Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 16, 1885, Image 1
\ t YEAH. OMAHA , MONDAY MORNING , NOVEMBER 10 , 1833. NUMBER 125. ROOMIA'S RIPENED ROW Tlio Smouldering Oinderaof the Balkan Blazi Bttrat Forth Anew , AN ACTIVE OUTBREAK OF WAR Uehliul "Which Ht.ilUs the Sncotre of i Monitor Kin-oilcan Conflict Alex ander's Army Not Able to Cope \\lth Milan's MlnloiiH. The \Vni' In the I < nHi. LONDON. Nov. 15. [ special to ihn Ur.n.1- ISows of the fti'tivo outbnuik t > f wnr in tin cast Beems to come in a nulur.il ellnm to tin larKtwt , dampest and most dluml week Lou don hm piob.ibly seen for jcars. Nobody Ii Eni'lanil WOH surprised nlw.xr , for the Iwlie in eventual hostilities ban been Htm lici from the bcglnnliu. So deep Is llio piev.UI iiif { anxiety to know what will follow vvhoi mightier combatants are ill awn In , that llttli attention Is paid to Iho lights and wrongs o I thlsconllict liclvvoen .Soivia ami Hulgaii.i. Si J fill us the miojei't Is coii-ddeio.l at nil. the l.n / pprexslon Is general Iliat Jervln ? Is the .elns.1 ly rej--'or. Tii"ro s-evun to bo some doubt a1 to who H tli1 actual a/gros or. Dim-i'die I Join Soiiii put ihe blame on Sei via , while lol rgrunis tiom | ldrado : and the terms of Klin .Milan H proclamation unite In t barging thi lliilgaihins witti initial hostilitk-.s. There I npiiaieiitly no done that King Milan wll iiiaKotpildc and easy work with tlio iv.vv fchoop-iiko levies oi 1'iiiit.e Alexander. Almost allauthoiiiioHagieo in predlctln- till1' , Kussinn dtllceis alone appealing to ex jiies Hu g-nia s success , vvlueii Is not an Im 11,11 Haljiingment , MIICO they 1110 nntumll1 bhv-M'd In tavor of the army they have civ ntttl. What ihe longest heads In Kuiopc fear and what ifussla irom Ihe outset has bcei p.annlng , K Iliissian occupation ol Hulgaii. und 1'oiimdia , and behind this stalks tin ttlieotio or a grand Kuropcaii war. U is lids Blati si'.psxmacy , nut Tinki-h , which lsjt"n nnli/cil hj the young Hattonbeigs' iev < j ! iwalnii the treaty ol llciTmand vvltn the c ; u and not tn. ' sultan , the one.sot action lie" Undeilii'Ks may be allowed to poii-'innotli Winter in-itle , as theio Is no show ot win lai mull ihe ice is out of tins Du tube .nul Otic * ter , but evi'iy event ot piovross will have i deep and direct bignlllcanco to all Kuiopc Tlic l.etiei is | | ITO. hovvevi r , that Servian mit rwa win hcsiiv'.ift ) and oveivt helming tha IliiHsln's bund will he lorood bcloio CluiMt lUi'H nnd the wholn ball-el whirling do-pit Hi,1 HlioW tUld iee. lti"ilsij tin ; belief be ; , that I uvhind can keep out ol iho moss. Lori Salisbury though Iho whole weight of thi routitn , lias been a aln-t Uussla , hai im romuiifetl it to continental act ion. Thus ta ho bas eroded no league vviiieli will crusl \vithoutcomproiiiising ICnghind as ni active lactor Ot course it it is a grand atM ( Mti'i < l > is-4n | | , an itcliiii"dcsiie bole tojidi , in the liaj limy vciv likely overvvei < h eon r fildeiitinMitiui piudt'iico. but theie are in f fcisns now Hint Kngi.md Is CDlleetingaliio t VVtU.lli . - ' 1'iiiy It nil to b'ltlle.H Illthe Clillli'a " J I > li'i.lans ant vi-ry nnxiou.i lo keep En ; lau-l out ol the ipianel. Their ] ) apets for tin l < i'i ' 'jiinlfJii have bec'i lull of pmi-o lo Kii''li-b t.i'n"s | > In then ttlemuntol the Al ph.in matter , vvhi.'e piobahly lor Iho Ill's linnlor niir.iilerol'a | century Mo-cow ha : hail so niiinv soil vmd < for Limilnn. ho tut KinnjH' . Iseonconied the Englisl hiirilen oi iiMpuiist'illlly ' has been shilted t < Aii.kllian shoulder , . Itnssian oecuii.itlon o Jtidgarla will be tlie signal tor the nvv.umini ot . ' 'stiran wliitoi'oatj in .Se'rvla and Itmi inelia , ami lei the bloiiiliest strniticlo Kurop h.u hud in many ye.us. Ily Monday you ma hear iliat Hungary is ubln/e witli eiitlmsiiisi ns never boioie , ami Berlin Is ready lo IMCI . . Vienna , not only with symp.uuy but wit . , ' uoidters if Austria needs them. or the InipoiHlliiConflict. . lt ST in K , Nov. J5. The Kn.ssiuii eonsi hero has been ordeioil- , hold himself i readiness to leave with the aio.blves of hi olllco. .A steamer Inn anlved he-ro wit fyOW OOOcartildpVs , vvblcli mo now beliiR.ni loaded. I ImMiidtois of the national guiir li.wo I icon Hiimiiioned to * join their color- I'rlnei ) Alox.indir luihfcnta circular loth powers , In which ho complains thu iho Servian agent in Servl.i wlthhel for eight lionis the notification of bervia' ( loehtnion ( | of war. I'rince Alexander indlt nantly denies the IJiilgatians viulated th Korvlan tionticr and iloclaiv-j that the Sei v lans are solely b.ame'ablu lor recent event on the boundary. Oieat activity prcvniU at llilflppnpoll > TrnliiH tilled vvith Mildier-i singing iiatiioti songs are constantly leaving tor thflioni 1'eoplo throughout the eountry m.inile.s Rivnt enthusiasui. Tumps me gratmed a engaging In waifaielnrthe lirst time witliou asinulo foreigner in llieir ranl.a. Itulgail , has decided on Ihe delen lve. Sheneeepi war vvith calmness knowing that Kurop will acquit tier of ull blame. LiiNiio.v , Nov. n.-I'linro Alexander ai rived at Soiia at 10 o'clock this morning. 11 was greeted with the utmost enthusiasm b the populace. The liulgaiian govern men lias asked Turkey for assistance1 , fsei vl.i v\ II respect llio rights of the sultan in Hulgaiia. LOMW.V. Nov. l.\ batt'llion.sol .Sci vlan Inlantiy , tvvo battuiius of artillery an , two Hjnailrini'i of eavnliv to-day attacked tw hattahons ol icgnlnr ai'd irregular Hulgaiia t oops. The lliitgiuliiiiH lost thiity-fun kllletl and vvimmletl. The Servian tioop- Under Col. MIchkovlteh have nixMplcd Tu I hrod , Biistainlng a small his- Fifty Kulgiilaiis were caiitnred am eontto the loilre.ssat IJelgiade. Topiilovltcli wltli Iho Moiov.i division , Is o | > cratln ngainslTrn. I'olonels Mfchkovitoh unit lien I'okv , commanding tlie Drina and Sluinia Ij divisions. HIO iiilvanclng on Diammian pas- . ( ion. ilowauovllch Is In commund oi the Dai C/ " Ulx ! division , which is held as a reene fore nt Ho a i'lilink. Djiiknlteh 1 leading th TlmoK division against HciiuraiNiik. Kie rt vision consists ot 'jo.ooo m.-n. . King .Milai before theutlvaucociiminenced , observed t Col. lloneckv Iliat .Soiia would bu capture within thioo tl.tys. LO.MIOX. Nov. IX It Is reported tli Servians linvconptnicd Adllchkula. Tlio u port ciiilent Salnrdiiy night thai tlioy ba eapturt'd I'm Is levivcd. H Is Mml that but places were taken alter a brief hand to luin HKI.IIIIAIH : , Nov. ' IX A decrcn lias hue If.iucil announcing that King Milan won ! have ehlef command of the Servian trim ) nnd appointing deiieral 1'etiovicli chli of btatl' . tlenciul .lankovlch , mini tor of war , has gone to I'iro It Is refuted King Milan lias leleu-raphctl I thiMimpi'iorof Austihi-iiungary that iho ai \nnco of the Hervliuis 011 Uin' oinnn pw- lias eiimnieucod. Kour Servians whoiiirivo at LoiniialalanUa oij a steamer \ veiefoiulbl nrmsttMby tlm Hulgiuhin niitlinrllle . CONHTA.NIINOI'1 i : , XoV. 15 , Tlllltihh o > u'ei > oii the ( iieok ami Soivlan frontlei have iMM'ii iiistiuctcd | o repel itnv attempt t invn < lu TnrKlsli tunltorv without waltiug n orders. _ A Soi-vlun oniolnl Intcrvlowftil. LONDON , Nov. M. The weather Isspicndli for a campaign In Hulguria , but the trooi EUlfer from cold at night owing to inadciinai roveriiit's. In an Intcrv low hero to-day tli Servian minister said ho believed that if ti ilalUiui confoiencd delietl to stop the w. between Sorvla and linliiiuia , hU govern niei Mould acquiesoo after the i-apturo of Son ; Survli ; , he bald , desired u coiiiineicl : treaty \\itli llulgui la and laclllllos lor trni wilh that country. Shu alMidesiicd to mini' that part of HuUarla which the Heiviai oeeuideil wlien the lleilln eonforetico me h'crvla , liocuiitlnucd , did not intend tlio coi coiumevit of lUiJi'viiia , and lliei was , therofou' , 1111 reasons vvh the iKivyeis should Intcil'cie. lie dwell upo the superi'iiity of thu rillo lists I by tlieSe vlaiiH over the weapon jioshe'ssed by tha Bu Turkey I'ro' krlnt ; for the Worst. CoNsrASTiMoi'i.K , Nov. is. Another con tract has been Hindu wltli the Austrian Llov d for the transportation of thirty iiriru tut til lions of troop.s from Ashi Minor to Europe ; ! Turkey , believing that f'o Hunt "tnugle < tlm Turkish omiiiro for ext tcnco I.s npproacl has ' ' MV.