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THE OMAHA DAIL 't # L TWELFTH YEAR OMAHA NEB. TUESDAY MORNING , NOVEMBER ' 14 THE NATIONAL CAPITAL A Mass of Interesting News from'1 tlio Hub of the Nation , The Supreme Court Abolishes the Rich Perqaisitoa of the Olerk. The Bush for Land in Dakota Sketched by an Officer. A. The Poftt/iiHoo Department About to Oloflo on Marriage Association sociation- Postal Savings Hanks The Potomac Flats and Utuor Mattore. CAPITAL NOTES. Special Dispatch to Tim linn. A WISH KKFOUM. WASIIIKOTON , November 13. An amendment was made in the rules of the supreme court to-day which will deprive Clurk MoKinnoy of probably one-fourth of his income. Chief Jus tice Waite , in announcing the changes in the rules , said the statute regu lating the clerk's fcrs waa passed in , 1790 und that the practice as it now exists is in all national respects what it had boon for moro than lifty years. There is an apparent conflict , added Jndgp Waite , between the rules and practice under thorn , which ought not to exist. It is also evident that what fifty years ago was no moro than rea sonable compensation is now , under the operation of the rules aa then constructed , larger than it ought to bo. Several cases of some importance wore decided to-day. In that of E. D. Pritchard vs. Norton , it was hold that where a bond was executed in Now York to bo enforced in Now Or leans , the laws of Louisiana must govern , the judgment of the United States circuit court of Louisiana being roveraod. In the case of the Equator Mining and Smelting Co. vs. Geo. W. Hall , the judgment of the circuit court of Colorado was reversed and anew now trial ordered , the court holding that under the cede of that state each party to the suit is entitled to a new trial without alleging cause or pay ment of costs. * The case of the county of San Mateo vs. Southern Pacific railroad , was advanced on the calendar , pro vided day is fixed this year. This is the tax case. Senator Edmunds re quested an early hearing. The second amended rule orders the destruction of models left by litigants every month if not called for. Ad journed. OFENINING A LAND OFFICE. Inspector Holcombo , in hia report to the general land office , gives an in teresting account of the establishment of the land office of Huron , Dakota territory , October 9. Monday was tha day sot for the office to open , and at 3 o'clock tljat morning over 600 at torneys assembled in front of the office in readiness for business. At 9 o'clock , when the doors were opened , there was nuch a rush that the doors and' windows were broken , and sev eral fights occurred in the eagerness to file application first that the re ceiver was compelled to make the an nouncement that all applications would bo regarded as having boon filed simultaneously. Over nine thousand dollars worth of land was sold for cash the first day ; 100,000 acres were en tered , and that , with protest and ap plications , was the largest day's work perhaps ever done at any land oflico in the country. MAUKIAOE ASSOCIATIONS. V Assistant Attorney General Free man , for the postoffico department , haa sent the Hrst official notice to the St. Elmo Marriage Insurance com pany , of Chattanooga , Tennessee , to show cause why it should not be debarred from receiving money orders and registered letters , because of its alleged fraudulent character. An an swer is expected within a week. This will bo a teat case , It ia stated that the southern mails are so loaded down with marriage association circulars that the distribution of mail is several days behind , and that in Texas alone those associations have received in foes ever $2,000,000. I'OSTAt. SAVINflfl BANK. Postmaster General Howe has been debating the propriety of recommending - ing in his annual report the establish ment of a postoffico savings bank in connection with the money order sys tem ot the poatoffico department , and has finally come to. the conclusion not to raako such recommendation , but to leave the matter to congress. For the paat few years each successive post master general from Croswell down to Maynard have recommended postal saviuea banks , but congress has never took kindly to it. Such banks , in the opinion of the poatoffice officials who have strongly advocated them , aa now the past "postal of bank system , presupposes a perma nent national debt ; that the savings deposited may find an invest-mont tor which the gororuiaent is responsible. In fifteen years , at the present rate of by paying off the debt , there will bo no government bonds in the market and hence no bash upon which to build a postal saving bank system. CUANOK