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RANTING5 OF RANDY
Ho Gets Badly Mixed Up in a Regular
Irish Stow.
PARADISE AND A POTATO PATCH
False Claims of Prosperity Among An Im
poverished Peoplci
PUNCTURING PARNELL'S POLICY
What Must Bo Done at the Doming Session
of Parliament.
ANSWERING RUSSIA'S DEMANDS.
Elections Cannot Bo Deferred Nor the Im
prisoned Officers Liberated.
FAILED TO FORCE AN UPRISING.
I'olKlonl , Criminal anil 'I lioatrlcal
< ; OHS | | ) from I-'ianoe's < ! nj Oiipllal
City Itmljiot ol' NCNNS
Ironi Ilei n.
riuiPflitll'N Chin MiiHlo.
UMIIFOIIII , Kent , ( noai London ) Oct. 2.
fNow Vork Hoi aid Cable Special lo Hm
llr.r. . | Ten thousand conservatives fathered
here to day noiinirilly lo hold a tiny rally ,
but piactically loglvu Churchill a Lonmatnla-
torv oNatlon and ondorsu his loadeiship ot
the honw ot commons , The event of tlm
dav was the Iwo-houi spicch of Chun hill
foreshadow ini : the action ot the iniiilMn on
almost all Impoitanl points of Hiilish. Irish
: md continental poliev Lady Chuichill sat
Just behind the speaker , hei lace show ins : the
most oxpiesslNO Intoie t as telling points
in the address drew tlm applause ot the
crowd ot people. Tlm meeting was held in
I the extensive paik of Mi. Milieu a wealth }
brewer , whosu icsldence stands on n knoll
ONcrlo.ikiin ; tlm speakei's plilf 01 m. A mot
ley array ol tents lor shooting galleries , ie-
volving hoisos , etc. , had been pioNlded lo
amuse Iho ciovvd. and the grounds weio laid
out in llio accommodations usu il among Hie
English , of hist , second and tlilnl class.
J'oi Ihe lirst , Mr. Miller's housu and the
speaker's stand weio lo-oived to the pnm-
ios Icidci and other lory dignit ilies. 'Ihe
second cl is- , hid an inclosuie belilnd Hm
bland , in which for lifty cents benches and
chairs were pnnidod. The thiid cl iss the
lank and Id woio standiiu in a dense mass
in t'lont th > fai tlie
( it platfoimas as speal > -
ei's vvoids ciiulil leach. Hchind Loid Chuich
ill about one bundled prinnosc dimes
were guntped , but with tlm turn
Jlntlsli Inah.lity to dioss suitably.
AlNNoiodnIl colors foimlnga sombio I ack-
giountl to tlm speaker , and ono led elo.ik
that was displavcd emphasised the absence
of similar good tiste In tlm otheis. All ,
men and women alike , wore primiosuDadges ,
tiom Hm small } cllow buttonhole badge to
laigo bunches of ilbhini with enameled pen-
dants. Chin chill was late , and tlmciowd
good nahiredl } giieii eich other , siyinc that
the day was as bright as the leuler's pros-
pccts ; iilso , that tlm VNielched band , which
began plaing , contained as many discoid-
ant elements ns the liberal pirty.
ciiuncnii.i. 0111:1.i : ii : > AVITII AIM-LAI SE ,
Churchill was loudly applauded as Im
walked Horn Hm house io tlm platform. Amid
inilNciMil sjmpathy ho leeched ninety ad
dresses Ironi the yauons pilmiose leagues ,
and instant applause followed tnu statement
that Hicso would not bo lead , fair William
] Iartdko , tlm local memb < > i , Introduced the
local delegations , and created nmmenlaiy
laughter b } his hesitation In speaking of tlm
"proud position of om le.ulei , Lord Uandolph
Churchill , gained b } Iheie ho hesitated ] en
ergy. " Chuichill , throughout his speech , eai-
rlcd his lieareis with him , and lecelved much
npplaiibc.
nnovv rn OK ioninvi. .
In speaking of the mow Ih of the constitu
tional parly ot Kngland he instanced Kent ,
1 which In IbftS leturned thirteen liberals and
eight lories , and In IM eighteen lories and
one unionist. Mr. ( ihidstono claims lo have
oiNlll/edllio woild. All right , but I piofci
Kent , with nineteen solid Notes In the com
mons.
.Shouts of "do on , my little IliilNicr ! '
gieeled hlscompiiison of thu toiy ministry ,
vhlch , having oni } a nominal in ijotil } , yet
can led loitv-tlmo divisions in the past 1,03
b'.on , with a net aveiagunnjoilt } of ono hiin-
died , while Iho libeials , like Hm Dutch ami }
vltli a dllloient leader o mh day lust I'auiull
then Libouchoio , oceaslonally Ilaicouit and
nsagieat tie it , Mr. ( Hailstone. woio beaten
on all points. Dclining tlm policy ot tliu
inlnlstn , Im added , "It was tlm inverse of
Jlr. ( ihidslone'H legistillon b } intuition.
The gineinmont's motto , Nas 'Dont legislate
until wo know oiu legislation lo bo the ic-
Eidtol faith asceitalnod by the loin gieat
commissioners. ' "
iti.n NuniNfi i in : rviDMsi.
( 'oiipernlng Hm nnlonlslh Im said : ' 'Wo
noignl/o full } the giuat sicilllco made h }
the unlonl.sMibcials. Om duty Is M )
to adapt oui pullc } so as to piovu
that this bacilllcu was jiistltlcd.
AVu regiet that Ihu unionists aio
not willing to bharu with ns thu bmdens
of goveriimoiit , Tlm minlsli } noverlhc-
less , sco Ihat theli hist did } is to maintain
lolntlons with tlm unionists. Xuxt tcssiou
out Ih.st duty will be to reMoio oulei to the
house of commons , now in a state of
Hlaveryto the caprlcea of tlm i.idlcals and
r.iinollllos. A slmplo and ellectlNo power
foi closing up adebalu is absolute ! } ncces-
Baiy. r.ngland It fond of minorities , and
v.111 novoi allow inlnoiltios to boiiipies | > ed.
AVhatevci cviU ie = nlt , ( ho eloltuio is
not to be weighed In couipniit-on
with the piCM'iit oNiN. Allot Hm eloltuio
jias.sod , the loulsliitiNouqiiiiomentb of ing : >
land and Siollaiul woiu ncvei coiisiileied by
Ireland , which had inonopolUod the laM ton
} i'iiis and miisi now give wa > to Hm aillules
of Hi H-h legislation. The pledges to thu
apldiHural laborers aio tlm lii&t to bo ic-
doomed by docldedl } Incioaslni : thu local pow-
tis ot ncrjnliltlon In land ; tlm second b }
H hm allowing the > > ale of clebo lands ; Hm
third by a settlement of Itlm title disputes
pcih.ipj , as a gentleman in the oiowd sng-
f.est8 , by placing the main bunion en tlm
Jandloid ; the fourth b } Ihorailwaj rales bill
for pievcnllng nntalr dscilmlnaton ! ! against
native producer * . 1 think the lailvvajs had
bo'.ter bear In uiliul this text and agree NT Hi
their udveisaryvhllo thcio Is } el IIme. IVi
the llfththeloid chancellor now , 1 under
stand , Ims decided Ideas about the
nnd economy of Inud tnuisfci nnd tlm
trallou of tltloa , Wliou Hie lorn chaniel'or '
\iaj \ Ideas , tie la a bold U > MU VN Lo t..uul ; in his
was. " In regard to Iioland Lord ISandolph
Ciiuichill
"There ate re'Otiii'os in Iioland , " ho
"whlrh may bo somntllicaiiydoNolopou by
stalericil' ' . With the losullini ; prospptltj
theio must bo further land loirislullon , accel-
eralln-f the ehanco fionidonliloio slnulo land
ovNiioiship. 'Ihu mlnistrv can alford to shirk
local government foi Ireland , ' ' He tjavc
Kt'Neral reasons why he thought theie
Nvciodl'tlnetlonsof Hie foretold ii-Nlval In
trade winch would tend to ro-noNo Irish
troubles by removing agilotillnral hatiUhips.
"I am pcifocllv sure , unless mot by a nn-
rent manifesto , tlm Irish landloids will not
provoke the tenant. In my opin
ion tlm Incubus ( correcting him
self ) no , tlm unscrupulous plans
ol Mossis. ( iladslono and 1'nrnoll lo make
the queen's L'ONi riimont Impos-dblo will tail.
