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lllill ONE SENATE NOW
Trenton Muddle Decided in Pa-
vor of the Republicans.
' m DBIOOBATS HUGH mm.
The Reunion of the Two Senate- Made the
Mag Ilght~ Opinion of Chief Juetioe
. leaeley Oppoeed to Governor Werte’ Ar-
gue-loathe Dimming Vote.
Tannin. March iris—The supreme court
at New Jeraey, with but one disaentlng
voice, decided the Republican majority
alone has the authority to organize the
etate aenete. The diaaenler woe ear-Gov-
ernor Leon Abbett, who'wlll file a minor-
ity opinion within a few days. 7
' The deeiaion, which we» read by Chief
Juatice Beasley. completely annihilatea all
the contentions made by Governor Warts,
Attorney General Stockton and the minor-
ity members of the senate. Not A single
pegis left upon which to hang a hope for
the Democratic senator», and there more
tobenothing left. for them to do but to
how to the inevitable and come into camp
as gracefully as poeeible.
This will probably be done today. and
before another sun has risen and net Sena-
tor Rogers will doubtlesa wield the gavel
over a reunited senate.
Thla turn of affair): was a complete our-
prlae to the lleulocrala. all of whom pro-
fened the utmost confidence that they
would win the quo warranto proceedings
which had been put in motion at their own
an cation. Not an lnkiin of the nature
of t e opinion had reach any one pave
the member’s oi the court until it wan read
by the chief justice. in fact, it wee not
until the lag! paragraph was reached that
the hopes of the minority under Senator
Adrain were aeen to have been utterly
cmahed. Then ensued deep gloom among
the lumen and great glee in the ranks of
the winners. although all hands evidently
ahared in the feeling of relief that the long
fight is over.
The deflect oi the decision in to have all
vibe in passed by the Republican senate
and laid on the governor's «leek become
law: without the chief executive‘s sanc-
‘tion or objection. the state constitution
providing that any lHWJt'“ with the gore
emor Which is not. vetoed within a period
of five days shall become a law.
Juatlce Ileneley'a Opinion.
The opinion of the supreme court. deliv-
ered by l'hiel Justice Renaloy. closes as
follows:
in fine. after a very careful etudy of the rou-
atitntion oi the state, my conclusion in that lie
intimationa are all tothleeffect— that the claim
advanced for the first time on lhie occasion
thet the senate is a pefmancnt. continuoue
body is without any valid foundation. nor line
there bilen found any more substantial basis
for the doctrine just discarded in the peel pram.
vice of the canon in reaper-t to its yearly organ-
leatlon.
The practice may be thuagenerall y deem ibv-d:
in the first instance the senate. under the new
conciliation. was organized as the house of aa-
Iembly now he -by the action of all its mom-
here. Then for some years afterward. upon the
senators convening. eroll onulnlnlngille namee
of all the eeneiora was called. But in subse-
quent years the practice woe to call the ounce
only of the unborn holding over. Tim wee not
an unnstural course. ullieae hellillol‘! had tak-
en the oath of ofilcc. and their credentials had
already been inepected. in this condition of
things the custom obtained for the incoming
member: to preterit their credentials to the
body of senators holding over. and upon their
approval they were sworn in.
Theofllce thus performed by the old aenetore
was In substance purely formal; so much so as
though they had been a committee appointed
by the body of aenawra toinnpect and to report
upon the credentials of the new senators. On
no occasion did they exercise any other power.
nor did they ever pretend to be summoned of
any other power.
There in not an instance in which they under-
took toadludicate on the right of a annular-
electtohle seal. nor did they ever hold ouch
right in Influence. if this body hoe the abso-
lute power now aaacrted for the first time and
after a lapae of half a century. it certainly-
would be a moat strange circumstance that
during thielong period the existence of euch'
power was never manila-ted by a single word
or a eingle.eet. The claim of uucllan impirtial
authority made at this late day is an entire
novelty. and. like most novelllee in legal mut-
tera. it la not well founded.
Practical View the True View.
In legal afielre it lathe practical and common
senee view thet in general Is the true view. as
neither the afiairs of men nor of state can be
regulated by logical refinement. Where nub-
liety beglne the law code. When i accept.
lheref e. the understanding that plainly ap-
pears have prevailed forao long a time. I
feel great confidence that l have not fallen into
error.