Or .MAIL. The superintendent of the railway mail service to-day decided that tbo postal car on the 5 p , ra , train must bo transferred to the 3 a. m train from Balt'moro ' via Washington to D Chicago , This will make mails five hours earlier oaut ot Cumbarkud. INDIAN HUPJ'LIKH. Clerks sent out to the Pacific coast by the Indian ollise to purchase and award Indian supplies , have returned. G. Suppjtes to the weight of 4bG,8i.2 ponnds and coating over $75,000 wera purchased , being an increase over last year in weight of 04,475 pounds. The I m quality of supplies was fully up to Jast year's standard , while the coat was 10 per cent. loss. Total numbe of services was -102 , and the numbo of days occupied in shipping the sup ' plies wai 74. DKAININO I'OTOMAO FLATS. There is considerable discussion over awarding the contract for drain ing the Potomac flats. It is Paid Washington bidders have boon bough off in order that the contract might go to the next lowest bidder , who is a Now York man , There is talk of bringing tlio subject ( o the attention of the committee on the district when congress assembler , and considerable discontent is shown that anything oc curred involving delay in the work , which is generally recognized should bo done nt the earliest possible mo ment. FALL'S STATEMENT. There has been much talk about Fall's sworn statement. Friends of the star routers claim the document has boon doctored by Wells , and the latter declares such assertions are un true. The matter was finally settled to-day by Fall , who declared ho never questioned the authenticity of the document as published , James Butler , appointment clerk of the Unitsd States treasury , returned to his duties to-day. President Arthur , who h still quar tered at the Soldiers' home , was at the whtto house to-day. Speaker Koifer left hero for his homo in Ohio this evening. , THE NEW SEAT. For several days past the nir has boon full of rurnnra that John 0. Now is soon to retire from the position of assistant secretary of the treasuryand yesterday the report circulated that during tin change in the management of The National Republican , which occurs Wednesday , when Frank Hat- ton assumes charge , Geo. 0. Graham would bo free to accept the position vacated by Now , The change in the editorship of The Republican is not regarded by any means certain , while Now , who arrived to-day , says ho has not the remotest idea of resigning. * MILLER SUSPENDED. \ The district commissioners to-day suspended Detective Goorga O. Miller , pending investigation charges brought against him by the depart ment of justice , that ho reported to the star route council instead of the proper authorities. h Batted lusnranon Company- Special Dispatch to Tim CEK. ALBANY , November 14. The attor P ney general went to Schenectady to day to make a motion for the appoint ment of a receiver of the Now ork life insurance company. Certain names have been proposed , but no agreement has been reached. Wreck of a Fast Train. Spcdal Dispatch to TUB Bxs. PouaiiKEEi'siE , N. Y. , November 13. The fast train on the Now York Central railroad , leaving Now York at 10:30 : this morning , while passing Peekskill , ran into a locomotive which was crossing the track. The engine and drawing room car of the fast train were hurled from the track andjfour passengers injured. Among the num ber were Warren G. Darby , of Brook lyn. Ho sustained a severe scalp . wound and internal injuries of a serious nature. Folgor was on the train , but was not hur . Killed by tbo Cora. ' Special Dispatch to TIIK Brg , DETROIT , November 13. A farmer named Archibald Scott , while driving across the Michigan Central railroad , four miles west of Dexter , yesterday afternoon , with a team , was struck by the engine of the express , coming east , and instantly killed. One of the horses was killed and the other fatally injured. A twelve-year-old sou , on the wagon with his father , disappear ed , ana at latest accounts had not baen found. FlroatRlvarton Neb. Special Dispatch to Tim BET. LINCOLN , November 13. A fire at Riverton , Franklin county , yesterday , destroyed fifteen buildings in the heart of the business portion of the town. Loss , 850,000 ; insurance about $15,000. The fire is supposed to be incendiary , and one fire bug is under arrest. Throats of lynching are freely made. A Mardorer Lynched , Special Dispatch to Tim UKK. MEEi'His , November 13. The Ap peal's Columbus ( Miss. ) special says : Last Monday evening , near Bigboo at valloy..aboat twenty miles bolowhoro , Miss Pare , a white woman of loose reputation , was raped and murdered by it negro. Her body was found in tbo wooda near