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1 I I I VOL UNO 214 NEW YORK TUESDAY APRIL 1 1884 PRICE TWO CENTS i THE MOB SPIRIT QUELLED HVSKET9 AND 04XLJtOVNS MAK I Mfo FKACE IN crxcnrjcjir Tho JIlI Ulltl Gnnrded hy SoUltre Heklnd nrrlendee with Vnnnon nnd Musket tf Nn Furtker Violence feared but Iko De neo in he ConllnnedTko Curt Holt I A Wrek but Many ol CbS Heeorde Saved I 1 CWCIXKATI March SIAs tho sun rose this morning I shone upon polished brass can non before the entrance of the jail and upon the bayonets of tho soldiers lying behind the barricades Everywhere about the placo wore I militia and policemen which with the stacked I atukets gave the scene a decidedly warlike mutt appearance Alt possible preparations for de I i fence had been made but I Is I hoped that then will no further violence I was feared last night that the mob would attempt plunder the city but this was prevented and thero Is every reason to believe that the trouble Is i over The authorities however will continue the state of defence ned on the slightest sign of trouble the most decided acton will takon at I once Itromlnds me of tho war said ono otto mllltla officers in front of the Court Houso thIn morning And In truth It did seem as though some too had attempted wipe out that part ot the city in which ho stood Broken Windows and bullet holes In the brick walls and Wood work of the buildings on over side betrayed the beat of a deadly combat Those bullets will kill at 1200 yards slid a soldlor In a tone of awo as ho took ono from his cartridge box At tho jail and the city buildings tonight pvorrthtng Is In the most complete state of de1 fence Across all the streets and alloys apt prOjohlcgtbo former scone of strife the barrl cdel bay ben strengthened and roCnforceA The comm ndlncomcer are sanguine In thw tf expressions as to no further fear of an break and the present appearance of thW oems to justify this view The Vob am Jutf tl spirit seems entirely quelod and tbosfor merly Imbued with I to stand In such tfrolo some fear of the reckless shooting of tbf soldiery a to have hai an entire sufncltw of rushing Into the jaws ot death intstde of military circles It Is tho general oplnfcn that thoro will no fuithor trouble althAsh reports of meetings ot Socialistic orgsczallons and Indignation meetings of laborl men to condemn tho action of tho mllltla nif rumors ot dynamite nnd nltroglycorineiiomba to brought Into play are rib But In all probability these stories jn without foundation It Is known that tho mob I was without leaders and ontlrolrrlthout organization The throats of voapnnco upon tho military as report has Itfro directed I I particularly against the two raiments In 1 charge of the jail but thero Is Wlgrounded reason to bollevo that such thret wilt be car tied Into execution At all times the mob lias lackd loaders and has boon utterly unorganized last night this was particularly true Thor wore no regular attacks nor spontanoous ruics but everything was dono In a haphaznU way Tho firing by tho rioters was not cokliuous I and While mtiny hots were tired thojviiro aimless and entirely wasted The only 4a1 trouble took plaoo at the Court street JarHcndo and her tho OaUOuun was fired but Iho rioters bd timely warning and tho majorly fell back before the deadly weapon was dlselJrgod But the soldiers dId not parley and tie mob was Blvon to understand that tho Icist advanco meant a volley fired to kill New that tho trouble Is apparently over the tucstton It I What will 0 douo with the men concerned In tho riot I will bo Interesting horror to know what tho statutes ot Ohio provIde In such cnsP The section which re acclon lates offences against the public peace says BicnoiflHiy 8uto 1 1 WIn Ihrec or mor pcriom aneinble lOf lher to do an uulanful act ttlih furco and tlolcnce being aitcmbled to 10 1 so IIB tel act as aforeiald a agree with encli ctliir to do an unlattfnl net with fore and violence anj make any prtparatioo I or move fleet therefor or continue together after proclamation tn3t they are Kiilli of riot arIII ant shall each bo fled not I slot than Km or Imprlioned not more than TO daj or both and hal jive curl for good behavior and to Ktep Ihe peace for one year I Is I now thought that tho contents of all the Curt House safus are Intact Many tho safes wore old and could hao been broken open with tJ hammer but thoy stood tho te3t of Ore very well Tho will safe of the Prolate Court In I Whlou all the wills are kopt Isl In excellent condition Ono of the safes ofNfhe County Eecorders office In which the ricords nro Kept 1s lying In the street nt tho soutVi side of the Court House The outer doors htovo boon taken off nnd the Interior of 100rs safe fund to slo In excellent condition Tho destruction of Court Jouso II a great lnU Tho ulame Ireat bad full control for hours and destroyed Uivery thlnw i of a conthustIio rSih ifft 2lllUistln nurf that thSy could ronob It Wil only after tim tIre was iiariv out that ouidblS1inlllofltro0Se5 any effort 1 could bo 11110 to tao Iny of the Court House wa a mostf ubstantiai I tono and iron building and tRI considered luldlul fireproof All the wails II Itv Idlng cIlllorod still substantial and strong yianv of the fancy elpinls however are criufublod off and all the white limustono Id Mueoned or mnrred This building with the ai 1 bpldln i cost about 1200 P00 lossloly J50000 ill the loss cover tho II cvor illu iwai on IA structure KII the bull I ding contained on the tu Art door tbo Troaqu ors nOhto which Is all stirnod out leaving th vaults however Intact with many valuablo account books Adjoin leg the Troasu II Trlasur ors nlTlco was the County Commlsql uor8 ofilco which Is a rk with th 3 papers contracts Ac mostly destroys Next the camn rooms cnml of romN te board pi of iunli7allon which wore also Wrecked The papers hero can probably I jo re oftlo laoed hilt low difficulty Tho Coroners oflice dlnculy ofllc which ran next south lost its furniture SntI records The samo fntu hotel the Sheriffs Iberls omeo teal cnt inlng records of Khorllfs sales or eState and chattels On tho second floor was the Ant lltors offlce All the records there lore to gone roo so badly damaged as to bo useless were the hundreds of transfer books con tlnlnl i I I 0 names of grantors nnd grantees of a tOre Ir dHnnn nl estate In Hamilton county also tho nmi tiia sat tax list 1 the maps of subdivisions Dmlur I folios of the Decennial Board of Ap I 30 aent The loss of those tax books will Ir rouble to every taxpayer In the wi ca1 ly the Auditor of State will able tot rn jh the general basis upon which dup ook I can 0 made The greater part of the kayo 11n tho Hccordors ofHco were saved and tavf i bon taken away In the Clerks olllco Ir arablo damage bn been dono Hero wore i records of overt suit ever begun In Ilamll Ix county Tbo books of pending suits were I eoedlngly aluable and their destruction I IIe the lawyers work for years Iortu I tlvth Cincinnati Abstract Company Ilveor 1m to have pretty complete copies or these It and judgments sue they witi be valuable tor tbo Chicago lire an abstract company rnlshed a general outline of the records of ok county which tho courts and an act of 3 Legislature made the official documents The law library of 12040 volumes a com leto loss Librarian William Myers who has aen connected with the library for twentyfive twentlvo aansays that man of tho books cBt6 a vol me and although the cost of the entire library theontlrolbrlrr ra only 50000 Mr Myem says It would nposslble to get such a library together again 1100000 Fortunately the llbraryicarrlod OO Insurance and this will enough to ot the nucleus of another library Mr liufus tn President of the Library Association Mr hornton Hinkle Treasurer and tbe librarian Jt this morning at Mr HlnkleH ofllco dovlse ways and means to straighten affairs Cite records of tho Probato Court aro mostly stroyed Here were kept the records ot mar tires births and death all the will all ad mlstrators and executors accounts as nol accounts reports of InQuosts of lacy nnd papers of many kinds of which ore are no copies anywhcrn This loss will 401 the