The doctrine in general etende. u i think.
«Manned both by the intimation: of the can.
etltutlon ltulf aawcll u a long continued
and practical exposition. e reault of the in-
gulry before us is that we have concluded that
the emote of flew Jersey is not a continuous
body. but that it expiree annually in the some
loan that the anaembly doea. Therefore. our
eeuelusloalethat Maul-oi» he- no rule to
the odio- that be orteoeibly holds and that the
appropriate judgment must be entered against
him. With reopect to the title of the oppoeite
elaimaet. hir. Regen. we hold thot hie title
must be regarded as constitutional and valid.
Oneneolution in this regard “founded en-
tirely» the power that. teaching the act or
"organising in own body. the nelorttyof the
man the abeolnle "teeters of the owe-
eloa. Such notion in taken by a body coordi-
nate with onrnelvee. and whoee proceedings.
whoa-”video" of the couetltutloa of the
me. we havs‘uo caper-ivy lo eupervlae or con-
t
law opium». when it majority of the sen—
etore ergeaieed the senate and elected Mr.
ea prublenbeach action no and la
eoaeluive upon thin court. so well so upon All
to of the government. lat aludg-
Ieot be entered medfagiy.
lea-ill“ Realm
Bolivar Ante. March m.-r\ dlnpateh
receivedherefrom lilo Jeneiro rays that
it is rumored in that city that Peixoto in-
leada to eetablieh a dictatorship. it it also
, reported that Admiral de Mello bee cap
tired ol Peraoegua a veseel from Boer-ea
Arlee with acergo of mm intended for
laeli III Trouble data.
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AGAINST PRENDERW.
lepvnwe Court Denies a layered-ea. all
lie ”wet hie Friday.
Orrewl, Ilia, March fl—The an e
court has ruined togreut a an in
the ease of Freedman. the murderer of
Eemngednmhida' who la sentenced to be
on .
Chief Justice B’aker killed the loot hope
all Prender'gaeg fgr furthno'uig'vmematia
t e courts or t er a stay
or a new loophole by which he may
outraged justice. The judge- fiied into
courtroom. and after a few unimportant
decisions of motions in clvileervieee Chief
Juetlcelakercpenedtbe docket“ the
criminal page and said: “People No. 5—
,Prendergaat versus the people; molly tor
a writ of error and that the writ be made
a writ oianpersedeee. The court he rev
cently examined the record. abatract and
brief- in full. and it has concluded to deny
the application."
Thin won all. but it decided that the
judgment of J ndge Brenteno’a mrt and
the conduct of the trial of the murderer of
Ilarriaon had been fully indented by the
highest court of illinois and that the can
wee practically closed forever. All that
can now intervene between Prcndorgeet
and death on Good Friday to the governr
or’s reaplte. and the latter is absent from
the state.
CHICAGO. March u—Prendergut wee
aearched by the authoritlee at the jail im-
mediately after the announcement came.
and all he had in his pocket: was taken
from him. ile made a great proteat when
they took his lead pencil. "if lam going
to die. I will need that." he said. "i have
tome writing to do." ‘
MOURNING FOR KOSSUTH.
pad to Italy.
Bron-Penn. March “ll—The whole city
He and many private building» and all
the faebionahle ahopa diepiay liege at half
meet and bound with black crepe. The
atudente in the city are wearing black
plumea in their hats.’
The refueai of the authorities to order
the closing of the Court theater as a mark
of reapeot to the memory of the great Hone
garian patriot baa greetl y irritated the
students. who have. threatened that they
will man themselven at the entrances and
rrqueat the public not. reenter. it is fear-
ed that diatnrbancea will occur on accmmt
of the attitude of the etudeuge.
The Hungarian people are determined
that the body of Kmuth shall be burledin
Hungarian eoil. A aul'ficient quantity of
earth taken from quamltlea eent from vw
rioue parts of the kingdom lMl been ship-
ped in Turin. and in thin soil the rofiin
containing the remains will be inferred.
Mexican lave Tragedy.
Drnaxuo, Mexico. March 2'2.-—.\t (fem
rip, up miln aouth of here. Raieel Lope:
was engaged to marry Mlle Farina. the
pretty daughter of aweelthy rancher. The
young lady broke all their engagement.
