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ESTABLISIIED JUNE 19 , 1871 . OMAIIA , IVEDNESDAY MOWIiG , APHtL 22 , 189U. SiNGLE OOL'Y FIVI CENTS.
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BULUIVAYO IN CREAT DACi
. lativca Encampoi in Great Force Withii
Pow Miles of the cflty.
. WHITES SItU. MENACED 1W TUE IIOSTIL
GTSTIHg flellef ( lint flic
11it1i il 1b ) ( erIIIi ) , % re Urg-
Jng I lie ILvbeIIJuUs : lsi1a-
Iii1i to tite Atiick.
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AIoCIflted Prcs.
( pyrlght , iy th !
CAI'1 TOWN , April 21.-CaptaIn Napi
wIth a torte of about 200 men , left flu1uw
yterda ) morning , according to a dIpa
recetvoi liore from that place , on a roe
iolterIng expetItlon. The Matabolo , It
then believed , bad moved out1iwar1 , a
ftom the poslttcsis they hail occtipkd ,
tehllng to Ititercept the relief corps athra
I log from afcIcIng. I3ut the icouttng pa
cn9 surprkcd to find the Matabelo In gr
force about five m1103 northoa9t of Bu1uw
Nnplcrs coulmand wan fired upon and
ttirnozl the oncmy'a flro and then rotrea
In good order , It being neIes for uct
ina1) ) body of troopers to ongaga BOrE
thouoand Matabele , apparently vofl eiup
'with frearm.
The return of Napler'a party , tinder
clrcumstance , cast iitIlto a gloom over flt
- - wayo , as It wa believed that the exten
works of defent'e , 1angor , forts , dytian
mine ! , OtO. , around Iluhtiwayo , had convin
the Matabele that the place was impreg
ble , and In conaequeneo they hail hfl
camp utliward. It now appears that wi
It 19 true that several thouBand MataL
have struck camp , t1ier are enough of th
remaining 'i the vicinity of Uuluwayo
CflUtO the utmost unoaBInese. It Is true
the eighteen wagons , loaded vItIi provlt'k
have succeeded In entering the towii ,
there are many mouths to feed there. i
the rdflct corw I BtIIt a lOt2 'Vay Off I
moving siowy On accoulit of the sear
of vater and the ravage of the rInder
among the cattle. Ic fact , It Is teared
a niouth will elapse before the Mafek
reflef corps can reach i3uuwayo , atd a gr
deal may happen In that time.
The oIIlta18 of the liritisli Chartered cc
pony are doing everything possible under
circunistancoz ; they arc paying large bonu
to transport rklers and volunteers and
hprrylng forward supp1le as fast as possU
but here again the cicailly rinderpest Is
terfering with tile work of relief.
The situation grows darker every day
spite of the very effective mcans taken
defend I3uluwayo. Fully 200 per.ons h
been killed by the Matabele since the
rthlng began , and men of experience In So
Afrcun warfare claIm to . 'ee In the tad
of the natives the guiding hand of the Ic
ers of the Transvanl burghers. They lot
IL that the floors have mustered nbut 1 ,
men 011(1 ceveral gulls , according to rept
at a convenient distance from Mafeklng. i
it Is b2Iiowed that they are more titan w
lpg to inako common cause vUh the Ma
bole and strike a blow at the flrlttth
premacy.
Indeed , everything is In a volcanic state
S iitit Africa at' preacut , and no tcron ii
can correctly foretell what the result i
be. A good deal depends upon Berlin.
Later advices from Buluwayn say that
patrol hear that place bad a brush with
Matabeic , yesterday , during vhicli fifty of I
latter were killed.
A dispatch from Moehul. Becijuanala
dated Monday. which the Times publi&
this morning says that IatI Gray tnrt'
there from Mafeking and continued his Jo
aol to Buluwayo. Dr. Cauor who Is retu
lug from Iluluwayo for hIs trial at I'rotoi
tito iliapateli says , "tates that the iaager
Buluwayo Is certainly afo from external
tacks. anti the food supply is sufficient for I
. 'g - - rncnths. lie adds that the military operati
vll1 ho purely defensive until the arrLval
the relict column , antI viii be confined
Iccping clear a zone three miles wide aroi
the town.
"The firet detachment of the relief colu
Is already 150 miles north of Mateking z
their prOgra Ia satisfactory. Tito nati
c are beginning to see the peccssity of kill
lnfectcd cattle to staiflI ) out too lndorpest. "
Tue Daily Telegraph publishes a ( Ilepa
from PretorIa , which quotes a telegram s
from Buluwayo on Monday naying that
noon a great tiattlo at eloe tlunrters was I
ininent anti that the enemy was vIsible
the distance of four milet' , cnLrenclled beli
utono mounds. The dispatcii from Prc'tc
continues : 'The Joiiannesburg volunte
have oltered Earl Gray a r.orps of 300 ft
( tllIlpiCtl men. l'rciiident Kruger denies
rcport that aiiy demand for an Indemnity I
1)0011 made upon the Chartered South Mr
compnny by the Transvaal. "
The Ilerlin correspondent of the Standi
dcclarei ha has authority to atato that I
ruIIIori of an agreeniept between Presid
Kruger of tim Tranavasl ano President St
of the Orange Free State , poIntIng to cot
thin of tlio Mflaers threuiiout South Afr
against England , itro all canards.
SKIIIMISIL % V.tl IN ' 1'IIi SOUI ) .
llri * Ish i'rt'c' I It iN I ; liii It.us
1'pi t t' ( if I Iit Ivrvi.sI. 1i1epIy ,
( Cipyrfgbt , 116. bY the Associated Prca.i. )
CAIRO , April 21.-Dispatches receIved hi
today from the front ray that tltero lia bE
fierce fighting at Omdtirmaii , itear Ihartou
the headquarters of the khalifa. 3)etats
tito engagement or its cause are not at bat
but it. In said that &OO of the khailta'D bo
guard have been killed unit that a gene
fealing of unrast prevails among the khallf
forcee.
The orlc of seiidliig troops to the fro
suppyiitg them whit food and aniniunlili
building tile strategic railroad alit ! fortify
Aicualteli , Is being carried On with admIral
proiiiptlirss and inaclilno.lilo sinoothnos.s
_ Further reports from thu front recoh
'I _ _ hero this afternoon say that beyond an
easlonal volley at long range the derylat
are very quiet.
\\'eii p3sted military men are Inclined
the belief that the dervish leadets are p1
parIng for a sudden movement of i
liorta p1cc.
Titoro has been even greater activity ted
In the pusilng forward of troops and at
JIlice to diD front , and from roiunrki iirepp
hero and there it would IhCIII that ilghti
is expected before bug.
riio frIendly sheik , AbdiiI Azim , ha..s
turiwti 10 Murat W'elis , after caving made
demonstration with bus liorineui south
the Nile , below ilebelu , lie found un tr
of the deryishos , but here there wa ii fox
of the enemy at M.tuham ,
4i 1.t.tcl , Ilblt)1JS oi
i..iiiIel .tsltN tli ( I tnl I&tii Ciiiiiiiiiitl
for si StLItIIU Ut 11114 I.lelN.
LASSOWAII , AirIl 21.-King Menelek Ii
written to aenerni Baldissera , the conunan
of tito Italian forces , asking iiiti to retu
his letters regarding tlio veaco proposa
This Is interpretetl as Indicating that thc
has been a rupture of the negotatIous I
voaco betweenltaW nod Abyssinia.
ILBIM'IIII .tNCI'lIlSlII ) lit Coreji.