110111 the duly nf maintain ) ! ! ! ; oidei in Iie-
1'ind no ilsk 01 danger will ditor tlm govern-
nmnl. We will no longer tolerate helnnd
being a disince to Kngland and the olvlll/ed
Nvoild. 1 beu toil slirns ol dalln'lit In splto
of the
MI N.Nf isoroMinlovorrnni mxAITAIII" .
Lord IHnitolph Cliinehill tirst spoke of tlm
brutal and cowardl } coiispliacy airalnst Hid-
t'arla's lionoicd and triisled lea lor , and
wained his heaiois ONOII novv lliat' eivian ,
lliiluaiian and ICoumunlan Indeiicudeiicc
was joopaldl/'d.
"While some of Iho povveis , " he
said "ben.iv a legrelablo loini
eni'N lowaids wai , tlm others VNlshcd foi
pcni'i1. I-'iulauil will siippoit those f.ivorlni ;
peace. " While not i-xmtl } put into winds ,
tlio audience thou.'ht that limsii hail been
kicked , warned and then potted , all ot which
pleisod tliu heueis "Our policy. " lie ton-
liiuicd , "is equally lo aNoiii unneceessailly
In'eifcrliu and sellish Isolation.1 'I Im gen
eral offnt of tlm speech was o\tienioly
satlsfaetorN , as it was deemed moderate ,
stiaighfoivv.ini and oasll } nndeistood. Above
all tlm ciovvd was ple.isod witli it. " "ll's
inlish : , , and he's a jolt } little Hiitishei. . " 1
loft the Held lust as Hie people , Hied b } mus
cle and lung testlnir , hooting and oilier
amusements , weio quiolly bottling down to
watch Hm lirevvoiks.
K A UMIAKS' Dn.MAXI ) .
Two of Tlioni Cannot lie O ran toil liy
SoriA , Oct. 2. [ New York lleiald Cable-
Special to the 111 i.J : At the close of
tlm ministerial council tlm whole
ot Hm iiiembeis went In a bed }
to ( ieneial Kaiilbais. in eider to make
il cleat to him tliat at picsenl , and lei
conslitutioml icasons , llm ministry find
them elNes utterly nn.iblo lo postpone tlie
eloitions. So lai as selling fico the uluVors
was loiueimil tlic'-'overnment was nnablo to
Intelfciein a mallei which is ahoady being
dealt with by the militaiy aiillimilles , willi
whom the decision as lo pioseeulion alone
rests , ( ieneial Kaulbatsreplied NOI } encr el o
all } that theompeioi ol Itussiakimvv the laws
of liuliMtla too well lot anything Im dcsiudlo
inn counter lo theiii. I'inall } ( ioiioi.il Kaul-
bars consented to telogiaph lo tlm cvar tl e
Niew taken b } tlio IJulg.uians , but added
that the ompcioi would ceitainly not wllh-
diaNN an } ot tlm just demands he had made.
In tlm comeisation joslordnj K.iulbus
commniilcalcd to bt.inibnloiT a ds ! | > atch of
M. DcCiiors. explaining lliat llm Uussian
ompeioi liad no intention to infiliue upon
the provisions of Hie liulgaiian constilution.
Othcivvlsu the convcisation ended wilhont
ICSIllt.
To day llmminlstiy will addicss a note lo
( ienoial Kaiilbais , announcing that the ad-
NlcogiNen in the liimsinn note of Septembei
27 will be followed so tin as it Is in haiiunii }
NN 1th Hie laws and the constitution , but that
the gin eminent legards the setting of the
ollicersat llbeityand thu postponement of
the elections as contiaiy lo coiistltulional
principles.
I'ltmi.srs AO NINST KAl'MIAIt's DKM NM ) .
Fioin diirerent pails ot HicproNlnce , where
the Kaiilbars ciicularhasjiibt been published ,
piotests against that document are beginning
lo come In. In i'hllllppopolls and oilier
cities domonstiatlotis have taken place
against the circular , particularly in opposi
tion lo the demand foi the release of tlm
olllceis.
io rorm-M Nun NI. orrirnns , .
Al } esteiday's silting of the n.Hilary
tribunal it was decided to Irylwenty ollleeis
by ( oiiil-mailial lot high treason , and to sub
ject llihty others to disciplinary punishment
or disrating.
A MNCJIIOMNV ri'lllMMi.
On Ihe da } befoio yestoiday ( ieneial Kaul-
bars called bofoie him liabadamlan , Hm
Macedonian Nohod ( leaden , and asked him
vvhi'thei It would bo possible , with llm help
of llm Macedonians losiding hero , lo bring
about a levolutlon against the oxlstlm ; KON-
oinmenl ; also how much money would ho
necessu } to socino the success of the tls'iig. '
In ease it suiccedcd , added Kaiilb.ui , the
KitsMIIS would enter HnliMiia and there
upon tno .Macedonia liom Tmklsh lido
Tl'e It ihadamlan iinnmltti d thiscstateinonts
to soNoial ot Id" lollow coimtrv men. but
the } declined In lakoanv p iitln tlie scheme.
Tlie plan was allot vvai'N betr.iNed , to an anti-
Kussian in llm conhduteo ot the Macedon
ians ,
.Si. l'i n ijsiu iir , , Oct. 2. The speech
made b } Piime Mlnlsloi Tis/a In the llun-
gaiian paillament has called loith man } e\-
piosslonsol disapproval liom tlm Russian
iuoss. The NONoo VioniNa accuses Hur
Tis/a of wishing to captivate thu b } mpithlcs
ot Iho mleis of Iho Diilkan slates so as
to use lh < mas a cover to vvagowai again" !
Hm just and moderate demands ot Kiissla.
Tho.st. I'ctorsburg ( ia/otto savs : "li Is un
deniable Ihalsoivkos londcied by Itiissla in
seciiilng Hulg.iiliin Inilependcnco entitles
hoi do jino and do facto to a special position
with leganl to llnlgaila. "
Hi ni i.s , ( ct. i Tin * Caiman piess make
favoiablo bul suaidtd comments on tlm
speecli of I'lomlei TIs/a on tlm Hulgarian
question In tholowoi hoiisoof the Hnngailan
paillament last Thnrbdav , bit , make litllo
loloionculo Hm Auslio-Hiingailan alliance
wllh ( ioimany.
roi.vis KUO.M PA it is.
I'nllfliml , Thontrlcml niul Criminal
NONNN of tlio FroiM'liiiilin1. .
I'Ainp , Oct. 2.-\nw | Vork Herald C'ablo-
Speeial to thu lii.r.J The French press , as
neui to unanimity us Is perhaps possible ,
sees In M. I > efioeinet'ss.peeehes utTonlonue
and Montpellora fall and honest lellcctlon
olthuvlc'Wb ol tlm whole conntiy. This
M'cnis io piovo an Incioaslng and unshakable
conildenco In Ihuropnbllo.whosehlxtcoiiears
ot iifo , Judged by the light ol modern
1'ri'iuli hlbtoi } , U of Noiy respectable an
tiipilly. M. Deiocliiol wi ely lelralnsfiom
going into details , but lib pioiraniiim , as
dire id ) cabled , should maku llm French people
ple llm bout republicans mid llm most happy
citUons which even llm loval iiiiiiiiticonco ot
llmrflft to the nation ol Chantill } , witli its
cabllcs and licasiucsot art , cannot Impair.
It would bu Incompatible with the
dignity of a jjro.it power like
Franco to oiler any loss of
piustigo In her colonies in any pail of llm
globe , M. 1)010)011101 ) docs not o.uo one son
foi llm New Hebrides , Now Caledonia , noi
Madagascar , nor Tonqnln. HU aim U to
concentrate all Fieneli evtia teiiltoihl eulei-
pilso in llm Medileiraiioan. Ho , on this
point , NV III bldo wllh llu Ia as against Eng
land , and as alread.v shown , ibis , with the
full sanctlyn of ( ieiuian ) . Is ( ho key to tlm
lorolgn polio ) of Franco.
I AST OK COIIA. I'K.Alir.
> t Ne > tlge of Cora Peail has now been
catlorcd to Iho four w ind < I > N the auction-
oi rs of the Hole ! Drauld JA public sale ol all
her goods and chatlois oimo oil } i'itorday in
room Vo. ! rjefmo hundred of da/'lliiK
domlnuindic , with an intci-pnnkUng of
gray haiiod beauwho. . ulth a sneak-
Inp fondness for joiithful some-
nlrs , came lo buy btek aeiln eomo
of their pre ents made in gaordays. Near
the auctioneer stood a imall woman , of mod-
ist and respectable appealance , In deep
iiioiiinlng. This wai Cora I'earl's sister.
