m
For England's Attitude
Toward Armenia.
wuurmmunsmm
the Dru-h m Believes la the loa-
» no heart» as no l‘ldorltllds lt—I'hc
'l some non-any Criileiud by the liberal
, Q‘ We. Press.
lashes. Feb. i.—-The banquet of the
' lmcnniurmlst-Uuionist association at the
Hotel Xetrepole was the occasion for an
s ., W' by the Marquis of Salisbury,
. , ‘ meminlster and secretary of state for
i . (a sdairs.
' Inthecoursc of his remarks he said,
it“ tolerance to Venuueia:
“I have been hold up as the denounces
n! the Monroe doctrine. As a matter of
. Maithough the Monroe doctrine is no
’gtof international law, rny dispatch to
. Oiney. the sect-curry of state of the
United States. supported it as a rule of
policy in the strongest and most distinct
terms.
"But when I stated in that dispatch
Ind reiterate now that as a rule of policy
we are the entire advocates of the Monroe
‘ i doctrine we mean the Monroe doctrine as
President Monroe understood it. In that
sense you will not find any more convinced
supporters than we are. "
Lord Salisbury then turned abruptly to
the Armenian (reaction, and- he reproach-
ed the religious communities with labor
ins under a mistake when they supposed
that England had hound herself in honor
to soccer the Armenians, which means to
go to war with the sultan in order to
force him to govern the Armenians wall.
The Berlin treaty, Lord Salisbury said,
Inme bound the signatory powers that ii
the sultan promulgated ccrtuin reforms
they would watch over tho execution oi
these reforms. Nothing more. He did
not think any one could interpret that as
an understanding to go to war. As'to the
Cyprus convention, Lord Salisbury con-
tinned, it eonmins no trace of an under-
taking to interfere in behalf of thc sul-
Ian's subjects.
“I was concerned in the drafting of both
these conventions," Lord Salisbury said,
“and nothing would have induced mo to
pledge my country to such a desperate un-
dertaking. "
Sultan's Prornlsed lit-forms.
.
The speaker reminded his hearers that
the reforms which the sultan had recently
accepted, although very good reforms,
could not be expected to produce good gov-
ernment in two months.
“They require time to work out." the
speaker Went on to say. “They would re.
quire time in a civilized community. and
much more so in a savage and fanatical
community. l luau-they will have a bcucil-
‘ccnt effect as time progresses."
Lord Salisbury then continued by say-
ing:
“Meantime, by sprawling among the
Turks the feeling; that tbcirdomiuion was
threatened, these reforms bmc unfortu-
nately led to the perpetration of horrors
’ which can only be compared with the days
of Genghis Khan and ’I‘nmcrlunc.
“I am aware that many influential peo-
ple aver that this was done by the sultan
and his government with set purpose. My
own opinion is that the-sultun's govern-
ment is Weak, wretched. impotent and
powerless, but it is a dream to imagine
thathe ordered the perpetrutiou of those
melties. In my judgment there is no
ground for thinking so. It was race fuc-
tion and creed faction driven to the high-
est point in their most corrupt and most
horrible form which brought upon tho
wretched Armenians those terrible sum-r-
ings. -
“If you ask why We have not interfered,
I can only answer for England that m,
oonldhnve threatened what I may call an-
, noyances in sailing of customs bore and
there, but when you are dealing with the
rising of a whole fanatical population
against ape ulation with whom they have
been at bit r enmity for ages and who
are situated in mountains far removed
irom the seashore you are deceiving your-
selves if you imagine that England‘s arm,
long as it is, could have done anything in
mitigation. Nothing but a’ military oc-
, cupation could have done it, and England
does not possess the power for military oc-
cupation at that distance.
An Answer to Gladstone.
“Mr. Gladstone wrote in a lettcr that
England could cope with five or six Tur-
keys. ‘ That was a most ill judged and
rash observation. If the sultan would
meet us on the open sea. undoubtedly Wt:
gsld cope with five or six sultans. But
it not worth arguing the possibility of
England oceupying these inaccessible
provinces. , ,
“I am not bound to answer the question
why Europe did not interfere. I say con-
fidently that none of the powers wished to
interfere, and I believe their view is that,
with patience, the sultan’s prestige, which
is the only power left in the country, will
ultimately reestablish order and allow in-
dustry and commerce to take their usual
secure course. That is their View, and it
is our duty to give the sultan time. It is
not for me to pass judgment on that view,
but no other remedy has been suggested.
It is some encouragement to find that al—
ready some degree of order is being ro-
stored.