YOKOhAMA , April 21-In addition to
loan of 8,000,000 ( lint Jupan bias b000 11
gotutinj $ for fronu Russia , gtyng Hong Ton
the northe-i province of Corea , AB securit
the Japanese nvuy has been lnstructoi
request that IUssIati troops be detaIled
nuartb the Corrati palace and also th
ltusouu appoint advisera to the Corean go
eroment and mIlItary instructors for II
CEilcaR army. NIne ItusBian war hIp a
110W at Nagasaki awaitIng the arrival
six others , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
blritlMh Cnbinct In SellItilill ,
LONDON , April 21.-A irotractod and Ic
fr porlant meetIng of the cabinet unluiste
took place this afternoon and It is be1Iet'
that the South itfrieau aqtl Egyptian sit' '
ationli were discui.eed. Tue marquIs of Sail
bury Jus exPected to rcb I.cmdon foiui Li
voutiuent tonight.
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ItICOIII ) OP ' 1'lII lI . tMONI ) TlIliV t ' .a
( ) tlO sit iOflMt 'Erilcell linek II , I
Sixlrtiiig I'olnt.
( Cotytight , iSG. by I'ress I'ubilshlag Cumpan
LONDON , AprIl 2l.-Now ( York Wo
Cablegram , Special Telegram.-The ) We
correspondent's lnvestgation in London
day established the fact that George Di
lop , coo of the men cnargetb with the r
bery of the Burden diamonds , spoke tr
when , on taking service wtlh Mr. Herd
ho gav as reference the names of Lord A
town , Lord Londonderry , the duke of I'c
laiiti and Lord Wolsoley , its persons w
whom ho had been in &rvice in this cci
try.
try.Tho
The representative aw the marquis
LOfliOtIIJerry today at the lioute of Lor
to answer to a Etuestion , ii saId : ' 9
may cay for me that I have no recoil
Lion of any servant of that name bar
been in my houae , at beast as upper serva
lb may have becn there in a subrdin
cipacity , in which case lie would have bi
engageil by my steward , anti unless he
maineti in my sorvce for a long tinit
aught uueve' have known bs ; rurnanue. lic
ever , I shall make inquiries and let you kn
the res'ult. "
In view of the fact that Lord Lontit
( lorry kecpi up a pniaco lii town and I
three oilier great houses in the country a
In Ireland. cunployng a vast. retinue
servants , iuL Ignorance of the IdentIty
any but the tipper servants is quite
plicabie , but before Lord Londonderry I
had time to fulfill Iii courteous promise.
iCeyner , tiio steward of Lord Woisley , Co
! uafldCr-ilI.chltjf of the British army , \
Seoul at his lord-s1ip'a house in Grosvoi
Oardens , anti he proved to be well
qunlnted with Dunlop.
"Oh , yes , ' ' said the eteard. "it is qu
tuuo ; heVt5 w'itli all the noblemen % vh
names he gave , but Lord Wolsoloy Co
give you no more information about
than Lord Loadonderry lid. I engaged t
about ix years ago in Ireland as footni ;
and ho came to Inc with a recommendat
from Lord Aabitown , in tliose Lervico
hati previously been. lie was then but
tie more than a boy , and was well reco
iiieiitlctl. In fact ho Wa.5 thought hlgiiy
by the Aiitnwus and one of the ladies
the family , eceing itiiii at Lord \\'oitiIe
foul me that site was very glad that he
getting on , as he was a deserving you
man. Ho 'as under mc for a year or
when Ito loft of his ewn accord. null I r
ounhilelided Ium to Lord Londonderry's aLt
ard ; but lie remained there only a mon
I think , Iien he ivext Into the servleo
the duke of Portland , being recommended
Lord Londonderry'a steward. He did not
UiIIIII long there , either , but got a place
Qucen'a Gate. and after a short stay tb
yent to Aunerca. "
' 9Vhat opinion did you form of hint
the Correspondent asked. Mr , Icoyner smi
meaningiy as he answered :
" % VeIJ , I had no actual fault to dot ! w
him , nor bind any of his other emplqyc
except that lie wao rather abrupt in
banner and assumed a sotneirbat Indcpend
attitude ; but when I c.iw his ii.iiiie
the newspapers in connectIon. with robbo
I recognized him at orion an our former to
man. lie was a shrewd , smart fellow , 1
was addicted to gambling. lie had a tr
of pretending to be duller tuna ho was.wh
often struck me as being curious. Tb
aeemeI to be always something under I
surface with lilnu , and some. mysterli
things that happened while he wan with
are nw clear to me. "
" 'iznt % rero these mysterious thIngs ?
"I would rather not go into particular
ansWered the steward , "as it would invo
the mention of other persons vli
namcs I don't feel at liberty to use. "
"Was hIs honesty impugned ? "
"Oh. never hut , as I aalii this rovelat
bias made clear some circ mstancca that
tracted my attention from time to Lii
But. I must decline to say nnytbiiiig more
that point , for tile tCUOOS I have atatet
"Where did Dunlop orlginniiy ball front
'IIis native place is Strabar..e , iii cout
Tyrone , where his mother , I believe , a
lives. lie comes of an old plantation fami
I think , "
"You knew iiiiii , then almost titroughit
his period of' ecrvlce ? "
"Yes , I knew more of him than any
else he worked under. I tonic an interest
him at first , as bi seenieth to be a vi
promising young fellow , with more in it
ihian most servants. "
Strabanc , Whioiice Duniop came , is a sun
town in Ulster , Ireland. In the heart of I
Organe district anti a few miles froul Cas
Stewart , Lord Londonderry'a Irish resi'Jen
Dunlcp is a i'resbytei'ian , and all the In
Iiies lie worked with hero , except L :
Woiseiey's. arc also Presbyterians , so tI
it is plain that his religious bahicts wi
useful to him in getting engagements.
creasing Interest Ic being taken in the c :
here , although the facts above glvezi hu
not been Published in this country , where
is sloken of as an American.
tt Idi Ci I S'V. % 0 coXi liI XS I ) UIL
( eriIIsil Government Coiled Jtitiit
SlijipreNs the I'rfleti ( ' ( ' .
BERLIN , April 21-Count von Bet
storfi' , conservative , today contlnuad I
debtttc , In the fleich9tog on the proporai
suppro9 dueling. lIe declareJ his val
was confident that the government WOP
seriously deal with the question of du
icr : ,
Br , Benniugnen , national libaral. hoped
would ho a long time before dueilu wet
be abolished in Gerniany , as it is in Englar
Ito dr'nled that Great Britain's oplositl
to duoiing WaB based on ally ( lesIro to cc
demO acts of violence. Dr. lbcnningseii cc
cludetbo by declariig that tue views rogCu
lug .itisfyitg injured honor must
citaliged and that the existing penalties I
Insults were inatieqititte.