Itonm Xo. n Is laige. spacious and dusty , and
oNorliftN feet square. Opposite Hie entrance ,
oxpo'ed on a raised platform , was Coia
IVail's enormous cherij and cream batln
capilonno bed , the ame on which
tins last summoi reposed her llfcics *
lemalns. Above Iho bed. in an oval gilt
fiame , hung hoi portrait at Iho ago of Ivven-
l-ono. Xoai h } stood Hm famous ebony and
Ivoiy cabinet In wldcli NNOTO kept hoi IONO
letters fiom kings and princes and the most
illustrious men In Lnropc , tinny ol whom
to-day are an\lous to loam whether ill the
loiters h.no noon binned. Kulck knacks
and bion/i's and line linen and
goigoous dressing gowns ationmled ovor-
whero. roppci castors , stilt containing a
few grains of caveniie , weio side b } side
wlthamaiblo bust of the pi I nee impuial.
doiiblloss a gift of the famous Due .lean , and
hoio and theio beautiful but eratic tail neos
amid old curtains , inokon violence and plated
dishes. TIIO famous plaster cast of
Coia's neck- was purclnsod by a } oung
Amcilean bai'heloi toi v0 ! fi.me * . Fans and
embiolderod purses wcnl for 10. 'JO and
M ) fiancs. The satin oapitonno bed was
old lot is. ) francs to a second hind dealer.
Thus tlm curtain falls upon tlm Naudevlllu
of ( his strange cateer. COM I'eail'b living
wish , "Lei ni } name disappcai willi me , " is
today realised.
SHAM SIM AIM : ox rnrMii noNiin .
TlieTlieatie I'lancaiso Is now. act online
lo a I'aiislan cilllc. "tout a Shakospe.uo , "
foi while "Hamlet" was macnillcently pro
duced on tlm si ige , "Much Ado About Noth
ing , ' with Coqimlln as tlio hero , NNas given
behind Hie soencb. Today It is re-
poite.il that a compiomlbo has
boon effected NNhicby Coiiuelin
will ultlm.itolv ictiiin to the conildio 1'ran-
calse as an oidinary niembci ot the company.
I at once h istuncd to tlm limno ot Molloro ,
where I found M. Jules Clarctle , the adiuin-
ibtratourol tlm Theatre Francaisu who 10-
coivod me in the historic loceptlon loom , on
NN.ills ol'NNhlch were tlilily 01 loitj poitiaits
and landscapes and innnmeiablo busts ol
Molleie , Coineille , Kacino , Voltaire , Talmei ,
liachel and one of Hm Mquci as
"Itichaid the Tlilid. " 1 was about to con-
gi.itu'.itc him on his leconciliation willi
Coqnollii , when Im s-.ald : "That is iiienia-
tint * . Tlm position is this : M. Coquelin
wishes to leltirn nierilv as a neiisionnalie ,
not as a socictaiio. Tlm minister ot public
liisUuclion and line ails , .M. Gohli t ,
and m.v self are ' .viiling to accoid
M. Coiiuelln all nossible facilities in tlie
wav of leaves of absence , long and iioijnont ,
But tlm question novv Is , wlietlmi Im is lo ic
tuiii bimpH as a pcnsionaiie , vvlien ho could
go and come as he pleaded , and pla >
at an } ot the theitois ho jileasod ,
01 as Miciotaiie , wiieie he would
be nndei li\ed obligations to tlie thoatic
Ki.i'icaise. I think this will bo dolinitcli
sclllid in aboul eight da- . "
I asked would stii'h obligations tircvent
Coqnolln Nisiting Aiuoiiea
Clarctieieplicd : "Ceitainly not. Tlmmin-
isloi .mil niNself will cheerlnlly granl Co-
iinelin leave of absence to enable him to do
so. "
AN I MllNOItniVAIU MLHDKH.
if' om Ihe I'as de Calais comes a stoiy of one
ot the most extriordinary murders of Hm
centuiy. Last spiing Hie body of a } oung
girl of hf Icon , named Mai ie Lu Dent , resid
ing with her patents at Kivieio les Anaswas
If mid in a hold In tlm neighboihoud stabbed
in the heart , and willi the carolid aileiv sev
ered. A judicial Investigatioli showed that
ncillmi lubber } nor lust had boon the motive
ot tlm clime. At length suspicion fell on two
pncoc oils lads , eonsins.named Miirchamblcd
tlm one Huinl , aged sixteen : tlm other
Clemen , about the sum ) age.a smith'sapren- ] )
tlco. On being pressed with quc'blioiis
thi'y eonlcbsod , and to explain tlm
Impulse under Nvhich they had acted handed
the magistrate a sort of memoir entitled
"Diainelionlble , " wiitlonsomoNvceksbcloro
the ciime , in which tlmy had fraud out in Hm
most roinanesque language Hm plan of the
diama they had lesolNod lo put inlo acllon.
The opening passage repealed an acquaint
ancevNlth tlm natinallst liteiatniu ot the
da } , mingled with ceitaln plnaseology boi-
rovNod fioin Iho noNolsot ronnimore Cooper ,
ol which the two joiiths woie devoted
roadeis. ; In this hliange nminoii llenii
MiiKhainbled was called "Great Seipent , "
and Clemenl "Fleet loei. "
Tlio honiblo tiagcdy commenced thus :
"Wo had arrived at the ate of sixteen like
joung men hioimht up In lusuiy and Idle
ness. We had vegetated in the world , meet'
ing with only tionblo and tormeiil. We were
scariely tiltcon ) oais old when wo alieady
loved a woman with all hot seductions. Wo
loved hei with passion to such a point Hut if
sepaiatod fiom hei wo should have died of
grief and desp.ili. "
The sequel of thostoi } Is that " ( ! ioat hoi-
penl" and "I'lcol Dcei" rtsolvrd to inurdei
tlm } riiing gill , who Is tlm hoiolno , and said
to bu In lovu with " ( iieat Soipeni. " She
had caused the iwo friends lo bo jealous of
( acii oihoi. The two cousins thought liist ol
ImiiL'ing Mailu Lo Dent. Tlmy had bought anew
now iope for Hm putposc , but they then
changed their minds and boirowcd a revohei
to blow MIU ID'S biains out with. Flnall }
they decided lo be moio lomaiitlc and moiu
Nivage , and to accomplish the cilmo with
knives. Tlmy had bought at tlm lair at
Arras iwo lai go knives. They liad leather
sheaths mails lor llmm , and for ten da ) < > be-
toio the commisblon of tlm cilmo the }
woio Ihoso knives In belts , "proud , " the )
wrolo , "to feel ouibolvos aimed. " At dusk on
May''L "Oieat .Serpent' and "Fleet Dooi
ON oi took Marie just as him NNas passing
through the woodh on her way homo to hoi
patents' farm. "Fleet Deei" tlnew himself
upon thu joung glil , put Ins knee on her
riiost , and blabbed hei seventeen times.
" ( irc.it Serpent , " nu an while , was watching to
gi\i ) thosilaim in la-o of anj pas ei-by. Thu
bed } of tlm pool child was dUeoveiod
noxl evening bathed in blood , thioat gaping
open , and tlm head ncarl ) scvcied from tlm
body , bitch was tlm deed In all Its brutality ,
thus cairlns out tlm cilmo ontfiely as
traced out In Hm"Jiamo llonlblo , " but hero
tlmiealt ) ended. Instead of inking Iheir own
lives , sitter having loft the unfortunate Mailo
u prey lo the woinis and ants , as desciihed In
theli btory , Hm ) weni homo and would have
proserNed Iheir seciot , had not tlm vigilance
of the police led to their arrest. They weio
.sentenced to lifteen > e.aiV haul laboi ami
tlioir paients to piy1,000 , fiancs lo poor
Mailu'b father.
\vou.nVi sAiriK ANorrirrii.