““1! you do not act with the great powv
art. you must not against them, and pro‘
duce calamities far more awful and terri-
ble than the Armenian atrocities.”
In conclusion, Lord Salisbury referred
to the recent patriotic demonstrations in
.the colonies in the face of the threatened
‘ foreign complications and said:
“I care not how much We are isolated if
we are united. An example has been set
which will shed a beneficcnt light on the
latest generations of Englishmen.”
As he finished his address and resumed
his seat he 'wm greeted withioud and pro-
longed cheers. ‘
Lord Halsbury, the lord chancellor;
Lord George Hamilton. secretary of state
for India; Mr. Ritchie. president of the
board of trade, and other members of the
government were also guests of the nasty
elation. ‘
Lord Salisbury. at the opening of his
h, referred to the rocdnt Transvaal
crisis as throwing a lurid light upon what
might happen it home rule were granted
to Ireland. As soon as the Trauévanl was
in trouble, he pointed out. it applied to
the foreign powers instead of to England
. "tor support, ‘
Amazing litter-aces:
An editorial in The Chronicle describes
Lord Sailsbury's specch as “the most
anmzlng utterance that ever fell from the
’ lipaof the governor of a great empire at
the crisis of its fortune. Lord Palmerston,
In his wildest after-dinner escapades, could
not he“! beaten it.
grievous harm 'in the eyes of, the world.
Bebestcwedbutonsword apex-Austins,
. wrecked.
plant was filed here against Harry M.
It will do Enghnd"
snail Isl masts” no
tskclcsretotsli bin that he
with fire main. its should Mrs
either less or more. Ills whim iii
ignornlnious admission."
The Times says of the speech: “Lord
i-Iallsbury's tone with reference to Anne-
nia was apologetic. and his explanations
were rather unusual. But they will now
vines all falrmindod men that the fault
does not lie witlrthe British govemmeot."
The Daily News (Liberal) comments ed-
itorially upon Lord Suiisbury's address If
follows:
“The little monster who giants at (loa-
stantineple over the butcherics will receive
Lord Halisbury’s statement as glad tidings.
It will be read with inospresslble slmlac
by thousands of decent men and Women
in England. We might at least abstain
from encouraging the sultan in ids hellish
work."
GOING AFTER GOMEZ.
General Marin Is New About to “tifIIcisily‘I
Capture the Insurgent under.
HAVANA, Feb. 1.——'I'be departure of
General Morin for active operations in the
field is given out here as marking the he-
ginnlng of a more aggressive and silt
nucleus military policy. and great things
are expected of his cmupaiga.
Ills purpose is stamd otiiciaiiy to be to
enter upon the pursuit of Gomez and Ma-
coo in Pinar dei lilo province. lie takes
with hint 1,700 cavalry, 2,001) infantry
and four batteries of artillery, and be de-
peuds on the military wall along the rail«
road from Havana to Batabano to prevent
the mcape of Games and lilac-co, while he
runs them down and captures thorn in
Pinar dei lilo.
It is probable tint he designs the force
immediately under his command. as above
stated. as a sort of ilytng column, equip-
ped to move swiftly and to follow closely
upon the insurgents in the evasive tactics
they have unrcrnit'tlngly pursued. lint
there are going with him 3.41mi additional
troops under the couuuund of iicmrrais
Ganoilas. Aidccoa and I.iuurcs,_\vbo will
cooperate with him.
The insurgents made an attack on Fort
Mata, in the Hogan district, but they were
repulsed, with loss. They have also burucd
stone of the oancficlds on the planmtlon of
Ym Dio.
Captain Gonzales Bernard. llsuilog 32
men, met the bands undcr Lacrm botwcvu
Lagtudiias and Program, by whom he
was pursued, keeping up a running light
and losing one killed and two wounded.
Later a column of the Maria Cristina reg
iment ro-cnforccd him, and he attacked
the insurgents. He lost‘, tvvo/ more men
killed. according to tbooliicial reports, and
one wounded. but succeeded in rcpuislng
the insurgents.
COMMISSIONERS. NAMED.
Tiss- l'reoivlcnt Appoints'l'crsmss to Test
“'clglii. islui Finom-ss of Coins.
\V'Aaiilh'tl‘i'ox, Fob. l.—«'l'bo lil’l'..~lil(‘ill,
has designated the following annual per
sons as commissioncrs to test and cxaminc
tbuwcight and ilncnoss of the coins to
scrvcd at tho rcvcrui minis during the
your lo‘ilfi, pursuant to auction :i..‘.-IT of the
revised statutes:
0. ii. Pluii, finance committed of I'nit~
cd Slates scnutc; Charles W. Static, house
conuuittcc on wcights and rru-lmxrc-a;
Thomas W. lirownc, Lobigb university;
Charles 1’. Jackson, iiarvnrd university;
Iionry liurnctt. Paducuh. Ky: lidward
U. iA'r’M'll. New York; John W. hlaib-tt,
Universityof Virginia: Marcus Benjamin.
