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ESPAJ3LIS1LEI . ) JUNE , 19 , " 1S71 ' OMAhA , SATURDAY MOflNI.NG , JANUAUY 19 , 1895. SiNGLE . COpy FIVE OEN'rS.
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REVOLT IN I HONOLULU
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L Oharles L , Carter , ( Prominent Annexa-
tionlat . Among the Kied ,
WENT TO SEARCH A ROVAUST'S hOuSE
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Natves Concealed en the Premises Met
Them with 0 Volley ,
REGULAR TROOP3 CAME TO TiE RESCUE
At Their Approach the Rebellious Natives
' ; , . Take t the Brsh ,
" OUTBREAK IS NOW UNDER CONTROL I
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On\rnr"nt Troops 81.1.1 the Rebel Posi-
ton 111 Urovn Them Into the Mon1-
tiitn-Mitiy I'romilent noyal-
ItR tInder , \ re t.
1t" lller
BAN FRANCISCO , Jan. lS.-The steamer
'Alameda arrlvll from Auckland un,1 , Sydney
vII honolulu thIs afternoon and brings news
of n revoluHon and bloodshed al 10nolulu ,
Charles I. Carter , who was ene of the annox-
aton commissIoners , wal killed and several
other government supporters wounded There
has been much fighting , and al least twelve
natives have bean killed. Nearly 200 royal-
Isti are under arrest. Robert Wilcox Is the
leader of the rebels , The fighting wa ! still
In progress when the Alameda loft IGno
lulu on January 11 , but the goyermenl
forces had practically overcome the revolu-
tonist The Associated press h ! the following -
lowing correspondence :
HONOLULU , Jan. 1. IS95-There were
no fresh developments In the threatened up-
rising unti last Sunday afternoon , the Gth
Instant : when tha marshal's detectives
brought news for that officer Immediately to
summon the cabinet and leading ofcers or
the military and Citizens' guards for con
aultatlon. In a few minutes aCer their ar-
rival Deputy Marshal Irown and a squad
ef police , under Captain Parker , left for the , .
beach al Wal-kl kl , with orders to search
tIm premlsee of Henry Dertelmnnn , a prom-
mont royalist , for arms and ammunition.
Just previous to reaching the Illace the pose
WaR joined ( by Charles I. , Carter , Alfred Car-
ter and J. D , Castle , who lived near by . all
members of the Citizens' guard On ap-
, < . prcachlng the house the deputy marshal
. ' left tha squad on the lawn while ha entered
the house , and , finding Berte'mann and a
strange white man there , proceeded te read
hIs warrant. When hal way through shots
were heard from the housc.
The olcers asked quickly : "Whal does
that mean ? "
Dertelmann replied : "I llow nothing
about Il ; there are no arms here "
MET BY A VOLLEY.
' Brown rushed out to Join his squad juel as
Jfr Charles Carter shouted : "Thero they are
under the boalshed , " pointing to a shed In
the rear of , the lot , and rushing forward , fol-
lowe hy hIs cousIn , Caette , and the others.
Al that Instant a vole ) ' was , fro-hy n crowd
of natives under the sited , and Charles Car- '
tot and Lieutenant 11011 . fell wounded. The i
police charged and drove the natives out
on the beach , , when the later retreated to
tile brush , keepIng up a dEulory firing.
As the police only , numbered eIght , and there
were thrr or four times as many natives ,
_ , f they returned to the hens , taking with thorn
three of the rebels whom they had cp lure
In the melee , during which some sixty shots
were fred , .
Taking the wounded men In and first
Irsl
carIng for them al well as p03slble , they
searched the prIsoners , placing Dertelmann
urner arrest The first one wal recognized
I John Lane. He hall a heavy revolver ,
belt of cartridges and rile ; the second a
7 pocket pistol and belt of cartridges. The
l. other was unarmed , but a shorl rifle was '
found behind the door , which evidently belonged -
longed to him . as Shell says he was the man
who shot him. TherQ Is nQ doubt that Car-
ter's three wounds came from Lane's pistol ,
Il having three empty chambers. Dy thIs
time time rebels regained theIr courage and
surrounded the house , frIng Into II relleat-
' edly. Leaving one man to guard the IJrls-
4' oners , the officers returned the Ire , but
7t without efect , as theIr assailants could nol
be Been ,
Realizing thal their case was desperate
and that word must be got to town at all
hazards , It was re1Ived that Brown and
Parker shouhl make a dash for their hearses ,
which were ted near the house. This was
done with success , and they were soon al
the nearest telephone
Alfred Carter , who had been missing since
time wounding of his cousin , was supposed to
be dead but In realy had escaped with the
-.5 seine idea and for the purpose of getting n
r " doctor for his cousin , He had already telephoned -
phoned to the marshnl's oOee , besides being
fortunate In finding ' a doctor , with whom he
returne 1 to the scene of the Ighl alone. On
apprcaehln the gate they were met wih a
volley. Dropping to the ground , Carter returned -
turned three 1hots , but realizing the Impos-
elbilty of getting Into th ? house unhurt , they
both made their escape. About this time
the natives were advancing on thee house to
take Il by storrn . when one or thee officers
told Bertelmann he would blow his brains
s t out on the instant the first lan vent In-
' ' . . side the house and hurt anyone , Dertel-
r mann called to thee natives oulslll ta that
effect firing , ami they at once withdrew and ceased
REGULARS TO TIE nESCUE.
Within two minutes after receiving the
telephone account of the fght a detail I or
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thlrty-two'men from the regulars stationed
r ? I the government building was ordered out.
The command was , given to LIeutenant ICing ,
the same who led thn expedition against the
leer oUlnw , Koulou , sonic months since.
Volunteers wera called for , and nearly every
mal In the barracks stepped to the front.
" 'lhln ten Ilnutos the detail was on the
way as fast as horses and wheels could larry
thel , the distance being nbqut four immiios.
As won as the ) ' cale within shooting dis-
tanc of the scene of action thE ntyes fired
a parting volcy ) and fell , Alfred Carter all
Dr. Wulers came up at thlB time nlll were
quickly followed by others . Charles Carter
received the ledlcal attention he so much
'C needed. X was found he was shot In the
breasl twice and once In the leg One or the
breast wOIIIs ranging downward eltred the
abdomen , lie was taken 10 his residence i
ncalh , where ho eled early the next morn-
IuS Hals wound was through time breast , I
but Is not neeEarly fatal. lie was sent to
'r the hospital ,
' SOOI after Deputy Marhal Brown arrived ,
and time IlrelnlsEs were thoroughly searched .
'l'heo servant deiii.tl there
'ho Japanese Ilenllll were
terms there , but a six-shooter lt hIs ear Induced -
duced hIm 10 bring to light several riles all
listol Ileutenant , King sent tht rlseners
to town 111 asked for further orders. lIe
t ' \'aa told to hohl lho 111co I I 11 ollil ( as I
\vas evidently a distributing poInt for arms.
At daylight n large force of natives , who
s lead taken a strong position on the slope of
.p. fliamnemmel head , attacked bun , After stamlnj
lire about an homer amid 1111nl the natives hall
the "Ivantago ef numbers and position , Ilen- ,
.v" tenant ICing mo\ed Ills force to Suns Scolcl , n :
pleisuro resort a few hundrclI ) 'lrll nearl'r :
town , with telelJhono conmmuuielm'ations. In a
short theme after the telephone was csell
Lieutenant .o'ne And twnty-n\o more of the
regular were Bent Olt , The nulbe or insurgents -
lurgenhl was variously estmated frolic l0
to :00. With Coyno's force was comet an eIght
centhneter 1lei1 piece .
OPENED WI'1 A I0WITZ I.
