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HILL STRIKKS AT HERUICK.

A n_*TE EXAMPLF. OF THE GO\T.TLNO__'S UN-SCRUPULOIS MKTHODS.

% JUOICIAL. CONVENTION, 1'ACKKH WITH HILI.'S

AMD MUKl'llYi, UI 1.1 (.ATES. TBIES IW-.

FAIRLY ANU ni*-HOM-*TLY TO FORCK

MR- HERnil'K OlfW THF. STATE

coMMirrr.

-_BT TELEGKAPII TO THE TBIBITKB.]Albany, Be I I In the Cavc »f Musion ln

whioh the Mofwinapa now ftxt Gavemee Hillhas lost his oi.ntro*, ot the Demoeratic party llthli Stat* an.l Gzovet Cleveland *.vlll »x> the ">yidi-date ol the NVw \..rk DnabdHbti foi ftaaJdentHiliisiB hoiii* i*\tiii. t nn.l David B. Hill havini*l-eem depowd 1'V Wi lieutenants, of 088188 tbe

Deuiocratie party 1- w.irtby of the support <>f alltrue lUfwampa, Thnt ll tho ar_-uu^_t. BntMr. Hill, ji.M a* his funeral *_»rvio.y. afe proceed-inii aotcmiily in atagwaaBp ehapela- haa saddenlyc.nne to bfc nt.! kaa ained a vieian** mnm at thebead of 1>. Cn.ty Herrick. tho k*..<.ing C'evcKudDemocrat ln the intorior of tl.e BMM and a mem¬

ber of the Deniocrati.*. Rtate Committee. Mr.

Hill it repart- d to have said tbe present week-I now bave all hut two of the meml-rrs of

the Deniocra.ie State Committee, tmd by Dcxt

¦rear I ahall have all of them. Herrick, of Albany.ln oae of them."

Mr. Hill seeke tlie unanimoua eupport of tb<

Demoeratic State Convention of 181.2 Utavor of his nomination for Prcf-ident.Hence his iittnek upon Mr. Herriok 88 tM

at his few rrmnininf oppononts in the

chief bodv whieh e_ar_ro_l the Demoeratic partyln this State. If the Dcniner..t_ of Xew-WkState throueh their pnlMeal orjrani/ation tmani-

tnously tt* aext ycar lor tli" nomiuatin:i for Presi-

dent. he feel- eonfident of his nomination bf the

Pera'oeratic National Convention. Meanv.hilc al!

Deinocrats wlio thlnk that some other eandidatetlifu*. Mr. Hill sliould be nominatod will be snp-

preseed. Tliere will be an appearanoe at ler-M

of tho Democrat*. of New-Vork niiaiiiniou.sl.v de-

manrtim? Mr. Hill's ii'iminatiou. Mr. Herrick. who

id almost the snle Cleveland member now of the

I-emooratie State Cotamittee, is n!t-o the " hoss"of the Albany De.i" ;;it.s, and is t leadins. lawyeref the fity. Iho «*at of Mr. Herrick in the Statet ommitt-*e ha* 1-ecn covoted for a long time byCovernor Hill. Even the Cleveland man who form-

irly reproeented the Bnffalo Conjrrens* District inarhi.h Mr. Cleveland once lived was foreed olY tho

eommittee and his plaee has been taken hy a de-roted follower of 1). B. Hill. Tlie friends of Mr.Cleveland in Buffalo who came t<. the laal Demo-

State Convention repiesentin_r three of

Ihe Bnffals Awmbly Di«***jifts were deprivedaf theii seata in the convention and these seats

wrro given to Hill men. The 'ity of Buffalo.rhereiore, iu the Doomorntio National Conventionvil) ii - H dM iu 1**4 and 16SS, for then-miiiMt'itii ef Gievee Cleveland, but for theaondnation af Darid B. Hill.

Before tho Demoeratic State Convention met. t Sirati.Ra on TlMBdlJ last the adheronts ofGovernor Hill had sent word to Mr. Herrick thati.nleas he -;irendered his -"-tate Committee seat

To a Hill Democrat thoy would oppoec all his

political ambitione. Mr. Henick's chief ambition for Reveral years has heett to be elected a

f ipieme Court Judice from this judicial district.tlisi-ii' t whieh ustially elects the Demoeratic

eandidate, 60 that a nomination is consideredfouivalent to an elcction. A Judge of the SupremeCourt ia to be elected thia fall, and it is "ThoCirii" of the Albany Demoerats to nominate theoan<H<*lat. lor ,7ud. e. There l*» no question thatIhey are united for Mr. Herrick. Taking advnu-tage of this situatkm Governor Ilill throuchfriends propused t<. tiade ofT the Sapreme Court.Judge6hip for the State Comunittee position, Mr.Hill eontrollins; enotigh votes ln Tho judicial dis¬trict outf-ide of Albany County to _ive the noinina-li'»n for Jadfje to whoever he pleaaed. But theGovernor found in Mr. Herrick a self-respecting(tnan, and one who could not be holldoaed. Mr.Herrick ditl not propOM to baj the Jodgeshlp nor

lo sell out his friends. His reply to the overtnrewa6 ta aeeept a raa__aope re-election as BtateI'omniittceniau lnmi the hands of the Albnnydolo.ates who attended the State Convention lastweek.

To-day the Democrntie Judicial Convention-i- hold here. E'lward Murphy, jr.. ohairman ofIhe Democr-iti" Stuti- Committee, eame hore fromTroy and had a lorn: conference with GovernorHill this mominir before t'.e eonrention met.Thin eanflRCim had b apedal p*^rtinen'*e from thettu% that Mr. Murphy liv.-h ln ITOnaBtilacr (ointvhi.d had naaed -ill the delegatea trtn thalcuiii.ty to the .ludi.ril Cuivetition. Mr. Murphytook apeeiaJ paiaa under Instraetioaa irom GovernorJ.'tll thal na naa Mendlj to Mr. Herrick abonldI .-c:cctcd aa one of ier County dele

The GoTtnoi and Mr. Murj.liy, nftei hold-' -iis conference, sent thi.**. wor.l to Mr. Her¬

rick :

-:_rn your plaee 88 n member of the Dem..-erat'i- Btata Committee before the Jadidary Con-tention me.

-Mr. Murj.liv aaid: " If Mr. Herrick snbmitsto tho-e eondittona he deeanl hnve the eontaajeof a yellow <!oir." But Mr. Herrick proved hisaawaaje. 11«- r-*plif.r: " I *,vill not resi_rn mypaaMan.** Noon after tliis exehance ol views hc-tween Goveaoi Hill nnd Mr. Herrick the Judieiarj*Caovention mel al tha Ameeiean Hotel. Theaefeuneop. ddegntea arere preb.*nt from tlie followin*.t-i tkn:

Aibiiiy (vuiim./.nt, A. Dyer, Pmnhlla M. Danmher. .-rfi'i. :.. Rlti ioe McLean.

Rcnea-la.'!*.Willlaiu Denahaa. K. Aikeu, and 0. F. K.088.