most serious calamities of this riot heCounty Commissioners mot this morning waverly House A motion was adopted ctlng tbo clerk to prepare such minutes as vulu from memory It was also resolved Immediate stops taken to secure torn nuartora for the county officers and a for the accommodation of tho courts a also taken looking to the Immedl ihulldlng of the Court House The Ninth schoolhouse has ben ordered to be I over to the County CominlMloners ir the use ot the courts mIlitary headquarters are now at the Ildlns AdJtUen ilaley and staff 0 I Mayor olc from whloh orders are I the regiments now divided i to two brIzsues HOYmllta artaade at thIequst I of the clvii authorities ai kbl olon ot tzo Mayor The Olt nan jirk Is dlf 1 with soi jdlors aft IB the building In yhiel1 Ins corn pies on duty there are 1 I Those at tho Court House are supplied with food In Dlsbolts restaurant which ls inside the Intrenched linen and tbo restaurant nt Music Bal is used for tim companies quartered there supplies for both places bin sunlfram headquartera In the city buildings The following has been Issued aiireiiioiimfo I Cixcmiiti March DOI9M t1 CII acl 0 IB To Col rrttnan Ctt jr sSf Glut can Jiawtiaa Th Matnrliai Iho troop be itallonM at thi tolowllr ltlt5t5Ct111lCfl11 it the ICIIIOCY Music tail Hammond strt pollen nation city buiiumir Jill and ga work I liars ordered IoL Entrekln to reSort 0 th city buil I toil will plctiit locke inch lupoial of your iixyt comply as near rs pobl with the renueit ol Mayc The military mId In ot the null a tptlM acttnz under the order of the Mayer In 05144 jUlurbance fleaie direct the cm cert lu ekitrz ob forbearance lonir as there It Tlt tue In teubsanea and II be the acicreesora but In the event that font required I tones It edectlvely In de fence of UtI anJrroperi anJrroperifl Fxtlr Adutant onerat At 1 tnceti ot tho Citizens Oemnnttoe of One hundred appointed by the Mayor resolutions worefooptal thanking the Uovernur and tons Ohio Mitloiml Ounrd for the ofllclnnt aid rendered ID I the civil authorities and pledging mipport the Mayor In the course ho has ndoptedsflhl promising to furnish additional Itonal means lt in tile opinion of Iho Mayor additional force Is necessary Resolutions were also adopted appointing a subcoramlUeo to provldi rooms for the use of the courts and ocoinflendlng that the Court of Common lions proceed at rmco to dispose of the crim inal 5bOs Tho Mayor In pursuance of a roso lutlof appointed thu following Committee on iViWf and Means for the projection of tho city Cox Chairman A IUfkonle el1 WlarhroUlb Urn or Thou Bmlth CliP West Judge Loniwnrth I 0 vS Ejiignlis Jim Bell Chits Tmob Jr JI Jolnan Jlckman Ehelb nlhort lho committee met In es building at noon I was Jncliled to In freaso the pOlco force t000 mono enrollment begin at onco In ordeTto relievo tho mllltla I as rapidly as possible Tho Increased force will paid bv popular subscription gotten up Iubscrlpton oton under tho following form The undersigned agrtt to advance to the Mayor of Cincinnati tho mm let opio tte our nittnv to be turned to in tr hurt the lame may be appropriated by the proper authorities In I niconlince with law the money to be uied for the kupport of a temporary lucreaie of the police force A resolution was adopted that tho cltlrons ot each precinct the vOllnus wards who desire to uphold the authorities In preserving tho peace should oraanlzo for local protection and report such organisation to tho Mayor 90 that corporation may hccurod between tho different parts ot the civil forco ontJartl civi AdjtOen Flnloy with Col Courtrlght of Inlowlh Courlrllh Coy Hoadlys staff and Col Chase took possession ot the Mayors ofllco and Issued their orders Troops wero Immediately or ilorjul to tho gas works at Immelel cif Hnilth and Front streets and to protect the battery Hlxty men worn placed In charge of tho powder magazine nnd tho Heton teenth Itogltuont was detailed to special dull Hammond street station Humors canto In thick and fast that a part of the crowd hail started for tbo powder magazine on tho Mntll son road on Walnut Hills and Dlehls fireworks near tho Highland House and a company was nt once despatched to theso conlany They breaking Into the are brlkln pawnshops on Central avenue and about forty men have soured muskets and aro on tho rampugo camo telephone at 1027 Sond out twnntysovon men said the Chief ot Pollen anti thoy wero In line In I jiffy all armed with clubs and navy sixes jly Fall Into line forward march I and out upon the pavement down Central nvonuo marched the squad Sixteen more joined thorn end swelled the number to 10 The move was not too quick for within ten minutes thirteen mon wore brought In ono with a double wih barrollod shotgun and a knife Tho police reported folco ported that the captures woro made nt Seventh street and Central nvonuo where Mcndozns HugarmnnB and Bol Martins pawnshops woro Iawlohol broken Into About SO shots woro fired br tho police and tho crowd was brought to terms Uoforotho Court house was flmd 1 on Saturday night 1 party of five men wont on to tim roof of the building 1 to take In the situation slunton from that eloated position hiuUlnnly tho place was ablaze and tholr descent bv tho stairways was cut all As their predlwmont became more precarious tho bravest of thor do tormluedto jump for the telegraph wlrN low Wrapping a handkerchief about his hands ho made the leap and succeeded tu swinging himself Into 1 window hulotv 1 Ho was a colored man and tbo crowd cheered lustily his display of cnurngo and stioigtit trom the window an exit from the burning building was easily effected After 1m hid demonstrated the possibility of escape ho was followed by the others all of whom sachod tho ground lu safety This was tho only foundation for tho rumor that human beings perished In tho flames blll Among Ibo men In jail for participating In tho riot Is Potrgy barren a member of the last Legislature of Ohio Ho Is said to have ben among tho most active in counselling the robbing of the gun Mores Tom Campbell the celebrated criminal lawyer who defended homer and whoao life Is threatened says ho will never undertake another criminal case lly order of tho Secretary of War detachment of United Statpq regulars are held in rendlncbs necessary to protect United States moporty If The wounded with a tow exceptions aro doing well at tho hospital oxceptons lfnrr Nil mayor aged 40 a tailor who was shot through Ilet right boulder and lung ami Philip llaabe aged 47 a moulder and a resident ot Avondalo shot through the chest have died Hanbos cast was a peculiarly affecting one Wounded as ho was through tho lungs he could hardly breathe and at each attempt at Inspiration the air would enter tho orlllco lu hU buck causing intense agony to be renewed at each succeeding respiration and inspiration Thomas Green colored coachman and son of the Hev Green of Mayavlllo Ky also died this morning Ho was shot near IOWllf gun storo on Main etroot In the attack ot tho mob ou that placo while passing on his way to take a car for homo Tho hospital physician SIS that the wound od with few exceptions are magnificent specimens of physical manhood Most of them are mechanics nod laborers The following are tho mIn serious cases now tho hospital and tbo death 01 any of them may occur at any moment Icc Simmon hot through right I limp I Leu VotftltfeiiamrtT I entire top nf hits nknll blown off by I aibot from Uatilng gun and the brain lull bare tut rbl I apmrentl cmncloui of hi surrounding I and seethe to have nomethouif feeble control of liiMinuiclea Miarlrx Miller an aired Uerman nhiose wlfo and daiiKhter art tttth hlll Is 1 also In a critical coudltlou protrude from a nmrndlu HID left temple from which tho brain At about fatal accident occurred In front of the jail A number of soldiers of tho Governors Guard of Columbus were lying against tho stone wall on tho sidewalk asleep when ono ot tho guns loaning against the wall was knocked down and discharged the bayonet of which In falling slightly wounded Private I Blockwell A ball struck the wall and knocked oft 1 piece of stone which wounded OKoy