L Ireadtul Murray ot th ? Clt&.I ' guard : ,
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with twenty-five special and ten mounted
police , were enl out on a roach leading to
the rear of the Insurgents. They mel with
no resistance tmt lhey reached Pablo vaI-
Icy . over the ridge of which a stone wall
extends , behind whIch a large body of Insurgents -
surgents , with a small howitzer , were es-
lablshet , The Irsl intimation Murray1s
force had or an enemy was a shower of bul-
lets and shrapnel , which did no harm . lad
the natives waited n little longer Murray's
troops could leave been nnnlhlated , They
retreated a short distance , established and
fortified a camp and established telephone
communication with Lieutenant King , the
object hieing to prevent any possible retreat
ThIs fight occurred on thc side of a mountaIn.
whose serrated shies form almosl Inaccessible -
ble valleys of little width I was the object
of the governmenl troops to drive thO rebels
around time base of the mountain from whence
there Is no escape except over thee famous
Pal real , which ten or twenty men could
hell agalnsl a small army.
As soon al II was known In 1onoluln on
Sunlny afternoon thal there was organized
resistance to the government , no time was
lost In communicating the fact 10 its SUI1-
porters , both by telephone and messenger.
No general alarm was given , Il nol being
deemed ncessar ) ' . In response the four companies -
panics of militia Ilonne 1 their uniforms and
repaired to their armories the members of
the Citizens' guard reported to their re-
spctve rendezvous , antI yel so quietly was
everything done that many In the city were
unaware that anything had happene out or
the usual Sunday qnlet
Between 8 and 9 1' . m" , however the lp-
pea ranee of squalls of the citizens' guard
al every street corner told the tnle. Pea
pie were quietly warned to go hmomuce and
stay thmere. Every Important avenue was
guarded by "quais numb rlng from twenty
to forty members of this bcdy leaving the
entire military force at the immediate dIsposal -
posal of the government. Cabinet and arm ) '
officials made theIr headquarlers nl lhe mar-
shal's omee during time night , but nothing
occurred 10 warrant partcular alarm.
PROCLAIMED MARTIAL LAW.
In the morning the news from the front
decided the government to take Immediate
and stringent measures for is protection. Al
9:30 : martial law was proclaimed , and nil
saloons and liquor stores closclt. The news
of the death of Carter , who was a popular
young lawyer , and was recently elected a
member of the legislature intensified the
general feeling and II would have gone hard
with his assassins head they not been
strongly guarded Dy noon 'lom1y all the
stores were closed , and lhere were few people -
plo on the streets. The street cars and
'buses were stopped , and the only excitement
was al the marshal's office , where arms were
being distributed.
The announcemenl that the writ of hab3as
corpus was suspended was quickly lolowed
by one reqnlrlng all persons nol engaged In
the military cr police force to deliver all
arms or ammunitions In their pos sslon to
time mar hal within twenty-four hours. After -
tom conferring with Captain Murray al noon
01 Monday , Captain Zeigler and a company
of regulars was dispatched to his aid , taking
wIth them an Austrian field piece. The ten
Pound shels from this gun scattered the
natives In every direction , but did not seem
to hurl any one of thom Al 2 o'clock the
troops advanced nnd forced the rebels In the
brush , Lleutenanl Ludwig and len men be-
Ing detailed for a lank movement. As
soon al Ludwig got Into position the natives
were beaten Ind scattered Into the dense
brush , followed by the troops. I Is certain
many of them were , \vounded here , as blood ,
shreds of clothing , etc. , were seen every-
where. The only man wounded from the
government force was LudwIg , who received
a flesh wound In the l lgh.
TOOK THE FIST PRISONERS.
Here time first prisoners were taken seven
In number , and from them Il was learned
, theat the lenders of the rebels were Sam Now-
len , formerly colonel of the queen' 1ouse-
hold guards , and Hoberl Wilcox . who was
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the leader of the revolution In 1887 , thee olher
Ilrominenl one being halt whites , formerly
In the service of the queen After the first
surrender the natives came dropping Into
the . goverl1enl' camps In bunches , until
there were soon more prisoners than troops
The prisoners claimed they had GOO rifles ,
but only 600 men were arrested. - Al G o'eloclt
time government forces camped for the lghl ,
pursuit being Impossible In the dense brush ,
Whie this was going on the tug Eleu ,
with n field piece and I detail of time sharp
shooter company , lefl Honolulu , mind In I
haI hOlr was In a position to shell from the
rear the natves whose camp fronted Llcu-
tenant King's comumnand A few wehl-di-
rected shots scattered them Ite sheep , one
shot falling directly Into the native camp :
I Is known that five men were killed here
and a large number wounded The natives
were pursued by Lieutenant Coync's com-
pany as far as the nature of the ground al-
lowed. A shot from his field piece scattered
a crowd of them who appeared on the edge
of the crater , and four deadbodies were the
result . 'hlrty-slx rifles , two 100-pound boxes
of cartridges and two dynamite bombs were
found In an Improvised fort , also a lot of
clothing , including a. UnltC1 States navy
dress coa I Squads of troops scoured the
summit of Diamond Head , but no natives
were found. Two casc of gin were found
and brought to headqunrters. After being
examined by Dr Cooper , the army surgeon ,
the stuff was pronounced poisoned and de-
stro'ed.
A government spy who halt been sent ta
the rebel camp returned on Tuesday al 10
P. m" , stating that he hal succeeded In
reaching time camp and gaining the conn-
deuce of time natives , There were about 150
lence natves
Uller command of Robert Wilcox , who
claimed to have 1,000 men , with plenty Qf
arms , provisions , etc. Sam Nowleln , wIth
seventy-five more , was sold to be within a
short distance . The rebel program was to
march to Punch Bowl and capture the Pow-
tier magazine lhere. Time spy's storle3 caUsed
two companies of volunteers to occupy Punch
howl before mldnlghl. One field piece was
taken along
Al noon on Wednesday there were IG3
11rlsoners In jai , about 100 being' prIsoner
of war. .
var.REIThLS PENNED IN
During the afternoon heavy \ firing was
heard nt 11anoa valley. At 4 o'cloek a com-
pony of sharlshooters and another of time
Citizens guard drove the rebels rrom the
ridge downward , while the cOlpnnles and
battery from the Punch howl were In pos-
session of the other side of time Valley . The
rebels were hemmed In , with no possible es-
, cape except by hamt to hal\l climbing for
2,000 feet. The lowest estimate of the rebel
force Is sixty time highest 200. At G p. m.
a courier brought word that one rebel hal
been 1 < led , one mortally wounded and six
captured , Al midnight another rebel was
captured , Carl Wideman , son of 1.luokn-
lanl's latest envoy to the United Stales , has
been missing since last Thursday , and II Is
helev,1 he wi be found Imng
the rebels. There were no casual-
ties on the governmenl side . Two
prisoners from time seal < war were
sent In yesterday , One Is n half white car-
penter named l'ool , who says he left the
Wilcox party the night berore. When cap-
tled he hall I WInchester and 100 rounds of
cartrIdges. None of the Wilcox party hall
had anythIng to eat since 10nday except
guavas and Ii bullock they hall killed. Pool
said Wicox had thirty men ) 'et. The rest
of his party were either wounded , dead , de-
serlel or taken Icrisomeers , Another capture
was Arthur Fitzgerald . Straggling prisoners
were brought In during the afternoon , anti
at this tme II looks as though all , wlh the
exception of Wicox aced his band ot thirty ,
have ) been wlpe,1 out. A cavalry corps Is
being orgeeteized The city Is quiet , and the
backs anti man of the stores have resumed
business. A few arrests have been made
In town on 6u8plclon.
January H.-The steamship Alameda ar-
rh'et from thee colonies at G a. m. No one Is
allowed to go on board on any I'retense. I .
She I" 10 sail at 3 I' . liC. Nothing new fromem
the front ul vresent. The ex-queen's Ilrem-
Ises are Inder Iloleo surveiliamece. leI
Wmnleington Place residence WR raided on
"
1cnday and a quantity of arms confiscated.