Herr Richter. radical , urged that
parties unite In a strong aplcai to tue go
criiniciit , and declared that the statemu
of Ir , von Iioetticlier. the minister of
Interior , cii the subject was unsatlafactol
impossible , tame aiid wcaic. flu attack
dueling among the students , and in so dot
remarked that tue evil cuimo from abe
arid that the cuixiter of gravity lay In
hiractico of extending thie imperial pardout
ciTendeic. lie conciuded by romancing Ii ,
i lie bind lila own way lie wouid send an o
dices direct to tue crowii ,
herr Groeber condemned students' duels
being $1111111) ' preparatory to more acne
dueling , hiaroxi Veil Mauiteutfel suhipont
herr blhche and COfllCIlifltCI dueIin.
hem Foster , socialist , urged tim appotu
riient of courts of liQuor for nit classes ,
Item Utbol , socIalist , expressed bus d
belief in ( lie sincerity of the members of
right and declared a change of views
milItary circles s'as first requiriri. ha
foUdeti hiiii own views rcrariilng tue cot
11111110 anti recalled that l'niulce liisrnarclc
11111 tIme admitted that tue commune Ii
aoiuc justification. Cpntinuing , herr Dot
liroceedeil to criticise tiit course of the ca
met order of 1S71 , relative to c3flnt of bioxix
hut lie was called to order. Herr 'clin
consrvativo , niatle a vehement attack Up ;
the socIalists and was called to order I
charging herr llebet with audac'ous caiunin
Finally , Herr ihictie witbitirotv his moti ;
in favor of Herr Adi's , whIch caibc'b upi
the fedorai govenninexit to energetically c'i
bat the iflegni practice cit dueling by
the means iii Its power. Tue niotlon iv
adopted unanimously amid much opplauxo ,
A.hninistrsl ti'i' hiefonilis fop' CuIpp ,
M/tDhtII ) , APnii 21.-I'reiuier Canovas ci
aattilo and the minister tpr the colonlt
ccor Custeliano , drew up today ( lie refo
3ncra to tIle political and adlnlnistrati
eIonruis in Cuba and l'onto Rico , which w
to announced in the coining speech ( no
Ito throne , 'FIio tennis of the reforms ci
lde.I upon svero not revealed.
humors of the pnoposed reonin are mul
liscussed by all sections of the lioliuc
rorid hone. Tue supporters of the cover ,
nent declare the ministry baa not changi
Is line or conduct , hut that it will aubni
te proposals to the chambers.
'ruination for ii bai UIN City l'rle.s
1LOMB , April 21.-Roy , Dr. John J , Glet
left lms been alipointed coadjutor to Li
ijibiop of Kansas Cu1 , Mo , . lit. Rev , Jo ! ,
r liogsn D , 1) . lr. Gienden is the vicu
: ct.ersl anti rector of the J anaas City ci
hedrI ,
BOURCEOIS ' STRATECIG IO ? 11
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nmmons the Chamber to Avoid a Thrc
cued Cabnot Crisis.
SENATORS REFUSE TO VOTE CREDI
I'reriiier for the 'ritird Tiiiie Itefti ,
ti ) Atiet'It a 'ite of No Coilit-
iIe2ic from * I.tt Upter
Clininbor.
PARIS. April 21.-In ripito of the prot
of the premier , M. Bourgeois , the Senate
day adopted a suiotioii to Postpone tiio V
on the Madagascar credIts until a cabinet
formed which enjoys the confidence of in
Chambers , Subsequently the belief was
pressed in duo lobbies of the palace of I
Luxembourg , where tue Senate meets , ti
the cabinet would resIgn tomorrow. La
in the day , however , M. Bourgoais show
himself to ho still. inastep , of tbio situation
issuing a summonii to the Chamber of hi
utica to ifleet next Thursday , and lnakinL
public stateiflent that. the cabinet conohl
it. ought. not. to resign in the absence of I
Chamber.
The galleries of the senate were pad
with people who anticipated another r
in the struggle between the senators r
( lie nitnistry. Few of the senators w
absent and all of the ministers vero pr
of deputies.
ent , as well as a number
M. Loubet announced that ho bind receb
Irons a senator a poposal for a revision
( ho constitution. which has been referi
to a committee ,
M. rio Mole road a resolution signed
tim presIdents of tim three moderate grou
declaring that the Senate had thnlco
fused a vote of confidence in ( lie Cabli
and that no senator wotild dreatil of b
gaining with the credits fur Madagaac
Violent intertiptions and an exchiigo
cries between the moderates and domoer
followed.
Continuing. M. tie Mole said that the Si
ate was ready to vote the credits. but ci
ministry mindful of I
whlen presented by a
cor.stitution. The Senate , lie added , co' '
hot accept themu froiii a cabinet which i
not conform to the oonctttutlpn. '
The premier , M Bourgeois , proUtstcd LI
It did not belong to the Province of tile S
ate to Judge whether the government I
wrongly interpreted the constitution. T
rlghj only belonged to ( ito entire Panlinmt
and he asked the Senate to forget inter
dissensIon in the presence of the necesa
to vote the credits for the soldiers w
had defended the honor. of the F'reiich I
in the dIstant colonies of France.
M. Trariewe rexnarlced that the mat
did not affect the soldiers , as it w'as oi
a qtiestlon to postpone the vote and' '
a refusal to vote tue creilts asked for.
M. do Mole's motion to postpone the v
on the Madagascar codit until a cabinet
formed which enjoys the confidence of b ;
chambers was then adopted by 'a vote
171 to 90 , and the Senate adjourned , ' ut
Thursday.
The financial committee of the Senate r
after the sitting of that body nod agreed
adopt the entire credits anti report to
Senate on Thursday if a new ministry
formed ,
A group of democrats drew up a deem
tlon to be presented to the cabinet whi
although expressing confidence in time g
ernment , does not urge the ministry
remain in power In view of ( lie hostIle ma
festatlons.
CABINET TURNS TIlE FIGHT.
Tue omclai note isued tiils evening , I
plaining ( ho attitude of the cabinet in I
face of the crisis precipitated by the Senat
'
vote , says :
"Tue cabinet holds that in the face of I
Senate's vote it ts jmposeibe ! to continue I
direction of affairs , but it coneldors that
ought not. to resign In the absence ot I
Chamber. Therefore , the Chantbersliould
convoked without delay to nabbe time m
biters to impart to them time reason for tii
decislont' . M. Bourgeois has acquaint
President Fauna with this resolution , amid I
ultia requented M. Bnisson , presIdent of I
Chamber of Deputies. to convoke , tjie Cha
her forthwith. M , Driaaon has accordini
telegraphed to the deputies tp peet ,
Thursday at 2 o'clock4"
Thu news of ( lid resolution of the cabir
to convoke the Chamber was circulated ca ,
In the evening. The Chamber would
meet In the regular order Pt things uc
May 19. It was 10 o'cloclc when lit. Dot
geoia went to time Palais Elyree , win
lie conferrt.i half an hour wIth M. Fan
the ministers being assembied mneanwii
at tile foreign 0111cc awaitIng his return. I
mediately upon hia return ( lie omclal ni
\vati given out. .
Time refusal of the Senate to grant
Madagarcar credits to ( ho Bourgeois cablr
is regarded as a well dented tactical inc
against the cabInet in the conflict betwe
time two brancheux of the government , whi
invoivc the French conutitution itself.
tvas Liolioved the cabinet would feel itsi
drivomi Into a corner and would ho coinpeli
to resign , and it va oxpett'd timi wet
accur tomorrow. The cabInct'u reply in out
inonlog the Cbmambsr seems time best tit
could be made to the Senate's move , a ,
virtually refers the conflict to io Chambi
which lmao already twice refused to cone
In a vote of censure of the cabinet passed I
Llio Senate. If time newly ouxumoned Clint
ber persistu In this attitude , a constitution
risIo will be threatened. It is believed tI
nibiriet line been convinced for some tim
past that it must rcilnqnlsh offlee , but ii
Inton maneuvering for advantage of pOsiti
ror its appearance before ( lie country , TI
real conflict is between tile conrvati
t'lilmiit'llt lit politics represented by the Sc
tte , and ( lie radical anti social cielnen
reimrcst'nteti in the Bourgeois cabtnet1 wlti
ieelc constitutional cliurigco Icoking to
ontnol of the Senate itself anti ( lie tioll
way with Ito obstruction to the radIcal rn
rain In France. The present cabinet's I
omo ( ax measure is a ritnin feature of thi
program uncompromisingly opposed by
3enste. The latter hotly Iiaa' adroitly evad
rnaltng an Issue with the cabinet op the I
comb talc measure , and line apparently co
iiided that ( lie witliboitling of the crecli
ror time' government's Madagascar prograt
which Imn' proved unpopular in Franco , pr
h1emm a nominal groutud ( or the Conflict mile
likely to appeal to ( lie Itcoitle , It is b
loved the government Intends to provol
I "ate of confidence by ( lie Chamber agni
3iteli a vote woulti transform the Senac
hostility to the cabinet into a conflict U
Iween the Senate anti ( Ito Chamber , at
irould oblige the Senate to find itillO mot
if surniounting similar opposition In the f
lure. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
IIAitON ilXISCII bliS A'S' VIIINX
I'oo % iuicli Clin itlnmgiie ft t IL llnniiu
hIringt ( Pu S'pie.rti' .