Ncw York; Eugene Ii. Braden, lfclcnu,
Mon; Andrew Stevenson, i‘olumbus. 0.;
Cniwli Whitcbcad, “'iirliilllginll'. John
(imiwuiadcr, l’hiladclpliia; Charles ii.
Barrios. Philadelphia, and lluilglufi ll.
’I‘botuas, lialtimorc.
A RRHWAY TRAGEDY.
Louis lilciz. shoots "is “’ifc, (lives I'oison
to Ills (.‘liiitl nml Kill» Himself.
RMIwav, N. .I., Fob. l.-——lnuis I)lctz,
a mcchanlc, shot his wife, scrinusly injnr<
ing hcr. attempted to poison his child and
then killed himself.
While at a meal and during the absence
of his wife from the table lllctz cmpticd
a powder into a cup of tca placcd in front
oi his b-ycar-old sou. Iiis'wifo returned
just in timo to note this action and at-
tempted to seize the cup. Diotz drew a
revolver and fired, tho builct cntcring her
right hip. In the excitement the child fell
to the floor and crawled away;
Dictz then pushed the muzzle of the re?
volvcr in his mouth and fircd again. Ilo
dli'll almost instantly. Mrs. llictz will
recover. Domcstic qlmrrcis are thought
to have caused the shooting.
Three Killed by an Explosion.
FREEPUH’I‘, 0., Feb. 1,—The boiler in
the stavcmill on William Morrison's form
exploded, killing tbrco pcrsons and injur-
ing two. The dead are William Intportc,
engineer of Tippecanoe, 0.; William Knif-
m' of Lcavittsburg. 0., and [toy Vcscy of
Warren. O. The bxslics vvrrc. thrown dis-
tances of from do to 3m fact and were
{rightfully mangled. Isaac Morrison and
his young son, who were sitting on a log
outside of the mill. were struck by a fly-
ing buzzsaw and severely cut.
was blown to fragments and the mill
llclvn Lockwmul May Practice.
\i’ssnrxorox, Fob. 1.—.\cting Secretary
of the lntcrior licyuolds has ordcrcd a
suspension, of operation of his recent ordcr
disburring liclva A. Lockwood, once a
presidential candidate on the equal rights
ticket, from practice as an attorney before
the pension bureau. , Mrs. Lockwood has,
given nssuranccs that she will refund to
the claimant, Benjamin Thompson, the
#25 fen/she isallcgcd to have improperly
received.
Presidential Poslofflce Appointments.
Wssumwrox,
appointments of presidential postmasters
will be made: ' '
Massacbusctts—Gcorge flushing, Iiing-
ham.
Connecticut-Charles Harrington, Es-
sex. ,. -- .
New Jersey—Edgar I“. “Dell, Woodbury.
Pennsylvania — Sarah A. Bacbnuln,
Slatingtou. *
Alleged Embnzler Arrested.
SAN Flint-moo, Feb. 1,—Clareuco Mor-
phy. alias C. 13‘. Clark, was arrcsted here.
He is wanted at Salem. Mass. for alleged,
embezzlement of $60,000 two 'ycnrs ago
from the Salem Savings bank. 0 was
taken to the detectlvc's room in t 6 city
hall to be questioned. and while there suc-
cecded in making his escape. lie was per-
sued by policemen, fired at and ilnnliy re—
captured.
Another Attachment Against Fowle.
SALE», Mass, Feb. 1.——A nether attach-
l‘owle, the annealing lumber clerk of
Boston. It is for 01,900 in an action of
contract bought by Fannie K. Bowen!
Newton.
”gm—m... . , .
O ‘ “’
failure with regard to Aruwnia is a must . ‘
BRIDGEPORT.
Still oath'éiié Themln
m.
"id'siifsé’ , v.
‘xw cm “a: 'qfl'!‘ .
327 Main Street, Ger. Bank,
Sturclcvant Block,
I l I
conngcncur
The people are quick to discern between the shabby genteel
coat Sale in all our history follows.
one of them
and the real solidiashlon, hence the most phenomenal Ovcr-
jamcs Rotbwcll 8: (30.,
Wholesale Tailors, have come to our terms for their entire
stock, and garments which they supposed Would bring [be re-
tailer as high as $I3.oo and $zo.o0 can now be fmuul on our
tablcs separated from our regular stock, marked $13.5o, evory
$i3.50!