Cohunbla- Samnel J, liiden.talhran bai Barmun.Un A .. Jon. -.

Oeorge v. i-nnforth..-. i. H ll, Charlaa M. Prt-ston and John F.

088amThe convention had no sooner met than Charlea

M. Pie.-* .n. who wa-, iii.ide SiijM-rin.cniletit of lli«"B^nk Dapartment hy Uovemor Hill, Banumed c.mi-inaivi oi it lic -mve ¦ favorable reeeptlon tol>**niel t. UeElwnine, a Hill Demoerat, who oon-

Hm uti "' tha deteajnte fiom Cie ivtiiAaaanAif Diatriel "i Alhnny Coanty, a com¬mittee on Bontented neata waa appolttted, whoawlftly reparted in favor "t Beating MeElwaine,and tuiis M:. Herrick w ..s deprived oi one ui hi,Al'-diiy auppacters,

Hit l>o\eF*Mir Ilill had anotber Bira in tbuaoe.itius UeKlwainr. alid tbal araa t>» make it a;.-pear that Albany County -*-.'*. dlvided in oenti*ment in n-i-.i |0 ,;.. proper i*ei*->ii to Qominatofor Judge. Thua, no Bvoaer ha<l Judfe Danaber,af AlUmy, nominated Mr. Herrick for Supreme

\i. Klwnine nominated fot theJune oftice CounQr Jadge I lute, ol Ali.ui.v CountyTh.- llerri. u Demoerata, hiiioiim whom Btood Con*i uan l'ni'\ and Senator Chai rd this

r«eh uf McKlw&ine'l with a etoim of hlsses. Jleitcti al i

" J have iic\.-r beea driven from a convention.and yoi .n drlve me out ol tniv"

Judge |> ,| ^al it would be vi-.lat-ing precedentg nol to recocnize the plain ehoiceof the Albany Omoci it wa* Mr. Herrick.

Then the Hill Demoerata m le notber move.The.v moved thnt tha coaveni t»d-Journ BBtll Oetohei t. Judpi Danaher and As-aemhlvman Hm prcr«ste'l. and the latter madean Indignant sn-'cc,,, m whieh he aaid"Why not nominate to-day? To Albanytounty, the bomter D<»mocratic county of thefctate, belocfa this nomiimTion, and we are hero»e nominate. The r-eople of Renmelaer Countvand of foiumbia County want our eandidate, D.Cadv Herrie*, a;3 do nat want you up h-*re witha coiiar about your neeks to foist some other manupon ua. *

But the delegate* from every county exoeptAlbany vote.i to atljoiirn the eoaventian_«n_ tne', l# ' "-.j"..... .ii-- i'iiiiir:iT|t)!i of.r\ th«adjouramenl war acotirdlngly taken to that timeTl.e ob.ei t .,[ thi* adjonrnmenl is to force MrHerrick t., r- m_h h_- pt aitlon u;.on the State 1'ommltte-* Mr. Hill and Mr, Murphy will not _<.-eoiniiliah their am. \|r Herrick itandi la theUnto (M-silion to-nlghl thal he has alwain ht-jodfeamc'ly, i.e wiU n.-t itui.hase a wai upon the

Supreme Court Irei. h XX f.ling hiu SlB_lniltu. position to Davi.l II. lliil or to atiy x.tlurman.

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RUSSIA'S MILITARY MEASUREci.

A STEADY MOVEMKNT OF TIIE TROOPS WEST-WABD.

BUMORED D___B TO D__ RCMANIAN THRTtf-

TORY-TIIE GRAND Dl'KE OP BADE_'S

ALI_OED SPEECH.London. Pept. _S.-Th« eorrespondcnt of " Tlie News"

at Od. aa re. >r. a slead.r movenic.it of UiisMan troop..aaahwwC Ha «avs " laaajoeary harrarh a< c .jmnioda-

U,i;i* »mve been prfivided in all militnvy ccntrcs be-

t.. n her. and \var.w. It B nol knoWB, _ra_rar,vx'.cre th-. t__N will coi.cciitrntc Thc mllitaryofflrla. ote i_! lcent. and tbe local pre-s la foi-Mdl D t'»

allude to the matter. The movemcnt* a_ dlrcicd byOaaaml viadimiro*. at ki_t, bb4 by Oaa. .1 oonri a<

waraaar, two ei the able taeHdana la She aiaiy. The

Admiraltv haa o:der» <rt that all the Tnrger v.--"K of thc

Basataa Btmrn _.fr__lrn and. Traitng CerapWi a_

v-ii u* th.- voiuntcci- Beat, ba aejatpp 8 srlth poweettiCuvlts. M are ¦_ BJaaaT. These propai.itions have

glven rlse to many war nunons."Berlln. Sept. 23.-The Kreur. Zcltung'' _y* H in

believed that Bmil* medit.it ' aa atlcmpt to foree a

pj through Hobnidicha. The KI115 ot Bumaniaintend on Ul forthcomlng Jonrney, to a Klng Hum-

|.«rt and Emperor William whether Rumanla can ly

upon the as4.lst_.nce of lhe Dreibund ln thc event of B

Baaaaaa nttBTt H B reported thnt Russla ls *_Kinp

an _llanoe wlth Orce ln order to obfaln thc uie of the

Oreet leet, whlch _w lateiy baaa grc.,»:y lmproved in

efl.clency.lieilin. Sept. 23..In this eitv the allegcd speeeh of

(Ba Chaai Dafea el Daaaa. le whlch. according to ihe

"Dix ITIiiiii_asa leekT or Parie, ha expseee. the be-

!M-f thnt the tlme wa* near "when Germany BBB_ a. 1 ln

aasadata the sword ln __aea of her Independcnccacalnal m eneniv who hns not l.rned pradeaee by a

bloody defeat," ls _s.-r.lu.. It ls snid that the Oranduiii.t's (/mv i-Mvi.t public Dtteranee, ao laraa known,I. that ln whVh he expressed hli satislactlon lo thcrttlsens of Bear-Loals, ln Bhenlah Prussia, that German. arere ahrayi nnltei when thc Bmperor nnd tlieKmpire were ooacetned.

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WHEKE KAIt_R AND CZAR MAY MEET.

Berlin, Sept. _:3.-It ls reported liero that thc r7.nr

,,f Baaala nnd tho Emperor of f.ermany will mt*. ;,t

sxxir.nii.nde. in tlie lsland of DB8a__ 011 tlie Swine, on

Dattet of the __Uiier-ilalT, in tlie BaltU-, ou OetoberVA.