Armlstoad drum corps sergeant and the ball glancing then struck Israel Yntz in the oyo and lodged In his brain He was taken to the hospital where at 9 Mho was In a dying condition Yatz was 1 clerk In tho railroad ofllce at Columbus INCIDENTS OF BATUItDAY NKIHTH BIOTIn the preliminary struggle on Saturday several persons were killed and twenty wounded The failure of the mob to commit creator destruction Is duo to absence of all leadership The destruction of tho Court House which was built twentyfive pear ago nnd was believed to have been fireproof could have ben averted had th city authorities boon more keenly alive the dangers of the situation The generally accepted report is that fifty persons were killed on Saturday night After theerrlble volley ot musketry fred from behind the barrlcldo on Saturday night which loft so many dead on South Our street and while the mob was running a young fellow waving a stick aloft wheeled and shouted You dd cowards dont run like Indians turn back and give em The rioters rushed pellinell Into Main street where the rlhed pelmelioto beat of th flames bursting from all the windows of the Court House was so Intense that many of them bad to got on their hands and knees and crawl In under cover of the CourtHouse a a protection against the volleys frotcton vOlers Four young men who had gotten past the po lice on bycamoro and Ninth streets started up Sycamore street toward tho barricade They woro ordered by tho mllltla at the barricade to hat but they paid no hoed to the order and without another word of warning they were shot down their bodies beIng riddled with bullets This served to frighten tho rioters and they hugged tho walls closely on either side ot Sycamore street tho rest of the night A drunken man staggered out of the open alloy bullets I Into Court street anti his body was tilled with At lI5A when the patrol wagon backed up to Klnzbnoks drug storo at Court and Walnut streets to take away two dead mon who had been carried there and seven or eight wounded a crowd naturally gathered about tho place The mllltla stationed at Court street without I word 01 warning discharged a volley of mua kotry Into the crowd The proprietor a nephew was shot through the nock and two others were Instantly killed and two wounded The proprietor prietor himself was at his telephone talking when the bullets crashed through the plate glass of the door close his head He removed his telephone to I safer place yesterday SUMUIS CaSUAlTO The shooting of Fred Schmaltz at the Main street canal bridge on Bandar seems to haf btu wiwout provocation juvwt Uu oath i Jt end ot the bridge wai a barricade of barrels and lumber and across the north end a rope was stretched to prevent pooplo from getting too close the barricade A oplQfrom the streets tho neighborhood were densely packed A by i stander says that the crowd of men and women behind Schmaltz was pushing him forward and forar be stepper ocr the rope A soldier cried Haiti I Ho apparently failed to heed the or I der promptly and tho soldier by order of hit commanding officer shot him dead lly a bare hr chance the bal did not hit any one else The physician attending Broggs Swift the millionaire pork merchant who was wounded on Sunday night says his condition Is much improved though his advanced age 73 years makes the chnnoo of his recovery very much rMen vry loss Mr Swift and Henry Hanna were walk Ins up Main street toward the Court House When at the southwest corner of Ninth and Main streets a soldier ordered them to halt They obeyed and Immediately afterward the gun was discharged In front of afterallL both fell Mr Swift was shot through the thigh of the left log and in his fall he drew Mr Hanna with him who fainted from excitement I has ben ascertained that no one Wi killed by the firing at oclock last night but that throe persons were wounded two men named Pfotser and Cooper and another man whose name has not been ascertained The facts which gave rise to the rumor about tho Turners 100 the rob wore that the rioters broke into Turner Hall and took about fortyguns nnd went hank to the jail and attempted to club the mllltln The latter turned upon them and cleared tbo streets by firing In the air VkF Mob Law was Retorted To WASHINGTON March 31ln judging tho action of tho mob In Cincinnati I should be borne In mind that It was not organized to destroy propqrty but to deal out justice to a criminal which the court failed to do Ono of tho Ohio representatives hero gives an Interesting account of tho eccentricities of justice In Cincinnati He says bo Is not at all surprised at tho upheaval there and wonders thnt trouble has bon so long deferred I has beon the custom of lawyers ho says to resort to pecu liar method of obtaining jurors whomight be rolled upon to look nt something else besides tho merit of tho case Any man who reads tho testimony takon before Coroner In Ohio becomes thereby Ineligible as a juror upon tho trial of tho case The lawyers procure copies of the testimony taken by the Coroner and mal them to tho mon whose names are on tho jury list They are thus enabled Iro present valid objcations against any man In whoso hands their client could expect nothing but justice and In this way Cincinnati jurors have got into bad repute A panel of 1200 was ox hausted before the twelve accommodating Individuals who sat as jurors when Uernerwas being tried worn obtained Fortytwo murderers have escaped through this moans BKSOIUTION IN TIE IIOUHK WnmNOTOv March 31ln the Houso to day Mr NlcholU ot Georgia Introduced a resolution saying that for several days Cincinnati has been menaced by a mob of vigilance committees and Ku Klux organizations which hnvo subverted the law ot the land and wblch public tranquillity In repeated efforts to lynch certain persons confined In jail at Cincinnati charged with crime resulting in the loss of many lives and thu destruction of much property and ronur tlnir tho Kherman committee of tho Senate to inquire Into the circumstances connected with the outrages and report by bill or otherwise No action was takon Aimpnlky sad Snrcnm front Vlrttlnln RICHMOND March Expressions of sympathy for the Cincinnati people are hoard on nil BldoB In this city Tho military authorities have boon ready to proffer assistance at any moment that I needed While our cll ZOOS deploro tho terrlblo results of the riot thor bcllove that It will teach a wholesome lesson to the people especially In tho North whoso citizens I hat been suppoxod never permitted tholr blond to gut the better oC tholr judgment so ns to dofy nil law Tho following despatch was sent from here Inn night by a Democratic politician poltcianntl Va March Tn She Ittm John Shtntinii lYathtnyton I cIt I tuififoitvd hero lust the Itkhuiund flues and the I detachment of lion Itera tt ho quilled the Uant Die riot aid In iurpreasinhl the rlt In I jour Male Cpon the proper apj licatlou lot CamorLU might order them out Silo Wnn ztovns AT AJntsr Janilnt Adtronitiick Hill Sent la tke Tklrd Itendlnc Flxlnic Firemen 1njr ALBANT March 111Itt tho Sonato tho 1allroad CommNMon submitted a report asking to discharged from tho consideration of the claim of Charles harvey to the Invention of tho Now York KloMiteil llatlroad Tho report was sent to tho Commltteo on Grievances The resolution refuelling Congress to pension soldiers imprisoned nt Andorsonvlllo Libby and other prisons passed otborjoutiiorn ll ons was Mr Murphy Introduced a bill authorizIng tho Now York Board of Khtlmatcto allow charges against the city all counsel dos and reasonable costs Incurred by any Commissioner of Now York city for tho proper presentation of hln official conduct before any tribunal lawfully Investigating tho canto and not ofllclally recommending his removal from olllce The bill Is i Intended to cover tho nxpensasof tho Now York city oniciats whoso oil Ices and departments aro now being Investigated Mr Lansings bill creating an Adirondack commission consisting of thno monitors was discussed in Committee of the Whole Mr Lansing amended the bill by providing that tho Commission shnll annually report on tho forests