An incident ) e tcrda ) in the line Mont
inariie , in the vcr } heart of I'aiis , Is scaicely
such us to cncouiago ( ieneral loulair'er ! In
ids scheme to democratize ) tlio army. A pil
Niito soldier with a Ton < iuln medal on ids
bieast , passed an oftlcer , Lieutenant Du
raud of the Boventy-fourtli regiment
of the line , without bulutlnj : , Tlm
lieutenant asked " clidu't
, "Why } ou
alnto ° " The soldier replied , in an Insulting
liiiiei " 1 don't nlnlo oflicors any more. I
goi nn dl eliarRO > estcrday. ' Iho Itonton-
anl HIPII summoned two pollcomono \ \ ai-
rented Hie soldier. A larce ciowd then assembled -
semblod and waimlj took Hi" pirt of the ol
dlor apainst llio oflleor. They called the olllccr
all orts of names , ln ulied him. and
threatened him wllh purfonal N lolencc. The
lieutenant had to take icfnge for nearly an
hour In the police station , while the soldier
was carried with dldlcullv by the policemen
to a guard house and was followed by him-
dicds of men and women chcciing and
making a perfect ovation.
, -run rouanit.
Uorinan Lllirral 1'ress Doinnnil Ills
DocriuliUion llerlln TOICH. ) |
Hniti iv , Oct. 2. [ Special Cablegram to tlio
Hi i | llm relchstag will moot at the lattpr
end of NON ember. HIsm.noK Is not o\poctoil
to ret m n until Deci'inber. The HlM-ial pros *
olarniisfoi thodegrcdatlon of Herr 1'iancko ,
tlm judge who forged llm appeal lor a social
ist vote foi llio oon-oivallve-i. Ho was until
lately president of the Katronburg conor\n *
HNOS. Tlm Incident oilgltialod In an election
tie belwocn llm consoiNalho candi
date , lirenatolT , and the llheial
noinineo , Derllni ; , who woio conlest-
ants lor llm seat niailo vacint by Conht
IJismarck's appointment to a lorelgn ofllco.
hoeing that the socialists had a casting Note ,
1'iancko foi god a lellcr pnrpoillng to bo liom
the ICaUenburi : oaiiN.is er to Molkonbiihi , a
socialist loader , asking what consideration
ho would e\pect In lolinii foi llio socialist
vuto on behalf ol tlio conservatiNo candidate
The only eflect of the letter was thai the
Molkonbnhr paity became Indignant ; .t the
attempllo biibeil and voted for the liberal
candidate. Tlm coiisoiNalive candidate
denied all know lodge of llm loltei , and agl-
lalod llm subject until Kraneko confessed
He * has since atti mptod to o\tenuale liiuisolf.
A sr.w M VOA/ISI. .
I'loise , of Dresden , Is about to publish a
nnhoisal maua/ine. He will offer a jui/u of
SIOO toi thebesl short novel descriptive ot
( 'ernian famll } life , and pibe * oi SW ) and $ % >
for Ihe best shoit stoi } and hiimoions tale.
Dis Kbers an I Kclc tcln , and tlm editors ol
the nmsa/ino will adjudge thepiiws.
CllKAT I'OslAlli : .
1'riNato postal SITN let * has been ostibllshod
at Heilin , Kraiikfoit , HoidolberK and
Maiinholin. The rates of postage are : On a
closed lottei 2 pfonnlng , on a legisterod
letter . r > plcnnlng , and a letter containing
money 01 valuables 10 pfenning.
oiviitAi : : , ? , oir .
Tlio King ol .Sa\ony opened tlm gland new
Hoes tali at Lotp/Ig in presence of a dis-
liiiu'iiishcd pill ) .
Haion Ciustieirsblbleiirinllng inslitutoat
Halle has completed Us ono hundredth edi
tion ot itsOOt.INO si/O.
JIalle and liioalau liaNC been connected by
lelephono.
No rionii'ncy lor "Woi'kinon.
Uisiss , i , , ( ) e ( . -j.-INovv Voik Herald
Cablu - - Special to the lii.r. ) Desuito
oxpoctatioiis and lo the gencial sui-
piise Hm appeil of the socialist workmen ,
i'.illoni and Sclimidt , against llm sentence
piononiiicd njion Ihcm last Maich foi shar
ing in llm pillage of llm liandonx gl.us
winks was dissinissed lo-da } by the siipienie
couit , conliai } to the locommondatloi ) ol llm
public piosccutor. .Tho king will , however ,
piobabl } nutic.ito tlif tvNeuty yeais * sentence
piononnicd agalnsl yfcbe two jiopular NNork-
iimn. The com tat (1m ( same lime quashed
llm ° ontences passed on Wairnci and Unlheis
lor implication in the distuibancc'b at Lloge.
I'osslldo Siiccff-hors to Tncohlnl.
JJovr , Oct. 2-XoNV | Yoik lleiald Cablu
Special to tlm HKI : ] I haNe juslseeii Cardinal
.lacoblni , societal ) of .stale lo Leo XIII , at
Oetuano. In spite ol strong ollorts to con
ceal the truoiriavity of his Illness , and not
withstanding a slight in.ipioNCiiio.ni to-day , il
Is gioatl } feaied tliat an } one of the almost
dally acute attacks of gout troni which ho
suffeis may at any moment piovc fatal. Ito
Is Nery feeble and underiroes cxciuclaling
agony. Caulinal Schlaninoand Mgr. Vanu-
lolll aie spoken of as among his most likely
successors , but Hie latler Is using bliong In-
llueiice lo bn named papal nuncio at I'.uis.
Trytnjr SpaniHli UcvolntioiiisH.
MADIIID , Ocl. 2. Two coiirts-iuartial , com
posed of SON enteen generals and tout colonels ,
heard mass ihn ! morning and then com
menced Hie trial ot General Villacampa and
other ollicc-Ks Implicated In tlm recent rebell
ion , ( ioii i.il VillacampVs ilangliter met
tlm membeis ol the coin ts-mai Hal at llm door
ot llm prison weeping , and liiipltne.il llmm to
show moie } to her lather. Sim wasiemoNed
in a lalnlliu' condition. The wlloof anollier
accused nftlcci subsequently made ablmil.u
appeal. 1 1 Is expected the prUuneis will be
executed Mondav.
Tlio courts condemned to death ioiiitoon
pilsoneis Including Vallacamp.i , thice olll-
cprs. llNOhorL'pants , thioo corpuials and two
Chilians. It is bollmed onlv seven of tlm
coin iciod men will bo shot. A Icar Is ex
pressed that dcmoiiMiations will bo held In
laver ot thu coNCiinnent b paidonlng the
piUoncis. _
IUATK IHISI13I n.V.
TliofJiecn Flajr llanleil Dow n liom a
Itfltnll | S'OHSI'I.
M NV VIIKIC , Oct. 2. i Special TolcviRin to
tlm Hi i J A hpoulal liom Ottawa , Canada ,
ha.vs ; Conslduiablu Indignation Is expicssed
anmiith.sonsot ! ) Kiin in Canada ovoi llm
action ol tlm colloctoi of ciistomsnt tlm poit
of St. Johns. N. H. . In eompollliig Captain
Collins , ot tlmWatoiloid bilk Oiiont , to
haul down the Irish Hag , which was lloatlnif
at thu masthead of his Nessel as Im sailed up
the liaiboi. Tlioolllccis of llm Oilonl al hist
loliised to comply with the roijnost of tlmolli-
con , whoboaulod the Nessel as him came to
iinehoi , but on llnillng that the law piov Idc-b
lh.it a line of i.'iOO can bo Imposed on any NOS-
M > ! foi lloatlngaii iuipioper Hag on board an
Knjillsh loglstoiodNusitfl , they hauled tlm
Hag down , The captain romoiihtialed and
said ho had lloated the liag In Jiiitish poito
ih'ht under llio nosea of the llritibh nmn-ofs
wai w Itliout hiiv Ing HNvord said to him. Th-
goveinment has decided not to impose a line ,
as It Nvonldialso ever ) lilshiiian In tlm ( nun-
tiyiip against llmm. As It K BNOIN bitter
toulhu has been cieaied over Hie allali.
An Inipoi tuiit Hlulislii'al Woik.