Lope: called upon her and pleaded tobe
reinstated. but she refused. The father oi
the girl invited the discarded lovertore»
main for dinner. The threesot down to
eat. and Lopez M‘Cffll] put poison in sev-
eral dishes oi food. With the othera he
pariook of the fatal inlxturea. and in New
minuten all three were dead.
Movemeate of Ocean MM; 0.
New Year. March 22.—-The following
steamship- ara due today: Othello, Aut-
werp; British King. Marseillee: Entella
Gibraltar: State oi Georgia, Aberdeen.
Menmon. Liverpool; Fm, Hamburg: Ae-
comac. Gllkaltar.’ (Thai-lee Martel, Mar-
peillea: Stuttgart. Bremen; Grecian. Glee-
gow; Wealcrniand. Antwerp; Iaiand.Chrio
tlaneand; Centurion, Matauxae; Toledo,
Hamburg; Aller. Southampton. The fob
lowing ateamahlpa all today: Dillon. Bot-
terdam; State of Nebraeka, Glasgow.
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The Ital-«bor- Trial.
New (fur LE, Pa. March 22.«The court
room on the second day of the trial of Pro-
fmior liartehoru was crowded! many of
the audience being lmilee. A jury waaob-
tallied about noon. and Mlee Maggie Rob-
inson was the first witneae. iiev exami-
nation lneted over three hours and woe do:
cidedl y eeneetlonnl.
(leper-i lry In Jail.
El. Peso. Ten, March “fl. «General 1.. (.7.
Fry wan nrreeted by order of Mayor rioto-
mon and thrown in jail on the charge of
vagrancy. Railroad to say the Lou
Annalee regiment of unemployed lo goth
ering atrt-ngtll an it cornea and ban plow
demi nome towna on the way.
Died After a lthag ”atoll.
l'Tlt‘.\. N. Y.. March 22.~~Whlle boxing
with John Pughe in hie labor: in Welt
Utica. Michael Goppert was felled to the
floor. injuring his head. He wee taken to
St. lluke'e hospital. where he died. Pugh
is under arrest.
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Yam. Hlvnn. Mm.. March nude” Vet»
ra burr-lento. the Pro-tonne who ehot it‘ll
sweetheart at New Bedford. retracted hie
plead of not guilty and pleaded guilty.
[ammonia wan mirrored to match: prieon
or e.
Prominent ’l'emplwv mloualy Ill.
Fir-rennin. Mai-cit law-(7. C. m. greed
mmander of the Knight: ’i‘euplan of
Penneylveoin. is: lying in a «impermea-
ditloa at his mldence. lie in eelertug
from cerebro epinel meningitis.
tire Along the Water ire-t.
Poa'r Roux. Ont. March ”will that
mien of the town lying along the water
t men bullion» placer. ee well so
Shearlu’a hotel and two dwellings. were
burned with their mm".
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To let- Casey.
flea Amen), Tea. March tit—a some
play or e or more employ“ werbtegv
me left here too Whltm by way u
lit. ionic. where they expect toiefa the to
inertial ermy. .
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hilmweze‘tekeolo the shear: in a
lain mourning for Konuth. All thepn‘tr V”
"Um it, “c ”Hillel!
Roeebery and the Prince of
Welee' Daughter Mateo.
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{between-e Who'll“ how ru-
nner. Ant-ace Win. the mat eel-By
la Doubtful» more; Amt to. Item-
elect.
loam. limb “gt-it is learned from
an authoritative quarter that. the queen
and the Prince of Walee Inge given their
concept to the marriage at y with
Primal-Maud of Willa. and the oilicia'l
announcement may lie-expected any day.
Title wae the heathen: which cabled lione-
Iery'e urgent eumroona to the oueeu'e
preeeace on the fleturday before the ap-
nouncementyof (iladetone'a retirement and
the myaterioue bolmobladng of the minia-
tera on the Sunday following.
How the lledicele will rellab the leader“
ahip of the Prince of Welu’eowtwlaw,
who mmabiy will be peculiarly euev
eeptlbie toemrt influence-o. remalne to be
seen.
”all! ”he luv luau.