VIENNA , April 21-Burorm hirsch di
this morning of heart disease at his esta
acer IContorn.
LONDON , iprli 21-A Vienna ditpatchi
ho Chronicle says ; Baron hirsch had aa I ,
ucst herr Elirenfedt ! , a Iapd qwner , and
large company. The baron was unusual
tay anti drank .i tbtaiIiIY ! of ciiampagmi
responding to all thc toata , lie retired
DPI at 1 o'clock in the mornIng , Probab
: hi Induced synttopo mind when hia moaninl
Irene heard It was too late to render effectu
itst 5 11CC ,
I'tRIS , April i1-Leon Say , the diati
uisheil political economist , died at 2:30 : Lb
nornhit ' ,
COl'ENHAGEN , April 21.-Herr Ingersle
ito muimiietcr of public works1 Is dead ,
FORTILBSS MONBOH , % pnil 21-Qapta
laritea Meucur , troteseor of civil and ntilltai
ogineerbng lit ( lie mIlitary academy at We
[ 'olnt dieti here today.
'I'elcgrnrIs Virt's to tipi' Somailnis ,
W/tDY IIALFA , April 21.-The telegrar
mas now been completed anti is working
kasheiu.
flIUVlIit % 'ltbTi ( ) ? ( $ lItiCP SL'iI . I IL
l'oet'ii iIIrtImuInyCelel.rfmttnn 1mm lii
tim iimizIsnnietlor front tirtt'lnti.I
BII1MINOIIAM , England , April 21.-I
celebration o 3hakospear&a birthday
\Varwickshlre , the poet'.t county , comment
today. In this city there was the anni
commemoration by the'Dramatie and Lit
ary club , of which Mr 4oorgo F' . I'ar
of New York , the United States consul ,
p rca ide at.
United States AmbnsmtuIor Ilnyard , iv
was the guest of the club , presided at
dinner given tonight , responding to the pni
clpai toast , "Llteraturo. " ' The following I
( er. written by l'reslden"t. Cleveiand to Cc
sul i'arker , was read : "I btave recolv
your letter' Informing me that ( lie Ilirinli ,
liaiit Draitlatic anti Literary club inten
to celebrate tim birtlutlay of Shakespc
on the 21st of April anti xteuding to mm
on behalf of the club , an inVitation to
present upon that occasion.
"Everything ( lint teuds to keep alive
muiemory of Shakespeare tand preserve
proper appreciation of lmi Work cliallemt
mimy catnest interest and approval , a
though I cannot be with 1yqu upon the
casioil you contenmpbate , 'I am glad to kni
that our American peopiq are to be out
neatly representeti at time celebation ,
"There is much said sitil written ( lit
days concerning the relatIons- icichi shot
exist , bound close by tim strongest ti
between the English speaking people a
cor.ccrniitg the high detihy whicli awn
timeni In concerted effott. 1 hope wo in
never knov the Little vbemi these ennobli
sentiments wtii bo loss elton expressed
vIii in the least lese tlmei potency anti I
fluenee. Surely , If tIme English speech su
plies a ( elton for united effort for tIme go
of mankind , we do vclI to ) ionor iIttIn
time naino anti memory of William Sluti
speare. Yours very trulyt
'GILOVEIl IJLEVELAND. '
A letter fromn Mary Aitifierson ( Mrs. I
Nararro ) was also read.
Time Uiiied ( States ainbaitsamlor , Mr. Hayni
In responding to the tont. "Lttcraturc
said ( lint Sliak'epeare , "the 'niynhid'mintl
man , " was not of a uatlonbu't ( of time won
TIme Aruenicano vletbtIthi' the English ,
said , lit their approcintion cif ( ho one mast
multi of literature , wimibit ' was ' tIme lilgli
expression of civIlization. Dy it we we
enabled to maintaIn tlioAin. won from be
banisin. Literature made us free. Time
could ho no suppression 'ot a , free anti u
fctercd pneas. Birmingham had breath
Siiakerpcare'a spirit , Mr , flaydrd went
to say. It is in part the working of Lit
spirit within them whicli made I3inxninglin
a pioneer of education.Literature was a
and cotiitl tb everything for ( ha nation Lix
encouraged Its study , Athenica 'and Riugla :
hind a language in conihi n and proumi we
they that it wao the language pftSixalcespcat
Mr. C. F. Parker , tIme ljqiied States co
sul and president of the club spoke to
toast : "The Immortal 2iiemory' of W'Iilie
Shakeu'peare. "
SI it CII.tILLIdS 'rLu'l'ra FOR P1LIIMIII
IteMiglmnt inim ofctiiindxin Cci hut
MiIilNt'rs Etrmec'ih In t litys
LONDON , April 2L'-A dispatch froni
tawa to the Times says ; Sir Macken :
l3owtdl , the premier , iuitxnnounced that
resignations of' tIme mldistcnswIIi be hand
iZ in afeW ( lays. It is expected SIr Char
Topper will be ( lie new 1remher ,
Arliietiiiisa'.tiijec 'Io'Torfure'
CONSTANTINOI'LE , April 21.-Authien :
informgtion received . here sh'owa that ' t
TurkIsh prison-at MmlnhsIm is crowded wI
Armenians , who I is added , ane oubJcci
to horrible tortures. , , A 'renewal 'ef
massacres is fearei. TlIc4fltlfaitiftI D'aa ]
bazouks quanleremb at Zeonoare , deyasati
tile lands of time Aniqeriiai3o. 4ThO polite 'he
have recommenced tixq , arresting of
menlans. " , . -
. . , _ - -
CoT'P , J.tCICSON'S 'l'ILi.tI. IS IIEGU
jiir' Seoure.l In ( ttiI 'l. ' ( 'into Contu I
I rig' No ica I iti 1CtiiI tiekiiimi ,
NEWPORT , ICy. , Apdl 21.-The trial
Scott I'Jacksod , for theniurder of I'e :
Bryan , hogan hero today , rhe speed ma
in ecuning a jury astontshd the court a
tile counsel oi both 'sities , , Judge 11e
prosldeuh Counsel for 'time prosecution at
Commonwealth , Attcrnb M. IL Lackhiai
County Attorney , ltamso ) ' Washiingtc
Colonel R. V. Nelson 'Ut Newport and il
tornoy Hayes of Greencstle. 1mb. , the t
last named being employed by the Dry
faniiy. Atterneys for J ckon were Color
George WashIngton anti' Colynel L. J. Cnn
ford of Newulort and i\\ ' . a , Sheppard
hamilton. 0. , vito w'illapjear ; icr w'mlhii
m'hen his trii comes up , George Wasiiin
'
ton and Ramsey \\'a8hhm3Uon : father and su
are on opposite sides in ttmh'case.
'rhiere were throngs of , people on. tue stre
curlouc to see Jackson 'bu1 tie excitomo
ctlmer thaxi that of . cpniosity prevailc
The court room wIts ) crowded ear
by peroans admitted on tickel
Thirty. six seats were roaerv
for the press and every on'o 'ta tilled. Fl
women were in the audIence.