aspects preservation UH utility in Its sclontllla Mr Hobbmoved to strike out tho clause fixing the salaries of the Commissioners at 12500 each He feared that In Its present state tho bill would Dimply create IrOMOlt throe politicians ticians Ho believed men of high character would bo 1 glad to ncrtn without pay On motion of Mr Lansing the Dill was ordered to a third rending with the understanding thnt It can then amended InJ tho Assembly bills were passed fixing tho salaries of stenographers In tho City Court ot Now York at2 500 each per annum and using the salaries ot Brooklyn firemen engineers to receive 1200 assistants 1100 drivers 1 10 firemen 1000 IOITSO3IKLT rifliNG un BRISTOR Two BlenoErnpkere Far Jleklnd Committeemen IV Vnlll 4 A Tho committee appointed by the Newark Conference to Investigate the charges of Immorality which boys connected with St Lukes Church Newark brought against the Ituv Dr George I Ilrlstor aro overwhelmed with work They have held eight seven or sessions sitting sometimes until oclock In tho morning and have not yet heard all the witnesses of the prosecution Up winolles frosocuton yesterday noon eight persons had testified The Investigation has been prolonged by Dr Urlstors eroHsexamlnation of the witnesses I Is said that he claims a wide latitude In putting Questions and that this brings him and his counsel the Hev Solomon Parsons Into freQuent discussions with wih the Hev Mr Fitzgerald the prosecutor concerning tho relevancy ot the Inquiries Some of these discussions have lasted half an hour Between writing down the debates and the testimony and transcribing their notes two stenographers have been overtaxed nQfpher Mr Parsons appeared before tho Conference and asked that the committee not required to sit later than midnight He said he pad been up every night until 2 oclock and he did not wont to continue that bad habit Presiding Elder Knowles moved that the committee allowed to hold Its meetings while Conference Is In session and that their votes on questions before the Conference betaken by Questons The Itcv tler llryan who Is a member of the committee ali ho did not want to lose nil tho privileges of Conference He hail been up twice he said until 4 oclock In tho morning and once until midnight and jet tho committee was not half through anl work The Hey Dr Todd Its Chairman said the committee needed morn secretaries Its Stenographers lag far behind In their work I was voted to excuse the committee from attending the Conference that It might hold sessions three times a day Fenniylvnnlu Kepnbllennt for Illnlue PHILADELPHIA March 31Tbe Republican Count Contention for the election of delegate who will chooie delegate to the National Convention wi 110oal Convnloo continue to hot Blame and Lincoln In Lawrence there wo a popular vote reiultlwM Blaln IUM I I Lincoln 111 KJinunJ Loirun 7 Arthur 31 haul I For Vice Ireiulcnt Lincoln loit Il rrlou4i Logan 3j Hlalne 31 hhermaii I I Arthur I In 1 Lyccinlng Inaliuclloiti tar Shut have been carried I In III lii hunch In Union the delegate are for halite and Lincoln In Ureine Weit morelinl lluntlnndon Knuiuehiiina Armilrong I Warren Cambria sod Bnder Slain resolution hate beu adopted At the poll In Armstrong the Tots for Blain wa 1214 agalnit ISO for Lincoln I th next highest I II ltt ll Jf and In 1 Inlon Shine bad oal to lu for Arthur the next total highest tot Lincoln for iccoud place receiving almost the diii On the Democratic tide Mercer today weal for a London Liverpool Clolklna I Sprint cItIes now ready Qmtlement cotkJOrtW laltt teaUaUadee laU I ot frock i4ds 4 London fe Liverpool Cldklna I Spring Myhe otw rejdyOenlUment eorUcnw salts tsxJj 4 eorknl 11tl I FOURTEEN DAYS IN A CAVE rznninr xxpKRiKtrca or rtro JN I tiNDER LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN They Loa Ikelr Lnnlern wkoa Thro Miles from the Eatnuieo Md Lie Down In De I spate nfier rraltleee Effort to JEeenpo CHATTANOOGA March SlOn St Patricks Day two men from Cincinnati Charles Oower and Christ Bchmltaen entered the care under Lookout Mountain near this oily provided with a glass lantern a bottle of coal oil lunch 0 The men hadnot been seen come out of the care but the gate keeper supposed they did so while ha was at dlnnor The beauties of tho cavern and IU marvellous curiosities had excited their ambition to explore It Jeff Harper Emerson and Calvin Leslie recently from Indiana today entered the cave on an exploring expedition When about three miles Into the cavern they were startled by deep groans In oloso proximity to them They hastened forward and discovered tho forms of two men lying prostrate on a shelf of rock Tho lon wero unable to articulate 0 word but could only give vent In sobs to their joy at rescue After being removed to the outside world the men said that they entered the cave at I oclock on the morning of March 1C They had only a small lantern not Intending to eo far Into the cavo After they had proceeded about three miles QoworfttumbloU mid fell tho lantern fell from his band Into tho water and tho bottle containing the oil was broken They hndo other means of maklll light They groped their way back a Cow hundred fact but found tho undertaking useless they wore In danger of falling over unseen precipices They could hear tho trickling Ilocllces and crawled toward It and by lowering their hats by moans of strips torn from their clothing Into the crevice they obtained a small supply of water from time to time They remained at this spot about three days and driven desperation by hunger made another effort to escape their terrible doom About the fifth day they throw themselves down In hopeless despair to moot their awful fate and woro unable move from that time until I rescued unablo When brought to thin city the men presented a pitiable Rpoctaclo Tho ordeal seemed most severe on Mr Hchrallzon At times ho Is delirious Late this evening physicians say that the men are doing as well as could be expected Uy careful nurslngthcir lives may bn spared but tho chances am against thom Their entire eustonnnco during those fourteen days consisted of their scanty lunch and what water could procured In tliolr lists anl waor muonKR MOCK CONTENT Woolus a rarity Iu nittri nt us loon as ka WM Lauded Bad Flndlnc ker Prudent When William Mock tho Mount Vernon widower dejectedly left Castle Garden attcrlils uneatlsfnctory search for a wife ho told Detective drodon to notify him as soon as a pretty Immigrant girl of domestic Inclinations and Teutonic origin arrived Among tho buxom young woman who entered Castle Garden yesterday from tho steamship Waesland was one who took tho fancy of tho detective lie thought olio would suit time floricultural widower ton Him waft plump neat brightoyod and ruddycheeked and about 21 years old Ho Inttoduced himself her and told her of Mr hocks wishes film mid she would mairy Mr Mock If bu suited her and If bin character was good I Orodon HonuhlB to Mr Mock Como Immediately Titers is a girl here that I 111 lull you ouMr Mock wearing rednotallod emblem of his occupation In buttonhole of his Sunday coat appeared In tho rotunda of Castlu Garden at 1 0 clock The dotsclUo showed him tho young woman Iltng 10tect 011 plethoric gripsack Mr Mock wa impressed Ho took the bouquet from his buttonhole advanced toward tho young woman iiml presented It to her with a low bow and his lot hand over lila heart When the detective leftTrUca they worn both sitting on the gripsack apparently trying to prevent earn other from falling oil After half an hours conversation In Gorman lton with the young woman Mr Mock again saw detective Mr Muck said Ito was delighted with her and would willingly marry her Immediately but for ono reason she wouldnt have him until oho know more about him Mr Mock wrote down her future residence Iort land Miiirio and stun wroto down his Kho promised to writui to him and ho promised to write to lint and thoy parted Mr Mock said to the detective ho loft Castle Garden I you see another Gorman girl like her while 1 am waiting for her to make up her mind let mo know and I shell havo mo Ill marry her FENCIXO OUT TUB LIGHT Mouth