EVERYTHINT. Ql'IF.T IN CHILL__T1VITIE6 IN CELEBIUTIOX OK TIIE RESTORA-

TION OF ____-,

Waahington, Sept. _..-.'aptain Hchley, rt>mniandlngthe BiiUimore, now in fhlllan wntcrs, cabled Ihenw Departaeot jreateeiay fraia Valpanlao na M

lowa: .. Pestivliies to cclebratc the ;i;miver*ary oi

tjiiihin tadepeadenee and the reetorettoe of peacehave pa^"d without pollticnl dlstarbaaees. Every

thinp i> (|ulet. Balma. _ln comniitUd sulcide Kepteni-ber IO."1

I.undon. 8ept. 08..Ominsel on behalf of the Chllian(roverntiient to-d^r applied to Justiee _e_8 to M

sfrain the mall purUM eompany oarning tlie ateamshlpMoaelle ftorn partlnp «_ SC.'.O.O. i ln bulllon broughtfr.m. MaatavMaa laaaaMy, excep. to the Bank alEngland for etontge pnrposea. The _me eotinsel al.*o

nsked the JusUce to forold the Bank of the illver I'lnte

from i.artlng wlth cnrti-ln domments refenlng le Ifclabnllion. Caaasel for tl.e Bank the R'.ver Plate

objoct^d to .his demand. a»KertinB that the bnnU Imd

alrcdv parted wlth S1'J5,_0 on «2?l^1.0tJ".bulllon. nnd tl.al lt had .. cepted otter Mlls drawn,,-;ii_t lt. Jnsttee Jeune deeided thnt the bulllon-oiild reiiinin ln the Bauh of England.

These cable dlspatch^i, together wlth the f_n Pron-

ci .0 te.Icgrams ixeportlng the relea-e on bond of tlie

ItHt;.. ahow ihat Chili is p. 8__g Ita normnl eondl¬

tlon in pc.ird .o ootb foreign relatlo'is and Int.-rnaJ

aBaln, 'I''.p dlipaleh ot the commander of the I»lt4-more .<. ihe Nnvv Department. stating that "even'-

thing ia nnlcr tn Hilll. comes Ju time fh prove lhe

in. .i-.'diicss, or at le. t thc cxag. rntiona. of a

Siuiting.. teleernni l-ejioKlng thal a -revoir liad nr.

,,irr.-d MBOng the __!*_ voluntcers. It conld not

have been mu'h of a *___," slaee tho some dlspatchend(*d by saying ihat tlie troublc r.ad Ijeen H__pilyaverted bv the clear judgmeyt and cord bearing of tlie

lenl of th.; Juntn. Jorge. M< ntt, aod r .onel

Oanto," ihe latter the lomman.lcrin .h_l thc OOB-

ttttuttoaal army al ciiili on. the victor in ihe eeotestaxxih the ii,.ini..."«!i-t-- al Ctaaeac aad Pridlla. The

milltai7 ii-.-ubie- if there was any-b erpreaantel aa

hnvi.ik beea eaased l.y a leaaporaiy deeBne ta tbeqaaltt* »f the fo"d furni*hed te lhe aaaa__, and bv

delay la aendlng the votaateera back to their haa_s.Hi.t ihe sni.ii.Ts arere soan nade to anderstand tha.

ImmedlateU tttu the general tlBOifan-sUon esTBctodi,v tbe war, it aaa nol poaslblc le have tbe anaj a_a_

ln their naual order, ii.:..iiiu.'h us m._ provi"f;^'''lJpnsuaUv 1-. i^> Imperled tato ChIM, and that the Jnnt*,,, ..01 hav.- ;. if i.;.x.! lianspOTb ready r.l hand.TBo_.tr.5lc rolanteira ... lhe vlctorious .Constita-Uonal armV andentood the *ttaatlon. end II anyr,, 1..- mmUv oecorred It ta«t d onlv a ie« .ua. andn__ita Srbley. rommandlnc the tolOmore, ooa r,

ri, vxn.<-i .'..uld cable lo tb. Bar. liot.a.-tn.c:,th." "thc .v*t.,n'ion of pea_ hai pa««Bd erttaeulmlitlca] dtotarbanee, and 1V.1 eat_rt_R| la ejaiel ta[jm Boatfa Aiaeiaeaa Befablle.

PHEMIER MEP.CTEi: ___B_DIKO IHMSELP.ottiixv;,. Bept .-ii.-P.ci.iei- Mer_er*a reply to Uea-

t,..,;)nt Oovernor Aagara raapeettng the Bale Btienr- Baltway _-a.rt.il was b:ou. it doxvn ln the -

bo nlghl by Piemier Abbot*. ftaaaler Merder JasOfloitbe paymeni to Aitaahraaf, tho eoatiaetor. BH»rd-lDg the P..ea.ni toddenl he aaya In part: "« ¦-¦ rw-

.lent that wltbooi this Ineident 110 one would have

noupht of maidng any iBataaatloaa. This l.i.id.nt

H . x-i-x regrettable one. aai lt B my iatgr to conderai. the mort aaaere ietaii th.- attaaae barfaln aaade

-..,,,,,.n theae taw patssea; acd if my .,.ii.,.--u.-s or

my. lf hai had Bl. e(.C.,i/ni;.e ol it all _fO_UlO_would nnve lx-en stoppesl."

Kefer-ing to the stat.nient that he got *.,,000 from

Paeaaal afclfc tn Paris, N aajras "1 am laformet tbalthis amount wu TtAttt ttom »»<> tt the BOtej whieh I

1.ft tadonei in bl.nk witn Benator __etttar betoregotog to Eumpe. I have n_ had aay _>!."Hnmiy^ol.(intinning this. Mr. La Fraiiee. el the Baoqua Na-

Uonale, before fbe Beaate, aati taal *. BiVtX. waa

the araeeeda oi a ae_ of ___«.. toiowei by \a:.d gaanatoei by one of the Qaabee &.***0?*ebeeks. He it a« lt may, I afflrm u. you that, betagln .eed of money. 1 aabai Bar tm\rtoeei tb*i h^u.nl would be lataei bb aae of my own m lea, and

whieh obli-ati'.n I _Uy exixxted to PV- I afflrrn that

xvl...ii I asked for thi* -un, I w_ in IgaOfaaee tho

Bale des Chalcurs tranwietion, and until _0g after

Coutinulng. he 884. S -'Your Honor s_m.s |o tMnbthere is a toUgata batwaea -8 GoaernrneBl boA.Te-ui... 01 t .- ox!,..,. where tribute mna be paidb- ..u.ia'i* for uatlre, Aa to mv _W 1 la nn-

..ce*-;.rx to >iv to von t.h-it 1 Bm m Ignorance of ttie,.x .,,..-,. ,,f -.:-.-:. a t-illxn-.- ln c...!-.ii. Mr.v.-r..er adka for an Inve^atlon Into all the biib-aldlea gnint«_ to Ibe eenplo.