\VAsimo \ io.Oct. . b , The second annual
icpoil of thu bureau of laboi , now in com so
ol prtquiation , will beuiuucli more compie-
ImnalNC dodimont tlian tlm icpoit 1 ild boloio
coiiKtc'sb last wlpier. " A lhoiouili ; oxamlna-
lion has boon miuluof thu lolation of convict
laboi to fioe labor , ar < i cvoiy poniionllaij ,
jail and vvoikhonso in Hm I'liitcd Mates
wheio Inmates aio oiuplovod in Indiistilal
laiiaidtshas been Nhlhul by a'unts ol llm
buioati llmlr loixnts will bo caic-
lully tabulated , and taking thc.-e
lahles as a lunlh. U Is believed llwl thuoMent
to which Ihu independent laboici oi mechanic
is iillected b } piison vvoikcr.s can bu t-hovNii
vvitli biiilicicnt o\aclnoss to MI vu as a irnldo
tin Inline legislation nn the subject. T..e ic-
iioit w 111 al o Includostatlt-Ucaol laboi t.i | Ikes
in this conntiy , TlminqnlriC'Sof ilmliuioau
on the subject oovor a neiiod ni Hum ranging
Janiiait * > sidownloJiilyotlliopiosonleai
J'lom data collected deductions of a geneial
cluiraeter will ho made with avion to thu es
tablishment of cci tain inici that ma } aid in
forecast I nu the vioh.iblu result of Inluiu
strikes and In dcmonstiatiiu the eifccts of
biicii com cited moNcmontb upon tlm laboring
and emploving class and tlm Industries
atlt'Cted. A full report will piobabl ) bo com
pleled about llm Ik-ginning of llm coming
j cur *
IT HAS A PAT
I
Hou. John Sliermnn's ' Masterly Opening of
the Campaign in Kentucky.
HE DEARDSTHE LION IN HIS DEN.
Unrlj UUtnr ) of Hopulillcnnlsiu Snl-
vntlon ol'tlic Nnllnn- Vital < 0ucs-
tlio Dny-Tlio ( Trent
Ixiolsrlllo
Lot i vu i f , Oil. i ! . Sonatoi .lolin
man , U } imitation ol the lopunHoui stale
oM'CiitlNO coiniiiltteo , airiNcd hcio this after
noon , and opened tlm conirie-smii.il oain-
piiliii foi tlm ropnbllcaiip. At nl ht Leldet-
Kiaiii' hills p.icKod from Kalloij to sta.'e
uith an enthusiastic audience. Mi. Shot man
\\.is applauded throughout his ai'.ilifshlcli '
\\iis a slroni ; and eat nest one. In t > ubstaiiiu
It ui" as lollops :
PolloNv Citi/ens Ladles unit ( iontleiiien :
You iniKlit natuiallN inqune\\h > 1 ( ami1 to
the clt ) of LoulsN lltu to nmUu a lepublicaii
speeeli , when I know Hint the nnjoiity of
> onr population belong to a ihlli'tent school
fit politics , and that I umld scarce ! } hope to
mauu an > impicsslou upon the demociutii ;
Mitool the citof LoiiisNillooi the state of
KintucKy. Will , 1 ha\e alw.i > s tlioiiRlit It
stratiu'i ) tliat > oin people , \\lio. tlirnuL'h many
loiu jeais followeit thu fortunes and be-
HoNpil'fn the duct lines ot lloiit } I liN.slmiilil
wllllnirh belong to a pai t > opposed to all his
ideas and 1 was euiious to learn why tlio
same uioit oNonts that led tlio people ol Ohio
into the ranks oi the icpiiolicaii pul\ should
load the people ol ICuntnckN into ino rnnks of
the deiuoeiatie pail > . It Is to make tins dis-
inu'i } that I came here to nl lit , and I will
upcak to MIU , not lor the imrpoM1 ot rolun ;
past rolitioM'isics , but to see whetliei , ntti r
all , the people ot Ohio and KentmlN oucht
not now to stand side In side in theirpolitic.il
lullon , as tliON did in the dt > sol olil.
Moof ! thoKie.it controM'islesof the last
tlihl } xi ais liiuearisun out ol I'list , ditlei-
once ol oniiiion as to tne natnieol tlio na
tional KUNornnicnt and oiu dut\ toil ; second
end , the relation the institution of sla\eiy
hole to tlm national L'ovcimnent , ami 0111
dntv in connection with it ; tlilnl , tlio iiowors
and dutof the national [ 'ox eminent as to
national cuiiene } and t ivition , and especi
ally as to Its DONNornnil dut } in le\iliK taxes
so as to lostui anit iirotect Ameiican iniltib-
tr > .
"itut the wai is o\or. sla\ei } Is aholir-lied.
and tlie cieat bed } ot tlio actois In tho.su
inemoialile histoiic soeiifh haNi- passed , u\a\ ,
and pel bans it is useless to debate , except as
a mullet ot histoi } , the pieelso IIC.UIIIKOI the
measutcs ot tint wai. Tlm results , aswu
tlilnl ; , hau ) boon in tlio
iiiiiui si in run. i in M nu u.
to the whole countn. as miuli so to the
south as to the noitli. Tint \\lilcli Ileni >
flu } and his compccis so e.mcib desiied , to
stieimthen and peipclnit" the union , iioo
lionitho distui inn ; . ' elements of sl.uoi } . is
now ,11'i'iimplisliiil. Ills Ihe inhciitaiico ol
a new ceneiatioii. possessed ot a counti }
\astin oMcnt , bonndlo's m u-onue ? , with
new foues and agencies which out lathers
IICNPI ilio.inicil ol. Tlio question is whothu
\\osliall liulit tlieso bittlcsof the wai o\or
airiin in divide on those linis of domestic
iiolicy winch sop.uated pulius in tlmoldun
times. U this huso , then 1 think I ma } laiil }
appeal to the neoplo ot KentiieK } to ralh to
the snppoi t ol the principles ol hn incial and
economic measiues on which we oitMinlto.il
thlit } jeais njjo. 'I'ho clilul ol llm-o was
the establishment ol a sound national
ciuiency and tlio ptotectlun of Niiurlcan in-
dusti } , upon which the action of tlm republi
can p.iity is In diiett haimonyvith tlm po-
litiial Nun\s ol tlm gieat bed } ol tlm pcojilu
ol Kentucky.
Lut us , w Itliout passion or pi pjiullcc. ex
amine the < = e ciu'stions | in the liiht ot model n
o\peileuco. Krorn tlie beKinnliiK ot the cm-
ciiiiin'iitthc aihiptlon of a national cimcnc }
was conceded to be a mallei of tlm hiirhest
public policj . Tlm eailiest jiolitlcil diision
was upon the quo-lion ot a bank of tlm
t'nlud ' Stales , which was linallv chaiteicd
and iciulcied peat seivice In fnnillnKtho
ioMlutionaiy debt , but it was also thu cause
ot political contention. Conuiess iulii ed to
renew It in 1M1 , but did so In ibio , Alien 0111
u\periein e in tlm w..i of ( Jreat lintain dem
onstrated its ncccssltv , and Jlr. Madison ,
who had been opposed to it , appio\ed Urn
chuiler ol the set end bank. J5ut .ijj.iln it be
came the subject ot p.ut } contest and lib ic-
newal was
MT ii : ) 11Y Or.NTIINI .T.\fK OV
and aanin b > .lolin T\ler. In tlm debates on
this qiiostlon Mi. C'lay look as prominent a
part as any other scnatoi , unifoiml } .supiioit-
liiK tlm Idea ni a national ciiriency. tint
Iherc woie seiious objections to a single coi-
poration ImNiiiK Ihe enormoiib power neces-
sai } tin a national bank , and 1 am quite cle.u
In ms opinion llial such a hank , like that ol
tlm Hank ot iCn l.iinl , would ho , if not ilan-
KO.IOIIS , Inconsisleiit with theijonoi.il princi
ples ol inn uo\eriimenl , which aie opposed
to theconcenlratioii ol ureat poweis in tlm
hands of a te > \ . Still , thu objectloiib to tlm
stale bank sstem weio M > Rieat that tliu
wondui is that il was submitted to so long by
an intelligent and commeicial peojile like
ours. Circulating notes weio Issued nndei
tlm tlnrtei of thlit } 01 more btates. Theio
was no unity of hstem orK-eniit } , and at
tlio slightest iomniei''iil shock Urn banks
failed , bccanif insoheiit , and no ono
limn thought II \ \ oillihile to puisne
the ( leiiincl institution lot pa\inent ot Its
notes. Tholo-son e\.hinses between thu
eait and thu west was moinioitsailng
fioin 1 to 10 pel cent on all the piodnctlons
tianspoited liom one ptrl of tlm conntiy to
tim other. Tlm bills wue loiinleileiteii , 1.1 ' -
cedanil worlliles .