-I l InjC. Lcid Ballsbury toh'b'r u While , Itrlllsli roprc entRtlvo nt Coti'Uintl- nnplii , liistrnctloiK to asiuro thn ivorle that hnuland will do lur ntinovt t preseivollic ntoKrity of Tuikcy. Thefiiting ? of the H.il- knn rtiiifeieiipo have b TII Ini rnmled ovvin-j tothclllni' ol M. .Vellidoir , Unssinn ainbis- sijdor. It IsUMii-vpd that iv mijorlty of thr I urkl"h troops will Iw witluli-avvii irom the Konmellan fiontier and ctncontiateilon Ihe bervian Irontler. The I-'cellnt ; In llusslrt. ST. I'Krrtiiiifiio , Nov. l.Hu sian news pnpi'rs. both otllclnl ami iinomVial , utillo it rondeiiinliiK the Sii-vo-H'dgailun ' war , am di-liiiu that Uns-l.i will b-j tinabhi to si ipilelly while llulgarla uml I Scrviu tear oticl olhei lo plot os. Hr. l rn-.iisiiin : ( , Nov. 1.1. The .Journal do St. IVterslmrbints th-tt Kngland , hy do a > Inj : the meting or thu l\k ! ! in coaferenio : Is it sponslMo fur tin * outoroak of war between twoen Mervia and Jo Itnv Koi'iticr Vosltlon. Co.v-iT. : iTiNor'i.i , Nov. l.X The Scrviat minister here , In notifying tlio sultan of tin outbreak of war between Hcrvia and liulgarta nilln'rcs to Servla's former do"laratlon li fiuorof tin1 lost'iratlon of tlu > 'ttntiisipioanti niul offitiongthonlnn the Miltan s unthoiii1 in the llalkaiu. Activity nl .Snlonlcn. SAt.ovtr.v , Nov. 15. Unlimited prep.ira tions t'or war are being m.ulo here. Tioops hoiopH ami irun.s ate being embarked lor tin ( ireek I ion tier , lluslncssln the city U ali BlaniLstlll. _ _ 1 1 1 Kit MUST KANT . The OlUcial "Win-runt , for ItH 13\oon < tlon I'ikitiiito to Kogioa , Wi\-ii'io : , Nov. 15.T.io iiucstion ol Kid's fate seems to ho fully settled. Thi linnnlng , Sherwood , chief of the Oomlnloi pollen of Ottawa , arrived by regular train 61 the Canadian Pacltio lailvvay , bringing tin governor general's warrant for Iho execution Ho Immediatdv alter lett by special trail lor Uegina , ami should arilvo theio oailv li in the m irning. Aluurd nmiors have hcei at > toad heto of a pie n'llc a'lcinpt at rescm by Dumont and a puty Horn the elates Jheie Is no tiuth in them. KI.III.VA , N. W. T. , Nov. I1 ; . A specin mi'Ssemror , bilnglng the warrant signed bj the governor general of Canada , dliectliu that the CM'eution ot I.otil.'i Kiel , leaderof tht Canadian half-biectls in their teeent rebel lion , should take place in itccoidanco with tin verdict ol the jury which tried him , ni rivet licio on a special iraln nl 8 o'clock to-night lucre is no longer any doubt that Kiel wil meet Ids tale on the seaUol I at sonu hour lo-moiiow. The arrival of tin Wai i ant was a , surprise to cveil many of tlio official : * , vvlio , ovvnu to tuo lain hour and previous delays had amued that antithor respite would fol low. Kiel received tne formal Intelligence at ! i o clock to-iiighl in Ins cell In tbegnar.l room ot the mounted police banacks , throi miles west ot this city. Tne Intelii&Mice vvu- couvoyetl to him in person hy High Sherill Cliapleaii. The scone was in many respects iciiiarlvable. Tlie famous lehol's eei i.s immediately ndjaeent to the guaii room ot tlio tioops doing nigh' ' paliol duty. fullv fifty of when occupied Ihe room. Thioiigb the iion gate ir liont ol the cell was an armed seniiuel or duty , anil outside the building a cordon oi armed men weie pacing their beat" . Tlio lion gate was tliiovvn ope i at the approach preach of tlm high sheiiffanil Col. livine commandant of tlie mounted police. Atop tesentativo of the Associated prcsn vvasal lowed by comtesy to bo pioseiit. Kiel , vvhc bail been conversing wilti the sin-jo in of tht. post , uioso and welcomed the slierllfin : heiM-fv and thijioiighly iincon-traineil way His voice is modulated. nntl In displayed no sign of excitement. Ills initia gieeling was , "Well , and so you have conn vyitli tliogie.it announcement. I am gi.ul. ' Sheiill Chapleau icpdetl that the death war rant had come. Klei continuing in the sanu cheery wa/ , said , " 1 am glad that at last 1 ante to bi > released liom my Mitlerlngs. " lie then biokeoll Into French and thanked thu sheiilf t'or bis piwomil consideration Ho proceeded again in English : "I dosin that my body shall bu given 10 my ft lends t ( be l.iitl In St. Boniface. " Thii , i i tlu- Freud cemeterv aeioss Ketl liver from the city o Winnipeg. Tlie slierilf asked him if bo hat any wishes to eonvej us to Iho. eli-.po-ilion o his personal esta'c or effects. "Mon chor , ' leplietl he , " 1 have only tbU , " touching Id bieast above the legion of the heait "fills I gave to my countiy itftcen joiirs ago and It is all I have to give now. " lie wa asked as to his peaeeof mind. Ho ropllod , " long ago niiide my peace with my iiotl , am am us jiteMieiI | no\v as I can hi.'at any time Vou will liiul tli.it Iliad a mission to pcifonn 1 want vou to thank my ft lends In Quebec lor all limy have done I'or me. " llecontinuoil in loplv to another : "Ian willing to go. 1 Hball bo permitted to s.iv ! < oinellilngon thetscaiVolil , " ho said ! lu atom ot Iiniuiiy. When told that ho would bo al lowe to , he said , smilingly , "You think may utieak too long , and thai It will nnnervi mo. Oh.no ! I shall not bo weak. 1 slml feel that when the moment co.iitw 1 shai havn win js vvhicli will carry un Hawaii ! . " Then leverting again to the Kieiicb toiitfiu and thu inimitable vvlnnint' way for whlcl bu is famed In nil tho-n who have known bin closely , hu spolo a ain ot tlio I ; u.l rciu.'in biMiu-o he would retain of thoset vvho-hat e ioe-.od ) . his pei.sf.iial cause , lie closed lo saying to bhenlf Chapleau , as he held out hf liuil ; to him In parting , "Adieu man ami. ' His eye was clear and unllinchln ; aud lid bearing thioughout was such as lo evoke i sense of adiiiliatlon by the absence ot ; inj tioinor ol exeltemont. If ho over showed tin white leather under lire ijr on any occasioi lie siiceeeded In keeping himself iidmliab 3 under command in the picoiicoof hlsowi appioaehing late. IVro An.lie , his spirilu.i adviser , then aiiived and ho W is left will him toeelcbrato mnss. ( Jrinw : , Nov. 15. The attitude of tin I'lench Canadians on the Kiel question a piesent Is ono of sull'ei ing In silence. Tin stand taken by their newspapers In the m it lor is vei. v resolute , nnd the Kngllsh pnptila tlon led very uneasy. All soils oi Interior tii"i ) to save Kiel's neck tioin tlio lope Is be Im , ' Invoked. It is evident that Iheio is i terrihli ) einrent