I.KFTTME CHURCH lir.rMSEOFTHE IKH.Y

BerUn, Bept 23..Theaa is uiu.-i. dbeaaalon golngoi, iii i.'ti.-.'ie ani .'.oi *i:.nt drelea ln lh. Boi othereWaa utn the fa«-i. Ju-t a__ pnhUe, Ihal Pratoaaee\Vin-.-iri..i. of i.i-ii"-..'. arha hetongi lo aae of the aaaalnot,-. ( athollc f.i.ni..- "f lhai .itv. haa anaoaneed his

coi.vcrsion lo IYote-t .nlism. Tho [__aaor ntlrlliiite*

the chaaga ta h» tbOpb ** altwa t.. tu* BMbettel In ti.o

antbeatlclty ol law garaeet known the ii'Vv Oaat,u-hich ls now on cxhiblii. ta tbe Cathedral atand to Iii* eonsclentlopa ruples agslnal nupporUng a

_.. h Uiat wonid le'nd it- -anction to sueh an ex¬

hibtt ion.

BTANLEY TO RSSIOB HIS OOVEI.'NORSHIP.Berlin. s-pt. 2*3.-The Bbjeet di Henry K. ^t.'lnley,s

risit to tlie Klajf ot tbe Belgiam ls _B aaatp lil« officeernor tli» Conpo i*Ute. Thc po*t has been

deeLned bv s t_rmnn oflicer of colonial experleo .,

now ln Afriea.

MAV PROCLAIM AN ABAH CALIPH.Conitantinoplf. Sept. 23..The Govcn.or of Yemen

and all the Turlilsh ofllclals have fled from Rans. The

Inniirgents have capturej Hodelda, snd great slorm

pr»'VHlls here. lt being laaiti that the lnsursents willndvanoe to Mecea and proclalm an Axab Cnllph.

THE KAifcEB AIOS T.IE HPANI8H RELIEF KIND.

Madrld, iSept. B3.-The Queen haa re<elv_ au BJrtOgri.ph letter from Emperor William, In whlch (he

BbXp**** deplorea the siirferliig* snd los*e* .au- ¦! tx

thi. flood* in Xpttm, and oirei-- a |jrg« (..iiii-lt.iiiii.n

th¦., rellef fuud. Tlie llui lie»s of Montpenaier hasmbscrlb. 1x3,000 to tlie fund. 11 l» aUt«<l Uiat tha

flr-t lerrible impree-lona of tltau-el ati exagtcrauxl Idea ofvictima. An oflulal it-cord U ni

hc recent ratawtrupheI the number of thenow belng prcpiired.

THF, T.JOTED STATES AXU STATE INstRANCE.Ilerne, Sept. i'.l..At to-day'- _c.--lon of the lnter-

natlonal Congitw r,.n-d to .onulrtcr tlie qae-tlini olacold..nt_. to wnrlcmen and w-ortcwomen. tho eniplnyer-*'llal.lllty In such rases, and the best aaaaaa to feataken to preront aooldents and bett-r the oondlilonof vorkliK* people, Dr. John (iould, of John HopklnsI'nlvcr-ary, Hnltlmor., roprr--ntliiK tho I'nJte". BtataiDepartment of Labor, ai.iwaaed the a*Boml)la_o. Inthe cours .. of hls remarks Dr. (iould -aid :' Wc are R

praetkal people. If «« soo ln the e.f.perlrn'-e.. off-tate ln-.iii.nro ln othor rountlos, esperlaflv ln <"!er-many. Bwttaarlaad and An-fria. anythlng that la good,Iha t'nit-d ttatea mn bIm adopt Btata Inmaanea. ihavo beon sent to ollirlally i-eprr-ont tho I'nltedBtatai Oniwwmant, and i hava foiiow.-d t:liliomt'ons Of tho n.nventlon wlth Ihe gwnl at ttliitoro-t. I mu-t admlt, tliat I waa Miipri-cd Bl whalhit- already been done ln Europe 1" the way ofstate Insonnee.**

.MerARTHYITES TO APPF.Al. FOR PCHM.Dublin, Beg-t, 9Z..A mootlng of tbe Nati mal Fedora-

Hoa wai noM ln tliis nty to-tiav, .lu-ttn McOartlqr prosMin_. in atdteaatag th-* BBendwra of tlw TM ratfon,Mr. HeChrthy said that tim aeethm of Pm IHal i*nr-llamentar. party of whtoh ho was the UadBC hrulvlrtnallv won a vletory over that 8BII8MI whiehactcnowled-ed Mr. Parnell as tts head. In order that

Ma advnnta. o mi. ht be followed np atid H88M Ballfor Irolar.d be made ;ui ostabllsht-d fa_!t, lt wa*- no-e--an tli.it fund-, l.f ral-'i! t., meel the expensca or tlie

and Mr. MeCarthy annnuned hi- bitentl m toMl i]ip.-,l t0 both flt-- peopl" of lrrlai.J and

Irl-li Amerleana to -uli-crllf t" auch a fund.nttnulnc, Mr. MeCarthy aald thal tho party hal

deci.i.d to devote whal retnalne-1 of tbo t^..tl*- fundexclualvely lo Ibe art of ttve erirted tenant-. .*. arlthwho-e canae the party ebeotntely 1'bntlfy themaetves."

MOVBMBBTB of HF. MBXICAH MABAtTDBM*.Washtagton, Bept *.::.- \ tetegram reooived nt the

Dop,irtn;ont of Btata from tlio fnlted State*. I'on-ul at

Matamoras, Mex. nyt thal Bareta, with hit pnrtvof raidi'i-. paaaed yeaterday to tlie we«t of that plaee.malilng for tho Rlo Omaif.

\ leiograao tnu Qenenri Btanlay, daaai at .-an An-tonio, fiayti that tin* MBuaantfaol at Porl lirnwn re-

thal ii t alght General Lojero, eoauaaailni. theFoui-th Mcxiean EOM, lnf'iiii'd Mn that lil-

had not eome in eontaet with tho maraooer*. He to

tl-Cieft>l8 "f 'ho opinion IhBt they l.a-1 icattered and

were letnmtag to rr\a- ln -.mail detarhnwnta, m Ihapollea had Informed him tbal two meh pa;i>- iia.i

the Ki" Grraadc tarelva adlaa ahevavii- and leveral othen between that plaee and SantoM&ria. Tlie oplnlon amona tne offlceri a* F< rtwa- thal the Gnrrla exp dllloti wai organlwd for rob-bery, and bad do poUUeal algntfieaaea whatever.

THR CAVADIAN ADDBHBB TO THF. QVF.F.N.Ottawa, Sept B8. Benator BovDoa ha*- glven notlee

lhal ho will mova several amctirtment.s to tlie addrcsst<, Her Majesty, whicli sUnd- aa tha order paper ln

Premler Abbott*i n.me, raapecttng tha **mait tavoeedNat un'' rlau-i'- ln the exi-:in. tr.'at'o* *-iet*_e-'n OlCttlBritain and Belgtnm and Ihe Oeramii letlverein. Tho

parport of Benator Boylton*a projio-aa amandaianti l-

for the ultlmate es1_bll*huient of ro operation Ipruteotion of the roinnieivul Interest* of ihe BlWSflEmplre. -«.-

THE CASF. OF POSTMASTI'.R OKN'ERAL H.M-UART.ottawa, r«ept. U3.-Thcre I_ 8 llkellhood of the

rharges preferred agaiost PuatniaatarOenaial Ha.-aaM hy Mv. l.lstor bel.'.-,' Inve_tlgated at this aeatlin1of Parllnment. The Government. lt 1* undii-to.nl,

will onoae the appointment of a seleet comniittecto look Into the atli.lt*.