Why go to the poor tailor, or in any
m ucb less ?
tailor, when the richest
product of Foreign and American fabric iii;1l<Cl'S,S() nrlisiicnllv
and fashionably made into ()verconis, can be bad bore for So
I v . a .0
chst English ixcrscys, .‘it‘ltilllS and Bcavcrs, :all lcnglbs.
silk velvet collars. single breastcd.
We are offering equally as great volt
il’OllSCl‘S.
il'i in Suits, l'l"tcrs and
Your money back ii'you are not satisfied.
amxwm
‘ for cts.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
Free! Freel!
EYES “EXAMiNED FREE!
You bow uuch- .1 ille’.’ ul‘lcrmul-
lm: lnt'n sl‘ul‘i limo you for]
)‘A "1‘ cyw l‘lllli.
‘l'uvu or»: no lilllil with your
3:}: <z». 'i'lo-n :1 unw-ulor
~-i1.1i|:. 'l'lu~u My buy-vyw and
3 mil lnul yvoo'I-_\'c~ art-uni
:1l:'.I-, Ilovv- llli‘?!l Mimi by
siccpy. and
Dusmhtsv . GRAY & co.
MAIN H’i‘lilili'l‘.
i'mu.
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ll» Nillt'l'll
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F.50HAVOIR,M.D
5.“. Shi‘Tll MAIN 5"‘lll‘ll‘l'l‘.
South Xx -:'\'.'.xll.'.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF' WOMEN
(Illlcc bow". .‘alumluys and i'lmrwlny’a
.‘iloiln. 12:. it‘ll ly
'l‘ho boiler .
Fob. l.——The following 9
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in . "Ito" '
. lili {glass "’9'
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,‘mmflmh- .VT- A _ ~W‘ ;
THE . EVENING; SEiliii‘iEL . Phlli'i‘il‘iil . muss if
‘ Thoroughly Equipped For Every Kind of Printing.
BeSt Quality-oi Work at the Lowest Prices,
well as anywhere. ,
Nothing so large or so small that cannot
I
be done here as
‘\.
DOINGB OF CONGRESS.
Solution Finally Agree to Take a\’oie en
the [land lilll. - I
\Vssili‘l’u’l‘ox. Fob. i.-—II‘I the senate sol
agrccmeut was rear-bed to take a final volt ?
on tin-silver bond bill at 2 o‘clock this'
afternoon. i
'I‘bc agrocmcui came rather uuespvclod- ,
ly at tho closoof Mr. Vilhs' “mush. liul
lunl laikcd for thmo hours and was about}
to bo inllu'uvcil by liir. liate, when .\lr. i
(‘lmudlcr prccipiiaicd the tlicsilou of a:
final \‘nio llysiatlng that o Would ask?
ummimom consent for a noose from i one ,
ill 7:3!) o'clock. Wbiio ihi‘ senator did uoti
location a “do it was \chi undersnunll
that the lllili'i' was to expedite a \'oil~ by‘
disposing of spcccbcs during the evening. 5'
Mr. Harris of ’I‘cnnosscc put the voting?
[il‘npnslllull in more dcfiuiio form by ““k'l
lug that the ugm-mcnt covcra recess from I
l until 7::so p. m., a further rcccss umll’
il a. m. imlay. tbcu .illc five minute rulw
of ilcboic lo apply, cxccpllng Mr. Morrlli, '
the chairman of the finance commliico,
and ilnuliy a vote on the bill and all'
amcminu-nls at :2 o'clock.
For a fcw minutes it Iookcd as iboughl
Mr. Hill of .\’c\v York would again pre- ‘
vcm an ngrccmcnt. He asked for fl‘tllri-
iluct uudcrsiumiiog that various parlla~
nu-uiary motiom to postpone. lay on lb.-
habit-.0112. should not be cut oil. 'i'bli‘
was rcadliy l'lilli'i‘ill'il by Mr. Ilarris, M)
long as lla- ilnulvolu- was at T.’ o'clock.
This disprscd of the last remaining objn-c
lion. and tho presiding nlllccr declared the
iliiilli lllllllri liL'l‘t'l‘liii'lll U) ill? iii hiri'i‘.