the road , with her skull fractured. The murderer was cip to tured , examined und committed to jail , Ho escaped , was recaptured , and on Thursday night was taken from the custody of the justice of the peace by a mob of forty and hung. Mob SpoeI lDisp < ch to Till III * . A HL'AND , Ky. , November 13 The 01 coroners jury inquiring into the cause ac the death of Col. Repport and acj others , killed during the transfer of JNeal and Graft from Catletsburg to Lexington , JCy , , rendered a verdict finding that the deceased were killed bullets from the guns of the state militia on tha steamer Granitd State , guarding the prisoner * Ncal and tic Craft , and that said firing was not err done in the tjmo of their duty ; and ( r d further the jury hold Major Allen , i commander of the troops , culpable ( P for ordering and permitting them to fire , . Reciprocity. Special Dinpatch to Tim UKI Ouicuao , November 13 , The blessings of the reciprocity treaty us SI viewed through the spectacles of one who largaly benefits by its existence , wore expounded yo torday by Mr , W. . Irwin , of Honolulu , a member of the great sugar firm of Glaus Tl Sprecklea & Co , , of San Francisco and tl < Honolulu , Irwin enters a square de tl"hr nial to the charge that the system of this espionage exists in the Hawaiian the lalanda , and declares that the United of Slates and Pacific coast especially profit largely by the reciprocity treaty. lie says the islands 'l ' their agricultural and other . i- , , the United States , and that the W..1. trouble grows out of the jealousy of the English and French governments , who would like to see the treaty abolished. Irwin is accompanied by Sam Parker , an attache of Kalakaua , who is going to Europe to buy cattle , and who reports everything on the islands in a satisfactory condition , and says the coming coronation will bo magnificent affair. BOILER BUST. Torrlllo Explosion In UlovoHnd , Kill ing Four and Wounding Many. Special Dispatch to Tim II IK. CLEVELAND , 0. , November 13. About o this afternoon the boiler in the Forest City Iron works exploded with terrific force , killing four men , seriously injuring four or five others and alighting wounding half a dozen. The wonder is that n larger number were not killed , as nearly 350 men wore at work in the building , which is open at the ends and sides , all under one roof , no partitions. The boiler was eighteen feet long and forty-two inches in diameter. A largo part of the roof was torn off and a fragment of the boiler hurled a great dis tance. The cause of the explosion ia unknown. The killed are Wil liam Atkins , master machinist olb the works , top of head blown off , both legs wrenched from the trunk and body horribly mangled ; D. Wright , from Wyandotte - dotto < , looking for work , top of skull cut off as by , a knife , and brains scooped out clean , face blackened al most beyond recognition ; John Gal lagher , furnace man , skull broken across forehead , internal injuries : John Williams , first engineer , head smashed , body mangled. At cms , Wright and Williams were killed instantly. Gallagher lingered three hoars. Gallagher loaves a widow , and Williams loaves a small family. Convict * on tha Ron. SpccUl Dispatch to TUB B LOUISVILLE , November 13. The Courier-Journal special from Bowling Green says : Six prisoners escaped from Warren county jail at an early hour this morning. They were to betaken taken to tboponltentiary to-day. The turnkey went into the jail to make preparations to give them breakfast , when they knocked him down and ran away. A trusty prisoner had as sisted them to escape from the colls. None have boon recaptured. The terms of sentence ranged from one to two years. A Bigot Mob- Special DIspaU.li to TllK DKK. TOLEDO , O. , November 13. Jno. O'Connor , an ox-priest who was prevented from delivering his lecture on Catholicism last night by the ac tion of a mob , publishes a card in which ho declares that ho will lecture if n hall ia to bo had in the city. He closes by declaring that he will per ish sooner than a feather be lost from the sacred wing of liberty. One .Catholic priest and other-members t of the church publicly "denounces the mob. The mayor declares that if O'Connor gets a ball and attempts to lecture ho'will ' protect him. Farther trouble is not anticipated. " " - " " " Is New Hampshire Utatnrxu- ' Special Dispatch to TUB BBS. CONCORD , N. H. , November 13. Completed returns of the state give Hale for governor 38,398 , Edgerly 30,900 , scattering 939. In the First congressional district JJaynea , ( rep.Y has 3,795 plurality , and Ray , ( rep. ) , , in the Second district 2,214 , Last year