All this has been changed b } tlm adoption
of llio nalional s\slcm of cniienc } , which ,
since tlm wai , has boon ot sm It enoimous
Nairn * to llio iieoiileol ( lie I nitcd Status.
i in : issi i : or nun NiiNf us
was a neii'siit } , and Is now an adMinlaue
whii h the people will not miemlei , IIIIWOMI
inucli it may bo desiii'db } thociiMt commei
cial cenleis. Thesu noteb of tlm United
States , If piopcilv limited , aiu be } end
Ill0stl0ll ) ( , ' < " ! , ICst ! UK Upon tllO llOIIOI
and iood ; lallh of the nation , a national
debt without Inteiesl , and so piotcctid
liom roiintrifeitnn ; and loss that thej
mo not williiml } oxclianced tin an } otlii'i
form of paper inonej. Jt \\.is ah o
liilely neccssai } to limit tlm amount ol the
( 'Renbicks to pre\cnt tlioh tloinoclatloii.
I.M'ii whin Issued to tlm cUent of t ! OiiXR ) , , -
000 under HID \au Inj , ' e\enli ol Urn wai. the\
toll to less than toil } cents on tlio doll , 11
Durliu tlm wai , tlm only limit po sbiu was
tin ) absolute neiossit } ol the hour. Aftoi thu
war thcro was no necessity foi a foipcd ISMIO ,
hut , to the extent they would I lech cliculatu
at par with coin , limit * scomol no objection
to thu t'leenbackN itxcupt tlm doiibtlul i onstt-
tntlomil powei to ISMIO them , nnd this has
been ilolei mined In their favoi b } tlm MI-
piumo court. 'Ihls
is , A rinM.n so \\rujiofR )
of abusu that COIIKIOSS has wisel } lixod tlm
limit of ? : Uf > , ( iOOOon , , thu amount now out
standing , ab the maximum amount of this
lorin ot circulation , and I see no objection to
malntalnlngtl.oiu In clrcnhition , while , as
now , equal to coin ,
I'I III If lAMI" .
Thoiols anothei line ol policy that has
been adopted h } thu lepublii''xn jiaity. and
that Is the management ol thu imblle lands ,
Shoith aftui the wai eummonced Urn home
stead hill became a law , and unilei that
. .OO.OOO lanns lu\o been enteied lei settle-
nieiit , and thu line ot occupation and ( iiltha-
lion has been extended auov > the loiiiinunt ,
adding SON > ml now stall > ami opening up re-
( 'loiis which wt'i o.i wlldeinesb anil a waste ,
Iho homes of S.IN.I U tubes ot Indians
twent-liNO jo.us aco. .Sumotlnir- Is tine ,
iinpio\ident quints of pulihi Ian. Is IUINU
been made lo sec mo tlm constiiictlon ol lail-
rouH. 'Ihe polie } was commenced In tlm
demoiiaticpaiU b } thu kiant to tlm Illinois
( mitral rallio.ul. 1 behe\o il lint bienabubod.
but , on tlm whole , the advantages to tlm
eminent and HID people haNo bien 01101-
iiHiu-i. ' ( ho unwanted lauds ha\o been
doubled In piiio so that theie has been no loss
In monuv , ulillo settlements lia\e been made
posslblo b } tlm toiistruttioaof lallioads in ie-
uions where the sottle.1 would never have
tjone but for Iheir consti action.
SiSTEM OK I NM S
Tlieto Isanothci llnoot imblle jiojloj whlih
has been adopted anil that U u svstom ol
taxes , Intel nut and external , which have
} ielded most bountilul ICVCIHHM without an >
KOI Iou3 Injury toan > of our people. A ajs-
tern of internal ( axes was adopted which
Melded foi a Hum $ 'X > i.HX.ix ( ) i ) aeir , lull
ilii'so ta\iM woio lapidl ) repealed and
reduced iinlll now UIO.N are lim
ited to spirits and tobacco , Nleldinc over
Sto i,0 > HOiW ) a Near. Tliosp t.noi mo easily
collected and iiol burdensome to an } cla s.
The > are a ! a\ upon luxuries which people
plobiblv could do hottei w Itliout. to the
extent that Him p > e\enl loiisiiiuption they
luomolo lempe Uue. oloiiilinpss and Kiiod
oiilet. No one comphlns of them.
Our duties on Impoited piods lm\o novv
for ( NNoiit ) UNO } eais In en ION led upon tlm
pilncile. | so lonj contended tor UN lloni }
I'laN , that , In add tion lo piovidiiiL' foi rev
enue , wo should also pioteetnioliiall III-
duslrN. illveisifN Ameiican puisidts , liuild
np new omplov ments In out midst , Klvo
value to oni undeveloped mines , KNU ! om-
plovmenl tooiu multitudes of Iai ) iinuf men
at leasonuhlN I ih NT.I IS , motoct Ihoin tioiu
undue competition vvitli loielmi paiipcl
lalioi , liuiiish a homo maikot to oni faimeis
lor then surplus piodiietioiii. ntili/o the
iritmal forces of natnie In our stioitn * . our
loielsand oni mines , and add to the wealth
and e iiulolt ol out people.
Now , fellow olti/onsot Kentiukv. Iliosparo
lines of public polio } wldcli Ihe reptiblleaii
put } has developed , pursued and brought lo
tin h"picseiit condition ot pel lei thin. 'I hi' }
aie in hiMiiony with the tnlitciples t night teNon
Non b } tlm K'eat ' men to wliom 1 have u-
toned. 'Ihev liavo icall/edtlm liopes and as-
pliationsol these < nires of thepi'd. I ho ro-
liublican pulv Is entitled to nil the eiedit of
all tlm measiues I have named , foi evei } one
of tlioni w is
uuu'ttu ) IN SPIIK or inr. nisisr < N'r
and opio-iltlin | ( ot the dcmocialie parlv
This niilN , wldcli } on IUINU been Iniuht
to dislike and lo leslst , h.is been t < 'o '
lu-enl to contiihuto mine blissinu am )
beneiit upon the people of lids countr.v
thiin NN.IS evei contend ! hv an } I'olitieal
oic.inl/ilion bofoie. II Is a Nlpnoiis p.uty.
Von iiiav not hue what It did duiiim the wni
n what II did lot the slaves ol thu south
You in IN still resent and fiol in } oui lieaits
a hailed to It toi nialteis utovvlnt ; out ot tlm
wai , though these icsiilts have contributed
uieatl } to join bcnclit , but NOII niu t icspect
and honoi a p.nty that , in siiloof ] NOIII oppo
sltion , has soKi'd , to some extent , these difli-
cul1 ooonomlo iinosllmis
Hill all has not been none In this illicctlou
tliat oiiKht to be dono. I he lutnie has many
piotileiim vet to solve , and tlio question now
Is , whethur the lopnbhean paiiV.witli Its
\iiriinms , strong and hcaithv oiiranl/allon , or
Ihedomocialie paitj , witli its spult ol oppo
sition mil bouibonlsin , Is tlie best HKOIIC } lo
suhe the problems of the future.
Tim i'rKTUuiui >
AbliItodioil Men All Quiet , Itut tlio
KIM | | Strikn froin tlie Shonlilor.
C'nic NI.O , Oct. " . I'he week ot exiiectod
strikes and lockouts at tlm Tnlon stock
xudsondcd lids oNenini ; witli llio woikinc
loices ot llmf'reat iiackinc houses and Kin-
died institutions .Ml Intuit , lliouuli a lew of
thu sm.illir conceins havu piaclically stopped
theii mai hinei.v foi an indehnite petiod , and
one linn Shields , x. Neill , have "packed up"
and moved to Nebraska , unable longer to
withstand the diireicnci ) between teiilmnis'
NNoik tor ten boms' pay and
elfflll llOUtb' WOlk fill 1(111 llOllls'
pay. Tint comeited action on the
part of tlm packets is contemplated was
lieel } admitted tiv them to-day. U'hit thu
evift nature ol then movement is would not
be divulged. If made it will , aici'idhiK ' to
caioful estimates m.ide to-day , ntlict in tlio
iit'iKhboi hood ol ' ,000 men , not lo spLiK ol
Ihose employed in a tleiical capacity.
' 1 hu oni } tiling in the natuio of a stnkc
occuiied to d.u at Aimoin's. As the cash
bos , si\l } in ninnbei , in the iitail de-
] ) iitment ol AniKiinS ii.ickini ; houses
received then cisli on Vi lopes to du each 01
thu jimn stei-s notihcd the ) iav master Hut lie
expected an mcicase from ? 4 50 pei vNiek to
? " ) liom novv on. Ah fast as tlie bOs niado
known their ultimatum they weie told
Inat tlm " Itmiso - would strucclo
on without their assistance. Tim
juvenile strikers then uljoiiined lo tlm hacks
iioai b } wheiotliO ) olecled a elialiman. llo
slraitrht way appoinled a'V > tiil.ucvininltloc. ) ' '
eonsistlntjof live boys , iniiidnj ; in .mes liom
oiuht to twelve } eais. Tlm "committee" ilid
its woik well , toi when the supciiiitcniloni
wcnl out In seaicli ol bovs lo till tlio places ol
Iho diss.itislied cash bojs , he met willi noth
ing but blank lutus.ils.