.-\~.dc from this tho sl-sslou was glvcu ,
tn spcl cbc" on the pending bill. the prin- ‘
clpai spculu'rq iu-lug .‘lr. Vilns (Ill-m.) of
WI-‘cnllsili. who argued in nppm‘liioll to
bulk ilr" original bill and tho substitute
_ and .‘Ir. ’na- (lb-um of 'i'cnucssoo and
Mr. Wbiio (lb-p. I of ('nlifornia. who ml
'il‘l".~t”l ilu- Fl‘illlli‘ In support of ibc silvcr
nun-mlmcni.
'l‘bc hou-om-nflnml lin‘l'li lorouiinc limb
ncss. )lmi Ill ”if“ N‘ifilllil Wile ili‘\l'll'ii in
,iln- lll~irici of Columbia lilllli'uyl‘lllllnli
{ bill. The rcgulnr nth-mp: was audio to
, ll.’i\(‘ all lbc I xpcnscs of tho district gaw-
j orumnui [said by the district, but the illu-
‘llnn lllmln' byMr. licai'na-ml illum.) oi
Exlimuu‘i to cllcct this was rubd out on n
lii'iili of Ol'lll'f‘.
'l‘lzc llih'il'll'l bill curried $3.~llT.ihib,
forum-3;: log-1 than ibc sum appnanlaicd
for ilm ('lil‘l‘l‘lil flu :ll your.
l! “as t‘Kp-‘l'iwil ibut .\. .I, lion-mini,
who c2111: ~lcd )llice ('rowb V's M‘ill from
tho 'l‘--'llb (ii-Ari“! of 'I'cxue. \vnuld illllll'l'F“
lbc house In ‘-il;i[dli‘l of bls‘ claim. but bc
wuivmi ibo privilcgc :u'cniab-d him. and
illt' iv-uliilllili oi (bu c-unminm- Inlllil'lli
bu: .\lr. i'i'i:l\‘l")".~ title in his .-cal \vm
au‘...piml. '
liilb' ‘.\I‘I't']|1l~‘~r1iil|Itilil‘llil FI'I'IiHll "3:57:
of thc i‘twls‘r'll damn-s rcuurillng cxuxnp ,
' ilnn.‘:lliu\\'4'll didilb-rs of fruit brumlics?
.-o M in cxll‘ml t'm- providons ul'.lbui‘
I section In llileb-lwui' Imiililics from lli‘ill'fi,:
pim uppb :, i'i'.ll.‘,I-"i illlll In ilil'x'. in :mi bur
irc ll.c pic-‘Inlcnl to appoint John T. .I.;
a. John ll. .‘inl‘l'lrl :nul I'llw‘ll‘l' \i'clb}
. i n'll..:ll4'r'l'~‘ in lb" may and in:
..'Ix'l'l,',x- llu‘ llnn‘ i‘ul‘ lmbllllg \li~ll'll'l :ilal‘
tll'i'llif 1| :ll'lii iii if? l“..'i~li ' ll .ilnll‘lii nil
: 'l' 'illl- ?
TRANSVAAL SITUATION.
Iér-ugcr ‘l|)~ ”c It (‘onsidcring
Ilw Halter ni' lit-lurms.
lunbux‘, lwb. l.-—’i‘bc 'i‘imcs has a dim
‘ pub-b from l'rrioria I'Itlll‘lllllli::_‘ :1 loo; in»
lcl'er'i'.’ uixb l‘n~~'idcb: lx'rupcr. in whit-bl
l'c l‘l‘l‘i‘flli'll ilmi lll' bull bung i'iillslili‘l't‘il'
ll . in bowl lilv widow n: ll'u' nillumb-x‘<.
'l‘ll:-.-.\'m,v,xii\‘c tomb-ll li-uli Iliscusmtl ml
mincitiiun N'lmlm' :u'x'cI-inbb- in ”will. anal
rignimt llm objw " mmcoi lid mcm-
_.,'U’
l
, I'rl“iill'li|
lHIl H l
f in r‘ bc lmvl h'luwzl in in» illiluclh'n-il by 1m
"\‘lii i'tl'lii‘. illlll ll lliill iil'l'il ill'i‘lill'il in
‘ submit llzo sci” im- in tin” \ul'hrl'llilll. and,
ill-o o ~cbcmv- lui‘ lnml w” govcrmocm in i
L .Iobanm-al.m'g. llc i'nlllil giw no promise.
lll‘ will, (ill ilm qllc‘~llull HI lllc from-birth
' 'l‘llx' ',(*‘.'I'l'lllln'lll liiliNI ill -l'li\l l'\‘.‘l1i4-h v.1)“.
lbw loyal l'll'llll'lll'v cf lln' Hithamlcr popula
lion. 'l'lw Ir:nu-l2‘..~«~ ('nlllxl not bc giwn to
Mary l.v‘\\"l nmcr, 311' Hwy arrival by
tbolnanw cwry yccr .‘ilill Would soon
:wump 'bc on: population.