the total vote tor governor was Bell , ( rep. ) , 44,432 ; Jones , ( dom. ) , 40,813 , scattering 919 , M I Cnnrt Homo Earned. Hpocl l Dispatch to TUB Bn GAI.VESTON , November 13. The News special from Crockett says : The court house , in which was the jail and postofiice , was completely destroyed by fire this morning. All the records are lost. Two prisoners , a white man named Oliver McOavory , and a negro , Samuel Doby , perished in the flames. A Manitoba Wave. Special Dispatch to Tim ttrr. . WINNIPEG , Noromber 13 , It is announced that the provincial legisla ture will bo dissolved and Norguay's government will appeal to the people once. The great question elected will bo thoao of disallowance of the provincial railway charters by the do minion. Both sides of politics are agreed in protesting against disallow ance , but the problem for the electors decide Is how they can make their votes speak most strongly aguin'st the to dominion government's action and' in favor of line * competing with the Ca nadian Pacific railroad. Worker' * Remedy , Special Dispatch to Tun OKI. BOSTON , November 13. "Thor ough organization followed by wise" action , " is the remedy recommended j the Boston Central Trades and La bor union for the griovnncoa of wage , r workers. Li Oluolal Votu or l-hlludolphia. to ac-Ial Dispatch to TUB DEK / .0D .0D PjiiLADELi'jiiA , November 13. Of D ficial vote of Philadelphia ; /or gov ernor , Beaver ( rep. ) 70,875/Pdttlson dom ) 67,411 , Stewart ( < od. rep ) 7,092 , Armstrong ( labor ) 072 , Pottit prohibition ) 90. The Beiult lu IlU/ioIa. / Special Dispatch to Tim Um. / CHICAGO , November 13 ; Complete returns from the state fee superinten dent of public instruct/on / , just in , givu Itawadon 2,808 nwjority over o Strattou , republican , ' ran rae The Fifth Iowa. e Special Dispatch to Tin lit * , 1C MAKSIIAU.TOWN , November 13. 1Cm The result of the congressional elec by 3 tion ID this , the Fifth district , hinges 1C upon the vote of Taylor township , county , which was thrown out by not board because signed by only two the throe judges , the third judge's name having boon added by the cler as the judge could not bo found , ] gave Wilson ( rep. ) 40 majority , n _ Mild glvo him A majority of 23 in fS iilstriot , whereas with the vet tnn/ih out Frodorior ( dom ) has majority ot 17. DISTILLERY DYNAMITE , The Sensation of the Day Dee Molnes , Iowa. A Distillery Umlormlnca with Dyaamlto. A Hugo Bontation * Special Dispatch to Till Uss. DES MOINKS , November 13. A sensation was caused yesterday by finding dynamilo in hazardous places at thu International distillery. In the morning a letter was received by W. N. Smith , one of the foreman , handed to to him by the son of another fore man , which road : "Mr. Smith : DEAU Siu. There are 50 pounds of dynamite In the mashor. It will ex plode at 140 degrees Fahrenheit , rr n slight jar will explode it. Notify the men , but don't show the letter to any one. This ia no boy's play. Wo monn business. If ycU follow instructions there c u bo no danger to any ono when it is all taken out. BAUDOT. " Kidd , the owner , wts notified. ' When the search party was ready to consider it a hoax the engineer found soreral cylinders bf dynamite in the ingress and S1 * 9 pipes of tho' engine. To-day the whole building was carefully gone ever and nine moro packages wore found , weighing eight ana a half ounces each. Various warnings were also scrawled with chalk on the walls. . . Ono arrest was made to-day. Warrants ' have . been . issubd for others. It seems . . . that , Ktdd. and'tho firm of Babbitt & a Co. , the latter ] owning the mashora and leaving them-to bo used on per centage , had a dispute ab6ut the yield . ifUl the distillery and Babbitt & Co. undertook to remove the mashers , but the ; difficulty , it was understood , had boon smoothed over. Kidd now sus pects < Babbitt of being in the plot and Pht has sworn out a warrant for his arrest also. There ia a good doil of mystery about the affair. The end is not yet. Fittibnrg Miners. Special dispatch to TUB Du./ / Pirrsutman , November 13. The coal minors of the Piitaburg district will moot in convent on Wednesday to finally decide whotkor to demand an increase of wages or to contlno at the present wages. , Texas No | oa. Special Dispatch to Tni BII DALLAS , Novomboi 13. E. M. Hemustadt , dry goods x uuo , Texas , . failed.liabilities ; , $4500 - ; assets nom inally $25,000. Credi : ors are chiefly in Now York and St. iouis. S. marshal of Newport' Aikansas , on the charge of passing a ionntorfoit $60 bill in 1879. Atklnj claima.ho did not.know it way cynntoifolt until a year afterwards , whrn hcj