Wl'al acton will be taken In her case can-
not bo ascertained
I The { hlan man-of-war l Esmeralda flying
the \I'nezuelun flag . has arrived lucre
I .toleeu T Wa lrlloule , I miiOnaire and the
oldut 1I'rchut : Il honolulu Is dead
GOOD WORDS \ FOR 1 FAURE
Periers Succesor Puised by the Pres3 of
Englanls ' Capital ,
FRANCE'S FIRST PROTESTANT RULER I ,
A Maim \ Htholltogle8 , wth time Imagina-
ton ot thee Sonthcrncr , l'ractical Sense
of time urJan acid Serious
IJU at R Sonelto .
LONDON , Jan. lS.-The Paris correspondent -
enl or them Daily New says : "The memu'osrs '
of congress arrived al Versailles practcJly I'
unpledged. One of the results of the multi- I
plely of parties In t'rnee Is thal they are I
unable to put forward a strong man on an ,
emergency . 'fhere cannot ba that selentlc
organization which Is used to perfecton In
America , where thee successor of an American
Caslmlr-Perler would have been there when
wanted ,
"Congress hal had a hurried look. The
ladles' dreese were the best they could
show , but were nol mate for the occaion ,
Daron de Courcel , the I'reneh ambassador to
Great lhrltaiim , Is said to have spent two hours
In handshakIng lie seemed to know every-
body. A lady who was taken by many to be
Sarah lernhardt salon thee tribune reserved
for the wives of senators. Her figure , features -
tures and style were strikingly lernhardl-
esque. When 'ahlect-Housscnu's , ] name
was called . she blew a kiss to him wHh the
tip of her ran. She was his wHe. lIe showed
no anxiety during time first ballot , but bestirred -
stirred himsel during the second M.
Plure was little noticed until the first count ,
when It became certain thaI he would win.
"I regard lhls as the mosl reassuring sign
wo have yet had for the quiet of France .
Presldcnl Faure Is a moderate. but unlte
Cashnlr-Perler or Waldeck-flousseau he will
heave no prejudice against calling radicals to
office whenever they have a majority. M.
Waldecl-HousBlu would have dissolved the
Chamber. Thl3 accounts for hIs defeat. M.
Faure , on time contrary , will try to agree
with the Chambpr. In many respects he
will bo a president hike Carnet , thaI Is to :
say without angles. lie Is a fast friend of
ex-Minister Siegfried , who takes a deep interest -
teresl In the Young Men's Christian associa-
tion . I dwell upon this fact , keeping In mind
the proverb that 'A man Is known by the
company he keeps. ' This friendship speaks
volumes of praise for the IW president. M.
Slegrred showed as much joy over the elec-
ton 's though M. Faure was a beloved son.
M. aure's protestantsm Is nol narrow , since
his daughter married a Roman Catholc , beet
he himself never embraced Catieohicismn.
Thererore he Is the first Protestant ruler
that France has ever had , for Henry IV.
mounted the throne after recltng : al Notre
Dame M. Faure Is nn able speaker , of
southern fluency and ImagInaton , wih the
hearth head and practical sense of the Norman.
Like Caret , his opInions are rather neutral ,
but In fast hues. He has a gravity that Is
the opposite of dullness " and he Is 50 free
from conceit thal he can agrEe with almost
any one. Ills presence Is firmer than thal of
any other presldenl. Hs figure Is tail and
well knit , but Is that of a man In whom the
nervous system predomInates over the mus-
cular. 'There Is the seriousness of the
Arab-Semite In the well set eyes though
he can heave no Semite blood , unless througb
the Saracens who overrun the south of
France and settled for some time at NlmM
Ills reatures are finely sllaped. When a
smile lghts up his pensive countenance Il
makes II chrmlng. He has the name at
being an obliging and kind and eonsclentou
master. Ills character Is l too harmoniously
develope for streaks of dishonesty to In-
vade It . Ills black eyebrows and mustache
contrast wih hIs snowy cl03eeul balr. He
bas the look of Clemenceau In hIs eyes ,
forehead and the shape of his hea , which Is
round and well poised.
"Id. Faure bas had hIs eye a god deal
'on China since she and Japan went lo war. i
He leeks forward to startling developments
In foreign affairs. He Is nol one of the
jingoes , but the reforming spirit lee showed
Jngoes
al the marIne ministry ahd his great ac-
tvity heave endeared him lo all there. He
has been too hard and serious a workman
al his own business and In public affairs to
b mixed up In the Reinachi , Felix , Martin
or other financial affairs that have ben so
detrimental to the republic. "
FAUII NO UETTIJ TIAN PEICIER .
lress of 1'lrt" n"rlly Sltsled with the
Now Chief Executive ,
PARIS , Jan. 18.-The election of Id. Felix
Fauro has been well received by the moderate -
ate press and Is vlolenty cr tclzed by time
radical and socialists newspapers. I
The Journal des Debats says Il Is gratified .
al the defeat of M Drlsson and that In : .
electing M. Faure , who Is a man or liberal
all moderate mind and clear and sound In-
teliect. thee national assembly places the
destinies of France In good hands
The Radical Is of the olnlon thaI the
election leaves maters In the condition of
uncertaInty and of instability from which
lhe republic Is suffering.
M ! Ulerand , the socialist deputy and
editor of the Petite Hepuhlque , says 'In ' his
paper Ibis morning thal ! I. Faure Is nol
president but a mere supernumerary , add-
lug : "The socialist party cannot be diverged -
verged by the election of a man who has
neither individuality of character nor par-
tcular worth. "
The Lanterne predicts the beginning of an
era of violent reaction , and add : : "Where
Casimir-I'erier failed Faume wl also fail ,
We shal return to Versailles before the
year expires "
Paris was very tranquil last night. The
boulevards were no more crowded than usual
and the suburbs were nol excted. : The workIng -
Ing classes were astonished al M. Drlsson's
defeat , but no demonstrations were reported
'ho entire lolce force was held In readiness
for an emergemecy , but their services were
nol required for anything further than the
police duties . .
( olco dutes.
A meeting of socimihists and others took
place yesterday evening at time 1aison du
leuple al which n number of exciting
speeches were timade Resolutions strongly
condemning 11 , Felix Faure were adopted
and other resolutions demanding the suppression -
sion of the presidency were passed amid
cries of "Viva la revolution soclale ! "Down
; with reacton I"
I1ULIN , Jan IS-The National Zeltung
says M , I"aure was only elected with the
help of a majoriy or the senate , whlcb was
the fate or M , Cashnlr-Perler. whose political
leaning Is identical with that of Id , Faure ,
The paper does not predict greater permanence -
nonce for thee presidency of 1. Iraure .
Time Vosslscho Zelung says that 11 , Faure
haa hiherto been known abroad as n pol-
ticiame , but Is regarded as beIng above reproach -
preach , Il adds that he Is a very energetic
and earnesl worker
The Tagehlatl says Il expects 1. Faure's
policy will be a IIelfo one 'fhe question la
how long he will he able to wIthstand rad-
Icalsm and socialsm , '
ltjl hhuuhre"t by 1 Storm.
AUCKLAND N. Z" , Jan , 18.-Ad\'lces received -
ceh'C1 here from the Fiji Islands report thaI
a terible hurricane has swept over the whole
group doing great damage to shipping. In
addition lany lives were lost t , a number of
buildings were destroyed , plantations were
ruined and five churches at Suava colallsed ,
The Anglican church was unroofed and the
bonded stores were wrecked , but the sugar
nulls were not Injured.
! erluuI'nlanches In Smmhtzeriumntl.
DEHNJ , Switzerland , Jan. lS.-Avalanches
In the canton of Teno have caused great
destruction of property and loss of life. All
traffic Is completely disorganized.
Cnnlot Hrcuo ( let , 11Ult.