Prim Maud, or “Ham.” an hire in of~
ten called at home. was eeid awhile ago to
be growing prettier every day and more
like her'royul mother. bite is a very bright,
lively girl and full of fun. There were
repel-tee long ae four year: ago that aha
would proinbly marry Viscount ifh‘eleea,
the oldeat m of Earl and (Jeannine Carlo
m, who gave £17m» for the f'nlfoed
iialleetate, which comprlm 10,000 m
in finflolh. 'I'hm wav nothing in the m
roar. however. For about a year put it
baa been the 5 ip in iavbionable London
that Lorri "03;” was likely to «ed the
Irma.
Princess Mend in "M ymmold and in next
to the yonomt of the six children who
have been born to the Prince and i'rinceee
of Wain.
The ymage-t was a son. who «lied the
day after hie birth in llfil. An llogl
writer cold of the three dattghtera just a '7
er the eldest. Prim tool-e. was» married
to the Duke of File:
"The uneventful. yet happy and diveralr
her! liver of the three young daughter! of
the Prince and l’rtnem of Wales ran herd'
ly be maideved Mparately. for the uleterl
havebeeo very loving to each other. though
the eldest. Princess inniae. of courae wee
the fire! to become her mother'- righl head
and companion The trio were educated
by Mile. "antler and Fraulein Sodel.end.
aa belts the daughten of our royal home.
they have learned to be proficient in nev-
eral language-a at once and will conce—
qnentiy be at their case in every European
court. They are aieo very well read not
only in Engliah. but in French and German
literature. and have decided mnalcai talent
and ertintic prm-livitlra.
a was Trained (our. ,
“The Prince-e of Waite, like every mber
right minded lingual: lady at the head of
a household. baa diligently taken her fan»
iiy to church-at Sendriugbaib to the par
lab church: to Continue. not only to the
Chapel Royal. tit. Jamee, but eleoto Berke-
ley chapel. Mayfair. of which the Rev.
Telgnmoutb Hhore iv theincnmheol. and
it wu he who was selected to inunui the
princeaare in the principles of the Chriav
tiaa religion. Much attention he alwaya
been paid to the pbyaicai development of
the older girls. They can fence and men-
ually make use of the annulus of their
healthy. well grown trainee. They eleo
enjoy-romp among themedvea and are
lot ignorant of the pleasures ole bolster
fight in the secluaion of the bedromo they
have rill recently altar-d together—at all
event- in Marlborrmgh house.
"They thorvmghly enjoy amatry life,
and. like their mother. hevethecool hand.
that can make drvn butter, which they
have continually done in the dairy at left-
drlagbam home farm. where the Prince.
of Wain has her pet Alderneye eed eilthe
doiatleat dairy furniture her heart can do
”The walie are tiled with exquisite per
cock blue Indian Illa. the churn lo eiiver.
aodthe voiikpana are alaooi that no
use.
"Vader thereon mam- the dairy lee
teem wit a con , green on
the walla and a matted door. mam
allied with light carved oak. and all the
oraeueata we berm?” by the ‘honee
pvoad' .
weather
make their own butter. and
ewabveed and butter.aadha etheirtes
ggle Mayflower» and take aloha-tee
Inch later-t in the kitchen min at
aetnthelowevbede.
have their eepecial pen among the ring:
aadblrdeaodborsee."
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Moll. March leamo Maine». lie.
pawl U yearn. and Jane- Msinea. Jo.”
years old. two new man and w
eoaviete of the state m, were enacted
hereon suspicion. lathe boner waefonad
a valuable eel of the fluent burglua’ took.
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lion of the Miceotul Railway company
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WAIIIHI’TOX. M 33. "it I“ d m
day tor the colleague- ol tive
“bridge“ Kentucky. C had
takea e recre- oeteneibly i=3“ a the
on an excursion .witueea the
trialefeorue bigger:- atindlen Reambut
thetrlel in the circuit court
held greater charm: for may then the
aket on a government gnnbcat. am
and held had- were in e malarity
to Judge Bradley's court. but the
tore were disappointed by one of the least
mtloaeldayeof thumb-l ., , .. they
heard the defeoee of Colonel Bree ridge
outlined by hie law rtaerand attorney,
Colonel John J. libel y.‘ and the int words
of biuleliae Pollard'e nary. Then they
alnmbered through the monotonoua reed-
ln of a long deposition
e deieuee will be partly deniel and
partly explanation-denial thet Colonel
Breakinridge seduced Madeline Pollard;
that the gave birth to a child at the Nor-
wood convent. and anexpleoetion that aha
trapped him into a promiee to marry her
on the mutml undere‘tendiog that this
promiee wee only a device by which the
wee to withdraw from his life and be able
l; break ofi her relations with Mrs. Black-
ro, '
The long continued illicit relation: be
tween the two are admitted without ex-
cuee or wliiatlun except a reference to the
inherent weekueee oi human nature. but
the orator. evoke-men repreeente that he
was often anxioue to Meek them OK. but
was always lnveigird into mmluuante by
the young woman: that the followed him.