In just three and a bait lours after cou
convened. the jury- with tsworn in from
venire of 100 mon. About..thilrty were o
amiflod before the noon reess. Of this nur
bar seventeen had formed stmbborn opinion
or opposed Limo death pdnlty , four we
pereniptorily challenged , , oho by the. prosec
tion and three by the detens , and nine we
accepted , After the noon recess , a ft
panel acceptable to both atIes was sworn i
Nearly all mechanics , ten are Germans ,
of German descent , one is Irish arid one
Engioh ) d"cent. Timers ia tot a native bat
ICentuckiapt iii the jury , Ater tiio jury Wi
sworn , the court ordered tbq prosecution am
defense to read a list of their witnoase
Colonel Crawford for the deense gave ndti
of exceptions to this order. Commot
wealth Attorney Lockhart read the incite
merit and stated whal time line Of proseci
Lion would be. In tbf im announced ti
purpose to attack Jackson'acharacter , , nliot
ing lie lived a double .life. -
Time first witpoaa called was John Hulia
the boy that found tii demtl body of Pea
flryan on February 1 , TtI second witne
Dr. W. S. Tingle ) ' , who as the boJy ti
hours after its discovery ad who attenihi
both postmortcms gave iirmpcrtsflt testimon
Ire siid the girt inu'L Itmvo been kilb
where the body was found- and not eanll
than the midnight baforO her body was fomin
that the knife that ut 'her hie4d oft was
sharp Instrument and ( lie l1aild that wiehth
it a skilled hand. Judge flehin aided I
cross.oxaininlng the ivtnes. Tile detent
and took exception
objected , wis overruled ,
, Tnckson was calm alliia' .antl took not
f tue proceedings , especIally ofthe twt
loony. lie W59 tnkemibacje.to jail withmol
being handcuffed.
JEhi'l'hISN Iu4iCICS ON 141111
t , loiiis ICire ) ( 'u.VErIfli'mit ColIc
tTitii fur , ANM1 itiluce ,
ST. LOUIS. Aped 'i2.A2I30 this mont
rig the fine department itoteived ? a rnessa
rroni Jefferoan barrcks-eaiiiUg for engine
rho department lies lefti j0T a six miles ru
Lu the barraclca , _ _ _ _ _ _
I ut ! it mt Ii hIL'ViiIifl5. -GCilCrOtlt I ( ,
'jinfIL-SpCciill ( Tel
LA NDDIL. Wyo , ,
raxn.-Thio council of tile 'Shoalmonca xmfl
' , , r-aDaloes ) , with Indian Inspector ItIajc
MeLaugbihln , held at ) q agency. line jut
: oeii. After mucit delay oxm Ilte part
hxarp Nose and oilier Igadlug men of ( Ii
( cnimnalucea and Chief Wathakte and seven
) f his principal men it was decided to mali
he govenilmnent an out rind out offer of lhi
Ilig Horn hot * ' ) ning ! , with a terrItory
live b' ' tn miles surrounding it , for V.0.00
lajor ! itpLaughihin ennui here prepared
ioeo a deal with ( Ito two tribes within eel
am Ilgures , but it I not known whethc
lie irico made by the Indians Is ' , above c
ieiow what he was utliorzed to'.pay.
IIIYtulilt'IIl $ of Oetun VcMebi.Altril il
At Soutlmantpt n-Arrved-Labri $ , ( nor
slew York. - -
M Liverpooi-Mnivetl-Caledonla , trot
oston.
At New York-Anniyed-WOat.arniaud , ( nor
tntwenp.
At loterdarn-Sslled-Edaiml ( ( , for Noi
( ork ,
dt 2apbea-Saiiet-Ais&tha , fe. Npw Toni
t Baltimore.rniycdIthactIa , from' '
sinburg , via Boston.
FOR A I1ICJI COURT OF ' ' i , , IO , r
- -
Now York State Bar Association 't. tt
"
Memorial to Olovelana
TREATY WITH BRITAIN IMPRA
itte ? tLtiflm1s to lie hittited t
l'nrt lit tite Orgnitiinti
of n l't'ritiricit t
'I'riljutinl.
WASlIINGTON April 21.-lIon , Ethve
j , Whittakcr of New Voile , presltlcnt , a
Iloti. William I ) , Veedor of Brooklyn n
lion.V. . Martin Jones of Itochmestcr , me
bers of tue New 'York State liar assoc
tk'n , this afteniloon Presented to Presicit
Clevelanti , on behalf and by direction
tIm assocIation , the miieiuonial leech
edepted by that body recoimirmiending I
ci ertlon of nil Internattottal court of an
-
Lx atlon ,
The memorial recites thou ! 11 ( he opln
of ( ho petitioners , It is bnipracticable ,
not impossible , to form a oatisfactory An
American tribunal for tbo adjustment
grave international controvenisies , that h
be composed only of representatives of I
two governments of Great Britain and I
United States. After reciting tile great hi
eflt to ho derived to the world through I
organleatiepi of a great central world's coc
( lint , by the common coumseut of nations , sit
eventually have jurlaIictioim of nil diepu
arising betwene inmlapeiident powers ti
cannot be adjusted by grendhy dlpioixia
negotiations . The ineinotai urgeo I
President's early consideraticu of the si
Ject , that ultimately time finaL atop in ( I
direction may be taken.
The niemorlal recoitimends time estabhi
ruehit of a permanent internatIonal court
arbitration to be composcd of nine menibe
one cccli from nine Independent states
nations , such representatives to be a ixie
ber of the supretno or highest court of
highest court of ( be natioti lie shah rep ,
sent , clmo3cn by a rote of his associates. I
cause of bile character as a tubhicist a
judge anti lila recognized ability anti
proachiable integrity. Each judge thus
lectti to imoldoMce during life or will of I
court seireting itini. All controverted qumi
lions nnisliig between army two or nloro
tlepentleiit noivers. whether represented In I
court of arbitration or net , at tiio option
aiiI powers , may be referred to time ecu
providing only that said treaty shall conti
a stipulatIon to time effect that nil part
thereto sltIl respect and abide by tue ru
numb regtmlatlons of the court and conform
whatever' ' decision IL shall make.
The nieniotialsts furthier recommend (1 (
( ito presIdent enter at once into corne..or
011CC vithi tile representatives of the govem
moot of Great Britain , France , Germany ,
Netherlands. Mexico , Brazil anti ( lie Argt
tine Jiepubhic ( Cr a union with the govem
ixient of the United States for thIs p1
; 'ose.
TREATY OF ARBITRATION.
1oferning again to the propoecci treaty
arbitration vIth Great Britain , the inemi
'ai rays ; "Your uetitioner ivili be pardon
if it invite especial attention to that pant
the 'report emphasizing the tact that I
plan Ixcren auth1ne i Is intend
if adopted , at once to rn
the univercab demand among Engil
epeaking peopha fora. permanent tribunal
uottle'eeontested . International questoimmx .tl
may hereafter arias between the goveu
rncflts ot Great linitalem and the united Stat
'iiile it is contended that , IL Is wholly ii
iwacttcablo to form euch a , tribunal witlic
lime friendly interposition of other natto
on tile joint invitation of the powers v
unite in its organIzation , It is very evldri
that a most acceptable permanent lnterrt
tiotlal court may be speedily oecured by
united anti harmonious 'action of said powc
as already ouggested. Should obotacios
Interposeti to thid acceptance by any Cf t
rowers named by your petitioner , of the I
mItatlon to name a representative for su
a court on the plami hereIn generally ot
lined , some other equably satisfactory pow
: omild be osiicitctd to unite In ( lie creati
af uchi a court. "
Accompanying the memorial was a ropt
rrt.tn tue subcornnittteo of time cornmitt
n International arbitration In whichi
ltIcitioIi was discussed at greater leng
Intl tue details of the propo'ed plan mc
ilaborately worlccd out than in time pa
artIcularly afitiressed to the president.