LONDON . , Jan 18.-Owing to the mass or
timber , etc swept by the Inrush of water
lu the Dig lake mine at Audley , StaUord-
,
shire , all hope of raclng the nlncty-two
men who did nol succeed In escaping has
been abandoned
OU1ifltEtltS .N ( ommol } :
Reports that lUng George 'las AhdlcltCll
nn.l n Iovnllton Irpkcn Uut.
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LONDON , Jan. IS-At'the banking house
of the Iothschlds Il wa Mil a telegram
was received today on the Stock exchange
stating thal a revolution lied broken out In
Oreeee.
The Creole consul here has hearll nothing
of the reported Insurrecton , A dispatch received -
cclved In Paris declares that disturbances
occurred last evening In front of the
Chamber al Athens anti thee situation Is said
to be ! n'e. .
IAnS , Jan , IS-The rumor that n rebel-
lon had broken out In Greece was current
upon the bourses of this city. VIenna all
Berlin. Nothing , however , has been ro-
cel'C1 direct from Athens on the subjccl
The latest bourse rumors Include the report -
port of the abdication of the king of Greece ,
George I. The reports however , are nol In
any way confirmed.
A dlsatch from Athens gives n formal
denial to time reports that a rebellion had
broken out In Greece The dispatch n'dlls
heat the country Is ever'where perfectly
chn.
ATll NS , Jamm IS-Meetng to protest
against an Increase of taxation continue to
be held In various parts or Greece. On several -
eral occasions there has been much excite-
xcte-
IEl growing omit of thel , but tO dls-
turbances.
ELECTIII ) A Inv IHI CTOI""TE.
Union Uanl ef St. . .10InN. . F. , Getting
Onto a No\ . 1ootimmg.
" No100thl.
ST. JOHNS , N F. , Jan 18-The shareholders -
ers of thee Union bank mel again last ought
to elect directors to replace those by whose
mlsmanagemenl the failure of the bani was
brought about. A new hoard of five keen
business men was elected They will have 10
consult with the go\'ernmenl on the mater
of reorganization. The glyernmenl has a bill
table providing for the winding up of the
bank , but Il Is ollposed by the shareholders
and many of the creditors : Time city Is indignant -
nanl al the disgraceful showing made by the
cx-dlrectors of the bank. Four of lbem
owed ,7GO,000 on overdrafts 'and exchange
Of this sum thee bank loses ,000,000 hope-
lessly. The trade value of Union bank notes
Is dropping steadily. Today they were worth
only GO cents on the dollar , beet time bank Is
expected to pay about GO cents when It Is
wound up. ThIs will take about two 'ears.
DUCE HAS O1'IL1t TO ADD
Ills : IIUUe to time I"hml Effort of the I're-
tenler to thee Frlueh Tlmrommo
DOVER , Eng" , Jan. lS.-The duke of Or-
leans and his suite left Dover for London
today. M , da hlonival . thee secretary ' of the
1
duke , In conversation with t. reporter of the
conversaton 1 I
Associated press today said the duke was not
willing to male any stalemenl other than
thaI contained In his maniest' , which was
exclusIvely cabled to the ' Associated press
yesterday afternoon. Referring to an alleged
interview with the duke of Orleans which
was printed In England yesterday M. de
Donl'al said theo duke had.nol. conversed with
any reporter and' that the Interview was n
pure fabrication.
SAID FAl WELL TO , nxs ST.\FJ.
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'
: . Fauro Leavis the 'Jlnlhy of MarIne
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for time : IJlce
PAnS , Jan. 18.-The Btr Df tle-minister
of marine called upou President Fauretodemy _
and bid farewell to hIm as their "Ial . chl f.
farewel
The president fthel w nl to the , Elysee
palace , where lIe was re c l\'ed with military
honors , and took possession of the rooms
previously occupied by Id. Caslmlr-Perler.
The tew president , however , will nol take
up his official residence until Wednesday
nexl. _ _ _ _
Cutting VI I Live Inn ,
CITY OF MEXICO Jan. 18.-The people of
Tezeoco are greatly c clted .over the dissac-
lon of a peon named Antonio Vangose while
still al\e , While a medical student was
making the dissection , the supposed corpse
writhed In agony and sprang to his feel shouting -
lng , "Oon'l kilt mel"l The dissector endeavored -
deavorcd to put back pieces of flesh and sew
up the Incisions. The effort was of no avail
and the man was a corpse In , two days.
11e5es Equals : Jeenowski's Score
PARS , Jan. 18.-Play In the chess matl '
between J. Mlese and ! . Jarqwskl , was ru-
sumed al the Cafe do , la Gegencle yesterday
when Mleses won the seventh game. Present -
enl score : Ueses , 3 ; Jlnowskl , 3 ; drawn , 1
1"w Knights of the Jhtck 1 "IIl. i
BERLIN , Jan. 18.- mperor William attended -
tended the chapter of tee order of the Black
t\e \
Eagle Thursd&y al whlcb a number of new
Imlghts were appolntcd.
.
\'clr Itllurtn \ o I"ranee.
PARS , Jan. 18.-Th Iports of France
for the year 1894 amounted to 4,119,465,000
francs , and the exports rooted up 3,275,047,000
francs
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- JUSTIOE J'ULI.lm'S,1nl SlS.
After I seapln 11\111\0 S .eral Efforts Are
1\110 to ! url lIla house.
PIERRE , B. D" Jan 18-t81Icclal ( Tele-
gram.-Justice Fuller of time stale supreme
Court appear to have I Nemesis. A week
ago I man from Flulk county , who had
been beaten In I law suit In which Justice
Fuller presided , came' down here wih the
avowed intention ot Itlln the judge anti
blmllf , hut was captured and fs now on I
his way to the Yanlton insane asylum
Last Iulonaay night two attempts were
. lo06ay
mude to burn the judge's house. His barns
stand about thirty feet , ( rom time hcse ,
antI there wa a stack of , hay close 'o the
barns. This was Ire early In the even-
ing , but tl ( blaze With dicjcovereci rend ex-
tnJulslell before great d\covcred % 'nH clone.
Later In the evenlnl I elmage set on
Ire and the following night again , but
each tme , thouh the dnlue wets consl-
ermible' , time buildings were. ymevetl (
ThIs afternoon a man calk' at the house
and inquired If the juulgt was at home.
When answered In , jUll , he lake.l
lor the bo's Uelng tolell tnlve they were
Ihsent also , he left , anti Iwlhln lIve mln-
ItS thee whole rear ot , the house was
ablaze . Some one , presunmblY the
stranser , had thrown n can of kerosene
against the Kile of thu' hduse and touched
u match to it . I wus dUcov red mmmcdi-
atoiy a 11 put out , but -m6t . before consll-
erlhle damage was done. , lhe stranger has
not been found ,
. - I-
Jilt J'JC U.lllJlmS ,
Maim SUIJleelel of the ( tln1"a lolnVI'
Cnlltureel cit lt. Loul. .
ST LOUIS , Jan , lB.-A ' young man who
call hlmsulf Charlel ICing Inl who Is sus-
Ilectell of heaving been icuphicatecl In the
!
1\1lcatell
hole up and $12,0 roLbety ot an express
car on the Chicago , ' ' 13ur1ngton & Quincy
railroad Il Chlleohe , nepr ' Otumwu , la" ,
last Sateirtiay , Is locked 4up. 10 was arrested -
rested by Utcer McNei lit r tl0 Thlrc Ila-
Irlct In a Ilisreputuble resort at the instance
of one of the Inmates , who ' gathered from
hIl talk elc" , thal he was concerned In time
Iowa robhery , lie had a big revolver antI .
consilerhle money anti ( hits description til-
lies wIth one ot tIocce sent out from
0 ttumwa. tiose
1OUEIU.Y , Mo . , 'Jail. lB.-Frank Uate-
man , an ex-emlllo of lime \'ala . h , was
arrested here today as One of the robbers
that held up the Cimiceegn , Burlington &
Quincy traIn six miles from Otulwa last
hatterdmmy night. let. S ? I'IY. another ex-ean-
110)'e of the \'nbaah hi /11$0 Illd to leave
been connected with the robbery .