of tei.'lliu existing iimon , the I'lvm-h < 1anadians. It Is leirnctl tion thn best nuthorily that a beoiet am sjiecial nieetlii ! * ; ol the Fieiieh ronM > rvntl\i moiubcrs ot Kiilmuicnl convoneil lo-niglit A l-'iMicli lahlnet minister , whoso name i would not d. i to iHLiitioii just n-iv , will ii Ihe event ot Kiel's hanging bo burned li elllsy in Iho ( treets hero lo-uiorrovv. Sir lloitor Longevin. who eanio hern oi r riday morning liom Ottawa , ivinrneil bom yesU'idiy allernooii. It Isnirrently lepuriet that his NiidiU'ii and unexpected ilepait'ii ' vvtts caused by tlio piopo-.itinn to bin of MHiiu , ; . t-xtremc ineu > ures In con ncotloii with thu H ol nrattt'r , ir 1 Mated that ho came here with the sol purpose of tiMiertaiiiltitr the vlovvs of tin rreneh Canadians In Quebec npiiti thosuti loot of tl.o Kiel hanging , and that contrary i Ids own piivi'.te opinion ho found the popuhi tion heio liatl actui"y taken a ste-ultast ticsi tion and demanded tneeoinmntation of Kiel' tun lei ice. VS'ldlo Sir Uwtor wa-i here hi leslileuen was hpsle ed by promiiitin and active politicians In the conie-rvaih inteiest lo thU end. Fiom wlui Ssir Hector and prominent politicians litiv Fald Ilic.1 s late is not sealed be ) end douhl OnoniouiliiPnt man heio last night paid tha still thirty-filx liouis must elap-u bi'toio th appiintedliiiio ot executuui , and wonder iniKht jet uo svoiked In Ihe dominion gove-in incut. MONTUKAI , Nov. IS. A light over the Kir question took iiluco hero last night belweei r.ever.il 1 lench Canadians and some men o other natiomtlitlos. Dining the distui bane ono ot the men engaged , an Knglishumi : drown revolver , hut U was snatched inn him iM-foro anv harm could bo doue , Th feeling amom : the French Canadians licin it day over the probable execution ot Hid vvu siialueJ , but M yet no be-iioua truubic is es peotid. Train Ditolieil. CHICAGO , Nov. H. The Incoming Nei Vtuh express on tlio Chicago it Atlantic ral road wr.s thrown from Iho I rack jiut insld the diy limits , atxiit U o'clock this niornlnx None of tlu pa-usonsct3 were Injured , excep Ing two l.itlir.s who were on their way to Dei ver. They were b.ully brii ed. Tlio cujtln ami bj-'gdge car were ludly vvrecUeil. Th eau o of the uccidcnt U uui yet known , WHAT DID VINCENT VIOIATI Snramary Donling With the Defunct Ju tlioiol Dignilaryi HIS LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT TI > o R nr-ICyctl GotUlcss of TtcPorn utovo Uof < ! oy thn Hunt * bio l est of .Jury Com missioner. Vlncctit'M nemornl. Xnv. 15. Kx-Chk'f .Tii'tic VliiriMil , of No\v Mcslco , lirfnra knvln Wasliln ton on thu iltli tint. , wrote Olovi lanilali'Ucrof ' wiUoh thu following arc th WASHINGTON , Nov. n. Sin I dos-lro li Ibis lormal way toe.dl yourattentlon lo fact nnd clielimstaliecs connected wltli mv rt | pointmeiit to and summaiy suspension fro.i the high and honorable ntllco ot chief lu tie of the snpiomo court of theteiritory ol Nov Mexico and judge of the ursl Judicial dlstile theieiit. 1 did not solicit the app liiitment ti tlie olllco of chief lUHtleo. but wnile I was ol a business tiip ( o 1'niope Ust spring the on tiioh.il of the judicial distiiotthe delegate h congress , and many loading cti/.omi ( ol Nov Mexico joinott In a ru'iucitt for my appoint iiieul , and niter careful examination into 111 ; antecedents and my standing RS n hiwoi you saw tit to lender mo the position I immediately return 'd to the Unliei .Stales anil held eomt every day nntl Minimality nntl without healing susp ' bv you. On receiving the telegiamol her II , which Inlormeil mo 1 had lii'en m ponded , 1 sent jou a dlspitch nxklug tit cause ot my suspension ami that 1 be given : hearing , as thoio would be no courts lor tei weeks and them was necessity for immedlnt action. Yon have never replied to that ton1 irr.iin or otheis making the rauio iviruost. aii < It has been neccss.i.iy tor mi ) to visit Wash Iiulmi to lo.irn tliu eau o of my Mixnonsioi and why 1 was not boi'oio llnai acilon wa taken iitrnislicd witli a statement of tin elnnte against mo and permitted to answe whether utility or not guilty. Although I could not learn what had beei charged against me. I knew theio was no ac In either my public or private life vvhid would not bear the Unlit of searching Inspec linn. My etlort liasli-'on ami now is lose oiireanliivesti atoii ! of all my official tier and doings. I telegraphed you on the ml asking lor a hearing , but no teply was 10 ceivrd. On llio :20th : and ' -Ust ot October liatl the following telogr.umic coriespoiutenci with yon si ml ilui attornev geMun'ai : SANI vFi : , Oct. Jti.-'l'o the lion. A. II C.arland. Attoiney Cunoral , Wnshlnjrtoii.- Can 1 have your permission to stait fo Washington Wednesday afternoon. I'lciiM answer nuiuediaieiy. WM. A. VtNcnxr. WASHINGTON. Oct.0 llo : . Wvi. A. YIN ci.Nr , Santa Fe. I have no permission H give , as your suspension by the president I1 absolute- . Your successor will bo appointee within a day or two. A. 11. C.AHI.AND. Attorney lieuoral. SANTA Fi : , Oct. 21. Oitovr.it CLIVKI.ANI : > Washington. Altorney Cicnuiiil Gin laud in foi ins mo my suspension is absolute1 , and earnestly ffiotest a ainst sudi summaiy no tion without even a hearing , wbeieby no leputntion is iiiiuod forever , and appeal t < vour sense of manhood and justice I'or i healing in older to show tlv.it I nave been ai npiuht judge. 1 can leach Washington n lour days and icfiite any charges against me Will you not suspend tuither action until mj ' aiiival. Business cannot sull'er , as there art nocouits t'or ten weeks. Pleas" answer to dav. WM. A. VISCIIST. WASIUNOTON. Oct. 21. To HON. WII.I.IAJ A. VIJ.XT.N r. The dispaleli < it tlio attorney geneial was approved by mo aud the saint will bo adhered to because upon thoeoncedei 1-aets wo aie convinced a change is demanded 'jiiovhii Ci-KViiLANi ) . SANTA Fi : . Oct ' 21. OUOVKIC CI.IVII.ANH president , Washington. The full faet.s an not be fine you. 1 have sent them to tin attorney gehcial bv mail to-day. I am no unhung lor the oilleo but my good name I'lease lead my statement on its arrival. WILLIAM A. VIXCKNT. Did 1 nsk you for more than was fair , ' Di my dispatches lead as though I bad anythlni. to coueeall' The same night 1 leeelvctl youi telegram 1 Btartetl lor this city anil 'tinco mj arrival hive examined all the. papeis in tcln tion to my case at the executive mansion , tin ollicu of tiic attorney geneial and the depait menl of tlio Interior , including Ih" genera land ollice. The soio charge against mo i : that pietVrred by Mr. KMibach , ot Indiana namely , tiio appointment ot Stephen W Doi'oy , as one of the live eoinmi-s-'umers t ( select jurors for Colfa-c oountv , and that VV.T made under the iinpies-iion tliat lie vu : ) ti elect juiors lor the United Slates couit. Al the other papeis on ulo ate testimonials am endorsements of my diameter as a man , mj nrmness anil ability as a judge , anil genera ! nnpiov.il of mv eonise whllo onthebtncli N'o man could doaiie stronger emlorscmenti than 1 have in tlio pspoison nle. many , am pi'ihnps the most imiKiiUiU of which wen nlcd si lire my suspension. You have ns.iireil me that It has not bret Intimated Ural 1 am not honest . . - . a man , tlm 1 was not honest as judg , nnd that my lega capacity i'n the posiiiun bail never been tpico Honed. Attotney deneral Catland anil Sec rttary Lnmar have