demeitded money from him and compelled
hie pmmiera to mom her under thmta
several tlnm repealed and eliminated by
I dieplay of plnluie .‘iorrnvl‘r it it prom-
iaed to be ehowu timx iii-w l'oilard’s early
lilo Led not been one at virtue before the
alive: tongued ovntor crowed her path.
TM. in animator in the deft-nae, but it be!
.any brambles and uiiic inane-s.
BET ON A RINGER.
Golden (late Wee 0wa Tanner l'alnte-d a
New Color.
fir. llrl‘le. March fl—Golden Gale'a vic-
tory in the third mm at Planet St. Louis wee
very auspicious. and all beta were ordered
to stand until a thorough investigation
could be made. lie was entered an acheatv
out gelding. by Joe llooker. dam on-
known. and mm at a mile~a remarkable
performance for a cold blotlded borne over
the undy track. The men who entered
him are unknown here and give a very
lame explanation of how they cam. into
of iht‘ horse.
lie wee entered in thenalne of ii. Bell,
and when railed for after the race he could
not he found. The borne was well played
at the piolmorne. but not at the track.
Later be war. identified beyond a doubt on
the [atrium ringer Tanner. who worked
the "twilight killing" at the fair grounds
leet spring, lie ia pointed a chestnut col—
or. After the hull race the judge’s decided
to burn the runway played on Golden Gate
and pay all other has.
Another Keploelen at liar-tender.
SAXTAMMB. Mare-h tin—Another fatal
deficient occarred hen-.cauml by an ex-
plorion of dynamite. idler elnce the ew-
fnl dieaetrr that occurred in thin city on
the night 0! Nov. I int. when the Spenleh
Mar Cabo Mechichseo was blown up
by the explonion of part of the large cou~
eignment of dynamite aboard of her. the
hull of (he veaeel has been lying at the
bottom of the boy. with s mnuiderable
utility of ti) nanilte ailll in the wreck.
'13“: a number of men were engaged in
work of taking the dynamite out of
bulk an explmion.wcurred. ondaev-
ml of i in: workingmen were killed.
JeI-a llwyle (nature rain“...
”10!, March 22.«-lt lo elated here that
on which are his lnltlele. wretched by him-
eoli with a nail w years ago. The etone
wee once a part of the foundation of the
old church at llowth. lreland. and Boyle
O'Roiii some years before hie death re-
to be buried belieath it. The atone
been taken from the mine of the old
church at Dowlh and in now in Boston.
and it will noon be placed at liolyhood.
Killed by a Wrong“ lie-bead.
Dr Boll. Pa. March avJohn Denver
wee webbed and killed by William bio-
lollaad with one thrust of, ,s. common
Seep hnlie. Then with thit eetue weapon
licCleliapd had attacked hie wife. She la
badly wounded. but may recover. bio
Clelland says be surprised Denver and bio
wife in a very compromlelng within.
Lawrence Ruben Ugly.
Mwnesca. tine, March wwslm the
Wuhlngton mill attempted to run them-
iiee have been kept busy protectl than
who have gone back to work. Fui 71,600
etrlkeva gathered at the mill gatee. and a
riot wee prevented with diliiculty.
fought With Mela and lee-m.
‘l'naaz flown. Ale. March lam-All old
feud between the King end'Cobb feetione
baa culminated in the death of John Cobb
at the handle of Drag King. The two had
a pitetml battle. platoie and ramra being
nerd.
Imminent lawyer Dead.
trim. x. it. Mercia u.»~liloomileld .l.
Beach died at Rome, aged 74. llewasoue
of them prominent law min central
flew York and nerved in t ammbly of
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BITE FROM THE WIRES.
Captain John C. floiey. commander of
the ”angel-meti- navel brigade, mined.
do one hippopotamus it making its
way Mum W iaconein totbe Mlavieelppi
river.
