might moire this theory s reason
able one. The insurance policies on Rule
tinser’s life were not non-contestable and
would not Mcomeeo for two years. if he
committed suicide before they becomeoon-
tmtable his mother could not benefit by
them. .
Buttingsr and Wright might have re
solved to commit rhinitis, and Rotting"
might have had Wright fix up his body so
it would appear that be had been mun»
derail.
"weer
port. .
ershsdtoshipgold coin or buynoldh
in theopen market. Three years aptba
assayoflieehsdmmmlngoldbambnt ’1
tbesteadydrsin fortheissttwo ml.
seduced ‘23” stock to . If
nus nous now desire to ship they
will have to draw. gold coin “5:3”
treasury. This is what one of thclule
says it will do. The coin, howevc, by
abrolson and other concede re.
shown loss of weight of N
iccnt. ifssneltedou the othereidmnfl“
thought that this additional charge will
prevent any further shipments ninth.
demand from abroad is extremely It!” .,
A Big Bails-ad Deal.
Linn, 0., March iii—B. c. F m:
ldentof the Lima Xetidnl bank, is-
iturued from New York city who he,
Icloeedoneoftbe lsrgestrallroad ’ '
everottempted in this country, John W.
Young, eldest son of the late Brit _.
Young, being associated with him. . v
timeegothe liesican government trau- .
ferredto Psurot and Imocinto m
acresofiand,one of theoomlitione. .
asmslicash consideration and the
lug ofnlineofrosd which issuhidiudlly
thegovernment to the amonntof m
permileinaddition to , haiku
itoftfidllflpcrmilemnd mono per flh.
in stock, making overflilMlDMin _.
bebondl 9. etc. 13h; mud whgmleted
.55) mi length, from "
Deming, X. 31., to Topolobampo. on lb
gulfof California, with branches to Cli-
bnnbnn and Goaymas, and from Busy-res
toYaginriver and the coal mines. lb
lineistobernnningintwoyeara. r
owner of seventy-two houses in with
liquoris sold. Next. comes the Date 4
Bedford, who has forty-eight such ”
to his credit. The Duke of no!”
comes next with forty-seven and h ‘-
iowed by the Earl of (33an withfltistr
nine, the Duke of Rutinnd with
seven. Thelistabosbowstbattbc ‘ ‘
Rev. Richardllewin, D. D.,bishopol I»
duff, tobetheowneroftwosnchm
A Strange Ills of naval Iowa.
Wasniso'rox, March la—Kothia; In
was received at tbenavydepsrtm-itabfl'
thedisosterstothewarve-elfllllla-I
the government naval tugs Nina ‘ :
Tmns.’ A peculiar coincidence in cea-
nection with “it wreck dbl”
vaukkthumlmhlflmth
other Uniud States vuels mm
uhpimihmmbythe great three w
hurricane. Another ‘
WilwilbllchIWB M I“;
tenant Commander B. W. Lyon,whoe—-\
mended theTTriana, was 1: misad- »
If he were munlercd then the policies Iccrofthe ”WV” wart-chi.
would have tobepnid. District Attorney ”4 WK“ “'3' d “9%,.“
Fitzgerald would not l'csteu to the police the Kink wbm-hcmtuhmddrla
theory. He got into an argument with ,
Sergeant Dmmmoud, of the Tottenvilis "a“ l' wm' Insist.
lice. u.- believabhesnid, um Wright mems. Much ie~rm
Ed surely murdered Builinger and be, Wenomakcr's mum m
had overcome him by timing; him with-“‘0‘“ 19“" carriers from “l. {u ‘ :
morphine in liquor. Aeration as itnttingsr I "I. W-hmoo- MM” "Cr ‘
wasuncogscioushshmlmmumithehend- ‘ ml“ barren other» htm :
ow his hrml m it! most M “Ml .
more " l n l ""8“ delivery ecrviceinthis city. roan-use '
'I'hose Thing» in rustling. m it '1: mm“. “I“? m
If the bully of the Actor ilouse suicide is whilaon duty, knocked M. “I“-
that of Wright here are as few things that ‘M and omitted collection a“ ”‘
will have to be explained: When n n. “Ii-hm "M M MI“- All“?! ,
watch and the other jewelry that it h maul W loll W_~'
known Rutliuuer incl? it was not found have been guilty “‘ “MM" “I W '
on lvsna' body. Wham is the money it w under the “5'“ hour scheme h ‘
was known Rotting" hndi Set a cent torsion. ‘t
was found on Rnitlnger‘s body, and only
$1.7wa found in the pocketeof Braaa’
clothing.
What inspector llysnee Misuse.
On Feb. 1 Buttingeruaveflm toWI'igbt.
Wright would not spend so mnehln one
. If Wright mflrnm where is this
mousyf inspector liyrnesdecided yenter»
that Wright will krone. lie bender
also, that Wright lied accomplices
p him murder ltuttiogsr.
, of his detectives, it is alleged, have
Wright’s trunk from Mr. How’s attested
to a boarding housenptows,and
velesrnedtbut he wentbysdilee-
from either Brows or Wright.
also got sridenee, it insult, that
7 to the renningdown of if
less the murder trans'
The Policies Would Have lleen Paid.
Charged, with ire-spiny.
lisw Your, Isomh~l¥alterfi
WMwasau-ud here ,
day on a wsmntfr'mr Room, ,
with conspiracy. sues u re, I“:
dost of the cutters“ union, was arrsw‘elh .
Philadelphia on a warrant from the m
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