( Anxious Scat.
CHIC NID , Oct 2. rSpeiial Tolesiani to
Unh.J The convicted anaichlsts will not
know what decision.Judno ( ! ai } will render
on the motion ol their counsel fora new tilal
until next Tuesday 01 Wcdnebdii } . Tlm tiling
ot bo many aflidavils of a conlradictory and
iiiipoachini ; natuio lias delacd thu puure.ss
of arguments , and when the court adjourned
lust evening , Black bald it would take him
the VNhole of Monday foienoon to linish his
aiKiimcnt. Solomon will follow and claim
that ei i or existed In Urn insli actions Riven lo
llmjuiy. It has not } t been doteimined
whelhei Xolslui will speak , ot whetlmi moie
than ( iilnnilland Innluim will loply on be
half ol the siito. Judge Gary has icserved
all ot Monda } and Tuesday lor the citse , and
bhould ImoNoiinlo llio motion , as It is confi
dently expected Im will do , ho will at onci )
piocccd to senlenco Spies , bchwab , I'aisons ,
rlelden , richer , Llnu'g , and Kngel lo death
and Ntebo lo Hm P'li'tonliarv lei hlteon
} eais. Couiisol for dofoiiho vNlll then havu
done vvitli Hie ciimliial couit , and take .1
tiaiiseiipt ot the voluminous iccord to Hm
supioiiieiourt ol the st.itu in the hope-ot ob
taining a level sal of the Nerd'ut. '
The IMoitrii In C.inailn.
WASIIIMIIDN , Ocl. 'J. - C'oinmissionei
Colmin , ot Iho dopiitnient of a iieultnie ,
to da } i etched tlm following communica
tion liom tlm chief inspjotor ol stock ol
Canadi , toULliin. Hm condition ol Canadian
cattle :
Sn : I notice bv nevvspiper icpoit thai the
qiiestion ol jilailn.an umbiigo on cattle
lying out liom Can id i , Is IIMII ; ; discussed.
Know Ing , as I do , that C'anad i is ontlioly
tiuo liom iili'iuo pneumonia or ain olhei
lontagioiisdlsease ot lattlo , aii'l Hut ovuiv-
thing thai was eapablo ol c.uiiit ! ; the dfs-
e.iseiiom contact with Ihe inlectul unlmals
in iimt.intino | lias been dcsltojed by binn
ing. Im hiding cattle bhciK leiues , Iced ,
clotlilnir and bigs , as well as mauiiie , no
tiaioottlm disease can poshinl } havu ese -
e iped out-ide , and slncH Its dhcoNei } no ani
mals have been poimitlid to leave quai.tii-
tine , noi will tin iu boas long as Hmio Is HID
liusi possihliid inirur. /
The Canadian uimmlssloiioi sis ho suh-
liills these lauts lei the ( oiihldeiation ol thu
commission ! ' ) ol ngncultiiru ot thu I'nllul
States and MUg osts that a iiialihed ] veterlna-
i lin Ix ) hcnt to Quebco to lomaln perina
nentl } , in older to hatisf } tlio calileinon of
the t'nited htatfb.
Ho
Xiw : YIIIIK , Ocl. ' ) , Uolalcatlonsof neailv
&iOOOJin Iho 1'nlon Dinm s.iNlngs bank o"f
tills city haNO just cnino to light , Tlm do-
fanllei IH Otto lianmanii , leeching teller ,
who has boon In Hm employ of Hm liihlitulloii
foi twenty veu's ' and wlio was lnii > ! icltly
trusted. Ading I'losldcnl Dutchoi savstliu
bink is full } seemed against Ihu loss. I'ho
whiioabouldut Jiaiimann
Pop llio Mexican Itouil.
Cm oh Misuovla ( dalNObton ) , Oct. 2-
ThebasUof an agrecmenl has been signed
bulNveen ho br.nklng housu of Math
' > h0 ! ' . , V CoI I , " " ' " " 1"1 1'iesldunt
\ \ . ,1. I'alnmi. iiioNldiiiK toi a bclllonmni ol
all contioveislih and a leoiganl/allon ol
tlm Mexican National reid with a Niew to Us
complutlon.
Sr-l/litu hiinifjKleil C.ittlc.
WlNMl'hi. , Oct.Two high olllclals ot
tlm customs depaitiuont wont west IWOIIIH |
ago. It l now said tlm } wont lot Hm pur
pose ot m iking oxleiislv o soUi.io of Monlana
laltle , which II.IND hi en nnuggud ucioss Hm
ino hvianelimen. U Ihsildeattloioiiu-bont-
Ing H value of lOO.OO-j will bo seUtd.
l ? r DID I'olo.
\ViNMi-io \ , Oct. ' . ' . Tim stoamoi
has loluiiu'd liom Norway llo-i-is Hi-fun-
slm lofl H 1 10 Ci.luiil ( iildot | Uid
dovvuthr iK r lei Hudson ba > . cu
tin , pole.
PATTISOX FOR THE PEOPLE ,
The Governor of Pennsylvania Makes ft "
Strong Anti-Monopoly Move.
COAL AND OTHER POOLS MUST GO
to tlir Attorney Ot n 'in
to I'tiii'orilK.tln t Tlit'innt Oiu-t1
Tlirlr llle-Kiil IJM-ittMii'i * mill
I'll binI
Sound ( iiilirriiutoi'lnl Action.
II Nllillsni in. , I'n , Hot J-(5nNcinot ( 1'ilttl-
f-on has addiossod n Icttur to AttorncN-
tioneial CissidN on the action ot the aiitlm
ciio pool. niul loiinesliint him t imiu'ntMiM'U
It In oontl. In the eouso of his loiter tlio
governoi SINS :
"M\ attention has boon directed to tlio fact
within the past fnrtnlu'ht that ceitaln eoi-
poralionsch.il It-led bj llm commonwealth of
roniisvlvania acting hi roiioetl , IUINO oi-
ill'H'il tuonih.UK cs III pncos ol iil.tlit.li'lto
coil. It liis been nM'cit.ilnod. upon Inquiry ,
tll.lt HlOsO COl 1)111 aliollS OOlllniisO What IH
Known as the \ntln.icito coil combination ,
\\lilcli was oicated In ! ! < piesont liirm nt u
meeting liolil In Now \ml > on December 81 ,
isxi. NNli'Mi thoio NNCIO iiio ont repie-entii-
HNOS of llio DclaNv.uo , I iok ivvunna A WoM-
mi Itailiuadioni ] aiiN.l.eh g'l ' V.ill \ Kaihoad
( . Dlnii tin , I'hiladclphia A Ifcadiiii : Itnlhoail
ooiiip.inv , Now \tuU , Like Km1 A Western
Itiiilioid compaii ) , Hcl. ino A : Iliulson
C.mul ciniipaiiN. I'onnsNlv HIM Coalcouip.ili ) ,
l.ohluli ( . anal A NaNlgation ciiinpinv , anil
tliu I'onnsv Ivauia liiilio.nl eompaii } At
Hint nici tins ; . in agiooment was onloied Into
U\ which sK ol tins * eoipoiiitions wen In
I'llict pledged In wilting to lostiii t .mil louii-
Into tlu > rmiiltirllnii of coal , niul lo ni.ilnt.iln
Its pi In1. An appnitiomncnt ot alloltcil pie
iliutlon Nvas then allowed each lompaii ) fur
the , joar issr , , mill on .hum , u \ 1 , JSNI. the novv
allotment went into opoiallon , based on tlio
iinnn.il piotliictiini nf : i ) , iW'.ooo Ions '
Altl'l lOlClllllg to till' adVallOOS Ol o < ) eollts
lieiton In the pi ice of lo.il situo , } , , , IbW ,
the mivctuoi sis :
"Ittieull ) tnitmghtlm otlioes ot : sjiull-
catc nt capitalists , tlicic has been , i stiongth-
iMiiim ot the anthi.icltc coal combination ,
anil the claim Is IIONN niailu by some of Its
nienibots tliat the * ) can nuiik up coal juices to
miligme the ) please , thoioby sniijoelin. :
the public to their morcN injuiluuslN anil nn-
wanantahl ) taxlngeveij Ilioslde , and Impos