Amboy furred by Quarrel Between Air llarrlll and Mr IMmlatl John Morrlll a druggist and Samuel Flmlott 1 baker have places of business adjoining in South Amboy Now Jersey and live over their stores A recent survey of South Amboy showed that all the property lines on the principal street of South Amboy were 3J feet too far to the south An alloy 31 feet wide separates Mr Merrills drug storo from Mr 1lmlottR bakery Mr rimlott was In the habit of taking barrels of Hour through this alloy and It is said that ho four nlo I lall did so to the damage of Mr Merrills shutters Mr Morrlll gave eMr Plralott notice that no notco must not use IBO alloy as a thoroughfare A co mini too of cltlwrm wn called upon to arbitrate the matter and they decided that a fence 4l foot high must separate the houses of which Mr Morrlll should erect tho rear half and Mr Plralott that nearest the street Mr 1imlott conformed to tho verdict of tbo committee When Mr Flmlott OH mo to erect his half of the fence he secured telegraph poles sixteen feet high and built a tight bourd bui fenco so close to Mr Morris buldlnl that it cuts off all the light from tho upper and lower windows of the building and prevents shutters which wero open when the fence wits built from being closed and those which were closed from Doing opened This high fonoo according the last survey Is several Inches Inside of Mr Ilmlotts property All the town Is Interested In the fight and tho two men and their families are no longer on speaking terms Each has withdrawn his patronage from tho other Mr Morrllls friends say ho will file I bill in chancery to got an order to abate tho nuisance Mr Pimlotts friends Fay ho has secured the refusal of Christopher titraubs lot which adjoins his on the south In order to prevent Mr Morrlll from purchas lag It and retaliating In kind BLOWN FROM A UlCIDdK Carpenter Henry Lamed Found Dead AT ter Hnturdny Kltjkle Ode Henry Lamed a carpenter ot Coney Island left his home at 0 oclock Saturday night to go to Gravesend to register for the election He separated from a party of friends at the Town Hall Gravesond at 10X oclock and said he was going directly home I was blowing a gale and some of Larneds friends jokingly warned him to be careful or the wind would blow him away Ho walked toward the tracks of the Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad At about I yesterday morning a the first train was crossing the trestle bridge which spans the crock between Coney Island and Qraresond Conductor Charles Pottys saw the body of a man lying In the meadows on tho north side of the creek On his report a party of men from Coney Island wont across the trestlowork to bring In the body Although the wind was not blowing with as much force at that time as It did on Saturday night the party found It dlfllcult to hold their footing on the trestle The body which was that of Lamed layabout twenty feet from tim trestlowork It I was frozen stiff A Coroners jury found I death was caused by exposure I II believed baleved trestle that the force of the gale blow Lamed Tfom the troste trosteI hunters Point IfukniiKed Murderer James Com Isky Chief Engineer of the Long Island City Fire Department aim a brother of the late Sergoint Richard Com lt who was murdered by Io lleentan Casey had a consultation yesterday with D1 trkt AltiTtie Fleming Mr Uimiliky supposed that the wise had been argued before the Court ot Appeal on 01 March I Uft but he I lately received a nolle to the contrary lfr rtlh Jot from Albany CHMJT it a member of the Ancient Order of Illbcrnlani and ha been acid that Influence was being brought to bear 10 ur him a new trial Coinlik told tho DistrIct Attorney that I was nearly ft year ilnce Catty wa convicted and aikudwhy there was 10 much delay Mr Fleming replied that the delay wa due to delay in printing the evidence The Court of Appeal had adjournvd until April 14 and on that day ana the following I week he would be engaged In the Queen County loon of Ojrer and Termlner In Ihlrto of Bugr Comliky Mid he wanted Me the murder of hla brother avengod and If It were not avenged by the law ha would do hluiMlf lie uSed the District Alter ny when he Intended to lolb cat at Albany but Mr fliiuUit said be could not tell bun ZUZ4ND WANTS A MONOPOLY Tke Treaty fcj tklek she Kennels te Keep Onr Mereknnla Away front lbs Cento WAsniNaTOV March SITho correspondence between tho British and Portuguese Governments relative the sovereignty of tho lower Congo and tho treaty In which Great Britain has recognized the sovereignty of Portugal over that region has been reprinted by order ol the Senate with a view to early action In the correspondence Great Britain refuses admit that Portugal has established her claim to sovereignty over the lower Congo but makes Its recognition of Portugals claim wholly dependent upon certain conditions the chief of which Is that Portugal may enforce the Mozambique tariff against all nations except Great Britain The vessels of that country are not to liable to the payment of any higher duties than are Imposed upon Portuguese ships The Mozambique tariff Imposes a tax of about 40 per cent on all goods Imported Into Africa through Portuguese ports and allows a rebate of SO per cent on goods Imported In Portuguese bottoms 10rtulsso btoms The Senate Committee on Foreign notations orelr In Its report on the treaty refers to the foundIng of settlements by tho African International Association on tho lower Congo to the coosion of territory to that association by the local chiefs and to tho organization by it of a Government It adds orlanlton I If these local chief had the rlsht to mike lhse con ceitlmio to much sovereign pacer ae they confnr upon tho African International AMOclatlim le I entitled to recognition by other natlone at JuiUflng its claim to cxlttenci ne a eminent ilrjnte There li enough concert among the native tribes In placing 1 themrehei In treaty relatlnui iiltli Ibis spec rlatlon to errant other natlonn In recogtililng IU litenre am Joerninent do 1 facto In either Less 11 I our duty ao to encourage It IlluMine lIe piirponee are peaceful and 1 commend thenneli strongly to the ayin pathle of our people Tho committee recommends that an appropriation of tanOOO be made in the Consular and Diplomatic bill 0 enable tho President to sond diplomatic try or commercial agents to that coun Chief Justice Daly In his annual address before tho American Geographical Hooiety lost night said that tho other nations would not rocognlm Portugals claim to sovo relgnty over the lower Congo nor tho right of Groat Britain to confirm that claim by treaty Ho thought the Governments commercially Interested In the Congo ipgion should roooirnlro tho Government established Association there by tho African International WORTHLESS PASSES SOLD TO rlllJ An Angry Mob of Itullanc nl tke OpenS Central and Three Prlaaner A crowd of 3 or 400 Italians collected on tho corner ot Vanderbilt avenue anti Forty lllth street nt 6 oclock last night talking loudly nnd gesticulating wildly Capt Hooper sent Detectives Irving and McMahon over rto BOO what was the matter In a few minutes thoy brought Into tho station three Italians whom they had arrested The prisoners woro followed by a crowd of tholr follow countrymen all of whom woro shouting out their complaints The Italians nrrestod wero Antonio Orlsnlno of 27 Coutro street Paolo Uoparloof 113 Mulberry street and Joseph Falvo of 12 Mulberry street Tho complainants presented each a blua pasteboard ticket upon which was printed Ian the bearrr from hew York In rilltburxji Pa MAtWor Cus Ninety of those tickets the pollen wore toll had been sold for f30ncI When tho Italians presented them to tho ticket agents In the Grand Central depot they were told that the passes were worthless CIt Hooper says the Italians accuse tho prisoners of pretending to hire thorn to go to Pittsburgh to work on a railroad About 400 tickets were found In tho possession of tho prisoners together with tho monny representing tho DO pasnos that had just been sold Most ot tho Italians were penniless having paid every cnnt they had for their passes JB8StA