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SAYI.VG THAT LOBD I.YTTON MAY RET1RE.london, _*_pt. Ill.-"Tl:c Chronicle" fays thai l.orl

Lytton win shortly lettra from the nrttisb Embassy lnParl*, and tbat he will ha biiccoeded by Sir I'hillpt'urrie.

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MR JAMES FF.RC,r**o:v*S PLACI OITBBD HIM.

London, Sept. 23.-The plaee of I'nder Forclim Baeretru**.* ha*. be-en offeied to Harm Uttn De Wonaa, rn

loa to 9tt James For/u-soii, who ha* been ap-pointdl ^rftmn.ter General.

PERHAPS THE WOMAX WAS IN II TOO.

MR--. FHEKfJTA 8USPECTED OF BAVTBO AIDF.D IN

Tin: MURDESOV A.N'TONio ROSA.The h'-iy of Antonto Boaa, iha Itallaa who wa/-

inuni-ivt ln tha Mulberrj Band on Tuesday evenlng,i;,v in ,.n nndertaker**! ihop ..t l'ark ¦

ita. yesterday, ready forbarial. bal the pollcn luoi nolhmnd Joaeph Prereta, tha Itallnn who ituefe a knMeInto Roea-8 rttala nnd i caped. A aeoeral alarm badheea aenl ont, dlrectlng a aeareb (or the munlenr In,-..i-y luviinrt of the 'itv. and tho pollee ot netghbOTIng eiuea alao arara aeaed t" loofe for blm. Aa hereoently Ml tha hOBpltal, und had aa aglyiii- aead, where Ro-a blt him Wtth a shovel leveralweeha a_o, the jmliec aipect to Und him aoonae er

lai»r.Althou.h the murder w oomailtted In a erowded

parl of Mulberrj tt., ei arltnewed hya deaea people al leaat, Ihe pollea yaaterday coulditn.i only one penon who waa arilliag tabonl ii. Thal peraea am Carinelo Megatdri ten yeari old, whpae home i- at Nt. Ba M.-ho went to Mra. Tkenegr'a eandy -hto, al n >¦ ¦--

Molberry it, I huy h penell dn Tneaday evenliihe wa itaodlng on tho -ddtiB-Bl*. in Bronl ol thwhen Boaa wa* stahbed. Bhe loM the p 4tn,i:,-, mornlng thal ahe um Prerota tab Boaa ln Ihe

h with a large knUe, and al tha *ame Hma ihaagw the amderer'i *ter-in-law, i.i./.i" Prorota, atab

ln the shoiilder Vith a ROBll l.nlfe. Th * polleealready bad notked a illghl woond m tha deadibouMer, and had that taro peraoattaeked Boaa, aa ihe wonndi in tha ahoolder and in

iho ii naeh avMantly had beea nad. wna dioaraarlweepaaa.

leetlva Frirc arreatei Mrs. Prerota at ii a. m_,

and al the Tomba Pollre Oourt ahe wa* remanded Intobu enatody untll I Mlay. Al the Bllaabett rtitatton, where ahe wa* locked uj. laal nlght, the a man

-toutiv deelared thal ine dM not know anythlng abonl

Hm murder, and 4 ***;" 3***pn Prsrotiwaa. Before riM had '! "f letataB in il"*

attach on Boaa she said: "H anybody aays I atahbedthal Bwn they Me."

who hai ai.u-ed you of doinc any aoeh thlngl"Pliee intjllired.

"I don't kMW as ar.yl.odv ha-,'' -!io laffBet, "but

I didn't -t.U. hi'ii."Iier uiotive (OT helplng hor brothor-in bw hill Ro-a.

dM so, waa no. elear, Bhe i- nn Irtahwaainn,and i- iaM to have bean aa ouh .-t before *

I-,,- uit'i Um ItaHana. Pw »..'- ai *lre I ¦. >'<-

martfer wns plain. no hnd i«eeived gioo troifor Cnfllns to proaeente Mia Ut aaaault Ml Bom bad

,,, ji;i, M addltkmal aam whleh had been

pronii-."i. and when Prerota trted to »n«i '.¦."rk ''f,,,r

he lefl tha hoapttal he wai inubbed and tarntbv Iha i".¦. h"ie.-e be had ihe leputatlon ol belnga trenbleaoaM man. He thnoghi tbal Born wai keep-in.- him eot .if worU, anl rObMng him <-f hu-h

monej" that ri-.-iitinii* belonged to hlm.Mlehael Castohna, erho waa wlth Boaa al the time

of the murder, waa detalned by Um pollee a_ ¦ wltnc*.

reaterday, bul it wa* evldrnl thut he dld nol wiah

to ael a repulaltoi Italiani ln the Itj a

,, fnfornicT llo aiild ho _-* tl"' nl-*ani ol a Kiiife.:,.., |.. ,',,., a_a. without vaiiiii. t. aaa who held tha

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TBE NATIONAL UTAB C0MB188I0B.

mvr:n<:i:NT vnws 0» Ml mhi tS TO THB

--TAM.IN.. OP POLTOAMT.CMeafB. lapi ga^-fc-Benator Alrta laandera, of

Bahmaka, li la tha atty attendlni tho aairaal meeUngof tha Baalonal rtah COniadeeloa Ha *ald: "Thamember, of the liWHBlllllmi MBt )u*t returned from a

two montJis' investipatioh in T'tah. and we *hall be

glad to t,e able to nnte in our report tr. fhe Pr-sldent

that polygamy h gradnally tylag out ln the Terrltory-I will uot say th»t the law h_a been completelv HM*

cossful ln itamplng out polygamous pra_*t!r.-s. bu: Hha. done far more ln t_at dire.tioD thin ar.y of us ex¬

peeted could be done when Uie law wa* euaeted- The

Mormons are beginning to reoogalre that they have

on their hands an une.iual fishi a_atD*t the oplnlon*of tbe rt5.000.000 people ln the I'clted State*."

r,,ionei r. s. Bahartaon, "f laHana* a i.iember,.!., haa m*de Morn.oniam a slndy for ye*J» *nd who,

pertiape, knows more !<*a-tor-s ln tb" riiuroh than any

,,an not wltliln Its p-ile, said-. lt is Uie -tn.Jeit of .onvet-i.tii-n In evory Gantlle'a

btai-t-lioid in i tah Uat tho proelamatlon ol the Xl.ui-ih ajwinal tl..* ooBtinoatwe i.i |,..b_""> ' "

,.-.,_ ipteyttl. lt is poaalbla Ihere ta i«" '" *"1

, tMi RU, *-.d V> Ivave luoro U.au one wife, ¦ «*--<_u*

IIOBINSON AN EASY WINNEIt

KLECTED PRE.-DENT OF THE FEJfXSYL-VANIA REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