n.ssin.'d me ot thh In pvoi slroiigorteims. Since it Is not chlhved tha I RIU dislionesl or incompetent , you inns knovvtlmtugiu.it wrong ami injustice has been done me. Yon did not and could no know the reasons which Induced me lo ap point Dorac. . ) . It would have boon only full anil was duo me , to have waited until my ex pianatlon was matte , as I only asked a uehv of tour dav i bdnre you appointed m.v sucet" ! .sor. Uou-cy was appointed a jury commit sinner tor the following leasons : Then have be-on tor many years a number ot tuibu lent t = piiits lu Couaxeotinty , who have con tiniiahy fomented tumble. Last spiing tll < shoriil , in attempting to make an must , wa shot and so badly wounded t bathe Is itlllcou lined to his bed. SuoitU alter this oeenncne one ot the guilty parties was ane"-led am lilaced In jail al bpiingor , the eonnty seat o Coltacounty. . A number of lila associate atieinpted to release him Irom jail , and In th not winch lolloped tlneo men were killed KcmarKable us it may seem , a Inigc niimbe ot piomliienl and Iniluentlal eill/.eiis su- : lained tlio parties who had nui'lo the atlael upon the ; jail , an 1 It was neeessaiy lo rail ii IJnltoil Staleslegnlar troops fiom 1'oit Unloi to ijuell thoilol and pie&civo peace. Thi troublelenovved old fends created soiim year ax'o , when , on account ot similai liotib es , i was iif-cssary to niiniis Co lax county ti Taoscountj lor jinlicral puiposcs , and th leellng bctvvei'ii all classes ut the people wa nitiiH hitter than 1 can describe or you cai Muuld'nion to this there IH continual wa In New Mexico between the Mieop and cuttle men in icginil to tango and water right ! When mini convened in < 'otu | < ( county ian Keptembei tiiern vveie liW otiminal crises oi tlit : docket , and timing lmt ! letiii over lu mure indictments were fi.und , many , if nu mo.of ! tliem , gi.i.vlng out ot tlio ttoublo t vvlucli I have ri-ieited. Wh'-io there luii I'i ' en so much looting it wits of COIIIMI dull cult to obtain a fan jury , and I re-alUiM thn the U"k of .sditing jury eommlcsloneis wa a dillleiillone. As you doubtless Know , th Nov. Mexico statutes provide ) that Ihe con mission lo select juteus shall eoiislst of tli dlstilet judge , the priiliato juilgo of th county , und three comiiiissloneir , aiipolnic by the district judge , the latter Irivlng Hi right to reject any one proposed b > any con mibbloii. 1 have always had n leptilxu an i , , the commisnlon to prevenl the pu-iaibjliiy ti having a political jury , ami druled Ine eon mlsolojiers lid ween the .Mexicans and AIH-T cans so that moo leellng might bo avoidei Tlio probate jutlgo VMS n Mexican and republican. I hud never mot him , but It wa led to tuo that his sympathies wi r lou.irdn iho i-lieep imiiois. .JIM Carlllo , thoirtf-.cr Metslcanon thecninnd.ssioi was ( selected beeait-'o lu ) wa * iv deniiK-rat , Mexican , and had b-en Idontl.iod vvltrt tiiln lllg inteiojts. A. C. lluinham hnd li.'iprcssu me favorably on account of his Intiililgeiin nntl Mas bdected bccauso ho was a de-moci.i and one of thu few who had noHyiupaih with any couteiidlng factions. Kx-Scnati Doibey lad taken no puit In the tiimblu it fi-rrfd to , was thu leading lepubllcttu of til county unit probably the largest fndlvldiu to hannunUo tlw conlllcts between the t-l.e * ? andcaitli'itu i , ami was Inieatitytho icpn sontntlvoeatt'cman nnd pea ma'fer ' lu iii county , in ad-lilion to toing a man of wcnltl and In eonscounnco InlrreMad In the cooil onhrot th-M'nttuty. \ oi'ii-Mercd allot these niAttmxery ivreiully/aml it M'cins to mi' ' after condUlcmlton that It v.-onld ln > a wl < o and discreet thltu to iipjmlnl hltn. I did i-ot ilo so. however , until after eon nltlng with Colonel William HiecdiT , the ntlorno.v- . - oral of the teriUory , who hail ehiriie of the criminal ca es , Mr. Kianh Sprlmror. a prominent lavvyor of thotrrrltoty , itinlCol. ( tich.nil . \Vojl ) Herts of in } court. They all agreed that nil appointment was the IK-SI that could bo made , and 1 determined upon It for tlie nv.snii that \vo could tint think of another rollout of the rountv , iv > publican In uo.ltiixs MI true tioin lociU compll < eatiniisor whtLso jiidirinioulil ! ! ' bo sooln - able In tno seli tlon ot Jtnors to try the many criminal cases on thu tltwket , The same d.iy I dcohlod t appoint Porsoy , ho happeiutl ti : bi'in timoourtnioni. lealled him and ad' ministered the oatli nlil | the r.ommlsslonei selected tlio jury for Km next term. This ilhl not oc.cupy an lionr , null I am prepared t < pioM ) tlut the jinles Cor tlio next term nu the nest that Colf.it conn ! v has oser had. lu nigaid to my personal relatloni wltli Mr , Horsey I can tuy that I had m ver met Dorso.v but oiico befoio going to Spilnger to hold onurl ami then only for u moment. Sometime - time attei ward some uf the member ! ) ot tht b tr Invited mo In join them In n Irtpti I ) or-ey's m1 m i. I jolnotl tlienr , but as Doisej was in all the time wo were tueie , I had in conversation'witn him. in appointing Oor- .sey it did not occur to 1110 that the lad would have any elfeet upon national polities 01 trie goner.d policy of your adiniiii-tnitlon This view ol the case noverciiteretl my mind The preservation of the pence ami good oitiei of the community wan alone considered. Mr. I'ishbaek , of Indiana , who preioriod thr ehargeoi appointing lor-y against mo may hi > a very repiitab e m in , b it ho is broilii'i'-lii. law to a very dangerous , violent Incendiary named O. I' . McMilns , who le.sided in Now Mexico and has IK'UU convictetLot u iniirdei there althoiuh he escaped punisbmeiit upon a teelinlealily. I lm\e iiltal witli the nttorno.v geueial aeeititled tiaiWc'Ipt t > t his tilal ami conviction , together with all the evhlenw given at the trial , and fiom which you can sco that the murder was not only coward ly but citiel In the extreme. Dm hit : the Sep. tember term of court I , decided two cause * a. ; dn t MeMaln'ti. ncaliist which lu > was nnicli incensed. Douht'css ho caused Ins brothei- In-lavv ( Fisbback ) to proter the charges which resulted In my .suspension. In conclusion , Mr. I'icsiiiont , 1 carnesllv rotpitst that you will caiue , tlirousluucntsoi your own choosing , the most searching In vestigation Into my whnlp conduct in New Mexico , whether as a citizen or jnd.ro , anil and that should you hereafter be satisiii d. T < you must bo when Hilly Inhumed , that ! have hern faithful to the sacred trust eomidod lo im. ami upiluht in all things , \oii will do me thai justice which yon alonu can do. and which > "iir high sense of honor and lalrncas will ttlctate. I have the honor , to be , vciy rcsiKctfnlly , your obedient sei vant , Wlt.UAM A. VINCEST. DEAD ? JKV I.V A MINE3. The Hull ttominito li astop Sends Ton Soiiln Into l icrnlly. SiLvnit CLIKK , Col. . Nov. 15. A fire Fri day niditin t eengino houaoof the Hull Do luitigo mine exploded a largo quantity ot giant powtler , destioyhig the machinery ami dealing great havoc. Tljo mine was in oper ation and a largo iinin or0i' | men were on the lower level , cut oil from.e.seape. Supe.iin- tcudent Foss , of thq Uuil'Uoiiiiiiu'o , was nol Injured by the mine esplosJon , us at liistsn | > ' posed. Tlio engineer anili several others in tlio building at tlm time of the explosion weio slightly Injured , but nut seriously. All the debris has been removed