Superintendent Brockwey entertained
lee Yeti: emmldymen in the Elmira ve-
laundry.
For women on Newerlurlnl.)
We also! Williams wee sent to Jail
fallen.
d n by two
robged, and
An We elect wsa bel
wee. were
lbene‘llbegeupluadmd.
MEColeJtyeueoldJum
mmnumemmmi-m
John Boyle (l'itellly la toheve a tombatone c
, unu- omi. Itrmll. a};
WillTTllE mu: ‘VETOED
HanyProteetWalnet Cabling
the Seigniorage.
MOLE SAVE BIG Gilli TESTED.
”0 “hate Ind-lg” In a till-ml and I'll-
eventful leuloa aad Adjourn. Early.
It‘ll-Wing lineup From the Na-
tion'e Capital.
Wmnxoros. March nth—Thu pressure
being brought to bear upon President
Cleveland in regard to the action he ehall
take upon the Bland aelguiorage bill is not
manned to senators and representatives.
for he is in receipt of lettera and telegrams
from all sections of the country upon the
subject. and, contraryto the belief that
accrue to prevail, a very large majority of
theeeoommunicetlona urge him to exer‘
else the veto power. Many of the must
emphatic of the letters in the urgency
for a veto are from Baltimore. New Urie-
ane. Richmond, St. Innis. Charleston and
other southern cltlee. and they represent
boarda oi trade and leading busineaa men.
Similar communications have been re-
ceived from the citiea of Chicago; Pitta-
h . Allegheny City, Detroit. oeton.
Philadelphia. Rochester. New York and
Providence.
Fm laao of Credit. .
The prevailing sentiments contained in
three eppeale are the expreeeion of an ap-
prehenxion that abould the bill become a
law therewonld result a loss of confidence
in the credit of the government. a fear that
the gold would be drained from the treeee
ury and a feeling that the government
would be unable to maintain the peril y
between gold and silver. thou placing its
financial statue on the name footing with
Mexico, the South American republiru and
indie.
The president is carefully listening to
the argumente, political and otherwise. ad-
dreeeed to him reapecting the eeignlorage
bill. The beat information obtainable is
that he has not yet made up hie mind what
action to take. sotbet. no one can state
what he will or will not do.
Meeara. Tracey. Duuphy and other auti—
ailver mngreeemen any they believe the
bill will be vetoed. (in the other hand.
the Democratic aenatoni who voted for the
bill are guerally very hopeful that the
president will sign it. The message which
the president cent to the New York del&
gallon adrialug them not income to Wash
ington. they think. indicates that he hue
deoidedto approve the bill and deco not
conelder it necessary tooonaume time in
arguing the point—o view quite dllferont
from that of the New Yorkers themselves.
The president hae until the Will to decide
what he shall do with the bill.
Westllxorov. Met-ch lien-A dieliuguiahed
party of public men and ,deparimentnl of—
ficials and a number of ordnance experts
accepted the invitation of h; secretary of
the navy to visit the naval ordnance prov-
ing grounds at lndian Head to ace the offi—
cial test of the first of the big is inch gum
which has been completed at the govern-
ment worlta. This to the biggest gun ever
built in this country. and a vast amount
oi intereat was ninnifeated in seeing it op~
erated.
The enormous more of metal was all-
nutely inspected by everybody on arrival at
the proving ground with aometblng like
awe and with great admiration.
The 1,100 pound cast steel that was hoist-
ed up to the breech by a tackle and pulley
and rammed home y a hydraulic ram-
ming apparatus. The 403 pound charge of
powder was then put in behind the shot.
The powder is in grains. each grain being
an inch or more in diameter. The lnaealve
breechpln a'aathen swung into place and
the warning given for the cooling die
8.
Many a spectator stood out on his dig.
nity. but retreated to retired pointer and
held his finger: in his care while the gun:
ner, from a neighboring shelter. pullrdtbe
lanyard oi the greet gun and cent the half
ton of metal roaring and ripping and tear.
lug and raging into the inmmt rem-ms of
the nppmltt hillside.
l'oatmeetere Nominated.
Wuiuxorox. March 92:-Alli0nx the
nomluefiona of poetruutera Mil to the
senate were the following:
Connecticut~—Wililmentlo. Jullne l’luney.