MR. DAI.ZEr.I, ORACEFrLr-T AfTFPTS DEFEAT AXD

DECARES HEARTILY KOR THE VICTOR-TIIEFEDHRAL ADMIN'I <*Ti.ATION COM-

MI.M1F.D A.VD THK .STATE

TtCKF.T nrooBBBB.t«T HU_aa*8a TO THK TBIBt_E.J

ranton. Penn.. sept. 21.- tlbm PreatieM H88_ealled thc ..nto foiivcnti..ii of Bcpi-h.lc.n LeagueClnbs to ord.-r at the Armory thi* mornlng the buildingxv;i* pack. .. Twenty oi. ht deiegate* were eliosen 10

the Batteaal Omvetatton nnd Wffllaniapart wai aaleeteia.* ihe plnce for tlie ne\t eoBTeattoa. WilliamMoi..ind. ,,f l'ttt ,,nt. nomlnnted J0h8 llal/ell forpri'sident of the L_ga_. 309M B. Bobbnon, of Delawa_ roiintv, was nominated for th" aaaae "fGce byW'illiarn I. -.. ___>, of I/.-.lux are. Major Kverett Warraa, Bnantea, aaai ai.*<> mn_n_ri _r. BaMnamiiraa ala__ on tho fll_ ballot. The xot<> araa! Hobtn-*on. 111: I)al/.cll. 4'.;: Warren, 15. Mr. Magee.PtMaharg, aho hai been wnridag fmrd for congressmanHal'-ll, -nn .idered g____y when hc nw that Mr.I.obincon had cont.-ol of tlie conv .itlon. The Bn_nt_leMha a_ aaradlng the streots to-nlglit and cheerlng forthe MW8M I'nl eandidate.

When tha mll eall had been complel^d. a IBBOaltlonwa* offer. 1 to refer to the _n:lttee 011 !.:<¦.-Intiotisnll resolniions without reiidlng and without debatc.

Mr. M ig". proposed t<i itrlke out the words .. with-(411 rendlng" and D__ a llrong ipeech for hi( aniend-ment, saylag thnt lt wa* the Bral BepahBeaa eoa-ventton thnt he hnd ev.-r BtteDdei where reeolnttonaxxv-re r_ari_ without readlng. The Baaaaiawal wn*

.idojited. Oaneial Fianh !:.>-.icr, ot Ensl in, x a* maderhaliiiirti lhe Oomnlttee oa Beeolntiona. CbrtaMag -e, Harry llall, J. L. .lones aad ( .ucral Toblna. ;il.<? m^i.ib'-r-* of the romm'tt/'e.

Thc Committee on Resotnttoni rci>.);-ted at 8:45.Wlth tl.e platform came B _aot_lon r<-.'otnmendl:igthat aii regnlar etaba i>e adntttted, whether Ihelr daeawr. paid before .tuiv 18 or not, Thla woadi brtogin aboal fc rty addtttonal eJabe, afl Boa DalaeB,

Mr. DetwUer, ol Daaphta, taunedlately mevei toi-iv iii-- reaotattoa on the table. <jh thla aaottoa Mr.

d..| a roll ...ll, .1 \ lriL- that a* a Kopubll-can h-- wanted to OH Ujla p.g BK>Uon.a Thoplatfonn w.. adop. I, bul tlu- le-nlntl m iidinl.tlng

¦n\ ilnb* wa* b). I,y a rote i-f 128 to TO. ThoWarren b_h roted with the Dalsell men.

RoMnfoa wa* then electei on the Bral balloiMr. D:.l/.ell niov.-d to niaUe ll.e eleetion iinanirr.-.u-,

aai tii- waa eeeonded by t'hrla Magee aad MajorWarrea. Mr. Palrrll ara allei lo tha plat-ii.nii and made a long speech. Ile mM ii.ni be u.-

oepted ibe Ismes .-f arar. He waa heartll) f.r Mr.Bubinson, and waa laosAed wlth tbe r.-i.lt. Ilemade a brllflant plea tor the Republiean state tlckel.mi ralblnjtl] rldlenled the Democrallc platform.Benator Bobtaaon waa then escortoi to tbe chalr,

an.l ln hla ipeech ol tlu_i_a reol-gly referrei f. tbedayi when be nnd Mr. Dnlzell attended 11 _ne ...l-

lle v...nl,l tx- DfOud, he said, l foll .-.-. tlcounaela ol Br. i»ai. .11 in the Inconilng 1 Kigreaa, wheniliev *. together In tha. ipelesa mli

k. N. lUudoIph, of All gheny, was oloctej) aeere-lni-x. Jamea r. burico, 0. the _ame eotuity, i*-tii-ing inni* favor. Munlon II. Young, .<f Phllodclphla, w_electei ireaanre Wiiii-iiu Llnn, of ITiiladelphia, waa

unpointei i-orrespondlng aeeretary. VVallace arterandI'l-niU .lones. ..r Phlliidelphla, were cl »en vire-pi-.--.i-il.-iii*. Wllli.-im H. M.«. !<¦:_-_ of Alleghe y. an.l Dap_a John Taylor, ..f i'hiia<iei|.hiu. teere ..l'-eted <i<-i.--

eat,-- ..: large so the Jfati .nal Convention. Th.' alternates are rlamnel C. Orean, ..f ABegbeny, endilo-.iari Hawley, of Westehealer.A reaolntlon waa adopted tha. hereafter eluba m..*t

!>e in exl iii'ic al.* montili. before thej w.n apply tor_ml _l_ u> ih" League. The enatomary reaolnMowof Uianha were adopted, and tho oaaventlen ...K.dadjourned,

F. Iltra Ing li thc platformi:-... ,!-,;,:iii\ lea of

the Republi.au paitv a* eniiin lated lD the platformuf 1

Ms-oiid-We appn.ve of the work of the late Btatentlon of tne Bepnbllcan party and indorse ihenn formubii tnereby on tbe ulnaaeenth day of

-iign«t. at the HarrWbnrg Cowrentton.ll.lrd. We romnvend tlie worli nl Admin-

i*ic.,,f I'r, Jamlfl llarri-on. and thc bforeign pollcy of tbat greal !>.;..i<r. Hvestate, the ll fi. Jamea «... blalne. Hi* brllllanl trinmp_at the 1i.*:kI of that tlepartnve.. have made tho opbftedpower nnd the dtsplayed Hai.* of tlie Uepubllc b lynanyme for atrength and *taiiliiv ln all the eornera e.fthe x.. .-i.i.

Povrth. in the eaiWHiatea presented by tbe Repnbliru He Conventwn aa*mb__, we rycog-

nize tl ol '.i-ttxCi eral l>. M- Mutrle Uregg, ol lierhs oiinty,

and thal veteran soldler, Captain John VV. Morrison,ol AUeghen.. Th ilr wun. nn tbe fi pnl

tsanranre 1,'..-. oeither th. .- theRepnbllc i- ongrntefnl to her defenders, thc boyawlio arorc the L.lon tne ln tii daj xx Ihr.'li.-iiio.. thr atened the Integrltf "t the natlon. Aniv,. (]¦, ., el pledge to thc tbe aetlve and ardentii|.|....| oi thc Repnblirnn Leagne of lul-. and tla

Bai.nran.-e Ihal evi lierc to-dny wlll tetum<¦, hia bome ani rt seahm. luirem.tting andefflclenl ervloe tor tbe -- ..f the Ucket.