lioin around the mouth of th fhaft , and thaiiro on the timber ot tlio shaft near thu surface oxtinirnlsliei' , roiem.in Arm.uoiiij : lias , boon lot d iwu b > lopes into the mine iWU.fvt , and found * the air good there , but got iio > tidings irom the men below. lie Imd to Iw brought- out on ac count of caving near tbo Bt'irtace. He foam ! one cage stuck .see.uroiy at a depth of ufty feet Item the surface ami a large quantity ol debris trileil upon it. The bhalt near the snr- lacn bas now been ciiblicd ami Armstrong will go dev % n very soon by a rope to the bottom tom ot the mine , < W ) tcet. It possible. The lollowlng men aie in tliemiiu ) : ronver.so II , Wei-ttall , Klmor HeisUir , U.r. . I'.itton , N. I ) . ( iiossllur. M. l.apoint , JiJiu Lambe , ( ienetal Smith , William Sttongaud M.ucus Uaptiste. Armstrong was let down Jo the .V > ) fool ovel and toiinil ten men. all dead. Fivool hem had el Imbed eighteen fc't from tut' ' bnttoin of the shait ton dntt , and t eirdeail biille.s were fount in the month of thedrlit. At 7 o'clock p. m. one. of the dead bodi s bail been lifted to the surface. Tlio others will all bo r.iised as roon as possible Tnreo ot tht de id mo'i leave families living b. TO. Out was engaged to he minted ne < xl week. The pupcrintendcnt was not .injured , as hero toioio mentioned , fucli indign.ition Is tell towards hi.ii and Ilimo Is sming talk ol lynching him by indignint m ners who ac cuse him of criminal ncgliui-ncc In keeping giant pnwder In the boiler room. It seeniH now that Iho nro originated In the root ol the. building , and a poition ol'tlu binning roof tell Into the bolUir room on the glaut povviler , vvliich exolodcd , bursting : i ho o Into Iho boiler and dislocating tin : machinery so that everything slopped at once , but the men comd Inivo been tliawn fiom the mine if the mncliliicrv could ; liavc he-en kept running , ii'itwitlistindlnij the building was on mo. No one was scrionslv injured by the explosion in the building , but the engineer nnd .several othei.s were stunned ami bat ncd , Kngimer Chamberlain was standing at his cnglno tryimrto make It work w.ien Miiuouniled by lla.iic.-i , and was carried a-vay by torce by friends. Hundreds o { cltl/.cns ol Silver Clir | , Ilosita and Oil' ridn wuiKcil all nigtit last nl ; ht and all day en- ileavoring to le.scuo tlie miners , and hundreds aie theie now helping to get the bodies out ol tlio mine. Di.NVi.it , Nov. iri..Ml the dead bodic-i have been lemoveil lroii | Iho Hull Diiiiiiiiu'i ; mine. Detenu. tied threats of l.vnchinII. . . W. Kos.s , the siipciintfiidont. were indulgeil In ami no ( lnuhtvonl4 have been put In effoel hail not pioiiinciit cttlx.ens gone to the mint ! und Induced tl.o inturiated relatives uml lilcnds ot the dead to stay their rasli Inten- lions until the t'a-t could bo celt led that Fos ile-.cr\eil such a l.ito. i Coroner Hurko called an iiHiuc.st lo day , swore a jury , identliit'd tlie bodies , and tuljoiuiuJl iiniil 10 o'clock to- morio'.v. * Till } GAkVKSTON PIIU3. r tlie SunVirers Iho Uiponnosl | Kulj ! ot In thi ; Stricken Oily. O AL\'isToji : , Xov. 15 , The weather lion j'fsleidav wna sprinliko and Inisine&s gen eially has bein re.iim'ictl. The stoies an oppii. but the eitv nitsa tiolldav air about It People walk unkllv about with sail lace * Ihimsaixbroiistantli' visit the burnt dlstrlc unit amail Kinonldeiicg ilrri aie still buinliu hc/c and theie. Tha HIM depanni ml Is tear nf ; town iIaiiic > troiiH.chfiiiiioH and ' HIM tiUfi-is. Ue'lier < ; tmiiiiitteesaiea'-tlvel.v u : v/tii' ; % rd evoiy poor and homeless i.imllj has hc n nnuloo'jinfnrtiiUio and temporaillj shoitoied. 'JVIi rauM .W yiniatiiy | and all ciintlnne to ai rive , tior. Ueland sent SVrt ) theclivof etmi iii SW Fiugo , Dik. . 10 I'lio Texas citiis , ire He.nilinill contribution ) to tlieir iniionnnato neichbur , 'J'lio biivui siib-fomin5tv < > < oru anl ell foi thi'Utirpo.uot niurchlitf out vicilmsof Frl d.ty ti eonila.'i-.iilda h.ite had n busy dav Two Ir.uitlreil head * of families havt been lif-te-tl ai ftorlfiv of every ro Jioi that It Is i | .6h < iblo to o\t nd riino tar f.'M.VM have been expended in lemiiurary relief. iMuny pitiful ea-.es of des titution ar < > reported , anumg Hie victims be In , : a larx.o iHiuibor of educated and icniiei lema'i , of . .iiul ! ; uMjm ; , who Imvo lust theii little homes and winliodiatr to pcinnt thtti ; deKiiiutrt . oniiitloii to bccomo known. Om momiier of the relief ouil-idtteo bus ipceivn six letterfr.uit tainllitM of U'is ' de-ciiptuui aniting whetliei al.l could not bo extemlej t'U'iii iiin.x ily by tiif ! : nmUtca Thoirram jur ) VB-i 'jay | niiolvi'd tlmt lulls ciunioi tlic ciii/.unsot ( iaivoiliin weif uiiitblo to pro vntn.U" < | imUy ) ! to& | hu iellef ol v let tins o the lire , and tl. 4V pjutrlb.it'ous troin ever1 Koiin nh'iii'it ' ' bii itiid it her'JJV sotlelletl Jho i.srvnse'ii jil M-iKtio ! i.iruiH'r of dn.tltut uiiMi lfivr ! t'"i' ' tlu > i HUn'W ecmmltte'i ; Ata nr-cli.i ; . > f : ' | actl. | ' . ' 'is' riliiof eo nmittct Ja.if e-.i nlng tv roHgw ui' < v AH adnp'.ed : It't-ulved. YbUk It l. > the - iiseoi ihoeoni mlUCij thiii "v.ulsi lim I'u'iiiiiiuco ' ai"no rtt'j.--i'ljit-ons lioia idn.wd f > pufiere > s. } ri , > , . an-iUs-j-ly giatft 1 tu a' ilo'iatiur.j , \ | i ! ) luyy btf muJo lrt > , t'i ; THE WEEK ON WALL STREET , American Securities Eagerly Ib'ongU for ot tlio London Slock BoarJ. PROVING AN APPETIZING BAT ! , A Oixino of Jiinii ) Aticatl llotwoiMi the iM\i-l : < > stftlio UrltNh nntl Amor- loan Meti'tipolUiiivvcn and the Iteuilliii ; . Wonhly liorlnvv of the KtocU Market Nnvv VOHK , Nov. l.\ ( Special lotlio HIM : . . If auylhluic was needed to sivo the tlnlsli Uijj toiitjli to theedlncb of lilRli stock prices I was silppltedliy thocmzo for Antei lean btocks in the London mailiet. The tiekll-li eondl tlon of tiling nmuni ; the Uurope.tn govern ments In connection with Iho liroprcssibit ciiilern iiuestton have thrown Kn llsh Invent ors tn a line liitht about the m'urltlci of tin continental states. They me unloading al such ns rapidly as possible and luriiliuj It our stocks tor Inve-dmeutas the only thini. ! which can not bo po-sibly nlToctetl by tin { fame of illploiiucy. At the same time tin advatieo nlieady seeureil by American slock ; IH an appoti/.in bait , and Indications of In cieased business and revenue'H conseiiieii ) uHii | ) tlio trunk line settlement are more eagerly discounted In CVpelcoiirllhan In Wa atiete. livery Ameiitan sto-u de.ilt in 01 the London stool ; noa it has had u toueli ol this boom dm 111tlie } week. Tae London o < oliaiKo closes iiiKiut the tlmo Hie Sow Von ; boaitl ope.tH , ami the ( -10 1111 ; quotations an cabled Now Yolk i = hoitly alter the miukei heieopens. Almosteveiy day tinentile Iisi lioui London shoNVed an iidvaueo over tin cosiii [ prices of the pieivdin ; ; dav in New \OIK. Dm-nmiKct u.vur.lm iy would open at thhi advance , wnloli in Humecusch was ovei 1 per cent , and Xew Yoik's advamo i a- tin clay vvoald bosnipassed by Lomlon'siiguio - oi the l'oliowiiiiilay. In this way the wi marKeta heljied one anonier on ttio iipvv.inl track. lluyini ; hero by foreign houses was con stant d.iriii tlie vvje.i , ami e.n.irae.'d all clashes of both Investment ami speculative stoe'ks. A tjooil deal of tills buuni ; Is un doiibtedly t'or investment , and Is on Its wav to Kuriipe