Tito liresitlent received lila callers c
Daily antI listened attentively to what thi
: iail to say In presenting the petition , Time
tas Ito exchange of formal speeches , it
lie presIdent. apparently being desirous
; nthening nil of time Information possit
ibout time general subject of arhitratic
untered Into half an hour's informal dl
: tission of the subject with his visitors , T
tocitester project , as they made clear , U
me merIt not possessed by any other achor
0 far broached , and that Is fouild In
wactical attempt to present a working p1
If a permalient arbitration tribunal , Item
oforo , said the committee , there hind be
nuch talk about arbitration in the abstra
) tlt a iboartli of any practical plans
flitting time prncipio into effect. The Nt
( ork liar Association , realizing that tai
mad charged Its committee with the prepar
ito of ouch a. pian , and as a resuht , LU
wore about to submit to the president
rat full working scheme , and LUcia afford hi
amethming tangible to consider , For all
ills the president preferred his gratitud
tild the committee went away from t
vhxito house well eatisfied wIth itmi reco
iOU ,
Arrangements are being niade for the Itoh
ng of an Important conference bier bogi
ming tomorrow. to urge upon the goverume
be propriety of adjusting all internatlon
Ilspxxtca , sava those affecting natIonal so
reignty by arbitration , It is expected tli
ibout 300 inca of flattonai reputation iv
tsunible In one of ( ho thmeater at the c
if the temporary chaIrman , ex.Secreary
itate John W , Foster. TIm proecedint
nIl begIn In the afternoon and last two day
t is on time program for an address to 1
Ichivered by ox-Secretary Carl Schurz
lie general subject of arbitration. Edn'a
ttkinsort will evolve some Interesting at
istics 011 tlio subject , and among time othm
veakers will be I'teieitt Arigohi of Ar
ti-hon. CartVnal Gibbons atm ditandoli
rucker of VIrginia.
p
flLldliJt4tTH 'I'biX/tN INDEt'lINhIINC
itt'XtCJ SCIIiIM t1er 'l'uo lnfi.ti
hlithilis tO ill 1'itt ) to 'l'iikt' l'xirt ,
DENVER , Cob. , April 21.-A special
lie Republican from El Paso , says : Toth
lie people of El Peen celebrated the
Iveraary of the baitlo of San Jacinto and ,
more closely bind Texas and Mexico togetli
ii time bonds of friendship and brotimer
ve , General liornamidea , commander of ti
econd Military zomme of Mexico , Bent Li
iovomxtlt cavairy and Nioetec.xtlt Infanti
anda of Mexico over to help Ill I'am'o ce !
rate , It was cxi event without a Imarahiol I
imtory-a general iii time army of a grem
ation sciding , his mqlitary bands to serenat
lie people of another nation , while they ap
eiebrating the defeat of ( lie ( oreraimern
me sarenaders.
SAN ANTONIO , Tox. , April 21.-\VIml
Igtmt ilattery F , Third U , S. A , artiitor
'as firitg a salute at Fort San houston Li
1. comuneinorating time day Texas achloyc
en Independence from Mexico , the preiiiatup
splosion of a shell in the cannon Irwtatitl
Illed Private George A. I'arkiiurst an
ounded three others. Parlcliurat's nigi
do anti arm were blown away by ( ii
harge. lb was a nephew of Dr. Pankliuni
I Now York.
lIhilIs I'riiicrtr Haul.
flEA DWOOD , April 21.-Special ( Telt
rarll.-hiobert ) Ztba3liane yesterday sold
ilahl portion adjoining lila famous Yeblo'
nec3 property to a Deadwood syadicato ( c
L3,000.
SOUTh lAICOT . ( C1T' Hi . iiCTl ( ) e _
Mitch ititereMi ittntmlfc.tetl In hiit
( lit. 'FOWIIM.
SIOUX FALLS , S. B. , April 2l.-Spee
Teelgnttm.-After ) a lmotiy contested elect !
Albert 11. Stiles wan ciecteti mayor over I
pree'nt incumbent , hey Williams. Stiles' ii
JerRy was eighty-nine in a total poll
1S39. Sile ixiathe hie campaign cii a bled
to Cloo ( lie gambling houses and drive c
time houses of Prostitution.Vllhiams anti I
cntire adntinistratlomi were time front of
big Pettigrew victor ) ' a , month ago anti
entire iiincixitmo fouight ( harti for Imiitm tI
time , though time ecnntor hinmaclf took
hand. The garnblcrz nina spent muon
freely , Ammothier matter vliiclm limia attract
wide interest. bac becim tile chection of immet
bers of the t'oiiool board. Time issue was
retention of Prof. Itowo as smmprlntexmtlei
A fight bmna been umatle on Ititmi with growl
hitternens for two years , Today a umajonl
of nnti.htowo directors vaa elCctcd , so Ito
will intioubtetily have to go.
hOT Si'itlNCIS , S. I ) . , April 21-Spec (
Telegrximn.-At ) the city election today
republican ticket was entirely elected. I
mayor there 'lure three eauiditiates ; Mnj
A. It. Antienson , Imcathiimg tIme republic
ticket , wao ebected by fifty majority a
ninety-eight plurality , There was a ha
contet n ninyor ,
LEAD CITY , S. D. , April 2t-Spec (
Teleirain-hcad ) City had tue iiottc't ci
electIon today In it history. The couP
ceiltered upon the mayoralty amid aeti
bohititi. I ) . I' . Jenkins , ( lie present iricut
bent , anti 5 , Ii. SnmIth were carulitiates I
mayor , resmiitiiig iii a victory for Jemmklns
100 majority. Time hiomeatako a
Illglilanti mines , the foundries and in
chine shops laid oft at noon. Hatmds parati
Limo streeto today , and it lookcil nmore Ii
the celebration of a uiatlonmmi holiday. T
closest contest was upon sewer bonds , tli
only riniming by sevemmteen majority. T
total ummirmiber of votes cast was 1,1Ob. T
city is a blaze of glory tonIght , and beer
flowing hike water.
RAI'ID CITY , S. D. . April 21.-Spcci
Teiegramn-Timo ) republicans carried
mmmnicipai and school elections to this ci
today' by arm overwhelming plurality , clectit
every candidate but one member of t
schmool boanml. Time mna'or-elect , V.
M'Gillicuddy , Is president of the School
Mines of South Dakota , and for years iv
Indian agent at l'ixio Ititige. The city cou
cii how' stands six republicans to two dcxii
era to.
DEAD\\'OOD , April 2l.-Specinl ( Tel
gram.-Thls ) was inunicipab election ti
throughout tIme Black Hills , elections ccci
ring In all time cities. In Deatlivooti S
Star nao elected for time tenth time as xnay
of tile city , there being no Opposition
hirmi. The councIl anti school board are
political medic ) ' , consisting of repubilcar
demimecrats and popullsts. lit one varml or
were there two tickets. School bonds
time amount of $5,000 were voted ,
At Spearfish John Wozrmlutim ! , repnhhice
was elected mayor , and a non.partisan cou
cii selected.
John McMillsn was elected mayor of Stu
gis by a good mimajority , and a nmajom'lty
the celmool boarti axld council are of ( ito tax
polItical complexion ,
ST. I'AUL , April 21.-Scattered town a :
city clecCens u-ore imelth in time two Dako (
today. Fargo , N. D. , imami a warm contc
over members of tlmo schooi board a :
elected Mrs. E. 0. Delexmdrecle , a woxn ;
veli known all over the northmwest , time to
mcii candidates running far belmind bier vol
Madlserm , S. D. , elected \'imttnioro , pr
htibittontt , niayor. anti as many students
the normuah 'cbool voted , there is ( alit
contesting the electoii. Aberdeen elect
a populist mayor by. 105 majority pv 'r I
republican cammtldato. ! ' At Ptcrne' thmfi lx
and vrder candidate hind twenty mminjor
ever the saloon candIdate. Chamberla
clccte4 a democratic mayor alid a divid
ticket otherwise , bitt time Ucaul cf the Lieu
wazi emidor.sed by many republicans.