Ono woman had bought six passim for her ll1 and her family The prisoner Orlsplno hnd In ant pocket tblsdoHpatch addressed to Chludo Ilancu Napolitnua 27 Centre street AUUM March 37 Vme and 500 lit ID morrow without fall rtgnrdlng nun SALTAtrniL Vkniion i Tile pilsonnrs wero locked UP and it was II angry soino tlmi Italians buforo tho police could dIsperse thc ISTOLS BKIirV AT IHtttr IUKKlt A leneiHl Fuellliide lu which Ikn Four Piny CL wero Mortally Wounded Coats CnrEK 11 March 31 Thirlnjr a game of poker between James layer I and Howard Williams on the ono side and William Davis and Charles Mills on tho other In a saloon In this placo last night tho stakes grow largo with every came nnd at last the betting ran up to 500 a side The four Inca had bean drinking hetuily and wore evidently not In tho best of temper At length Hover detected Davis In thin act of cheating but tho detection only brought on wordy quarrel When the gamo ended Uavln and Mills reached for the stakes but the other party also grabbed for thnm A fight ensued in which all four drew revolvers and tho room was quickly cleared ot tho few spectators that hud gathered to eon the game Williams fired at Davis the ball striking him In the right breast A genairtil firing mimied and lasted until nil four had emptied tholr pistols After a few moments of comparative quiet the anxious crowd outside pushed their way through Into the room and found tho four Ing on the floor nil apparently lifeless Davis and Wllllamx wore foumltto bw fatally wounded and this morning their deaths were announced Tim other two were also fatally wounded rime wildest excitement pit valledoor the shooting as all tim parties wore highly respected and Fa good circumstances THE WORK AUK All Ol COYOJESS Faint Prospect tkuttke Morrleou Tartrlllll WlllOrt i lleurluc WAHHiNorox March 31If tho Silver bill holds tho floor which it can only do by a light the House will bo brought to test vote on silver coinage That bill out of the way thorn will be another desperate struggle among the special orders for precedence That which has perhaps tho strongest backing Is the land grant forfoltuio group of bills Hut tile hhlpping bill with flu subsidy tender Is also stoutly pushed Tho Appropriations Committee will lleht all comers with the Indian Appropriation bill which Mr Lllls will have In charge tipo cial urgency will be claimed for this bill as Ills desirable to Issue the annual call for bids for supplies an early In the spring an possible The Tariff bill Is hung up to sea what bo comes of other bills For Mr Morrison to try to get It In now would only be to Insure defeat All the special orders as well as thom Appropriations Committee would make common cause against It for If the tariff once gets fairly be fore the House no one can tell now long the debate will run to the obstruction of all other business Hence Mr Morrison la waiting to catch the House In a moment ot comparative leisure but he will find It harder and harder to get a hearing as the session grows older Obituary Sidney Ingraham a brother of tho late Jndze Inirraham died yesterday at 3109 Fifth art one In hit 78th year llewai Register and Deputy Collector In the Cullom llonte for many eari Jabei Crook who for many year had kept a sport lug goodi etora In Julton street died at nil home In Itulherford on dunday ttl yesrs old He learn a widow and two children James Ihelan ot Halifax a cabin passenger on the eleamihlu Newport trout lla ana died at tea on Natur day of uaitrttU IIU wife was IOu him The body was brought here Dr Jonathan A Whltr physician of llrooklyn died on Simitar In Heron da where he had none for tho benentof me health Kandon the French rarlcaturlit ha died of parch ale at the municipal Matson Manic In IurU Mr CharleiHchrtlbermemberot rarllamtntfor a Conernatlve 19 deal aged 55 earn The ltag In Nan Krancl rn am at half ma nn account of the dmth uf John Parrotl tht pioneer banker ot Call fornia lie was a native of Virginia Stile Henator II Crinnpler aged about a prominent lleadjuitcr Judge died at hie home lu Zunl Itle of Wright county Va on Hunday afternoon Judge Grumpier li the oonu Readjutter Judge who bat died within the past week Capt George II Dlckcnion one ot lbs Oldest Captalni ontbel sod line IM7H llovernment Local luip toe of llulliillnl lluHnlo citcrda morulug aged ao year yrederlck Ie poldt publisher the FuWiktrf Keiei and of lilt LIterary eas 41cC yesterday morning In till 4OIti year lie mat a nerlteati iihtd cattte to this country when a young man lie as rot several year a partner in the pubiisltitttrttrtiu of Icipnldt A Holt lie was the author of Mteral bltillngraphlcal work the moil Important of which the Anierlsan Catalogue lie leavei a widow and three children Charles HaUUad brother ot Ilaulrl llaliteail KM President of Iho National Exchange Hank of New York will Iw burled todav from hie Ute residence In New burgh iii 5 wss tilt yesre and montbme lie had not baeaontof the house for twelve year or more etcept when carried nut He wss a son of Capt Charles llalitead an oU lludion Klver lUamboal captain For twelve year he war clerk of the Board of Trueteeeof the vlllag of Sea burgh lie wa also clerk and Super Intendeut of the Water Hnardecrelary and treasurer ef the Newburgli tfavlnn Bank sad xcrelarr of lbs New burgh Uu ttwitlty DWDIZIG TO FIGHT nt COURT Vavnderkllta Mew wltn ike Meek Ietn Bl Uee Ik Oak Itlreetery The Ulroctora ot the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Company hold a special mooting yesterday Tho principal purpose of the meeting was to consider the claim which the Executive Committee ot the Board was advised It had against two ot IU directors David Dow and It Flower and against Porter formerly a director Alt ot these are directors ot the Chicago and nock Island company which at present Is nt loggerheads with the Vanderbilt roads In the same territory namely the Kortwostorn and the Omaha which the former oontrole The Executive Committee ot the Omaha has appointed Director Vanderbilt and ChsuncoyM Dopow a committee to proceed regarding the claim They alleged that 6070 shares of the preferred stock of the Chicago at Paul and Minneapolis Company which was ono of the companies consolidated in the Omaha were Issued to Messrs Flower Dow Porter and others without consideration The correspondence between tile committee anl Mr Porter ns spokesman for his associates has boon published and apparently Indicates no Inclination to Ignore or settle tho matter hence the mooting of tho full Hoard yesterday Allot tile members were pronont excepting Mr flows who was III and Mr Flower Two of the directors who wore members of the Board before Mr Win IL Vandorbllt bought the control of the company wero present John i Hpoonor and A Wilder Mr Hnoonor was counsel of the company when Mr Porter was President When after tho transaction of some other buntnoxi thn matter of tho alleged claim came up Mr Hpoonor retired Mr Wilder remained It Is understood that proposition to enforce thn claim at law provoked somewhat lively discussion Tho friends or advocates ot the accused directors wore In thin minority and It was decided to rotor the matter back to Mesxri Vanderbilt and Dcpow with full powers to proceed In the matter which means It is said to take the matter Into the courts From all that could be gathered from both sides yesterday the contest over the matter seems likely to be a hot and serious fight Involving as it does not only the claim referred to but the differences between the Northwestern and the Hock Island companies A PILOT HO AT ADRIFT EXPir Calllelon of tke Kncknntreaa wllk Sckoontr Crew end Pilots Raved The Sandy Hook pilot boat Enchantress No 18 ono ot tho oldest boats In the service missed stays while tacking off Soabrlght In the northwest gala nt 121 oclock Monday morning and fouled with the schooner Sarah and Lucy which was lying at anchor Tho schooner lost her forctopmast her bowsprit and all her headgear The crow ot the pilot boat consisting of six men and Pilots Murtlnoau and Prank Van Puit jumped Into tIme water nod wore picked upTjy the crow of the schooner Tho pilot