. .
Uoln ! Mill 1111 op / S rbke .
Br LOUIS , Jun 18..A Irlke has been
precipitated al the Tudor Iron Works 'In
East lit . Louis by au at'ml't ' Ol the part
of the manaGemenl to replace the 10PI
rollers , who have blen patti from U2 to 11&
u duy , with IIH htnllu whose wages tire
nol more than $ Per 1- . All the cm-
110)11 belonging to the A\\mated Ab-
lolaton of Iron and 6tl < 1 Workers have
stopped 11 worl\ pen luj a ' ttlment lf the
trouble , and the mill ' j 11' , Ab'eut 2'
men are affected . 'I \ . m'l Icment clams
I ' men ( heel are with not Its leII new 17 tary I't I : t \ ; .es , slttid
FIRST STEP TO CmlPROMISE
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Ex-Governor Monotte Returns to Piero to
Represent Taylors Donlslen ,
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RESULT or TIlE CIICAGO"CONFERENCE
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Attorney for thin Uofallor Says lIe Can
Secure Taylor's SIJnatnro Rt AnY
'lmo flied Jleleto SIYI That' ,
. \1 thee State Wil Got.
PIERRE , S. D" , Jan. IS.-Spcclal ( Tele-
gram-Ex.Governor ) Arthur C. Meletee ,
who has been attending a meetng of the
bondsmen of ex-Trasurer Taylor In Chicago ,
returned to the city tOday 'anll grntCI nn
Interview , In whlcl he declared In his jUdg-
menl time treasurer has left theo country
The blllmeluhll : n conference wih Lawyer -
yer Tenney of Chicago , who was In con-
sulaton wIth Taylor before his flight a 111
who Ices the Ilresenl managemenl of his
affairs . Tenney refused to medicate thc where
nbouts of Taylor , but declared tlal lee hall
ful power of attorney In the case and could '
when of
necessary , produce the signature
Taylor and hIs wlfo. Melete states thaI
Taylor had'er ' little ' with him and
) \ 'ery Ito lmcoimey ,
heat lhera Is every reason to suppose that
mosl of the cash which ho was SUIJllSel1 to
have In his possession nl tim ( line cf time
flight was paid over to secure loans made to
tide the treasurer over until the end of the
camnpaign As a mater of fact 'ylor did
durIng thee last weeks of December take up
a number cf his prlvnte obligations . lie
owed thee Chasl National bank of New York
$20,000 , secured by his personal lte , endorsed -
Ilorscd by hIs fathmcr , and time Lafayette batik
$10,000 similarly secured , and ho paid oft
these miotes lie also dlscmrged I number
of ether debts whlel had been guaranteed
by personal friends.
! CRITICIZES TAYLOR'S JUDmIENT.
1elele states heat Taylor has probably
been shorl for a number of year , In fact ,
ever since he wenl Into the 0111cc . In fact ,
Instead of beIng the cool , eonservatvo business -
ness mnn lee was universaly considered to be ,
he seems to have gene Into every wid enterprise -
terprlso he could find , and has evidently
been the tool of desIgning men. For example -
ample , he Invested $15,000 In Anacortez on
the Pacific coast In town lots which are not
today worth a cent. lie pul $35,000 Into
Chicago real estate al the three of the World's
faIr , and boughl property which could not
be sold today for a third of lhal sum. lie
also invested $10,000 In a World's fair hotel ,
which proved a great financial faiure , and
bought town lots In Cripple Creek , Colo" ,
which resulell In heavy fnancial loss. These ,
In connecton with the wild way In whIch
ho placed the state money $20,000 In one
place and $100,000 In another , wrecked him ,
as Il was sure t do. When the campaIgn
was on last fall he found himsel close to
thee wall , ndn , tough friends and relatives
raised all they could to prevent exposure
before thee election , and I took - all or nearly
all , the money ho got from time special cal
for taxes In December to square these.
Meleta thinks he did net carry away to
exceed $50,000. The bomlsm wi attempt
to secure a release from thee state , and , incase
ease they can'l gel that , will fghl the
collection on thee ground thnl the stale did
not 'emso due diligence In ' watchjeIn tim treasurer ' -
urer and heat the heavy shortage could
, easily hn\'o.been discovered al acer time dur-
Ing the past two ycrs. ' -
CUTTING % Lt. 8AL , ImS.
Sonth Dakota Legilator Devote SOlO
Tlma to lice Ulcuulln or Ecoieuouj .
PIERRE , S. D" , Jan 18-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) senate spent thee day largely In
discussion of economy. I began well by pass-
Ins , with a vote of 42 to I , Senator Doyco's
bill for a constitutional convention. Then
the mater of pay for the senate employes
was taken up. The commitee on legislative
pendltures reported favorably on cutting
the salaries from 50 cents to $1 a day over
those of two years ago , bul after n hour's
discussion , which Senators Doyce , Lothln
and Lawrence supported the commitee and
Senators Pease Rice , Howell and Wison op-
Ilosed It . the senate , by a vote of
27 lo IG , gave the clerks thee old
schedule. After the introduction of
a considerable number of bills
Senator Alpin moved to adjourn over until
Tuesday , and General Pease and one or two
others supported him , when Senator Foote
jumped to his feel and read the riot act to
the senate . declaring that In the present
condition of the state It was lhelr business
to work , and heat It they wIshed to finish
theIr business In good shape during the ses-
sion they oughl to keep clean books every
day oote's speech was supported by
Lthlnn , Doran , howard and Allison , and II
carried the senate witle hIm , On the motion
crrle wih moton
to adjourn , lher was not a negative vote.
In tho'houso Mr. ohisnier's bill , providing
Ulnl ontslda Insurance companies shal not
Jlaco Ire Insurance In this state except .
lhrwh resident agents , licensed by the
state auditor , passed. Ale Mr. Hair's bill
legalizing the election of 1894 In Butte
county , under which the county seal was
located Vlel's bill raising ' ( he exempton of
personal property to $100 and prvldlng lhal
each person shal Isl all his personnl ' property -
erty wIth thee county auditor , came up
After a levly dlscusslQn , In which It was
advocated by Glass , Dowdel and McCuughey
amid opposed by Herrick , Wison , Parker ,
Donohue , Lucas and others , It was Imlef-
mutely postpned
Speaker howard was granted leave of ab-
cenea for three days and Glass of Codlng-
ton county was unanimously elected speaker
irotenm . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SCANDALS I : IUl1WiT\ .
Legislative IlreslJuton Stir VI 6010
Unt1 Uenls oem 1tpproeritutioai .
ST PAUL . , Jan. lhi.-In the house today
Mr . Feig called , up his resolution to investigate -
gate the fnancial stalus of all punle funds
which are alleged to be deposited In thee
Interest of and for the benefit of those
public officials ha\lng them In charge , II.
Smih of Hennepin county Introduced n sub-
stute resolution for the same Investgaton
to be made by a Joint committee Instead of
simply by a committee of the hOlse , but
gives the chief aUlhorlty In the mater to
the leublic cxamlner. ! r. Foig positively op-
posed the see 'Jecl ace the ground that the
one official , who could heave nothing to do
\lth time mater , sInce It was largely through
his failure of duty heat such I state of I
affairs as the resolution Indicated < became
lcsibie . was the Public examiner. lie asled
simply for n fair mend honorlblo investigation
of these most serious charges ,
A letter frol the attorney general of Wisconsin -
consin on "the ( treasury scandal" In lhat
state was reach , In whIch he said he had
heard thal minor officials had received
personal benefs from funds In theIr charge
In thee same way as In Wisconsin , and gave
details of the amounts received from former
treasurers In Wisconsin , Mr. Feig I said this
Invetgatcn Is nol' intended for persecutlocm ,
nor should a whitewah be permitted , He
did nol say that ( thee state treasurers of
Minnesota had ben doIng anything wrong ,
hut since such allegations had been made In
the newspapers be Ihought there should be
a thorouKh investigation . These reports , of
'le ' gal actions Icy slate or other public treai-
urers 18\1 the amount as from $1.0,00 . to
$250,000 : tha reports showed over $300,000 of
state bonds deoslC In hanks that have
ailed , lie wanted proof of the truth or
falsity ef the charges , and eXllresel1 the
bOI ) : Ihal thee charges would be proven false ,
Ie ended with an eloquent appeal In SUp )
p3rt of lets request for an investigation.