to stay. A L'ie.uor jiuit of it , how ever , Is simply tuo operations of houses en- ia e'd In r.ibifrary spL-culallon , by which i > meant roa i/.lniin jnoiit on Ine dllVoronce in prices between tlie two miukets. Those , mid the invo.stinont puicluises for foreiiii aecouni aiicatly noted , were immense this week. St largo weie the > that the tli.ilts drawn on Kn- lope by the nrms milking Midi pniehase- hioke tno rate of eKeiian o iiihiteot' | the alarmiiu scaicity ol eoinmerelal bills aiaiiisl eoiion and uiain shipments , and tno iisiii ol thebaiiiv ol Kn land di-eount i.ue. Oil tin announeomenl of llio tatter fact , a leadini ; Xew 101 * k drawer of oxciiiiu o ailvanced tht rate ot elcmaiid bills to Si.MK at which poini it remained about half an hour , as everv banking lioiiso in the tliect with Umopeiii ! eoiinections was issuing bills of exchange anil tm > int : stocUs. \\'all slieet accorilin ij had anothei b'u week in piiiiitof stoeic bus ness , with some surprising advances. Tin only break in the week between XowYoil ; and London was on Saturday , when London prices , lor tlio Hint time in ibo week , came in lower than Xevy York's closiiuj lor thought beioie. Seryir.s ; declaration ot war no douhl unsettled tilings there , ami American stocks , Illo lcallv enoiub , Hiilferctl HIOII with tlie lest. Indications , however , puintto London lesuiiiiiuc theiadv.ineo in Auiencan biui'oy aa teen as the flurry In over. , , Tlio-public hero l.snuiro thoroughly enlisted on tlio Dull-nidi ! than over. Urokor.i a roc the mi'.rket Isfiio ot the widest and most le ltl male ever oxperleneed. Tuoro are so many in It there is for the moment little necessity I'or manipulation. One oi the m ist interest- In ; leatuies ot the week i.s the leappoaranee 01 Franklin H. Cow n as champion of the Vijry Keiulini : stoekhnldci.s vvno ewe the wreck of their co.iipiny to his reeklessni s , ami his application tor their snlfrn es for the presidency of the load at the nppioa < 'hlu election. Theehiei Inducvine'iit n proinlse-i in the event ot his election is that under hi- iiiairairemtmt a close alliance will ho perfcctod with the li.ihlnioie X- Ohio , and ! nterfi'.ieiiie : of the I'enn.syiviinia in Heading aifa r.s will bn vigorously eouibatted. While his election is decidedly unlikely , a jjootl 111:111 : v ainalloi Heading stockholders will MippoitUowen on the pilnciplo that the man who yeis you inte tlio ditch presumably known morn abonl Kettiiii ; you out. Anyhow , tno Ito.idingeltii- : tion pronilscs lo be snllk'Iently intiuvstiiii ; . Jt will develop wbethyr.attiial tit-livery ot tlie Keadiir- the IV-niisylvan was an unwrit ten poi-tion of tlie YamierlilU-l'eiiiisvlvaiihi co npaet. A creat deal ol' mteie.st aliao.ho.-i al tno present time to the block of to.ojj share- ol Keatlinn which weio latelv takenit Isnald , in one loan by the Cheinieal Hank of Xo\v York. This Is one of Yandeibilt'.s batikw and thcie arc not a tew who s.iy it reveal- the details of a i're.it railroad de.il.'nnd when the timoeouies tholei ! iliiKboud ol dlieetoiv will bo tully eoinmitted to mo guidance .nul conhol ol the Pennsylvania. TAMCKUS. The Wai * ot * Wrtls in tin ; I'-iteiit Con test , IScuoino'i liiU-rc'stinjj. WASIIINOTON , Nov. 1.1. When llio lienrlnv of the telephone eases was resiimeil yesterthij Starrow mibmltted a tinmbcr ol atlUavln foi llioBell company denying the simllaiily ho t'.vevn the models MibinltU d and the orlglna of Ilelns' instniment. Several document' were admitted into evidence , and Seeret'irj Luinur announced that , he hail doeldcil to al low each Bide live hours in which to maki their arguments. This hearln. : would bo c in llnued until 10 o'clok Saturday night am inn over perhaps into Monelay mi.riiintr. Ii tlio argument thcioaieonoe > r two points oi which ho ( the seerotaiy ) would Invoke rcnn discussion at ns early a stiyo ; In tlioar.'uiiijn as pos-'ib.c. Ho wished lo nut the conns.i ii possession of some points upon vvnieli lit ti niM'lt ni'i'dcd eiilignteiunenl. Mr. Ilumiiliievs , counsel lor the ( ilobocrnn panv , opjiied tlie iiixmuent. Ilo clmrgci boldly Inat III Iho Inlerleronce ca-es beton the [ latent olli"o eveiy one of the eounsi'I hai Iieen piirclia-ted by ( ho Hell company , indud lui ? the counsel lor 1'rol. ilray , and iliat e.eij seiiteiice ol the vminuinoit > record ot tliosi jirocecd'nic'i was paid lor by ( ho same com pan1' . In cuiioluMui ) llumpliioy.s asked fo an older i < / liistltuto hint IH prayed tor ai older to go to the very bottom of all tin claims and mete out ( "cactjnstlco to ull pur sons. Ucceis was then talion. Alter inner aigiune'iits lor the pclltloncH KtnrrovY br au to icjily in behalf of Iho ltd I'ompuny. lie iiHiufretl it the commissioner v\ ere re-ad v to pick llavv-i in Iho patent vvhlcl iioll h.ul tarni-d or to altaek tldx patent be cause I'll-comluct alleged to liavo wcurioi on the unit ofone ot the olllceis in the dc jiartmciit. which lied"iileil , SI arrow turnei Iil-i atientloii to the matter of tlie i ighl ot thi uinernment to biinir suit to itvoln ) u patent lit ! said there * was no necessity for the Uiiitei States to bilnj ; Hits suit ; It war , no renn-il ; ( but could not bo obtained by mi Imlividuil The ( leerea tavoiablo to the ( tell company eli lained -Mc-inplil.i would bind no one. he e-aiiae it w.is hroiuht by the people , nil o them. IllsoppunentM wnu in the position o Hi11 ! ! lying Ifi wait behind a vvutl lo sliuut ; wau who pabitd iinarined. Another WlincU at HlirjliiH. Nr.vv YoiiK , Nov. M. ( Special totholii ) : : . Francis Miller , republican candid , ite ut th Into election f jr comptiollci of Maryland , ha written a tailor to the pie idcnl calling ut tontlon to the record ol Appoiniinent Tier ! HurJni. Ileroheartcs the -lory of the null uiti : > iion by lligylns 411 dcmociatlo ballot for uionn bnllot. , in ti'i'i , and quotes loitei from piuiiiliienl demwiala in hunimrt of In bta'i-t ' -ut'i and lu bhu\v that fvs.si.-il hi ' A Valno A'larm. TonoNro. Nov. 14. The Mall'a Wir.nlp ? dlsti.itch t.as : "Huporid sent out from It ( pin.v to tl.o < rTcpt that the Ul-a'-l.fppt natio in eiivl to il-- < i in the t-prl'i. ; and clean out th -uchmeu sue ) wl'lejaiu utli-rly utitrua. CJKN. aionuows HA DUB. The Pi-ONontntloii tit Sidney A 1'tofto- ant Social Invent. Sii > M\\eb.Xov.H. : ( Spivinl to the HEI- | A biilllntu ii'i'cptioii was teudeiod the com mittee * of ladles uml centlciucn ii'pto.'cntlnK the Urand Army of llio Kciiubllo at Port Sid- liev yesiorday by ( lenerAl and Mi > . Moirovv , The party was compiled of ( icneral She'rley , Major Claiks-oii , Captain Alice , Captain iltiues , Captain Ilin melster , Major 15avles , tioiierat lluvven and many otliei-i , panicd by their wives and A Kiiiml parade , piirecdcd by a review ol the coinmaiidof the Tvveiitj-inst infantry , five companies and the band. Att o'ohx'k ' the pio.-Hiitutioii ! of the badge was made ill .1 splendid peoeli by Ceiiuntl liowenhlch was fcellnuly replied to by lioneml Mouow , Major Claruson then stepped tonvuid and tiiaiiKed tno oillccrs who n.id assisted as iiieni- hers ol tlio gener.irssiatV at the Ue-aiilc en- campmciit , Tue li.ul < e Is ol Milld iold ; and similar in sliape to tue other ( iraiid Army bailges. but with tlio addition of aunlto \ u cioss , theeinbiein of Uio l-'ilth army coips , Tint h.uo enamel points of tuo stai contain live ilianioiiils , whllo the -tar in tuo slioii.dcr stiap liulicatlin ; Ids rank m' major Koneial aie two liiigti biilliaiits. Tneso aio tliinkoil by two other I.uvw dlamomN. 