boat wont adrift with only her mainsail tot the head sails having been carried why Capt llowkor of tim schooner says that the wind was blowing over thirty tithes an hour at tho time and that snow was falling while the sea was very high for an oflnhoro wind Tho crow of the schooner had considerable difficulty In clearingavray tho wreck At the time of the collision the tug Zouavn Capt Joe Parker was cruising few hundred yards away Hho wont to tho schooner and after the wreck was cleared brought bier up to tile city at 730 last night She then put back to sea to search for tile pilot boat The schooner Ellen Morrison nt anchor off Matlnnecock I I partedJier chain In time gale on Sunday morning ito wont ashore Hho was got off and toned to City Island Tho schooner Henrietta lost both anchors and wont nshoro en Matlnnncock Silo Is lying Mdn onto tlu bench leaking The schooner Sarah Jane dnuued ashore nn Kings Point She was got oft and towed to City Island azwxorIwNIxo TUB xirr Tke Senate Appropriation mil Provide fer llulldlna Moro Steel Crullers WASHINGTON March 31The Senate Com billets ott Appropriation hits completed the Saint A iro rlatlon bill The committee hni added fdtSIMOto the bill an It mine from the llonoe maUiix tho amoiiut OJXIUTU The principal amendment nro In the sec lion rclatlnutn the Increase of the navj The commit let rroldeii that or flc2uttSO Inch the Homo bill pro vlilei for completing iho tikMgo Ifoitnn ettI 1 Atlanta JO per centum dish tx made nvallalita miiio llnui Iho mini of i2rsatwet ll is pfoprlatrd for the connlruc linn of one crnutr tr sgxt I loin one cnilicr of 3tli i loin one despatch iewei of lVH toni two heavily annvd gunboat of IVKI tun ench one lUht gnnbonl nf 760 tun imp Rtiabtmt not tu carved tOll tonn ori Her 1 rant and two Imrlmr rp do Imntt The bill provldm that the Hecrctnr if hue Pavv itch lnlteprnpointU for building three ttsHt1 from all American thlplmildcr It appropriate MOKIUJM to continue work upon the double turreted monitor Tke iloknenn Street Site 1ureknaed All doubts ns to the site for thin now Federal Building In Brooklyn bate been net at rest United State District Attorney Tenney received formal notification eiterduy that the Johnson and Adam street property had been purchased by the eminent but itt wai Inrtructed to proceed nit the olllclal search of the title It Is eald that llonnan Mrbmann the anlgnor bought two lease wblih Mere alleged to cloud the title and turned them oer to the lovernment The price paid wa 4JOOU or tlonoo less Mr Llebmannta than ho gave for It Mr LIvingston Allnekedbjr Pnenmanln At the Union Club last night It was said that the meeting of the Houie Committee which had been called to liiveitlgnte the Llvlngitou Uebhard trouble hail been postponed yrom a member of the club It wa learned that Mr LhliuNton had lent letter to the ieriior noigIuitg to the ruth or Itis tomuil act In the club room and aMklnir for a hearing bi fore them The hearing wa to hate ttken place lust night ttut tIc Ltv Ingdoii noiit to tho goifrnoriaphtklclHiii cerlinrata that he had been attaukeil by pneumonia and asked for a delay Ill I generally denied that Sir tlvluzitou nut an apology to Mr lebhard Gen Grout Invited la Irealde The committee of oxConfederate soldiers and chImera of the Grand Army ot the Republic which It I deviling mean to ratio money to build a home for ex Confederate soldiers at Richmond ha decided to hold a man meeting at Cooper Initltnte on April 9 the annlterinr of thu lurremlernf Gen Lee Den Grant at the request of the Confrderal aol dler ha been ln lud to preside lens Hancock and John Gordon and other nave been Invited to speak Shot nrklle CllmblD a Tree wllk Gus SYRACUSE March 31Henry Cox ot Bald it Inivllle went to Head Lake yeiterday to shoot pickerel The ice hail Milled and wa covered with water In ttlikh ome tithe were een In order to get a better range on them Cox undertook to climb a tree with lila Kim In one band lbs lock trnck a twig and the gun vs diecharetl his ball entering his head and canting almoit Initaut death Blnlae Flrat and arthur Tklrd Ckelor STRICUSE March 31A canvass among Republican In a majority ot the town In the Twentyfifth Congress distrIct Onondaga and Cortland coon lies ihow that Blalne Is I largely the tint choice of the voter of the dIstrIct foMreildent with Ndmunds nell and Arthur third On any ticket beaded by an Eastern man Lincoln the choice for Vlcafreildent The National Ceoveatlon CHICAGO March 31 Chairman Barnum and two other members ot the Democratic national Committee held an Informal conference her today Mr Bar fInn says that be ha not yet appointed a lUDcommttte to arrange detail for the holding of the convention and that the committee when appointed wm probably hold its nrit meeting In New York Tke NecraIIUturbnne add SLNmcasvxLLx Go March 3LThe town Is quiet and this negro peaceable The respectable por lion of them denouno Clark and the other negro agltaj tor 1 hero Is now very little appreheuilon of trouble JOTIINGS ABOUT TOWN Iran and Almee arrived from Havana yesterday by the ttraniihlp Newport Death In lime tint quarter of 1884 lu thIs city 80JO lait year Oral three month H301 Benedict Flicher about to build at I4OU4 West Thlrtt third Street two aiiarlment home each lo contain S3 famine They will coil II300UO Coal fell from a grate on waite paper on the floor In the rear part of Mute Gurney lace pattern bazaar in fourteenth Street yeilerday and caused a Ore which did fauuu damage Patrick Murphr nut of work tried to kill himself yea lerdtt by cutting his throat with a razor In Itia lodging at 4411 It est Thirty iccoud street He wai taken to the ltotssvell hospital Letter ot admlnlitratlon upon the estate ot Axembly man Ronetelia mother were lnued yesterday to her ion KUIott ItooieTell The dcccaaed personal property is I valued at IISOUO Coroner Martin had the body of the still born Infant found lu the colrln of the child Rosa Trlolo removed es ttrday from Ialvar Cemetery to lie Morgue An laces tigation is I being made Th content of a bottle ot morphine inlohaUlhat Aaron Hopfcuatelu of 135 Cannon street wa uilng at medicine swallowed by his twoyear old son on fun day Tna child went to sleep and died In a few hour Rudolph Burn aged IS after turning off the gu whin be went to bd at franklin UMI on Sunday night uulnUulloaally turned It on again lie was anconacTou whea tile room was sutsiad 3sslerdsy sad was soot to thUIIWTQr UQtlil LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS D4SUB mats AND amota 3 tmm HUNS RKPORTKS3 Tent nfCkronioa Rntned In Broadwayfir Burning lie Way Throofh nn EeermoM ilese erBenntimi TklncEllmnted Loon Hamburgers advertising novelties and art souvenir establishment at 332 Broadway was visited by fire lost evening The bust ness occupies the four upper floors ot the five story Iron front building that number The goods are chromo lithographs ot the style with which the public Is somewhat familiar through the liberality ot dry good houses publisher tobacco manufacturers and other energetic advertisers The top floor was the stock room and was piled full of the brilliant huod and pictured paper saws paper whtsp brooms paper bouquets and other paper devices some ot which are already In ninetenths of nil the households In the land and somoot which are yet toes olio time admiration and stimulate the oxtrava IItCj gnnco of time spring shopper A good many tons of the stuff In neat piles afforded material in which the fire which scorns to have caught from the stovo smouldered and smoked toe two hours last evening When the roof had boon opened to tot but the smoke and thousands of gallons ot water had drowned out most of the lire the piled up stuff had nil to bo overhauled to got Sznoulqering and heated parts of the heaps kresult was a peculiar ruin The floor was atNwa three foot deep with tile wreck of the pictures some blackened and some wet but still furnishing a bewildering variety of form and color Moor were showered Into Limo street Mr Hamburger estimates hU loss at 15000 Ho has an Insurance of 157000 One Hundred Dollars for st Iluibnnd Mrs Btorni ot 1273 Third