..//.'. MAcnrEA R T IS A NE IT (II UEt II.

THE BOTBO OHIO PBEA1 Ml_ LEAV_9 THK EPIB

OOPU.IIN* am> JOIBB tiii;

rxivi H .1.1-TS.

S|iritr-fiebl, Ohlo, S«-;.r. ¦..:: |Spi..1)7.Thg _ST.Ilowiir.i AlaeQneary ta a letter t<. Risbop Lconard

nton to-day aenda I la realgnation fron tbeBplaeopal niinistr.v of Ainriea. Ue _',..* as hiareaaon tbat if be atayed tn thal Church it wouldiie admittlng that Blshop Leonard'e -. tences were

just Mr. MacQueary will uo to S naw, Mlch.,miniater ol the Flrsl Diversallat Church at

thai plaee. n to iw be nid:"I thoufhl tl.e opportunity a good one. as it is

,1 weal. iy eongre al on and a line chureh. Iwill preaeb mv openlng sermon ti.eie 8 11

Oetober I." Mr. MacQneary'a caae, it will be re-

membered, Ion all over the eoun¬try, |ie -.-. rd on biswritings, and bia trlal pl ¦' "eland.

PAFL WOLFFS DFAI. LIFE.

Iir. 1.1 IT BIS win: r I » GIBL BB BE81 ROB v i.ii'.MN'. BU1 i.'.iN.:.

Chlea.. Bepi £man, la do longer asalsi

Itang." When h aro e thi* morn.n<rlu taw -I illed ac. iiuil ol '¦

ow when a report win paper livo-k. whlle nt* 'i" 1 b «.«_ i;iv ,l' IkI l

rnahed Into ¦¦¦ bnrning bnlldlng at tbo n-k olyoung glrl, ani ho

i,,. 1, ,-,i wlfe for Om eoi ipany of Mis-. Kraetn.

glri xvii-.- llfe be bad aavei. Allin ii e 1._ i--r di ipat b; hm .¦ I >l wai wor

rtei b\ w-.i.r wlien helefl v..-!-h ogton tor Chlcago a ihort Ume ag a

rommltted snleida. Therefore Mr- v,oi:r handed m bia:i- 11 il oll.

Bdltor-in-Chlet Bapp tbia evenlng aaid:rhe man, when coi Croirt wlth r-

,,f ni, a ii...,-. hdn.ltted Ihe truth ol,i., barge and di lared tbal he nd Ion ,-.-r

ln thc dty. Wolfl in tbe rampalzna,,f i-.;i an.i 18U8 ln the oM eountry x-.a- ons <>r theii,.. 1, uilng 0H1 of th -.9* "' Uermany.II, ;,!,;,. |o Wea V. ih and hy hari work Bnceeeded|D r iiing a blgh raok ln Bewapaper arork. Theabe went to Waahington, arbere tor ma.xx.-is i :": annj

1 :-¦ Ipal ..- ratan pap. 1- "' 11.mnti-y..\ *h..rt llne ago, we engaged litm aa aaalstani

When ne canln* lefBl xvii.-, xx'. I in- ln *-"-x Y-.-k. but.!..- ,.-i unei t.:'-ih.-i- ani 1'. "" thc neibla wmi tlon wlth Blsi Kraemer." <n MMi-* Kraemer recdved a letter from B'olff, aa. ngihat ih.r n-l.it" ne .' torblddlna bei

.1 t_eeotente el * bottla ol hnianam and diod ou Tueaday.

THE PETRIFIED BODY OF A WOBAX.

BnStslo, ecpt. 2A opeciafi.-Oa th. flo -r of 8 room inthe Ar.-.-.de Buflilng is deposlU-d s coffio-ihsped box7x:_ 1 2 tft. Vi'her, the cove_-_t' WM NnOVSi whalappeared to be a sione siatne wsa r.-eslr.. IjI-aheork, who own* th. tg'irc. __ 8lW_ lf_ lt _*

one ol the mo*t marvcHous .pcclme.i* of petrihel na- banaa tom cxt.-.iit. it w.i.* taaad," said h«..*at the toot of i>_ M.ii.axv!. raa. al anMotalaa InArlaaoa. Tha _potl aBlaa Cr_a Oaktop. aai1 wa-- Bvanaa oi a gahg ..f B_an wbo paf laaaaatlaf a waD. lha faaaaal 1. f.-ei 1*.:,.... ih Bifaeeef tbe fBala. VTaaa wa g.Hdowa elfh.ii,d aat _if tmt aaa tha a_ea itrael thli Bgam

i..hinfit txA shlppai II to Oahssai, i'.\

^erts I.- 1 all over lhe couuuy BaWB 8___Mi it und

pronoaaea It a *j>er.ert sporinien." The flgure ls «*-1-

BantBJ that of a fully dtvfioped woman. It le flveled laa und one-balf Inches lall and weiehs _>30p u nl.. H ls niinu. part of the right !eg and bothunus.

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THE RUSHFOR THENEW LANDS

EXCITEMENT IN OKLAHOMA SUBSIDIXG.

REPORTS OF MURDKR5 NOT VERIFIEm.MILITARYRUr.E AT THE CHANDI.ET*. TOWN PITE.

Outhrle, O. T., Bept. 23..The exeitcment here lasnbsidiri. In front. of the landK-fflce there U a largeiov.it waltlng to tlie clalms. Fully 1,000 people were

ln llio when the offlee was op«*ned this mnrninjr.and when the door wa« opened tho omwd made a laah*For a while lt looked a* If there would bc a itoiseverel BMH w-ero shoved off tho small poreh loadlngto the door and In-tantly many revolvers were fhwhedIn tho alr. Th© pollee, however, prevonted any fur-tl.or disturbance. Thla erenlng Mayor Spancjer willstation nn nffieer at the door of the land offlee, whowill Isfuo nnnibered ttefceta to th-_e wlio doslrein tilo, and ln the mornlnp* t_ho number-. of th- -

Ucltets will be called out, and ln this wav fnrther

complng out all nlght ln front of the effloe will bo

ai.led. On the traln whlch oamo ln lnst nlght aboutBM more people arrlved. The o.n.luct'.r aald that allof the roada leadlni* to this oity were fllled wlth

wafODB, harasaaaa and pedtiitrlan* hoaded this way.Tiie report rlrrulatod last nlght that sevei-al per¬

sons hnd heen kllled yesterday cannot b« veritled to-

day. There was nome tronble nt the lowa villago ovor

a v.iluabe elalm kn iwn ns Iho taaaa i.tv-ve. An oldiit-.'i-o ran his toam nlne mllcs ln forty elght mlnutesand arrlved ahcad of a man who atfi'mptcd to drlvohim oif The ne_ro showod flght and atruek the man

down wlth a liatehet. He recelved a sevore woundon the baai, bal am raeoror. Ooeeraor Btoata startodfi-oin Tot n in-eh for Chiintlloi- thla mornlng to open thetown <!'-. at nooh to-morrow. The soldlcrs have. haadtoe under mUlfary n_8_ and will not allow anyone tw approaeh nearer than thirty foot of the line.