New Jenn-Trenton. Frank ll. Lelor: Jer-
aeghty. Robert 8. deen.
nnsylvanlawflrreneburg. William R. Tur-
ney.
The following fourth clues [mtlnuaters
were appointed:.,
New when" Point Center. J. it. Trim-
blo;lm ream. .l. w. Couklln: llale‘s l-ldd y.
Abram lord: Marvin. Romyn ileum.
Penn lvanim—De Golle. Mrs. Viola Ward:
boy. .0. Oehlaen: Gideon. airs. Annie L
tam Harrieon Olly. l‘. .l. Kline: Llanwellyn.
. 8. Reinhold. ....
Quiet Day In the senate.
Wit-sleeves. March lite-The ahadow of
death hanging over the ornate wan referred
to in the chaplein'e prayer when he prayed
for the recovery 0 Senator Uoiqultt oi
Georgia’. The dey'e proceedinge were very
tame and unintereetlog. being confined
chiefly to the portage of unimportant billa.
The senate took up the unllniabed buri-
neae, which we- the bill to simplify the
form of deeds of conveyance and trust and
releases of land in the Dietrlct of Colum-
bia. and after debating". for an hourwlth-
out mull. it went into executive aeealon
and adjourned early.
Ioatea'e loll-f Committee Done.
micron, March ill.-'l‘be Boston cltlzena'
relic! committee has practically finished
its duties. During the peel three months
“.000 ha been expended. and 7.01» poor
people have been given work.
Leroy limit Macao.
Cameo. Much arrive yenre in the
actuation ethsrd labor wastho oer-mice
posed in the United states eourt in the
sue of Leroy Harrie. the Bull-lo money
order former.
Ilper‘tleeu mutton Int Med.
ALIA“ Mflw’l'he house look up
the metal order. which wee the him-limo
More of election bill. After acme den
hateltwalpmdbyavoteof'l‘oiol.
Ire-ear] Appointment. .
WW, Hatch fined. W. Cribb-
ef Clarice. PI.) baa beenmppolntevl a so»
all service aunt. of thetreaaury in charge
of the Pittehrg Mt.
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for n
free sample.
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GLADSTONE’S PLANS.
Ila Will ltetain Illa lent la Parliament by
Bennett.
11mm)", March mer. Gledhtone re-
cently received ,en adorns irom hie oon~
stitneute in Midlotbian in which he wae
reqneeted to continue to repreaent that
parliamentary borough in the bottle of
commona. Replying to this radium.
Gladstone lie-written a letter flee g
that hie chief deeire will be to follow t c
wlehes of the constituents he repreaento:
lie adds: “There will naturally be a
change in my attendance at parliauient. I
moot yet judge bowler my sight and
hearing will disable the from performing
parliamentary duties.”
The letter continues: “Whatever the
merila or demerits of my career—and cer-
tainly I have been chargeable with many
errors of judgment—l hope it at leaet
has been governed by uprightneae of in-
tention and ado-ire to learn. l'am and
gain that Scotland will continue to cher-
ish a lofty and enlightened tense of duty.
and that undoubtedly she will be able to
obtain without dlfilcully every satisfaction
of her own specixl wants. For myself i
carry out of olllce the name political opin-
ion: 1 professed while in it.
“it la indeed a aatiefaction to me. after
more than 00 years of e highly contentions
life, that lean behonorably relieved from
some active participation in political cou-
fiiot, but i recognize the great and grow.
log demand» of these countries for the eel.-
isfactlon of their legislative wente. and]
lament that the discrepancy of aentlmeut
between the two houses of parliament has
received during the past year such devel-
opment as to raise a queetlon between the
chamber in the main responsible and the
chamber totally irmponsible to the ne-
tlon in ouch form as to early neceeeltate a
conclusive judgment from the country. i
am deeply convinced that until the Just
demands of Ireland are satisfied.“ the
house of commons tried to satisfy them.
neither will the legislatlvowonta of any
portion of the United Kingdom be ode
quately met, our will the empire attain its
maximum union and power. nor British
honor be cilvctnnlly cleared of the deepest
historic stniu ever attached to it."
New Light on the Puller ‘l'rngedy.