avenue has sued Mr Itubcu ot Seventy fourth Street and Second avenue for rice for pntldlng a liuiband fur Mr Rubenas daughter Itachael tin Sterna who tht wife eta butcher swore before Juitlc Uonell that Mr Ruben lent for her and told her that alle wished tohave Itachael married and that site would give llQOIt Mr stem would nnd a nice young man Mri Sterns mention Hermann UurnhniT and Mr Ruben laid Fetch him around Mrs14trtis took the jnung man around ke lulled he suit Itachael were married and Mr Robins 4 gave him Kuu aud vet Mm nn In the liquor butlniu lvij Third avenue 11 lit Mr Rubeni rtu cd to pay sJ Mr RlrrnifllK Mr Ruben acknowledge cRitic her ion In lawtSOO anti letting him up in bu inesi but deIties the contract wlih Mr btortu UeiHlonl in pcndmif llrggor nt tke Doors of Ik Kick Eighteen men and women from Cant WU llami precinct were arraigned In JerTcrion Market yes i terdny fur beariut One man an Italian was a cripple on crutches Three men had black eye and the facet of itearly all Ihe ten women were bloated and leaned Their alleged ages ranged from 23 la S3 year Servant eat home In Fifth nnd Madlmn nt cnuei had complained that beggar rc continuant ringing the door bell tlI btut two of tliprl oiirii denied tflst they were beg i gr Nome were looking for work other for friends ami romp Paul they were visiting friend at tbe dlrtnreat home they were Men tn enter Hetty Brown HO yeara out nnd Kate Roger and 01 hate been professional bcijgnr for year and the pollco lay they have money Itt batik liiitlcViatterton lent them alt to the Inland for four or tlx month one man leemed to be content with the 4 aentence but the oiheri were indignant Chewing Cam Lottery The trial In the General Sessions ot Charles mInce and rharle tlrlmm minufnctnrlngconfee tinner of 4 Orcenn Ich Street charged tt ltd contrlr IIIR lottery ended terdayln the Qeneral Rciilou tx The evidence for the prosecution was ittuit It unit ant Irlinni maiiurnctnred package ot ciutti iuug iota for tke me nf school children In ilti package were number corrptpondlnir ttlih the nuinborii pouted on Loses cos tnlnlnt euIgtr Mnttir eiiif miirr or leu ilaborntclyde omttd mid trllleH of iilrllth Irwrlrt tuttle of llto cheap eat inetali In Imttailonnr the more toitlj ones fur dieter i ot pai kaitn of chew Ing rum were milled tot tie 4I1 itches ilran by lhe number cncloted In this packigee a1 Ilte tnrycontlctrd liii tee atti Irlinni butrecmnmended them to tho merrv of Hie Iuurt Jude Ullderileev re iniadcd them to await lenience Ska Lost It In tke Wall direct Hnelttrem Mrs Carrlo II Morse a fairhaired middle ngrd woman was brought to the Turn In yesterday from Lndlow itreet Jill tt her she hat been for two months niinlllng decision In a lull by Mi Llnton for money KltentoMr More to tprciitnto with In VaIl Hrcct At tile ulltir SIrs Mary 1 IfunltlOL 274 IVest ISSth streeS and tire Mnry A Brnnk uf no I llal TweiityfoyrU MIred Whit ClOt gave money to Mr ore mad crtml vU nal ciMilplnInt nlnit her before lli tlce Duffy raAXi lnrn knuwliditeil that Mie Rot fttst from MrtuwwrVfaa niidr Jiuj truth Sire itrotik btta Mt calf It was given fit5 thtt ltitrCltae if clocks in IVall cured SIte heat tbeyr lTmnei in tile iiuutciclrottt if ttoll cIreel SIr Slots was bdllcd fur examination on hatnrdnt heal Illtck In the llucket Skop lliulnett On Thursday last Judge Lawrence granted upon the application cf the Oold and Slock Telegraph Companja temporurj Injunction retraining certain pvrroni from tran mlttlng to bucket shops clock qiintHtlon furnlilicd by the company to the defendant In coimeoucnce of tbl order two or three of the mailer bucket shops were eloae jrilenlay and the other operated tilth closed doors admlttliiKonl regular cnitouieri In order It was said topretent thilr lei fortunate competitor In the bull lien from steeling quotation from them The move mint has been Initiated by the otnclali of lhs Hook rti 5m KxcbniiKe who hold that bucket ihop nra detrimental ar to public moral 4 Got nil lbs Couple They Want Vf Town A committee of residents of the Seventh dlclal dlitrlct asked Aiiemblyman Rooi vlt yetteeday to try and beat the bill to divide the dlitrlct Senator Plnuketl Introduced the bill and It hiss railed the Bon ate AMemlil man Kltlle pressIng It lu the Auemuly Vtej The cominitler nbjocllonii to It are that It will add vi 91Hoixi HJ ear tn tho public burden for no cause bs Vij cnup the Itucitteas bruuglit before the court now la only i eiiouirh to orcup JiiiilrvMonelltitoday In the vreea Mr Iloosen elI liilt i the Couimlttec that he believ4 no could beat the bill Kndungerlne the IXarnleofn Child The disorderly house kept by John A Bbs alliS Illeciker street was raided recently Asugt ii OccOtsitts was Shea daughter gall aged lIkaat was Indicted under the new cod for endangering the I moral of a child It nyse the tint lndlotmot et the 1y kind ever found He pleaded guilty yeiterday rke cA leneral fleiplon and Recorder Smyth sentenced bun 54 the penitentiary for three montli Is ke tke Cmslleejf 1j Mr John Hemiossy ot Thompsons stablee till city clnlm to liav the mallei purely bred kail terrier In the world The doi a clear white 18 months old and welichi only 3j pound ills mother weight tit pounds She tt ai preceded to Mr Peter Uurt In Bni land by Mr Ueori Atklnion editor ot ilia London byorlman Tttrty Faitor own the father of the dog Mr 4 Memiesi value hit dog at 9143 a pound Ont of OBIee end In Aajnln Quick Charles Itollly was an Alderman and Cleric of the Seventh Civil District Court Comptroller OnS refiuedtor hIm the astery ot either ofllct cail fce hId two offices Mr Kelllj rt licned both offlceeytaitf ml day and wn then elected an Alderman by the Uoarc to sit the tacaucy created by hi resignation Thn Ritual Osaeo Prediction 1 Warmer fair weather followed by local ra1 sy st and variable winds shifting to southerly SPARKS FROM Tan TELEQRATM A national cat how opened In Philadelphia 75StIt4C day Tb prIze ottered amount toll sooThe Mental yesterday confirmed ths Domlnttoa elk David Urewrr of Kauia lobe United States CircuS Judge forth Bighth Judicial Circuit Col George RICrofut of the urth Rglmnt Oetv necticut tiiiloiitl Uuird ISIS with liver complaint ok bit home lu Bethel and canJo recover Martin Gulp the def ultfte fblladtlphla Gas Trail re relyIng clerk cuuvlcted of etaliezzlliig lund of IhttmeL was Mnteuced yeiterday to en Imprlaomneal ot cue year The Montreal Board of Charities have eompUlned I the Dominion Government ot the number of neautoa emigrant In that city who are unable to dud jnf4ef SS ent The Land Offlce Department dnle th el ruption made by members the Mew Me lure and ia ill I hi authority of law for has taken In dlipoilug ot Hi public laud The earning of Sing Fling priton for I th March were 51970344 i the eipendltur 14 74441 leering a pront for tile month of 30l OtX pronn of tin Auburn prlioa for the month were ttlln A petition li being signed In 81 John by tho leading cltlreni aiklng tue Governor New York li Couilfltute Jhft aeflienCe 0tii Mills formnerl7 2 ia 110 lii be in ctly a hanged lirouklu en April 9 for me murder of lila wife Peter irrlgaii foreman of the brlrkiaver on thi saw Board of Trade itrnctnre In Chlcaxo while Iealng of one of the upper window eiterday morning lost Its balince and fell tn the pavement a dlitanca of elgkty flee feel sod wa killed instantly On Sunday morning whit afralglittraUtoatheOsn toil Iacifle was goiug the up heavy grsd blwe Nwcattie antI Auburn Cat five cart broke looaa3 ta irled down ilia bill After a run of four inllritmeeei the car were ditched and the olhjr two wrecked joy Stockiel of flelaware 1M appointed iKConntes men wlluain 4 WhItely as AMoclait Judge to flfi tie vacancy on the Slat bench cauied by the appointment ofjttdigeWaies to the United State WrictJudihln Ph pdlawaVe received this unilmolu endorsmne the Dsiawsre bar Kin cases of Involuntary raanilanihlerac Harvey of fhlladelphla were sbnoono yset bF the Comtuionwsallit Mr ilsrvy was iSis propstitsg 0 thsmniilwhlrlnws deolroyed byflre tour with a loss of nine lien and tee chergss ysgs us taUt 10 oct01 sliitsbis 5 escapee jrw 1 a E4.