'l'bv 'l'imvs ...c<;u1lub'nl. illltl<I "'l'bc
l imcrvicw ll-Il liliuli mo ibv lllllll‘r'-,~ ion
3 that, us form: pnwiblc, wlilhmi. icnpnrilix
.’ lug il‘c inn-cc.” v-l‘dllt‘ burgh r<. I’rmi
. dcm l-{rnccr inmxiom in mcct ibc \‘visius
3 hi the inynl m «mulch.
".‘(vxt .‘ln"il:i)'ll1l~' lll‘lll ill‘lllllll‘lf.‘ iixwl
for ibc im guliunui' theclun'gcsugninst
the political ptlmncrs."
I’M-l llnilrnutl “'rcclc.
llurndz. l“i'll. l.—.\ fatal
\vrcck occurred at Manly, uboui HI Illlli“;
' irom lll‘l‘l'. on tho Mziluuml Air 'linc bo-
iivccn t'm; freight lz'aius. A ii't‘rumn. \\':Ll
it‘l' i"l::nni;::m, cnlorcd. :lllil a brnkcmzm.
imac liczuuun. coloml. \Vt'l‘z' lilflollil)"
lgilb'd. Ulix' of Ibc 51min comm-tinny
ham. and tbc cngiuccrs wort- seriously
scublcii. 'l'lle cngilm and 17 cars l'HllI'il
down ii lift [out ominmlum'nt. in czlitlc
jcurs \vcrc Sulllu :Hl mubwnud bum-s.
j ’l'v.‘ci:iy-oi'.:' ui' tilcw \vcrc kill-vii.
railroad ,
“ “'lly lll- Iiiszuipcurctl.
lll'l“l":\i.il. incl). l.—.\ fill-.l'izlgc of about
: {‘LHIIU has boon found in lill“:lt‘\‘llillli‘~' of
; (‘l';lrb'< W. .‘c'lljy'tlcr. «':l~'llicl‘ ni‘ llb‘ l’o~i.1l
'l‘clcgl'npb (wupziily bcrc. who iuyslcrbuw-
l:.'ill>l'.|llb‘l|l'.‘li ll'llllli)'.~l min. .‘t ll‘l‘iiIiT;
has bm-nm‘mril on! for finbe-r's arrest.
'l‘bcrc is no cb w in his \‘-'lli‘l't'lliiillli5.
l'rmniucnt Nch‘ Englnmici' Ilrnlh Iii-ml.
l’llilIVllleVi‘li, l"\'l|. l.—cll. 1'. “Hull. lill:
lilililil.{ llli‘l'll‘l' iul'c, ill'lwlllit'il (Mill on
llrozul sil'cct. llc had low“ promilu-nt in:
tbc New England fur mun for it) ycm's. I
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
The plualcr factory m‘ )l. .l. llouuc &
(3),. at Yonlu-rs. N. Y., \vm tlciiroyctl by
Wire lanai. demon, ‘
Ilou. (icorgc liuru i .l.
: l‘ort Sitlmle National hunk of liomc, N.
. '11, has cmnmittcd snicixic.
'l‘bc NI'I’S‘ Publishing and Printing:
' ttuuuuny was im-orpomtcd imprint a daily
and \vvckl‘y nexi‘spupcr'in Albany.
'l‘birly-i‘w‘o collicrim of tho l’biluib-lphla ,
, fllii licuiiingoonxprmyin Pennsylvania ro- '
‘ ccitcd oiiiciol ilizlilb'ulblll to slut down at"
, (lilt‘i‘.
l’aul lirinhmn. alias David (Toll-man.
Vibe norm-ions confidcnco loan. was rt‘ii':
; team! in New York ioscvcu ycars in stain
I prism. ‘ , .
.\ plaster bust of the lnic Eugene Fluid.
from tho <tmlio of Signor (inuiano Tren-
tonuu- o.“ Florence. \vasunvciinl in the
library of the l'nlon League club in (lili-
can”,
l-‘irc Ill'..i.!'li.\'l".‘; ibc “marry of Jacob f
Htiuo K ('11.. at hot. r. licl. lugctbcr With"
hides and fury. valued at $i.~.l‘r‘hi. The fire
it supposcd to how bccn of incl-odicry
origin. , _‘
Governor Morten has granted a further ‘
respite to But Shea until Feb. 11 because"
of Judge Mnyhnm’s advice that he cannot i
give a decision in the matter of the appli-
cation until Feb. 7.
cusbicr of ibo.