ing upon coal consuineis. The state consti
tution doeUios that 'no coipoi.itod CIMIIP.IIIV
doing the business of n roiuinoii can let shall
diieitlN.oi iniliicctly. prostciitc , 01 engage
In mixing or iiianulaetiiiiiig nitlclcs lei
lianspoilation OUT its \\oiks , ' jot nil , or
noaily all , coninion carileis icpicM'ntoil
In the ant'ii.icltu ' coal combination am
ongairod iiiiccth or iiuliiccth In thu nun ui ;
ot loal 1)lesistlng ) tliu iiioiliictlon and ail
Naiioing tlio price : , If IMS ciipplcilast lion
Interests , dccicasini ; the demand tot uiillinl
cite conl In the icdiii tion ol lion oies Uuclnic
lion I in nai os out ot blast and pl.u'ini : ncirl : >
all tin ; indiistiicsot eastein IVnns\l\ania .it
tlm ini'io ot the maimKCis ol these coin
ji inius. "
'Ihe coxoinoi aKo called attention to tliu
tinnli line iniiii \\liicli. IICNUS , ilsailiili.n \
jiottoi holds | iii pot n il meiiate o\ei tlio inn-
teiial intcic'-ts ol tliu connti > . In cloMiiKilio
gotcinor s.i\s ;
A alnsl sue i coniUlntitlons the iinIlNldll.il
is helpless. The ' . '
i ( iniuuiinM'.iltn ol I'cnnsjl-
\auiiin cic.itin thu Loipoi.itinus Unit am
inemlieisol the iintliuu Ho ioal comliinailon
and ol tin I'imk ' line pool \esteil them \\ith
iJKlitsol eminent domain and othoi lian-
eln-i'sol a public natnie. I'liej o\\o certain
duties to theii i reitor , nnd one ol tlicso Is to
n\oid an lnlinmreim nt upon thii ilulits ot In-
dniduals , ot the genuiatelll.oini ; ot tliu
state. Tlieli inlrrlerciiruitli the natinnl
riinuiit and conditions ol ti.iilo lias been in
violation of Hi it wliii'liisbi > lle\e < l to lie sound
public pulley mid auuiiist the host intuiesls
ol tlio state 11 luolnilicPi tlm
] iiible ! and ojipriMics Induiduils. II
is u poiUTdion ol tu- | pin post > lor which
the } \\ere ciealed. These f.-uts which \\oin
repoited to me , and imMMitab'j ' autliunti
c.ited. 1 deem ol Millicient imjioitaiii e to u-
teito > on lor join consldeiation and mieli \
action as the ciiciinist.uicch m \\airant. . '
It ! > undeislood that Attoinev Cionor.it
Oissldylll at out opioccoil against ihii coil
pool , but inhat m , inner ho tins not jctilc-
i lili'il. This is ronsidcied ono of tlm most
Impoitant steps t.iKen b } the btalo ad.nlnis.
tuition and uas not decided npun until altei
Mi > caiclul consldi i.ition
Till : "KINO OP KKANCK. "
( Juirt 'Jrlp of a Koyiillnt I urey AOTOHH
TinContinent. .
I'll isittiir. , 1'a , Oct. 'i Ilonrcsomathch
ol the lojnl lamlly Hint weiu expullud fioin
J'laiuoM > iu In tliucltj to-day on their way
cast. Tlio members ol tlio natty are \eiy
closch allied to the Oomlo do I'aiib anil con-
bisted ol the Dm hess de Lnjnes niul Oliov-
louse , Mollc do Iuj iii's , Duo do Luynes anil
Chc\ reuse , anil llio Comtu dcSault } . 1'liey
came dliect from theli liomo In 1'ails noaily
two months .ipo , landlni ; lioro August SO.
They Milt toil acioss the ( onntr.v by tliu noilli-
cm mute , tnuellnir M > ( | uicUj that they liaso
tlius fai IILCII nnit'i'd-'iii/ed as distliiLMiluliLiI
members ot tlio lojallst paity ol J'uiice.
Tln'j lull Kan 1'innclic.o , homew.uil lionnd.
about \\ooL anro , anil au on loutofoiV.ibh \ -
liiKiou , 1) . C. , \ \ lmiuthuvillioniuhi a finv
da5In > .
In an intcilcv thn Cointo do
.Siultv Kiid they uoiild mil bo
tlio KIIO IS of tlii" I'lench locution
\Vasliliiloii \ ) ! becuisu tliocuniol ii-pub-
IIIMIIS. ' U'o aio lOMilists. " h.ud ho , "anil
line noihiii to doith the covoinment
IKltt OxIstlllKlll KlilllCO. it iS ! l pool KOM'lll-
incut. 'I'lieie \ \ III he a i liali ( ; < UliiiiU'h befoic
loinr.Vo \ , too , ma > ho expelled lioiu I'Mancd
bcloio tie ih.uu'o is ollivtcd , but \\illLio
onh foi a slmil time. The nn\t election will
shou that tliesontlmont of the iieojilo IH lei
tliu io\allss. | Tliii Cointo do I'.UIH will bo
called IncU as Klnjj ol Tianuoitlnn Iho
nest loin jeais. "
UAH I'.AKKIJLS.
Intoi-nnl Itcinmio Dcotslon ns to Hoi\
Ilic.t Slionlil hn Mailo.
\ VMIINf. . ION , Ott. ' ) . CotllllllHsIolll'l Mil-
lei , 01 tlii'liucrnal ie\oiiii , to day ilei-ided n
question ol u'icat inti lost to biowois. it\\ia
In uxaid to the i iinstriictlon of hem' hiuuK
.Section. I , II'J , ii'Mscil slatiitns , piovldt's tli.it
siK.h binds hliall bopiovldod with tuonpiKot
holes , on < ofhkh liall bu In tliu lioad and
tliootlioi In thUhiduot thu liiuel. Maniifac-
tiuois In Massielinsetlb and elbowliero have ,
lion ON 01 , lei a IOIIK liiiiu boon mnklii Iholr
b.uiels with both splKot-hole-i on thu alilo of
tlii * band , This w.'is done toj tlm hiil > u of
( oiiMiiilenio , and Nvlth no Intent to diilianit
lliiKovoiiimunt. The pr.iclicti Inn been tol.
ciate.il ny tliKiiutlioiltlos as not pmjndldal to
the publlu Inleie-l. Othoi liruueis li.ivo to-
ci nll\ , ho\\i\or ! , comphiiiiuil.i .iiiiht U : i < , i
Nlolalion ol limid the dupiitiniiiit aftoi it
tlioroiiKh iii\i"itiKation lias dec hied that t
must IMI htopp-d. Massaeliii-iclts IJIUNMMH
madoa loiinal leipiest that tlm ilupaitment
| io > tNinouotiiui | until they hliall IIUNU un or-
jioitiinity to nhlaiii conuiesslon.ij sanction to
the practice. ComiiilhslonL'i Mllloi li.n IK-
Illail Ilium that lu toll biniuil to Diifouu tliu
law as It stands and hu had no uiitnoilh ID
grant tlm ic'iiicst ' lor non Intc'iloiDiici ) .
( Jl KjklllOfH DolClltCll.
I'nii NIII I O ' . {
riiiA , --TlmcrlilicliiKitili
between tliu riilladelphUi unutonia and tin )
ole\un ol Kii land , \NA > ro&umuil todiiy. On
Kildaj the local phiors had put top'olhoi las
run * \\lillu thu Kiih'libhmen had coiiipiloii ' .7
with a loss o | tlncu uleliiit.s. Tliuv Ubuinid
plaj.anil Nslmii thu hldo wasretlioil tlio totu
Wtl ? " , TvJl'lliuU ! ' | " ' . " 1'1'lliuleliililaiis ' to
,
maUo lor in tlmh second innings In oidoi lo
hi\o iluJo.it In a MiiKlu liuiliu' . Tlilu tlmy ac
compllshed , and when thu play cniled thl
" ' " ' "u'"nel1 ! to B ° 1 "no
Caiile.
Si I'M i , , Oct. ' . ' . -JoNcrnui ( Jlubb.iiil | , ns
i Mini a iiuirltiinntlon ostablbtiing quarnn.
i M iiMinht Illinois rattle
duiln-r the con.
in < iiu4 ? ot the cjiiileiiil" lu that tUitt , ,