NEW Yong. March 2‘2.—Superinte’ndent
Byrnce declares that the mystery that he
enveloped the killing of Mien Fuller in
Lawyer Mullen's olllre on Saturday has
been dissipated. He claims to be in p09-
eeeeiou of sufficient evidence to show ex-
actly how she was killed and intimate:
that she one murdered and did not com-
mit suicide. lint more importnnt and
pmitive still is the declaration made by an
officer of the Ooh Street station that a let~
ter was received by Captain Slevin in
which the writer says that he was an cyc-
witneue of the tragedy and saw Magoo fire
the fatal shot.
Near Phase of the Negro Queutiun.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. March 2'2.~Threc
thousand representative negroen from ev-
ery part of Alabama Were in attendance
hero upon the aisle convention recently
called by Rev. A. .l. Warner and other-e to
consider the question oi emigration to Al-
rican it wan the sense of the meeting that
u Africa mm the natural home of the no
gro, (lime in thin country should return
and establish there a great nation. It was
agreed, however. that as the white men
had brought the negroee to America they
ought to pay their lure back to their native
land. i'lt‘flilllilon! to that efl'cct were
posited. H“ ~_ _ ”_
Shot Two Men and Ben.
"AMMUND. lull, March iii—James Coir
my and William Clear-y. who were em-
ployed an watchmen in f be ’l‘olleetou Shoot
lug club ground. Ila-ante involved in e
uarrvl with Albert Tucker. and the latter
drew a big uar y pifiol and fired nix ehote,
killing both men. A [fer the murder 'l‘ooker
took to the woods. A vigilance committee
was immediately organized. Tanker will
be lynched if captured.
’l'hrce Killed in a Street Fight.
Blimxsoluu. Aid. March 22.-.\leager
details reunited here of a bloody street duel
which occurred at Eufavv, (lulu county.
and multed in thedenlh of three men.
Sheriff [-2. L. llenegan attempted to arrest
two strangers who were suspected of being
burglars. 'l‘hey fired on him, and he re
turned the fire. killing both men and re-
«lying wounde from which llt'lllt‘il soon
after.
{'art-leee he of tlewllne.
Bill.\'lilhiiiri. lib... March din—As the re
sult of a gmliue explosion here hire. J.
Weetfell. Mn. Barney Manley. M Grace
Barker and a dmonth-old eon of rt. Mau-
ley were frightfnlly burned. The women
were cleaning a carpet with gasoline. and
a coal atove in the room ignited the gas.
rerdloaml Ward Married.
Gust-15m. N. Y.. March 22.-Ferdlnen
Ward of New York and Mice Belle Sto
of Staten Island were married at the reel.
deuce of Dr. J. A. West in thin village.
Rev. GeorgeK. Ward of Dansvllle. a counin
of the groom, official d
aeaator Colon
a ('ondltlou.
H. S. BRO»;
South Main street. 80.
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'i'obacco
iusurvs Illfiasure.
lie: Sure to get it. .
WAGONS.
New and second hand
Buggies. Phaetons, Carriages
Canopies. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
cam. an can mail.
Henry Tilly.
‘ l. 0. routs; "
Paper Hanger, llalciminn. Palnlu
And dado! in
lilllV PIPER lllll BORDERS
lain a '80. Norwalk.
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New tork. at lip. m.
FERTILIZERS"' leaveiiorwalk.6p.m.;louth
p. m.
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freight anyvv erein New ork'fi'
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“'.\rilll‘.\'tl‘liil€. March 32. .“ Col-
qnitt‘a condition in about the name. The
present attack in said in be the result of
the progrm of the paralysis from which
he baa euffcrcd for a long time rather than
from any recent ulturk.
Think Chimney: llid It.
New Your. March amt new theory to
grilling the butchcry of llayearold Bueie
artln in being considered by the police.
it is that the crime is at oriental charac-
ter. and the murderer was a Chinaman.
Owyguraey Acquilted.
New outrun, March file-A. tiny r-
ney. who wan on trial before the crim uel
court, charged by the American Express
wmpeny with having stolen “9.300 from I
packege of NM», baa been mottled.
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donut-em Indicted.
Jnneltr Gigi} “Till air—11m,f [Him
count gran cry out up
motefinoil‘uilng five mute again-t each
of the street and water mmmlmimlm II
melleaeanor in other.
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ran—eater flanged I'll-sell.
Baum“. Pr... March emu-William Zinc
merman. poetaiaister and a well known
merchant at Btoyretown. committed eul-
eide by hanging in the viable oi lilte'a-hv
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