sent , the party 'good'money. Atkins wan taken to Arkansas for trial. BB&aett'i Cable Sohemo. Special Dispatch to Tun BBS. NEW YORK , November 13. The Sun says , in regard to James Gordon Bennett's now cable scheme , and , his advice to the western newspa pers to make _ ao contracts will : the Western Western .Union till ho is ready to aorve.thorn OB philanthropic grounds , that it la'dififcult to see how Bennett can offer nnyhhing like the facilities which thpJW'estorn Union now gives. Its custojprora are all eve the continent. ApaCflrom that , thor Is some doubt in meil minds of conservative servativo men whothwj ho will porsis in his now "bad , " MMl whether hi ; present passion for wbling may no evaporate as his lovowor polo , soup kitchens , yachting amEJArotio explora tions has disappeared . Aaotbbr Canal. Special Dispatch to Tu > In. > WILMINOTON , Del. , November 13. It is stated the Delaware ; , and'M ry land ship canal-will bo pushed to , com. pletionbya eyndicatf 'of Kuropoan capitalists , without .VUinggovernment aid. ? V. . i Mill Closed. Special Dlspftlih to Tin | UB - of PnoviDENOE-November 13 , The Payne & Beckett Woolen Manufact uring comr ny , of this city , made an assigntuVjit and called a mooting of the crodltora for , Wednesday , The totil liablljtioa of Payne & Sackott , woolen manufacturers , whoso paper was protected to-day , amount of § 312,00J ( , exclusive of $100,000 secured by rnortgai'o on the mill ; assets sots , oxclualf } of millproporty , esti in mated at 8150JQOO. ' Transactions in wool were principally with Boston and New York purtioB.VTho amount cannot - not bo stated. Loia n business in the two years past cau > d the failure. Tlia Ziand Leag Special Dispatch tpTui U . BOFFAI.O , November 13. T\o cen tral council of the Irish National Land League1 will to hold to-moKww send out circulars deciding thaf > , special convention relative to the' Dublin conference Is unnecessary , as the plan or spirit of the League of this country is not affected , The pro gramme Is declared worthy of the ap proval of all sympathizers. An ap peal will bo made for renewed efforts and maintenance of zealous spirits , in Delaware Dumooraoy. hiw Special Dispatch to TUB lit" . hio WJMJNOTON , Del , , November 13 , to ; Two hundred democrats ar went to Dover to-day to urge Governor IIall to com o mission Pur rial J , Lynch aa sheriff , instead of James Martin , republican , returned elected by nine votes. Two certificates were made out by the board of canvaseers , Martin's signed republicans and ono ulgnod by dem CO ocrats , declaring Lynch legally elected COa : sheriff. The governor said he would of issue a commission until ho had ofb given the subject careful ootuidora- BU tlon , THE OLD WORLD. Tlio Steamer Westphalia Oollido with an Unknown Vessel at Sea , The Latter Supposed to Have Gone Down with Allen on Board. Several Important Questions Discussed in the Houeo of Commons. BrndlnnRh Again Retire d Lively Row at Galwny RollBlon in Qornum Politics- GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. Special Dispatches to Tim Bis. D13A8THU AT SKA. LONDON , November 12. Thostoam-1 or Westphalia , of the Hamburg. American line , from Now York , No. vombor 2d , for Ilumburg via Ply. mouth , hai put into Portsmouth with a hole in her port bow , received by a collision with an unknown steamer off Bonchyhoad early this morning. The Westphalia is making water rapidly and will bo docked , A boat was low ered from the Woatphalh to search for the steamer. A steamer has boon sent to search for the missing boat and steamer. Later It is believed the missing steamer has gone to tlio bottom with all hands ; also the missing boat of the Westphalia , which contained an oili- cor and six men. Officers of the Westphalia report it was intensely dn'tk at the tlmo of the collision , with heavy sea. sea.LATER LATER DETAILS. The collision occurred at 2 o'clock this morning. The misting steamer was bark rigged , and not soon after the collision. Captain Ludwig , of the Westphalia , immediately dispatched a boat to try to find her , and then mode ready all other boats in the event of water gain ing on the Westphalia. All the pumps were kept going without intercession. The mails and ninety passengers were landed at Portsmouth this afternoon. They will bo forwarded to their desti nation as early as possible. The Westphalia is now moored alongside the dock-yard , and is kept clear of water by pumps , The cargo is not greatly ; damaged. Great praise is ac corded Captain Ludwig and the officers and crow for their coolness and courage from the moment of the colli sion. i ( There was a very heavy sea on , and