'I ho ( up Ii siuinouiucd by tnreo moio of llio piiie-l u uter. It also contains tlie in iiuuniii , "U , h. " Ill gucil in tvvociossed lilies , witliu plate healing tlie in-oiiption , ' "Jlst iiii'anii ) . ' ' Tue icvoiso side mentioned Ino doiitus name ! < , ami "for services icndercd at the Itoaiiico en- caiiipuieni. ' ' In iho evenlngCtcneral and Mis. Moirovv puea reception al tlie post tne.itio in hoiioi ot t.it' guosis. A inimiier ol town peojue | ianie-ip.ited. The hall \viis tastolnlly ileeo- i.ueil > vitli natural Mowers , lln s and baiinei- < . Tlie sitles oi me. loom wciourupcd will ! por- traitsot eininoni men of Ine nutloii sol diers , sallois and si.ucsiuen. The pany 10- turned Home to day. The Slocum Ijnvv Siistnlned. AriiL'HN , Nov. I-1) . The damage Mill of Mrs. Tioody against the Kaloon keep- eis of Tccuinseii was eonduded to day , tlm jury retuinini ; a veuliet lor MIP. Tiootly anil assessing tlie damages at Sl.'JoO. which , together witli Ino costs of thi ) trial , will amountto S'Viui. Tlio case was an Inter- esiingoiio , li.tvitii ; ben tneil twice in .lonii- son county and then biougiit to Nemalia lei inial deeisiun , An r i. < . ) o.viiNiroN , Neb. , Nov. 15. lispeeinl to the Uii.J ; : Chillies Douglass ba-s abseundcd tioin not th ol Hlooniington , leaving se\era | mortgages unpaid. William A. Cole looses bS'i on chattel securities wlnrli Douglass lias inn out oi the country and sold , anil a bank at KepuLilit an City looM ! S-U. ' ) lougtassgave a bill ot hale to panics in Kin , wood on a spinet ot miiloa aud a wiuon which did not belong to him. _ Ai-eeste'iJ for I'oi-juey. Iii.ooMiMno.N- . , Nov. ir . [ Special to the Hii.J : : KMIIII ISerid , a former icsideiitol liloomlnglon , was ariested this week in Hit ! noith pait of the state for perjniy and taken beloro the United htutes court at Omaha. He is charged with having made two liuiuo- stead oiurie- ' one heie ami one in llio noilli put tol' the state. .S. W. SvviUor. lecistur of the land oilice , .1. I' . A. Ulack anil litl Mai- bhatl weioaummonetl as witne.sses. A Town Treasurer Holtc l. DAKOTA I'l rv , Neb. , Nov. lo. [ Special to tiie HEI : , ] llaus Smith , town treasurer ol Jackson , Oils county , was robbed a few nights ago of SWK ) in village funds. Huiilars eineied , thioimh a window , and took the money fiom under a pillow , smith had given no bond niul the loss of the money buy only become public. No clue to the lliievcs. nAUjllOADS IX cmXA. A Movement hy AniRi-lcati CapitaliiitK to Const ruut Tlioiu. * Nr.vv. Yoiiit , Nov. 14.-Spfealtotholii [ ! ) : . ] The Trlhunu .says : A nijeting was lioltl at the Fifth Avoniiu hotel List night , which was called by Nathaniel M-lviy , to consider the ipmstion ol forming a strong Ani'rioan eompaiiy to build railnials In C.ilna. .NLilCiy explained tlu .siuution to ti. ! ) Trlb.inu ru- poitor , 11 iron UjLurnu , toniuirly of the- Fieiiiih navy , who hi * b.unuvjr.il ytfars in Chin i , recently ri'turn.d : troji th 're. an 1 s lys thoChinoso govertiiii'iit haidjter.utiie.l to bid d railroads. 1 laving been inure lavorably Impie-ised with the Ain.iric.an systo.u than nny other , tha Cliiiicsj would like to contract with a strong company. Tlio baron , altur tailing the. neecssaiy stein with the' Chinuso govcriinu'iu , eauit ) on li'rpio toim 1101.11- pany , vvliieli vviiind enable him to contraet tor the construction ot UK-SO roa Is. It Is not money ho w.nns so inu-li as nun of inilii- ener , means , busiue.ss sundin. ; au.l lion ir , whoso names will boa. guarantee lo the Chin ese irovorninonl that the contract will bo ear- ried out. an I on tlm lorinillon of such com pany the b iron will return to China with en gineers at his own otpoino , have surveys pro jected , roids made , and attend personally to the grantiiii ; ol e niev-isioiH and pas-i.igo of deeiocs or laws for building roads. Tlio con- dlllons piopo-ed by him to the Chinese gov ernment aio v < ry tiivoiable. Then ! was not a largo attendance al Iho ini-eting. Among thO'ti piesenl v.'oie Sidney Dillon. l-X-hen-itor MoDonahl , of Arkan-a , 1' . K. Ualn. ex.lndgo Wallace of Callfoinhi , ( i. 11. Lewis. II. K Avcnll and Congre'rtsm in Atl.tnis. A letter load tioin Abiam S. How in , r iyill1 ! lie vvnald be glad It ; co-operate as tar as IIIo'licial po-.il ion would permit In any plan for p udng the conduct ol' the coming lalno..il development of Cbina iimler Ameiic.tn iinsplces. Ituon l > i'Loimo , In broken ICngnsb , read a p-ipcr sliowiinc tin : diange.s of llio public mind in China b > which It was now pos-iible I'oriallioails to be con lructi.'d without opposition tiom tin li-'oplowho loiccdiidt'iiioli.shmentol the In. si t .volvo miles ot load liullt thoio some yeau jnro by linglfsli eajnlallsiiJ. The stttemonts imiilit by Mr , McKay its to the condition- the grant weie repelled by tlm biron , wild suggested lie mi u it 'objappointn I to under- lake llio loim ition ol' the piopo-ed Aimiiicail coiniriuy. Tiieehalrman appointed the lid IOVMII : committee , s.iviip' bo liad consnlteil all L'cnileuien iiaiiidl : William 1L Itanium. ,1 1) . Itlpley. Itus.ell Sage , \oituii S. Hewitt O , ,1. Averlll and liarou DoLormo. Tliroo DaKOH Drop. t ) , Nov , li. ( illardo , Amrdo am Sylvestri.tho threet Italian iminleiers who are to haiuav noun to-tiav foi-ihc. niuid.'r of theii fellow eountrviniiii , Killppo Caiiiso , passcti , i quiet iil'fhi. Thy all Mopt ijiiietly until thu break when they ani-.eini : | IL'hting dg.uettc- kept up an anlm.itutl convoi.Cation with cael oilier until a little alters , when their break tusf. consisting of o.slor.4 , fisli und potato lilctl in oil , VIH ! cutlets collet ) and toast vva- - hiou-ibt tin in. They mo with seeming reli.-ih Altei they liatl linii-hcd. I'alher Moiettl ar lived ami ma--i was eelrbiated. An early a ( U , t , in. there was a largo' ' inv.-il uhsombled ii the vicinity oi iho i otinly jail. 'J'hc ibruo men appeared on the > caffnld a 1'i o'clock and ut 1-:1J : i > . m , the dup lull , iJoJinny O'n 'len'n loli Xr.vv VOIIH , Nov.U. [ i3jK.-d.il to th JJr.i. . ' Stoillng isdinindlned to talk about thn ap jiointmenlol . .lohiiV. . O'iJiiii ) as vvoigbe of iho Brooklyn distiK. That Im fell hi ilKappoliitnicnt kceiilv however , both lioitiu hl IriL'iiils.ailmll. Hud it imi boon lor hi appointment to thn v/li''i ! iiip in the inn pl.iec , ho would h\"o Iwu 10 noniliMtcd am iii-doctfd nttUnuan in liiHtll .trlct. lie i.s al most coitaln toobtaiil > omogo.id nliicu undo iho liieoinlni ; demociatlij administration h liruol.lyn , The , Nov. H- The stilko on llio III lnoia Ceiutid railway la apparently at an end nil the braKcinen reluming to woik fit nioni.ng , The men aie vtar'ui ; an\l'.e i for the result of thocunfe'en i > h--'i ' i - ID t lu 'd ' hy Iho cenei.ti'iii ' - nit ' Us u frelfht from Ulffe-rent rv-d" , MIDDLOTIHAN'S MIGHTY MAN , Solidifying Uio Sbattore.1 Rnukj of tlio Liberal Legion , THE EMPIRE STANDS IN DANGER. The Irish Question , lu Splto of OliuroU DlHestatillsliiiiont , the I'm-jiiuouiit I'ljiin-o In the Itrltisli tlloo- turnt Conto.