Mr Underwoo ot \ennepln favored the
I eIg reoluton , Thee SmIth substitute was
defeated by a unanimous vote After some
little dluulon of thee lechnlcal wording or
pert of the resolution It WW adopted without
change , on roll cal by 10i ayes , no negative
vote beIng cast. .
! \\et It Short of cmii I > lton.
BOSE , 11aho , Jan. IS.-The ballot In the
senatorial contest today showed on\ one
ehnn e. One of S\eet'l men was nbsent
nceti Senator " 'll who was elected by 1
ant
relncbitcan-ulenmocrntio flln , votell rur
Sholl" , 'I'Iiue r slit \11 : Sweet 20 : ShOI )
16 "hrr Is still no chnlge In time Iltln-
thon. Thl 110l\lstl do nol appear to ha'l
determlncl to Interlere yet . ' 1 \ ler Is mnlh
talk totimmy of Ilnrl hmorsci * . Governor Me.
Connel's nnme II quite frlch' Isl..1 In thll
! onneeton ; allo thll of 'i'm' , g. ltoralm thl
Boise attrne ) ' aced oralor.
Tn 11\ltl"to :11 Fr"elo Inl ( (
SACRAMENTO , Jan. 1Srcaoiumtloie
lemma ben lcitrochmmcetl In the Cnlfornla ItHls-
Inture demalln ! an hwestglton of the
Ibusel of the mmcamengeneent lf thin Sai
1"\nelo police 1llllrtme\t , After refl'r-
ring to )011'1 COrllJton , bribery . Intlemmicici-
lon anti the rotecton of .1sonlerl '
houle , thl rtlollton nuthorlzes the 11" -
) olltment \ ) ' the Ilclller of 1'0 mem\'rl
of the legislature ni I commlteo wih ful
beovereu of investigation , to report to the
Iowerl relorl
10iSO by February 15.
No ( hole" , II :1111.otn ,
ST I'AUI1 , Jan , 18.-After tnldng Ilx hal-
lots wlholl mich chnnge the relJbltnn
cmucctmeu , by I vote or Ic'entr-one to forty-
remit' , ndjounCl at 12:03 : wlholt setnA n
clay for meleetlmeg IHl withmoemt hiemvlcig tie-
mcelnl wlholt hnvh11 el-
cilet on It candldat" , ' 1I1s throws the
mutr on the leer of time legislature lext
' 1Iolhl ) ' UIIIIS I new caucls II clll'II ,
whIch Is i cmot ' . '
10t Itel ) 'rie "Ixth ballot stood :
Neilon , G ; Wushblrn , GG ; COlstoclt , H ; Mc-
clearr , S ; Iltsbl'H ) ' , 2 ; 'uwne , 1.
Fulord alli Elliott : 111 Sot Meet ,
IIAMII.TON , Onl , .iace 18.-The tournn-
menl under the lusplces of the Hamiton
Gun club was brought to I close today .
C. C. Cocltbun of Toronto nl11 Captain J. '
P. ] trewcr of Hochesler shot for $ , ' , ) I ititic
slle
nt fifty live hlnls , Brewer von . $ : tn 41
El ulforl , Utica , N. Y" heat H ulrlmrn
of lnnrlotn In I twemety.iive-bird contest
for $2 ; 2 to 21. Time mntch between J. A.
H. Elliott of KnnH City mined El Fulford
fOI' $ \0 I side fell through
' \PllrnprhlUnn tl It itt Nebraska .
LITTLE HOCK , Jan 18-A bill alllroprt-
citIng $1,0 to send corn to strlclten Ne-
II kl WUR Introduced In the house toeln ) ' ,
( Jovermior-clect J.P. Clarke was Illucteil
IntQ the Hubemntorlal olce lHlny Iml his
message was read to . the legislature.
BUll.1 0Th' : i'iw 1IUTI'l 10rVIS.
" 'lrelcn from All "vcr the State Como to
Jn Honor to the ieeui.
BUTTE , Mont. , Jan. IS.-Never in the hmis'
tory of Motetana imas thcere been a sadder
spectacle ( lean today , when ( leo bodies of
thmirty vlctiiees of thee terrible disaster of Ttees-
day were consigned to theeir last resting
ielace , All busimeess was suspemeded for time
clay. Time neihitary , witie muffled drums ,
civic societies aXcul all the fire ( leleartmmuents
of time state cmiarchmed in time processiome , Au
buildimmgs were draped in emiourning. Ten
theousand people followed tima dead to thee
cemetery , anti thousands hued ( lie streets.
Nine hearses cometaieied tIme bodies of thee dead
firecmeen. One imearso contaimeed thee bits and
shmreds of leunianity , over which wept ( lee
widow aced orieheans of time brave Marshal
Cameron. Ileheind tue dead firemieen rode
James Flannery , e.ole survivor of time crew.
Eighmt umeclaimned bodies were buried by time
relief conimnittee.
Five of time wouimded at thee hmospital are
sinking and canemot recover. Several parts
of bodies vcr found pday ieaif a mile frone
thee scene of time explosloim.
Several of the victims vere btmrieth privately
yesterday , a8 r the coroner's jury had been
enepaneled anti viewed thee reneain. Thee Inquiry -
quiry intQ the cause of time disaster wleicle is
cxpectd to develop some strong evidence
against tIme owmmers of theo warehouse 3vbero
it is 1ociared mmeany ( lines time amount of
giant ieowtler timat is alio'wed by law was
stored , was postponed until next we k.
Thee work of relief is nmakhng excellent prog.
ress. Nearly $12,000 were subscribed , time
Nortimern I'acilic Railroad company and soy-
crab minimeg concerns contributing $1,000 cache.
Time comnnetttec vicited time families of all thee
victinma and found enany of ( been In most distressing -
tressing conditions. It is significant , in booking -
ing for thee cause of time explosion , timat
nearly all time railroad men wheo rere cmii-
played about thee 'Montana ' Central yards fled
when thee fire began. It is said timat most of
them know theat. theere was a large quantity
of powder stored in time neighborhood , and
thmey iiiformed everybody tlmey met to ( heat
effect. Timero was but $6,500 insurance on au
time property outside of timat owmued by time
railroad companies.
Hour after hour time disaster lens been put.
ting on inure distressing proportions , and It
leeks now as if thee real wcighmt and extent
of thee terrible calaneity would eicver be
hdtmown. Time list of knowie dead Imas swelled
to fifty-theree , and timere ore at least foumr in
time hospitals who cannot recover , Included ice
time list are thee four missing firemen-Dave
Moses , Samn Ash , P. J. Norling acmd Ed Sloan
-but Hot lioftbauer , tear any of thee otleer
neissiieg , Time report seems to have gone
abroad tlmat 'thmo etetiro city was blown up.
Telegranes auth catmhegc'ains to the nuneber of
several theousand hmavo been reeeived fromme nIh
parts of time globe meealcIng inquiries as to thee
safety of friends.
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ILILJ' t MILIJON 11UJfNEI ) UI' .