it was too dark to BOO a ship's length. ! The collision was caused by the E careless signalling of the engine. The Peoksklil train , crossing from the down to the up track/ came in collision 'with ' the fast train , which loft Now York at 10:30 a. m. , It being on the foot train' ? time. Both enginos'wore ' badly dam aged. The bagjrago oar and drawing- room car , Bob Boy , of the the fast ' tram'wero bllghtlydamagad. bat.tho next drawing room oar , Bivordale , had the woat aldo of it torn out. There were thirteen passengers in it , three of wore ladies. Ono of the ladles , Miss Katie Oattolon , of Now York , had her hands cut by broken glass , but was able to return fo the city. James D. Maxwell , of Amsterdam , and Warren D. Derby , of Brooklyn , sat on the east sldo of the car and when the collision occurred plunged thronch a plate-glass window to the ground. Derby was badly cut about the face , head and hands ; both eye * wore blacked , but no bones were broken. Maxwell was cut about , the face and head , ono rib broken and throat hurt. IIo was injnrod intern ally and may die. No one else re. coivod injuries of consequence. Trains were delayed tire or thrco hours. A dispatch from Portamouth aaya : The Westphalia's pumps are kept con- atsntly going in order to keep the ahip free ot water. She will bo docked to morrow. It ia feared the unknown steamer ia lost with all on board. IllUDLAUail IlETIKES , LONDON , November 13 , Bradlaugh wont to the commons thia afternoon to try to take his scat , Ho had a brief personal consultation with the sp oaker < the house and was informed b iy ; him that the order of expulsion is still In force , lie then withdrew without making an effort towards securing his Beat. CATHOLICISM IN QEUMANY. BKULIN , November 13 , The leaders the centre party resolved to demand that the privilege of equal rights which has boon granted to the Old Catholics common with Roman Catholics , be withdrawn from the former ; also that Catholio priests bo permitted to say mass and administer sacraments with , out previous sanction ol the state. CAT1IOLIU COLLEOEH , to j ROMK , November 13 , The proposal * brought forward and likely to bo' carried riod out at once is to establish at Ox ford and Cambridge Roman Catholic bo colleges , for the purpose of preparing students who desire to enter the uni bo versities. A HICK UAIIK. \MiDitU ) , November 13 , It is re- ' irtcd that Isabel , the now infanta of i lut night , ia dangerously ill , ° YJUNTEU81 UntlKK. gf CONDON , November 13 , Printora ri oho city wonting on the newspapers havU entered Into a strike for higher wogW Some pajxjra have conceded tl\9 demand made by the strict , and \0rk ia progressing as usual , Ir . however the proprietors have stood \ ° ut | and tlio printers bolng equall\ firm , there ia a dead-lock at the "TALK IN THE COMMONS , LoNDcls November 13. In the coraraoniiXio-day Trovylan , chief ocro tarr for Iceland , stated the first con working tno JM arrears act would paid T'ut ' ° f the Irish churcl surplus , \ GladstoiiiVi replying to Sir Stafford Northcote , said that while thojudiciillt proceedings were pending ho could not give a date on whinh ho would bi willing to discuss tha question of tin surrender of Arabi Pasha to thoEgyp tian government for trial and punish mont. Arabi would certainly not bo put to death unless the British gov eminent were first consulted. Lord Randolph Churchill moved the ic house i adjourn , seeing the statement of the promlar was so unentlsfactory. It 1c 1 was moat necessary that AD early 1I date for discutsion of affairs In Egypt bo fixed by the house , including the question of the surrender of Arabi.- L Northcoto said ho desired to ndvlno the motion bo withdrawn , discussion could bo had to-morrow. Without further discussion , the motion of Churchill was voted down. Debate on cloture was then resumed sumod , the question being on the second end resolution relating to motions for adjournment before public business was' finished and orders of the day commenced. Gladstone moved to prohibit motions to adjourn at the time , except leave bo given by the houto. Several members on both sides ! urged that the rule was too stringent , Gladstone then agreed to accept nonio modifications to the rule , Debate then continued over the series. Tn-ontj-flvo amendments were offered , all of minor interest , when debate wai adjourned. The government is prepared to accepts modification on the second oloturi Vooolution , that a motion for adjournment bo granted If demanded by sixty members. The Irish mom- bora will oppose this as placing thorn at a disadvantage beside the great Engliah parties. Gladstone