Vermihlion , I , . T. Sweezy. popuiist , iv
elected mayor. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CI'I'I'l.ENS WIY IN NI0\V O1tJ.1lA
lti'gtlilr 1)etnocruls Aie Iefenteil I
l'smr ( ' .
tile lteflrIIl )
NEW ORLEANS , April 21.-George
Flynn , chairman of tlm regular ulemocral
committee , concedes the election 'of Flow
cItizens' league candIdate tom' mayor , I
9,000 majority. Time league party manage
tlmlnk their maJority will be nearer 15,0 (
Footer , regular democrat , will probabhy car
the state by a small malonity.
The polling booths throughout the ci
were opened at C a. nm. . the election belt
or state. city and parochial officers. TI
weather was warm amid cloudy , threatenli
mn.
mn.There wac probably more Ixitereat taki
by ( ho business men of the ci'y 'a today
eiect'on than nas been taken by them in at
oloclion held since ISSS.
Time candidates for governor are Colon
Murphy IC. Foster , time present incumber
and Captain G. M. Plmarr , nominated by ti
repimbhican.popimhists and sugar piammtere. Ti
mont surprising timing Is the heavy vo
Pliatr has ilohiod in this city. This in
brought about by the citizens' league ,
party opposing ( lie regular demmiocracy
: ; clW Onions , for city and parish officials ar
members of the legislature.
Up to yesterday it was expected tli ,
trouble would occur at time pohis , owing
the intense feeling. l3otbm parties bu
stored shotguns and rifles neai' the poilir
boothms to be used in case e emergency. Em' '
these were subsequently removed after LI
rval candidates for mnayor had a cnnforcnc
rhmere were a number of fights at the poll
but nothirie ci a serious tmature occurred.
A dumcpatchm frommi Opeloua reports ti
iectomi ! was held without interference I
Lhe regulators.
Late returns indicate time election of Fe
: er democrat , for governor. The count is ci
layeti at most irninta.
OI'IILOUSAS , April 21Tiio regulator
uftor remainimig In COflhl ) near this place unl
mfter midnight and nnimouccirmg that tiu
vould Como in and take posession of Li
: ourt imouso this nmornlrxg , quietly dieperse
rimere was no interference with voters so ft
mu obacnveil , though it Jim thought nmar
iegroeo , through tear of violence from Li
egulators , had surroiidcretl Inclr rcgistratic
apers or aignetI certiilcatems agreeing it
.0 register or veto.
VIDALIA , La. , Apri 21-There was r
401 bus trouble iii thmo upper river imoniabmi
it today's state electioxm , Mertimous iiarle
lves Foster and time democratic state ticki
100 maJorIty , ariml elects full itarlsli an
iudlcial democratic tickete by ubout 900 mm
onLy. Franklin gives the state anti log
lemocratic tickgts 300 to 40& majority ; Coi
ordia gves ! a donmocratic majority of 1,01
0 1,200 , while Catutmoula and Ilichland pa
hmc.s are reported to have given aubstarmtii
najonitlea for I'iiarr , LImo repumbiican.popm
it cailtiltiate for goverrmcr ,
Time following tebegraimm was eexmt from-n I.
'lace in St. John Baptist panist to Goi
inner Foster , Baton blougo at 4 p. mn
'Negro sheriff anti 100 negro deputIes I
oaeesslort of the polls and Intimimlatiri
ieniocratic votere. Can carry paritlm IC give
rotectloa , Senib troops to La Place Iti
tmediately. - BASIL , La Place. "
No furtimer particulars have been receive
Ide , Full figures will be late' from cone
ry precincts. _ -
GriiiSeii Ihit' IirI ii Now Trhlli.
ALBANY , Airli ; 2i-Tlx court of appua
ius granted a imew trial to MarIa Darbe :
a the ground of exclusion of proper cv
Lence and partiality of Recorder port
imango to tIme jury , About a yemtr iigo is ) :
: IIleti Imer lover , a bootbirick named i ) (
nenico Cmmtsmitio. in New York , who ha
u&t her off. 'rIme girl coulti speak no Eii
isim gnu was without friends until im
emumia inns taken up by some philunthropi
eope. ! It wets tinged titut she was gunile
0 rnadnese by Cataitbo aayimmg to urn , wlic
iio demmotmtbeii ( hInt he marry lien , "hot
nay rttmmrry ; wo tlever do. ' 11cr conVIt'thim
nd sentence to death tooc place in Octobi
f last year ,
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Dt'iitaiiiils Comititlofe Iii.lopc'a.hs'ni's' ,
NHW YORK , April 21.lstraclti Palmx
resident of ( ho Cuban revolutionary juumim
as issued another adrlrers to the imeopie c
ho United States , strititig tlmat tIme irtaut
cuts are firmly rerovcsl ! to iltcrn to a
cmpr'niise nni to treat with Spain only o
ho basla of abapluto limdepeaclence for Cimbi
DEIOCRATS TO IEET TODAY
Free Eliver Wing of' the Untorrifieti Rciu1-
to Name Cbicigo Delegates.
BRYAN AND SMYTII SURE TO BE CAItED
.lttiiieis fl. llsi-.l l'nisl ( ivt'I ilceilite.
( I , Sere itp ( ii 1)iistnit't It'ii.giale ,
! Ittiitjg It 'utiItI Ho ilitti
hiijitstiie ,
LINCOLN , April 2l.-Special.-Tomor. ( )
row the free silver deimmocrats of NebraskA
ill meet Pm state convention at tue Futik'
opera house at 2 o'cicck P. ill , Tiiey ii 1
elect tour delegates-at-large to ( lie miatloiiai
detmiocratic convcntiomm at Chicago , July 7.
lIeu , W. J. Bryan nut ! C. J. Smtm'tli are alatett
for two of tIme dclegates.at.hmirge. There wilt
be mme risible oppooltion to themmi , In aUdI-
(1mm , Umo district clehegates wihl tiresent lImo
latmies of two delegates from cacbm coxgres-
sioxtal disirict , so ( lint the cotivetitlon in
effect w ill chuocae the entire sixteen dole-
gates. Ex-Govermmor lloyd of Otxmmtlmrt was
urged 'to acccitt a phace ohm tbmo state dehega-
tien , but has litttitttveiy ( lechimieti to have hm
nmimxme go before tue comlventioml , lIe will
hmot even be in attendance. A moMs muceting
vil1 be imld at time Fuiiice 1mm tit evening ,
at wimicit Governor \\'iillaimi S. 2tone of Mm-
soimnl will speak. Ex.Got'ci-nor lloyd's letter
to the convctmtioim Is as foliowe :
OMAI1. , . liimnil 21.-Tn IlotI. U. E. 11cr-
tratitil lcumr Sir-At the 1-etluest anti sohic-
itntton of lion , C. J. Sinyth ltoim , U. V.
( iitlimtgiier , lIon , Mattlic'tv ( iermlg itimmi otiiet'
fnetitia Wile kimew lull vcll rmiy 'tev5 on ttmo
limxmmnchmtl tiueailon. nntl ii'thi nsturmimice ( hut
timero would bo no opposition , I eonsexxtcti to
accept time positioxi of distm-lct tieeguto to
time national deniocratic coimventiutm. After
lucre careful cousitleratloxi I ntxt Sntt9llctl
( lint --ould b doing uxyselt great Ill-
justice nnul be placed In it fxtlu hOsitiOhi it
I umect'pted time annie , and. 1 hereby authorIze
you to ixrevent tmiy imanic fromll being pro-
sehlted to the conventIon.'eiy truly 'otmrs ,
JAMES Ed. llOYD.