Most 1)ostrtmcthwo EIrc lie the Ihiuutory of
Itimicon , ( CC ,
MACON , Ga. , Jan , 18.-Time largest fire Ig
the ieistor' of thIs city broke out itt 7:40 :
o'clock tonight in time wlmolesnie dry goods
house of S. Waxelbaum & Some , 'rime build-
immb' and Its commteemts rere qtiickiy tie-
cutroyed. The fleenucs m.Imread to the store of
time Aneericoci shoe herokera next clear ,
licence to thee luninp hardware company's
estaieiimuhement , and vere thcreateciing time
u'leohesaie dry goods hmoUse of J. haeiceece-
leerger & Cu , whole gottele uicetior control ,
'Fime totmel loss is estimemeitt'el at $5'I,00) , ella-
tribueted as follows : \'e'nxelbtumn & lion ,
ios , $ rl5,000 ; imeecut'eence , $220,000 , Immnimmp
hiarls'mcrcm t'onupnney , ios on stock , $ tOO0O
insue'cence , $57,000. J. hctnnemihet'rger & Co. ,
Stock , valued cet l22,0) ) , cincecageul 10 per
cemit ; imestmrtmmmt't' , $160,000 , Aimmee-heemu l3icoe
brokers , 125,000' fully imenureti , Loss on
Vmtxehinmumn hcmelitllcmg , owtmed Icy \lrR. 5 , ' 1' ,
Cnienmencu , $10,000 ; Insumed , Origin of I-lee lire
unknown.
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'Ionic I I I ice oi I I a time I'L'ui , ti mm I i ry.
LTIAVEN\'OltT1I , iCan , , Jan , 18.-fl. 13 ,
Ieilhiiken , cx.city clerk of Geitherle , Obel. ,
walked iceto time lCneesns penItentIary cut
Lansing yesterday anti told thee warden hen
cumeee to icUt one the utripeu. 11mm preeuctmmted
lila conumitment tenth rmes memimnitteil to time
Institutiocm after time Ynmden recos'erc'l
trotmu ttm simoek , IclilliIcece cntne uceeceucorted ,
'limo sheet 1ff lie ttmitl , ween a friend of his ,
and hock bbs wortl that ice woeehmt caine to
thee pemuitermtiary without an escort , lie is
sentenced to serve two years ( or emlmezzie-
mont , bayIng been couuvictei , hey thee Uimitetl
litcetem4 court met Guthec-li' . Time cmtmue Is time
most renuarlcabbo In thee ieistory of this imen.
itenticery. - _ - _ -
Ezela . 'I tienipt. U , Reei4n Vtieuhs ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Jan , 18.-Colonel Marino -
rino Pinto , 'imo came fnocn Same lialvatior
several mantles ago tie join Cleumeral Melanin
Ezeta , hea gone to Paris to consult with
Carlos Ezetee , ex.preeuiuiecet of Stcm : liilvatiar ,
lie vhii endeavor to negotiate fiends for tiec
tmyertimrow of thee Salu'ctdoreaie go'ernmecent.
lzetce's friends say mime urmny can bee raised
for helm meet eeooxm as fumeds tire m'uIetl to
equip timenm ,
h'prhig Yetthcy Silica ohm hire ,
SPItING VALLEY1 lii. , Jan , 18.-Slmceft
No. 1 of the hlierImig Valley mine is again on
fire , time enimeermu heaving lecen thriven ( teen
thee echeatt lackey by the moku anti liceniecs.
'i'iuhs ice thea smitno sheuft wheheim cmeugict on
lire last Novcmher , witie a * eseeitiicg lasH
of $ O,000. It is mmupiirnueeh thee old lire' heats
hrolcea out mmgcmin , 'i'ime ceeitcers evlil ice
tierowmm out of work ( or vrobabiy tietec
mnonthes.
Amicurulehsti ( iei EihmIoeie Moieties ,
rI'l"rSuUbIu , Jan , h8-Mlcimuel Ollemedorf ,
the unmureleist , wimo claims to be a some of
Shame Ohlendort , time' enmen wiec tierew time
hionmb that kiihcd Alexander Ii of Itecamiha ,
was meetttencetl heore today to eighcteeem
munthes in thiS wonkleouse for robbery
.
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% luueieemels of ts'ugoicmg % ct'imu.is , .Jeeimuicery I H.
At New 'ork-Arriveth-liutheerlanitl , ( roan
Ilremea via Shields ; hiritannie , ( rune Liver-
pooh ,
Liverpooi-Arcjvecl.-'Adriatic , froete New
York.
CALLED our TIlE IILlTli
Police Force of Brooklyn Unable to Cope
Witil the Strikers ,
CARS STOPPED AND MOTORMEN RUN OFF
OIiiccre of ( ito Street Iteuhiway Cotupesmmlc
Chhiim 'rhii.y iheie Ilmminigle 'ilemc to
Oporcuto time l.himcs It 'lucy
Are i'rcetectc'ii ,
IlltOOlCL't'N , Jami , 1S.-Timo Brooklyn
heights and Atlacmtic avcciuce roads' are greet. .
email ) ' lemercasimeg thee ceemmmmber of cars iim opera.
tioii antI thee striiccrs are bcconehng corre.
sponmthingi' bitter. Time leathers are advocating
memocheratomm , limit there is a large cmmmimmber o
lltl sieirlts Wico want to see troemithe , Thai
Coumrt street aced Flmittmumsle limue of thee lhrooic.
lyime railroad are beimmg operated with thmifl
entire coimephememecet of cars. Time Fiftim avemeem
limee of ( Ice Atlametic systemic as also rumumiiceg4
antI timero 'ero mecore carte thmaem heave beemu In
operation etimece thee strike begamm , Timcro are
imi timis city now about 150 mmmcii fromec Pimiha-
elelpimia , They are for tim iciest uarb
experienced meiotormmmecm , anti as cars were
fommimcl for theme time ) ' were heeL to worlc. Lawless -
less tieemeocmstratiomea uere ( reqmmemmt in time
carly homers , As a Court street car was Passing -
ing First plate a groemp of strikers stopped it
cinch so terrorizeti thee emmotorieman that lee the.
sorted lila car amid took to heis ieeel , Wheces
( ice eccomeci car started omit. there was some
cxclteimient caciseti by time firing of two Bimota k
by soimmebothy ice a crowd ( heat smerroummitletl time
car , mmd drove time mmmotornmemmm fromme thee Plat-
form. TIme imlice chmetactl time crowd away.
No arrests were cuticle. Time five cars fol-
lowimeg were tied imp at time cormmer of Court
and Secoced place by strikers , wimo asked timp
immotorcmeaie cinch condemctor of cache car to
leave. Riglct mecca deserted thecir cars amP
loft tlmemmi standing 0mm time track.
On time i'utnnmn avemeuo lIne a crocvL
stopped a ear , pmimnimcelecl time tim tormmeamm antI.
sieinsimed thee car wiemdoweu. Time 11011CC throve
limo crovd back for a block. Joimmm Nesbitt
wait arresteti , Several of thee strikers on ( Ida
hem flIiiidtl to Scmporhimteeetlemmt Camcmpbell ( oem ,
roimcstatemmmemmt. Deirimmg thec nighet mmiotor.
boxes of several of thee l"Iftim avemeua cars ,
whim standing in time aimed at lfitie aveceuo
aced Twemmty.timird street , were destroyed.
Presidetet Ncrtoee of time Atleucmtic avemeucu '
railway imami made foreemiel mepplicatiome to the
muemyor for time cailimeg out of time
neilitia cmcmih thee fomloral troops to
protect Ida new ecmepioyes , to oieeim imp imis
lines and protect tieo mail cars from dam-
age. A halsey street car was attacked by a.
neob of severely-five strikers. Time nmotorcmean
ammcl conductor were dragged oft time car ant !
beaten. A passenger mmmcd Fl A , Sleicelc was
kmmocked dowme twice and serIously injmcred by
thee strikers for cleecouncimig timemu. TIme enob
was finally dispersed by thee police.