-tt , ' 1'olUlcnl T' ? KtiRlNli lox .V , Nov. lSpecial [ to the All e\i\s tlm past week have been tinned towiuxl Midlothian , l.cttcis fiom Kdlubuigb. de-eribo ( iiiulstoiio as simjily lu maivellouj heMlthandeiiu.il to any \\eik ho chooses to umleiiake. Coiiselous uppai'i'titly nf Hit ) uhlol ! h.Uin I hat has been done by his long doltly at llawaiden , ho iiiiiumnced Iliat Ms mission was lii teach and preaeli unity ot the liberal. party. That , ho caid , is the 0110 thing the liberals want. Ilo iisseited his own leader ship , declined it to tin his duly to impress hia own com Ictlons on his followers , to ascertain thu avenmo convictions of the puty , toen- loico llieni. and legist every ctfoit to cl.ilitt authority for the opinions ol a mere section , t Having thus tiled In restoio tinier In tha lanksof the libci.u p.uty , ( i.adstono turilitl : to liio countrvv with a pnwetfiil npne.i to elect a givat llbouil umli'iity ' In paulamonC as the solo moans nt dealing sal'ol ) , bo'nor- ably and independently "un llm most pie.-s- Ing tiuesiloii ot tlie lioui lieliind. IliUlo- clared thodeiiiaml.it li'-lund li.i ol selt-Kovernmeiil t > i l > c . > vtlal danger to > the einplte unless the m i n itv In jianlauicnt could be totally Imlfpi'iiilcni nl Irl U votort. " Ho protc.seii liliuseii u-u ( ' to ( iiako largo concessions , but -MT'-ilNfi n foroiianlivflo iiunueiit to a piopnsiium teniling to Impnlr the unity ol the empiie. I'lilh ruUonUed , Is a subiect of sneii t mnmnniling Impm as to sweep Into iliosbuiie every other. This di c aiaiion , wlm-b must Kiigllshluen roisaidus iierlei-tly tine in ilt-clf , i * ( Jlr'l- stonc'leul answer to tu ! > crv for ul-OBt h- , lishmenl. The Kii-rli-h ehurch. ho inslsUv , Is not In danger ; the eiupuo is. llojtistly' cliaigod iipun the toii 4 , who pose n fricnda of the chinch , that they aie asking her as- slstaiico for eleciionecilmi ; purposes. Itiiuist beadiuilted It ! < still doiibitul lo wlmttixtont t ' Cladslone ha. , ipi.'lliil the i.nlicnl i e volt or t quieted the leno'ot the llbeial ehurclimell. II wlmlhe sahl i. - . moining b : < d bjenBad , { iH a iiiontli ami. all would have liei'ii well. 'No ' ihe/oal ol ihe tree ehuifh in Scot'aml ' had ginvviiiiolous. The lititoisut that party 10- bpond to ( iladstone N iclu-ul to lead i hem with deelarationstli.it they must load them- solves. The piospet t ol tlio election I in fact , baldly mine i lear than buforo tine quitted llavv.udin. Tl.o . Irish . , . , . . . tlon , however , is put once Im all In thofionr. ami will leiuain so till -eti'cd. ' 1'mnell 10- plietl toCladstone ins ) intl.v , iccognlzllli ! the oMieiue iinpoitniu'O ot the liberal le.tdor'a iloelaiation. but comp'aininif of his vnguo- nessol si\ieiucnt , and nivilln him forth with to loim a constitution lor Ireland cm- bodying Ibo limitations lie legardodas e. on- lial : to submit this to iliocoiinny before the oleciloii-i. ami Id the constituencies express theiropinlons. I'arndl knows ilil.s to ho Im possible. His piuposo isonly an adroit clci > ] iionee.rl nt ; move. - ' The Kerry ) < ioullKlittrs. TiiAi.r.i : , Nov , it. : A bandot noai > lli htnrn t * last evening attacked the hou o of a nmu named Cuitiii , who. dmiug the attack , , * hot , * ! one ot'their number. The mnonlhjl ivtieaU.'d , but Inter lelurned , at pi . house , shot Curtin de.ul and wonmled a Ht-rv- ant named Sullivan , Kluht 11114)1 ) havn been airesteil on suspicion of luiVin { bucncon - coned In tin ! niurder aniloiitra'a { Curtain was a nun of good social position. The detail inoonligliierliiis heen ideuiiiie-tl ia the son of a widow living ne'.ir Curtln's. The sonsol Curtin fought linively and' torn , tha m.istts irom llio laces of .several nuumllghtoni nnd thus enabled the loimer to'lduiitlfy Bomo J of tlio latter. ' ' , f Gorinniiy ntitl the Cnrolinna. ' NEW YOIIK , Nov , ll.-l.Speda totho Hi-n.J The Herald's Kome cable sa > & : I loam from a fiouieoubovo suspicion that Cermuny bus Irankly Inlormed the Vatican that slip la willing to acknowledge Spanish ) sovereignty over iho Carolines on condition that Spain eoiis-eiits to einicedo lo her absolute liberty of commerce , immunity fiom custom house * duties , the right to loiind coaling stations at * oeituin p.jini.s on ihu islands for merclninift ? vejse'ls anil men-ol-vtar , tiee navigation and independent consular jinisilieiloii , and the .same iiiiviiegcs to licimaiiy uH would bfl jirantea to KuD'laml and uiu Unltud Stated. The War In liiirmiilt. KANOOOK , Nov. l. > . - Armed steam Uuijchfcai from the Hriti.sh steameiK Kathleen und Irriv- watldy have captuicd King Thfebiivv'iUvvar ves.stii. The cJipluio wan eifeetcd under4llO gnus of the Ciutterbiiek loit ftcr iv bnrj > ; light. Ono Urilisb ollli-er was viuundcd. , , * J Hci-ioiin ICIl ! < : t itl' lioyco'ttlni ; . ' Ni-\v : YUIIK , Nov. M. [ Spi dal to the HI-.K. ) About two thousand vvoikmen will ho thiovvn out of employment to-night by' tha btopiiago of wet I ; in tlio clgai { factorlcaol - Htialton i < e Storm. Tin : linn lias hnd 11 a , - trouble ulth Its employes lor more than a il jtai niul list-hop wan iccentiy .oigiinb.tid in r oiui loinia-ia union shoji , but tiiu boycott put on its cigar.s neai ly a year and u hall ago has n.it been taken oir. It in ( specially ia foici : in tlie gieat labor union t < nvn of Lynn , "Our inon miisi , nnd out why thny aio L'uluJ piillislietl by Iheii OVMI Illeild-i , ' Mr. John bll.iiton Mud | , it nifjlilWe pay * thu hl llMt wa tis going and emptny only union moo. Wo can alloid to suspend vvmk now , for wo have a laigi'htoe.t on hanU , but-we wimld Hut siisjiend n wo vveio iml boycotted , The Mi.spe'iisuiii will pionalilv' coiilinno o fuvv vvenlv. but il may eoiii.iiuu . .onger If wo do not get hoinii good ii.i iii toi boycotting- . II tlie KnlKlit'1 oi J.iiboi ti'i ' at the bottom o it , we vvon t | like to l.now it and ujtMnw' they 1110 harming their fdlo.v uoikuieu. ' . ' The liniik Htalenieiit. NKW YOIIK , Nov. li. Tno weekly bank . J i hlalt meiit sliows .1 userve ine-ieaso of S1UOO. * 9 K UW. Tlio IMIII.M now huld fc'il.WO.OOO In et-i f" ecs.4 ol legal letjulieiiients , Catarrh Cured Catarrh Is a very prevalent disease , wltli unit niTen-iivo uyiiii > tunis. la clvc.1 re iily relief anil .line , ( mill tlio fact U i.els tlnuui | ; | tlie I mill thus le.Khe-s every pan uf tlio system. " 1 mijfemlv.llhcal.ur ! ) fifteen year * . Took vvllli catanli , anJ my cciiTit licjllhloraucb better. " 1. W. J.u.ui ; , 1'uaal CIcrlt'pblcico & fit. Loula ItailnuU , 4 " 1 sutTcrcil with catsrrh c or 8 yc rs j tried many woniltiJjril cures , Inhalers , rfc , , , tt n Ht'IIL ii im MI - i4M"iuja IIIIIMIUV lw4C * M I tiled Iloud'A ilarsajiarlli.i , ami vrfiTrrontly - , j * impiovcil. " Jl. A. AEDI.V , Wurcesten'TJaM. W " V JIoo l a fijrsiparllla U ' rliiiraet riz < l by thrco pcculi.inlies ; ] > t'tli < i eant kation ut tcmcdiiil agents ; EJ.tlio frop a 3 llh cl Bi-carlug llio acviva ytUca ! l Tlio rc'.ult ianicUicmpV 8iu | H . . fctrmgth , cffrciliij } cur.-i 1 lihuito | iiiknovvB. Ke-iid for book cunt.iiuiui ; aihllii ril c ldenl * . | 'Ucoil H B'irai'ai'ili ' toiunp iTiyjtvystctf ft ptn IficH my iiluutl , i.)1 ) irfcio inv ain'ftlfoi sftM Z secius lo iiciko u > i < i , | ft- TUOJIWIOK.- ' ItfRlstfrol l qcUt , J > nill , ) ij. < i. fir" * " "Hood'i Hirsipnriii.i ic m rll oilifra , Hood's SarsapariMa. " K ild b7 nil m i"H-tt , ? l , fit for Jjo. M4 * tii.ily U I. Jltion ti CO. , Uvrcllj MM * . * fOO DOSOB Ono Do" * ' ,