Tue free silver demnocratc state central
coixiimmlttee imeld a niceting tomilglmt at ( lie
Lintlell hotel , anti wilt hold anotiier toxnor-
row' morning at 10 o'clock. There mere pros-
exit tonight : Cimniritman C. J. Sxuytli and
Secretary Leo llertlnian , C. D. Cmtspar , James
Osliee , M. D. Welch , Ira 'l'lmotmmns , George
WY , Phillips , Lloyd Lynn , W. Ii. Crooks , J.
C. Dniimtmxan , A. J. 1titttmhioutxe , J. Kelhlgimor
and \V. Ii. hlurlbut. Tue txmatter of rccommm-
mending a texmiporary chairman was left Un-
tu : toximornow rnormiixtg. Arrnimgoniemmto were
mimic for dlstrlbutioxi of tickets for seat-
log titO dehcgates. Asitle froiim Iloim. W. J.
flryan nnd C. J. Sxnyth , the hirominent
candidates for delegaes.at.largo t'o the
Chicago conventioim are : J. C. Dahtitnan of
Dawcs county , flichiarul Oltlbmaimi of Buffalo
and William Thomas of Hall. The ThIrd
congressioxmal district conventIon vlll moot
toitiorrow morning anti C. ti. Jones of Len-
cohim has estabhisimed imeadquartents at time
L.liidehi. lie Is the clmolce for district debt-
gate of time Lancaster delegnton , anti xml-
though lion.V. . J. Bryan , lit time county
onvention , deprecated any poi'tical trader ,
Mr. Jones gives evIdence of hooking for a
omnblnation ivithi' eIther Ca'ils or OtQo coun-
Lies. Judge Edgar howard of Sarpy is on
the grrmuntb , and is a pOssibility for tempor-
any chairnian. ' . It was' de lmiod toniglmt to
mnuko Cite temporary. orgitnlzation permanent ,
It is understood that there irlil be a
number of bitter fights in the several congressional -
gressional ditnlcts 'over a cimolco for iils-
( net delegates. Tli' Is plainby true of th
Third. It. is expecteti timat tue monriitxg
trains wIll bring in several imundreti dele-
ates , although the represexitatonms ! nra to-
tight xmot up to anticIpations. There is a
manifest ( ietc'rnmlnatioml to make a showIng
Lomonrow that miii cclpao tIme administration
ommveution to be held a week froth ( omen-
row In the same opera imoimse , MI evening
LImo lintel cornIdor. have swarmed with
' 1stors ! and local free sliver xmicn , and time
row nepubiicans who tiroppemi in appeared
igreed to time proporition that it was free
sliver night to imowi ,
Chairnman Edgerton of tbio populist state
terminal committee today issueml ( ho call for
he state convention to ehect delegates to
3t. Louis. Time ccnvermtlon will meet at
irand Island July 15 , at 2 o'clock p. mu. , and
iviiI consist of 783 deheguttes , the representa-
ion based on the Vote cast for Saxnueh Max-
veil for auprerime judge. Time call is for
lie election of fifty-seven dehegates to St.
L.ouis , nub from each congrcszionai dls-
dcl and three-at-large. lit the call it Is
ecotnmnended that at the primaries ballot
) OXes [ me furnished voters for time lximrposm of
uxpresaing tlmclr oplniotm on the free silver
I nestlon. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'oIL SOUii ) i1NlY Y ! ) l'ItO'I'ECTIN
? OtiJLe'UCltt Itepulhit'tn. ' , % Vl It So lIe-
citirt' it I ' 1'(1SL'i4 Ciiii'tt'ti I kin.
NEV hAVEN , Conn. , April 21.-The first
; un of time Connecticut campaign was fired
cmnlghmt , when the republicatma of the atato
issembled In the persons of their delegates
or the opening of time republIcan state con-
icotion called to nominate delegates to time
it , Lou's convention , lIon. herbert E. Ben-
on. chnrrnan ! of time republ'can state central
onimittee , called the coimvcntion to order.
lis opening remarks took time form of a wel-
tommie to the delegates , ixmcludhxmg an asser-
inn that tile republicans of time state wore
0 favor of protection and rautmd mnomioy. lIe
lion announced thmn lion. Edgar lit. Warner
if Putnam had been uppoitmteil terimporary
liainiitan , arid timat gentleman advanced to
ito front of the platform , where lie was
treeteti with cheers , Ills address was an
loquetit argutnexxt in favor of the protective
ariff antI sound money. lie raid ( lie pea-
ia rlomanmied "A srmuntl fitiatte a ! plank In
Ime plntorxn , anti that tliero would not be
ho vltgimtetst. question as (0 time vIews of tlmo
epubhicatis of Connecticut on this question ,
lii uuredicted Limat audi a piaric ) would be
, doptcd at tomorrow's coxmvetxtien , Iii con-
: usIon , 110 saimi : "Timror , ( lien , our ban-
en to tbmu virmtla. Let u'i inscribe thereon
i'rotcction to ( Ionic Industries , ' Amentcaa
Vagea for American Wonlctncn , ' 'ilotmie
Iarlcets for lbonue Protimmets , ' 'lIoiest Money
or Ilones Labor , ' 'I'nuventioxm of Pauper
rxmnmiigrat'otm. '
, ' 'ItIi these priricipiemi axmmi with the
4ndldates who abali best represent timetu ,
0 simali carry every imnrthmern state and
0010 of flit' ohlti coittit , anti tiilior in time corn-
mig century imimmber skies bright with prom-
amid lie ( lomi Of
(015 kept axmil Imupes fulfillemi (
attics anti tie , Coil of peace , the Goul whom
tin fathers reverenced atmth adored anti wiiomn
e love itlmahl head this cai.urutnv Into fields
r accomplIshment Ion tIme elevation and Cc-
cloltmnent ( if nianklrid beyond our moat
rdeiit dream , "
At ( lie c-lose of tbmo adubroes of Judge Warner
ho eaniuntlon linoceeded to organize. Andrew'
' . Gates of Hartford was eltosen as secretary ,
tier whIch corxmtmiiiteeo on cretheumilals , on
c.rmnsneimt ongatiizntlon anti on ixiatform ware
lmomen , Time convommtion ihuerl adjouriicd till
ine'nroW. ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ltii.Yi.ANI ) 1t.tt .t VA'Oi1t'IH SON.
, , eraor JdbvvtiIi'aAplimtrcIm I ly the
F'i rs t7h.oiee at I It , ' JIvtpIil it'gtmis ,
UAL'L'IMOlthil , April 21-The reimublicari
unlers of time state are gathering In haIti-
ioro today for time purpose of arranging Limo
anious commissIons whieb ! vIl be workeul
Ut In Lime state coyontion , which ijcgirm9 Ia
ho Lyceum timeate in this city at mmoori tomorrow -
morrow , $ enator'elec George 14. VeIiIngtomt
.iii call it to onrier as ctmalninarm of ( ito ro.
ublican state committee and will lmavo much
) do wIth Its future action , e ummoit of thc
ehegates thum , far cimosen are following but
tadersimip. There is no doubt lie 'vIii Ucati
te Maryland delegatiort to SI. Louis ae a.
elegate.at-iante , anti. ( lint lila associates to
C named tomunsQw will be James M. Oarj4
Iiliam T. .tixnster atmd Robert 1' . Graham.
tmi blatforms is still under consideration.
I will htrobbiy be built upon the lines laii
own in that recently adopted In Maine anti
tte preenat program is to send Limo t1e1vm
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