As a car of thee l'utnane avemmue hue was
passimmg Saratoga avemeuo It was fired upon by' ,
a party of men , said to lee sympathizers with
theo strikers , but neoliody was heurt. Timee'o
vere no arrests.
President Lewis of thee Brooklyn heights
company prolimises timat witheime ferty-cigh
1leeurs ime viih leave cars running ccc all thati
company's lines. lie says that imereafter core-
tracts vlii be made witie imedividemnia and not
with organizations.
TIme Inability of time poiico to guajl nIl tied
cars'in timocity Js'nleocvn by thte nct' tleat1mh
told there about 2,300 sumrtccco cara and only
1,500 policeniemu. Time letter of thee Beard ot
Arbitration in reply to a conumnumilcatlon fron
Mayor Scimierer simemply reviews time cvork of
thee board anti states time board sees no way
clear to settlimeg thee strike by mediation or ,
arbitration. -
Mayor Slmireme acetic a reqimisitlon this even-
inglpon Brigadier General James McCicrth
for limo fleonlelyn militia to be iii readiness
tomnore'ow , as thee ICohica franc time beginiming
imavo beeim inatiequmato to cope witim thee dliii-
cemhties. Time purpose of thee auticorities is to
heave mniiltlacmmes stationed at thee depots
whehle time police force is to protect thee cars.
Tue ecetiro Second brigade , wlmlcle consita
of cmii time commepanies in time city of Brooklym ,
hens beemm ordered under arms. It let cx-
peeled that 2,000 men wIll be ready for duty
by 4 o'clock Saturday mmuormmicmg. Tleo majority -
jority of time macme are rapidly gatheering at
time arceeoriecm anti will Itrobably ho startem
out about 5 o'clock. \
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J1FIIEfl.IL1) TI1J Ji. I TEIC hI'OJCKS.
Cleireicce hi , 'rnmnor Upsets ( ho l'late5 Of
Somime 1)cmever l'COlle.
DRNVER , Jnn. _ 18.-Ciac'eeece H , Venner ,
acting ate bc'imalf of thee United \Vater
Works coanpany , ulmemited , a judgment creditor -
itor of time American , Weetor Weeks corn-
leany to the amount of $1l9,0)0 , lens redcaent
from sale ( hue ] ) cnver.wnter works property -
erty of limo American Water Worles corn- '
pacey , wimicic was oltl tentier foreclosure
last April , by : rnyimmg to the United Stptes
mnaracieul of thits district thee aimuoteect rote-
Izeth from time meaie withe 10 ucer cent interest ,
In accordaceca vitim thee reiletaption laws of
Colorado , 'limits retieenptiomu viih , it Is cii-
leged , be likely to impact time recent comesoii-
elatioce withe time Citizens' Water cuctepn.ny
aeceder the mmmccc of thet' UmmiomiS'teter corn-
IiitflY , nimmi to disappoimit time buiedicolders
of time Americamu comnjeany , who vetmt into
time reorgtmnizcttion. Flight mniiiion doiharcu
of bonds leave recently been icusmieti by the
len'er Umilan compamey mepomm thee consoll-
dated property , to time Contlnecetnl Trust
cotelpeefly of I'lew York , Time certiihcatu of
rctIteenptioci vnn Illed Inc tue cecoreier'ts alice
of theis county this afternoon.
,
1Il.t : 1,1' SXII $ IN Tl11 M0UNTllX8.
lime SteeL of ( Ito Iteemeetiful jtleiiortotl iii
Cti I I Toni lee. ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Jeen , 18.-Snow anti
main attorens have uieltmyetl cmii cumeilts , and
nlcitig time line icc time Sierra Nc'cmtittmu time
( mcli itt Imnpanctzmlcie. At Iiccmo , Nay , , time
snow hiatt drifted beetihy nieti ceo trauma leave
mucoytti ( or two days , Tlemcu ieasseneiormi
( roam time east tere blocleeeiletl at 'i'rmmcec anti
cci e t mi mm itt tct umime bteu miti i n snow ci ci ( ( H Ice-
t u'eemu I Si eme Ccc teen a mccl Sec nemnit , Al I t hen
nm'teiiceldtt icmeo'i mmmccl ctctniy jeho's are let
wom-le Icyimeg to cleat' time te'aelceu , At Dutch
Fleet sixty ieoeecs of eucutinuomes nueeowimeg imuts
left live feet oem time level , Time roofs of
thee heotetcec3 imeevee been ciemeretl of snow to
PmV'n vrecmcieing ,
LAKl' Ci'i'Y , C'oio. , Jan , 18-Thee anew
is several feet cheep ice tue cnceuimtceimms.
Vork one ( leo Golileim Fleece adieu hitcH hicent
euusliemuultel acm account of thee deeceger of
scuowmclitieeu ,
OtJiti' , Cob. Jan , 18-Joe l'erothm , w
lessee on time hicleey ilrcen medIco , was
killed' today by cc. ctmiuwslliie ,
PH uumoh ( 'K I 'ts I ttoeio I y El mcci I ( I ulcers ,
HACI1AMENTO , Cccl , , Joti , 18.-Thm Acuu'r.
ioan Pommeoiogiccel itoclety electemi thee following -
ing oilie'erH today ( or thee cornimeg ts'u years :
h'retsiclent 1' . J. Iierclcrnam ; ; first vice liresi-
miciet C. L. ' , v'eetroems ; sec'ommtl vice lettitidtict ) ,
uiitormeiei , Leather 1 , iheerleaceic , limemetee ilocea ,
( 'tel. ; ( 'onemeeticeit , .1 , ii. little , i4emctim Oi.is-
Iocmhut'y ; ( iecmeiim ; , J. A. iehexcmnethier , I' . meguteta ;
howci , (1 , 11. ilemuc'k&'tt , leiuimeeirk' iCammmnucms , I" .
\Ve'llimoutuo , Fatit-emiunt ; Ieimtseiaeheusetteu , 'iS' ' , C ,
Strong ; Ne' JccseyViiiimmmn l'acry , I'nrm'y ;
New York , Dr. I' Id hilrammm I'.u'w York
eity ; Ohio , ( beige \V , Cumeiiebi'fI , ielnweire ;
i'emmnm4yl'tmnia. Ii. Id , lnuht' , Mamlettit : Vir-
gh me I at , I t. A'Iclac'uuhtcm met , Vl miciec + let ; sac-
retitry , George C , Iireuckett , I4Lwramic ,
lCzmmm , ; teettmuiimer , lienjeaummin ci , hitnitic , Cambridge -
bridge , Mass ,
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t'Ihh irespm. ' 11cc , h.Iviig l'ietemi cc.
IliNV1lt , Jeec , 18.-Thee Pollee board
adopted mm resolution this tetcmmeoocm directIng -
Ing thee police to prevent him exheihiition ot
liviiig.pictmcres wiehch tommy uucteu ltemhecenet.
Mittmaeger N'eill of tice llroaehwcey tiecteter
catch ( lee figures in thee exhmiiltion cml heat
tleeetter would he tireepeth tonight inc overceliuce
tend hehounnere' , in mtcorthence % 'lthc thee dcc-
sire of thee city's macoral censors , limit tumor-
row lee woulti cue out mcmi injuimctIonc to jere.
vent Intecterceece with thee exieibltloxe.
which was apemoved by Iean Hart ,
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( nit ci ii in cecil II it ruinri. r us lrie veal ,
A'rI4ANTA , ( lee , , Jeen , 18- Eddy Davis ,
vhio waM t ( heave been leuccgeel lie liavani-
imait ( othecy ( or the mmerder ofVhlIice Drown ,
wits reprIeved until February 1 by ( ho ov-
erimur 0,1 limp grccmuie'l licat there was ntewl
tlic'VtCd t.Vlcb-ZceC.