intends making a statement to-morrow of the financial questions involved by the employment of troops in Egypt , CONORATULATINO LAW80N. DUBLIN , No vombor 13. The queen's boroh bar has unanimously and with 0mi many demonstrations ot pleasure ex pressed to Judge Lawson its congrat ulations at hia escape from murderous ussault Saturday , The trial of the ton mon named Joyce , charged with the Moomatraana murders , has commenced. I'ATIUCK DELANEV tvas brought before the police court this morning , .charged with attempt ing to assassinate Justice Law/ton. / IIo wan romandod. , A nOW AT OALWAV. Particulars have boon received from Galway , whore thoro' has been such bad blood between'peasants and proprietors priotors and magistrates recently , giving an account of an attack by a mob Saturdpy on huntsmen. They stoned theTidow , struck the resident magistrate with sticks , cheered for Parnoll , Dillon and the land league , and , : finally succeeded in driving the Eolieo , huntsmen and soldiers in a ECE ody from the end of the cover , , Eight : arrests were c fleeted ; none killed , but many brubcd badly. STAnVINd JfATIVES. IP1 kiS OAIUO , November 13. The natlvo lai population in the Delta are ia great distress on account of the failure of their chief means of sustenance the rice crop. Unloas aid Is given them " nt , It U feared many : om. trrMiqn.winrcusuo. TUB BEAUTIFUL. ' " . TOUONIO , November 13. 8ho fell hero and in various parts of On tario to-day , the first cf the season. FOHTY11'EIIHONS DROWNED. LONDON , .November 13. The steam ship Anqlica , plying between Gifla and Hull . , has * foundered in the North sea , Forty persona drowned. OUIIAN A1TAIK8. I HAVANA , November 13 , The steamer City of Washington for Now York takes $25,000 in gold. King Al fonso expresses a desire 'that ' the money which would bo used to celebrate - brato the birth of the Infant Spanish princess bo devoted to the relief of the sufferers by the cyclone in Vuolta it Abajo. A provincial deputation in Pin del Rosonto petition the homo govern ment , asking it to buy in Vuolta Aba jo the qaanntity of tobacco it usually purchases in the United States. A quantity of gooda , chiefly cans of petroleum , were washed ashore on the southeastern coast of Cuba , aupposod to have formed a part of the cargoof some lost vessel. ITALIAN AMBASSADOR TO ENOLAND. ROME , November 13. Chevalier Noara has been appointed ambassador MADIUD , November 1 * ) , Telegrams from Manilla state a body of nutivu insurgents on Sooloo island attacked the Spanish fort , but were defeated , with a loss of seventy killed. The Spanish loss waa twenty killed and wounded , Order has boon restored , TUB Nl'ANIHH flOltTEH , The ministry 1ms decided to post pone the opening of the cortos until about the 7th of December , in order give deputies from Cuba and Porto Rico time to arrive in Madrid. JIOVAI , Hl'ONHOHH , U His Holiness Pope Lee XIII. will godfather of the newly born In * fanta. The empress ol Austria will qi one of the sponsors. ti THE FRENCH ' . PARIH , November 13. The chamber inal deputies resumed debate on the alBt Btat clauses ' , of the public worship esti attl mates. Roche , radloil , prop3aod the tlBt salary of the archbishop of Paris bo Btk reduced to 3,000 frances , and also pro k posed to ajioliah the aichbishoprii of liTHE Algiers. Thu minister of the interior opposed the proposals us baing con trary to the concordat The amendment mont w noaatlvod 2J4 to 210. The minister ut puSlio works , when before the budget oommittci ) , mo ! . . tainod that 00,000,000 francs only was available for public works not com pleted. Tlrard , minister of finance , continues to affirm there were 153- , 000,000 franca available. The com mittoui propose to reduce the oxpen diluro for public works in order t < > maintain the budget balance , , MRS. MAC'KEY , wife of J , W. Mackey , the "bonanza king , " is recovering from n month's I dangerous illness. CAPTURE OF JIANDIT8 , BELOIUDK , November 13. The gen d'armus captured a band of brigands escaping into Montenegro with a ransom of two hundred pounds obtained for a child kidnapped nt Kruchoratz. VIENNA RIOTS. VIENNA , November 13. The ex amination of persona arrested for par * tlclp.ttion In the late riota Dhows it wo * chiefly the work of socialist * n'ld anti-Jewish loaders. Twenty-five thousand bills with anti-Jewish in scriptions were seized by the police , who are preparing a list of implicated persons for expulsion from the coun try. Howarth , n suapcctod conspira tor , at whoso house in Little Postho bombs , etc. , were found Saturday , has boon released , ITALY AND THE TATIOAN. ROME , November 13. The court