. .
J' ‘ Wlmm‘m V'
mt Eugjstu.
Charitable Decision of the inves-
tigating Committee.
DUNBAVIIII'S CHARGES IMPROVED.
The Investigators Think "in Acoustic”
line to Error or Judgment, but Criticiso
Ills Coum~-!r. lsciin and the “feudal
iiyndleate Fully Isisoiroratcd.
New Your, Fob. in!“ last the noon
mitten appointed by the New York Yacht
club to investigate the charges of Lord
Duuravcn has submitted Its rctmrt and
finding. The cmmuiticc. which consisted
of Messrs. E. J. l'llnlps, J. Plcrpont Mer-
gan. w. i“. Whitney, A. 'l.‘. .‘ilahan and (i.
L. liivcs. imuica thorough investigation
of the accusations of the Earl of liunravcn
that Mr. lsoiln and the lit-fender syndicate
bud bccn guilty of unfair, uuslmrtoiunn-
likc and fraudulent pructiccu in conncctiim
with tho international yacht l’fli'i‘i. Tho
nqmrt, the gist of which has already been
made public. is u roiumluous document.
Whilcior sometime it has been known
that tho columiltco's report. supported by
the t'iilli'lli'i'. would cuilrcly exonerate
.‘lr. lu-liu and tho llcfcmlcr syndicate and
mildly crlilolsc tho Earl of iiunravcn pub-
lic lutcwut is fcit in the terms of tilede~
cldon.
The Committee's Finding.
The oiliciul ccwluslou of the committee
is lH follows;
Ham :5 cart-fol considcrutlou of the
Whole case ibccommittcc arc ummlmously
of l boopiuion that ibocbargo made by Lord
liunravcu bad its origin in mistake: that
It is not only not smiaincd by cvldcncc.
but is cmuplctciy disproved. and that all
the clrcmm-‘htuccs indicated by him as giv'
log riso in llin suspicion are entirely and
sail~fnctorily mplolntnl. 'i'hcy tit‘i'iil it.
tlnn‘clorc. but ju‘tto .\lr. lscliu and the
gcmb uu'n conccrncd with him. as well as
to (ho oilim-m alul crow of ibc linfcndcr.
that the cummittco «bould express em-
phatically lbcir l‘onviciicn ibai nothing
u butcvcr l!"z.‘|il'l‘cll in couuccilou with the
race in qlli'siipll that costs the Icost suspi-
cion upon lbw ilxtcgrlly or proprlciy (If
liil'li‘ conduct.
And ilu- commune are not willing to
doubt {but if Lord llurmm-u bud remain-
ul pron-m throughout the im’cstigatiou.
so a: to leuvc lauml :Ill liw i‘-'.‘i1lt'l.'.'l' illilb
was lutrodom-ll. lu' “'Hll‘ll l f bi. own mo-
tion lunc withdraw” a violi‘m- Ibat was so
plainly foumlul upon mi-iul.c. and that
: lili‘ l'l'i'll m uufnrruzmlc D tbc publicity
it lm< minim :1 .thl lbc fr cling to which it
llih gin-n riw.
’l'lu' Hui". ilm \uillint: in nu}.
],Il'~.l,zi‘;, Fol“. l.—i'vniill ~ 'vl lili' ilz‘f'lfilfll‘i
of ilm «Ir-cm! monuiilcm l' anstiguiiml
.ui' ibc \3 w in rl: 'i'm-Ili clulma ibc charge-z
umb- lu' I.« Hi [Imuruvl-H '.b;.i l)=l'cmlcr
~‘lilb1l tho but Hm‘ inr lizc ,\nwrb~:x's cup
~ morc dc. pl} iuz-u: rm! Ilam !.:-r “lib lolly
iucz:~ln'~-.I loud uolcr llm- ucw (lclivcn-(l
to lbc prc-~ meal to lard lium'nvz-n at i”
li'i'lurit lilsl lliglfl. ll,“ :‘ll' l:T'.i'l'-. .
l.nl‘li liummcu slu'lll ilu-o-vcuim.r oi the
. ioi'lborougb ri.:b :md :u’riu ii all his rcsi‘
drncc Just in lino-Loi'crcivcilwtlocmucnt.
Mr. (icurgw .\s.l;\vi:b. who oppmml as
Lord liunruvcn',~ counsvi in ibc investiga-
tion in Now York. and Moss's. Hamilton
on! limo-s. Lord linumwu'e ‘l'f‘l'l'liil‘liis,
urchin :uirz. "unto Ii] on lllilt. Lord lion-
rm'rn iinnzcdinicl} clutci'ctl upon the pc-
ruml oi' ilb' rcporl.