of appeals delivered an opinion authori sing Italian tribunals to pronounce judgment in all civil cms between Italian citizens and persona belonging to the Vatican. "Boraaglioro" nftirms that the Gorman , Austrian , Bavarian , Spanish and Portugese governments sent to their representatives instruc tions to support the Vatican against this decision , BERLIN BRIEFS. BERLIN , November 13. To-day an explosion occurred in the mine of Aborltlor , Saxony. Thirty-throe per sons were badly wounded. A business mootiug of the society of Berlin Working Masons was dis solved to-night by police under the socialist laws. Workmen addrnssiug the ; mooting , said progrosnioniuts had promised : the laboring classes freedom , but freedom consisted of bonds and chains. Upon this statement , the poliop summoril/ dissolved the meeting , LOVE AND IitTCRE. The Ghlneao Dwarf and file Wou Id- bo Brldo. Special Dispatch to Tim Bra. CHICAGO , November 13. The Times will publish a story in the morning to r the effect that the Chinese dwarf Oho Mali , 45 years old and41 inches high , is about to marry a young woman aged 10 , who gives her name aa Fannie Coleman and Is said to bo of well-to- doTl Oatholio parents in Now York. The story as told is that the girl saw Oho Mah on exhibition in Now York and fell violently in loyo with him , the attachment being re ciprocated. Her parents object ed and none of the Oatholio prioata in New York would marry Pihi . Tbo'Buddhist dwarf has boon hero on exhibition 'three ' weeks , and the girl is also here. The priests hero refuse to marry them. They go next to St. Louis , and the girl saya it the priest will not marry them they .will ask ; a Protestant minister to perform the ceremony. Falling In that , they will apply1 to a civil magistrate. The dwarf is said to bo qolto wealthy , and the'question ' seems to bo whether It is tia tie ' case ot love or ot lucre on the pare of the girl. - < " * Barglsuv' Wort- Special Dispatches to TuiDii. LITTLE BOOK , November 13. A Hot Springs special to The Garotto says : Sunday morning at 2 o'clock a terrible explosion took place in M. O. O'Brien & Oo.'s storo. A policeman who entered the building discovered that the iron srfe had been blown open , and that the desk , door * and. windows of the rear end of the building - ' ing were also blown to fragments and heaped together in confused masses. Gloss in the front of the store , eighty foot distant , were shivered , and the plastering in the adjoining store broken , but nothing ignited. On examining pieces of the soft ) , was found a small hole had been drilled through the Iron and concrete lining of the top in which evidently powder or a fnao waa inserted. In side of the safe was stored a quantity of dynamite caps for blasting pur poses. Thoao were ignited and canted the explosion. The safe contained about $800 In paper currency , besides coins , city and county scrip , papers and books. Fragments of the currency were found , bat the force of the ex plosion drove several coins into the adjacent walls. Undoubtedly an at tempt had boon made to rob the safe , yet the burglars got away safely. No traces were found. No serious dam age was none to the buildings. Jamoa Burns , the Chicago walkist , and'jin- other man , mime unknown , wefok"ari > * rested to-niiht , suspected of attempt ing to rob the safe. Burns ia bruised on the shoulder , and the circumstan tial evidence against both ia considered strong. TELEGRAPH NOTES. Special Dispatch to Till UK. NKW YOIIK , November 18. The joint rnngreflulonal committee for thn revival of Amaiicau shipping , Warner Miller , chair man , and H. S. Cor , secretary , meet in thU city Wednesday next. GALVESTON , November 13 , The News' Austin special saya the governor will ralaa quarantine on the 10th , Different locali ties report heavy front. UOSTOX , November 18. Joe V. Melgs Iian petltUueJ the legislature for incorpor ation nf a company with authority tc < con struct ami maintain an elevated railway in any city or town In which the authorities thereof may r nt leave , with a capital stock of 81,00J.OCO. NEW YOIIK , November 13. An un known man ami wninan were fouucl dead Autur Place hotel , Third avenue , this morning , suffocated by uas. WASHINGTON , November 13. Senators Yost and ( Jonger arrived t i-day. A Rlali Strike. HpoJal Dispatch to Tim U . liELun * . , M , T. , November 13. , The Drumlumond gold and silver mine near here van sold to.day to a London syndicate tor $16.000 000 , MagluuU Got * Tltore. Special DUpatch to Tun Hit , EKLKNA , Mont. , November 13 , MaginniV ( dom ) , rnojnrity will be ' over 1,500 , The legislature is demo * j' * ' r * 11 * cratlc.