.\n inwrvirw was sought with Lord
llunmvt-n. but bc i'ci'mml to cxprcssnu
opinion or In .«yu-ol; for publication on the
dun-Mon of 1b.- imcstigaiing connuittcc of
the .\‘c\\' York 'i'ucbt club. iic will go to
Soulluuuprou in liu- morning to inspect
I the now yuclm illl‘i't‘.
'i'bc (‘brooir-b- mngrotuloics the lion
rim-n mmmincc upon ll‘- atmllcd couricsy
and (Hihiill'i'niblli win-n tbc complcm
tll'llillllilnli of Lord Ilium-owns monstrous
clitn‘glw might lxruc justified the scvrrcst
1"lJ-lli'l'. "The only course opcn to him,"
say.» ’l‘lzc ('lu'oniclc. “1:: an Instant and
complct- :apology."
The 'l‘humicrcr'n Vicws.
'I‘bo Tina‘s. in an editorial. cxprcsscs
tbc groan-fl i'cspw'i for tho committee, the
only [Elixilillil objcciion to the composi»
lion of which, in Tim ’l‘imcs' opinion, is
that lbs legal and Imsiuc-N clcmcnt sonic-
wboi outwcigbcti and cxpcrr clclncnt. "It
is not quite obvious," The ’l'imcs con-
tinues. "why tlu-y declined to iuvcstigato
oibcr clmrgcs than the innncrsiou charge.
Whilcsnmc grouml.- of the committcc's
' liar-Non arc mulcuiably strong and portl-
ucnt otbcrs appear to be of u lc;‘-'.~' cogent
nature. " . fl
l’rocccding ibcu to call in question some
of tho ilIlIllllgSJH im'onclusivc. The Times
says: “Tim language :ulopicll by the calm
miitcc will sci-m unduly scvcro when it is
rcmcmimrcd that the charge was not made
public. by Lord ibinraycn until it had nl'
randy been published by the cup commit-
tcc in Now York. 'ii is to bo rcgrottcd
also that tho conunitlcc 'xcrc unable to
tuko a WWW view of tbcir functions and
to judge the \vbolc cosc on itsmcrits. The
rcsuli. of tho inquiry is to acquit Mr. Ise-
lip and his friends of a clmrgc. which was
not brought against tbcm. But it can
hardly bc said to lmvc clcarcil in n satis-
factory mount-r ibc will matter at issue."
'l‘bo Standard, in an editorial, says:
“Tim committee‘s finding is studiously
couricous and \Vcll calculated to lay the
unplcusunt bus-lows to rcsr. We trust that;
Lord llunrm‘on will In» convinced that a
mistake has nriscn and will accept the
band the commim-o bus hcld out.”
Tcrriiic Storm In Queensland.
BHNANH, Qm-cnslnml. l’cb. l.—-A ter-
riiic tornado, iit'l'lllllliiiiliifil" by a flood. oc-
curred in north Qllccnslaml, attended
I with great destruction of life and proper-
ty. Many vcsm'ls am- missing as the result
i of tbc-storm. 'l‘bc rainfall during the tar-
‘: undo mnounlcd to ‘3". inches. and it is es.
timotcll that, tho dmuogc to property will
amount to {BUILIHIIL .\ largo number oi
perv-ms Wcre drowned.
~1‘hc Four ('orm-rcri limti liner.
Xl-w YORK, I-‘cb. l,——'i‘hc committee on
a the lil'l'llilgf‘lliilillri for the four corncrcd it.-
: n-rcolbgintc boat- rm-c lli‘lil a lncciiug at
the l'nivcrsiiy club and decided upon Fri-
day, June :25, as tho dan- for the contest.
The race will be. round bctwccn -i and 7
o‘clock in the aficrtmoo. .‘Jo dcci:=ion was
hrrivcd at couccrnlngahc course.
I‘arolrli by “mentor and Council.
SALEM. Muss” Fcb. l.——Tbc assistant
district ammo-y, iivorgc II. has of this
city. who has just bo-on porch-d byfiovcra-
or Grccnbndgc and council by n votc of (i
to i. basocrvcd Hymns of an dig years'
sentcncc .Ior forgery and cmbczzlcmcut.
liolyrrts' Monographs-r.
ALBASY. Feb. l.—Comptrollor Roberts
has appointed Charles It. Webb of Builalo
a stenographer in his oiiicc from the civil ' ‘
carries elinihie list. .' g -
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