Tbe iir-t peraOB to arrlve yosterday, who sfarted fromthe border, waa Bhner MeG-nire, who rode through on

» trteyele, making tho run in thr*«e hoaie.A large erowd of l«t boomer- arrlved at Chandler

lasi nlght nnd oamped out Bboal the town <lte. Thevare Indlgnaat bcoause tho town s'.u* h*s nol been

to tettlemanti and sw.nr thoy will stake out

a ilv.il town on tho adjolnlns iiMrt-r sectbm aad Bhiflthe slte of the town m that .-uartor. Th.-v |nteud-"lto begla tha work thl.- monilig, but as yet they have

ig but talk ahont lt. spcclai Ageal retgalthal tho aouth county seat wns epdaad y.-ter

daj a| noon. A number of tlio lowa Indians eattM

here thla mornlng. The.v niado a. -rreat deol of money

yesterday by showlng boomer- doslraUe locathm-.

boy, thtrteen years oid, ma<ie mb in this[ndlana covered tho gronnd pntty thor*

oughly, and *av that thoy <aw no .llstnrbanec of any

l.ii.l. It I- iho gonoral hnprasalOB that the lands wero

OCCUpled nithOUt a*-? great disturbance.The negro rolonist-j were not hlphly .ucces.ful ln

the rash. A f"~ of them cot |00d elaims but lnthe majority of enses a WMtc man wfll contest the

etatm. Three or four neproes would sottle on a olnini

and will prove ap forty aeraa eaeh, bat the whito uen

aUwaal 160 aere*. Laat alght waa beaattfUL Batarewas kind to the thoasands lylng ont of doors. but lt

iva- nol W et slecp and quiet dreauw" for many of

them. Watar waa searrc and many hnd neglertcd to

rarry even a drlnk. Tho ureat aulaaoee w-a.- pmirieflres bttrnlng all over tfie new lands. Some of thaiire- we«e Itarted to drlve the men olT the elalm*. whllc

othere were atarted hT men huuttng for sootlon stones.ll,.. ..:ip6 were hard to nnd. Mayor Weigel, the-ii.-i.il agent <>f the iDtcrior Departmont. says thatnniiv of ihe atone* hnve been du. up by the Indhins.The county araa survenred soveoteen years ago «galn-.ttho wi-h-*-, of the Indtana.

\ courier from Teeumeeh, the town sitc of the lowereonnty ieat atatea that tho sltc was prorlnlnicd opento -ettkiiie.it at noon to-day by Governor btvelc.rhouaand* ol people rushed ln aud clolmod lot*. Therehan been no disturbance when tlw courier left.

RF.PORT OF THE LAHD INSPECTOB.Waahlugton, sopt. 23^-Baeretary jfoble has r*coir«d

iho Mliwing telegram from Colnnel C. F. Datle,p.,1,,1 lai .1 Inapeetar, sent to aet with Major F.. F.

We _- i in Buperlntendfng the cpenlng of the new pu-ea |n OWahoma:Pottawatomie Rosorvotlnn. 1 :TJO p. m., Sept. '.'2.Openlng rompleted without tronble: town slte

thorougMi -i.:"-!'.! i.-ain-t Inva-lon. The survcy of

-ounty ---ai will nol be romP-eted ~^ro»«»*»-..,r."ow. Wednaaday. 88d laat About 3.000 peoplaui.nndlng lt but h well protrt.-ti. .Tbapeopleare

Immored und no l-wfte U a'ti, i;.-t <i I will,.,.,...j., aere nnUl aurvey ,2"pMet and town ilteopened. l »end thla by courier to oklahttn.i Cit>.

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8TBU0GLIXQ FOR A CHAIR IX COURT.

THF, POUCB WAR IN BRIDGF.rORT, CONN., RE-

BDMED,liridirep.rt. Conn.. S.-pt. -jn.-The polioe department

., in h atata ot demoraiizution. Captain Plnheraaan.who I-.- been ordered to take eommand of Um toree,

day ejected from Um tmntt chalr la Um CKy., i,., chief Rvi.nds. Tho ooauaoa eouneil

r.nUy aboUahed Iha oBtoe <>f ehiet-ef-poliee, bnl- ih-it thoir attion WBI ill"-al. W«a*M

not surn nder the o«ee. PatretaBan have been oedere

by .me of tho pollea boartto, tho aatheelt. ot whieh la.,,,,.-.!-.i. nol to obey Bylands. Bxctteeaeot la hlgh

bul thiis far no vloleiK'e ha- been 8*888*DM ei.te.f.

Captain Ptokerman at o o'cloek Uils mornlng aataredlt., cl and made a demand tor tha keys

Um offlee .of chlef-of poii'c aeflng byorder «>f th.* comml«loners. Oitel Ryiands letaaed

render the propert. as he recognlBad no ineh,.,,,.. a- t'.Id boord of P'Hee commi-sioners. The

chlel and captain both *enl tato Um firv Coart room.

who preeedad the chief, tooi ti_e lattar'aaceuatomed -";>». and when the ehlei reachad lt ba

reqnealed the captain to vaoate it but Uie latter',

The few ipoctatora fn the court room then eoaeluded;n,.;,. v.a- lo ba a Btruggla for tl.e poaaewloo of tbe

,Mi,ia; .'lief of-piiice. The ehlef aaade an-

ti for the lent and upon heing met wlth

.ia-ped Uie eaptalB by the eoat an«l,, ,;,iiv. ile gfted tl.aptaln, halr

., ,i ,ii ond -|..ft*d li"M| -evoia! feet t.i iln- top ot-.itiwu-nv, ibe <rii room, %M II ap

,;,i,. his pun. totlirow _lm down tUe italr*.¦¦.., ,,. me City Court, opproached ttortWfJUng

,,.,.'. _aytng hurriedly: "iStop. »top tor ii';|*\'»'; **¦';.;;.,._,.- jhe Inxed hi*. hold on fhe

.. -.th! weUrouean have tho eh-.i.-.Th« chlel rcplie*thal he Intended to have It. and than.;;,. two ofllcen tooh aeota al the -une table, only on

-i ie* and fBelng eaeh othor.

A TOEXATayt WOBE Ot UAOB WOODS.

Aii_.-i.-ta. Me, Sept- 28 (St-o.lali.-New, of the dam-

,-- dom by -torm eonttnuea to eema from BorttMra,.; :. a path oat iu tha v-onds

,,! t iwiuhlp Xo. 9, aboat three artlei fi*mi i.ro rtUaga,Saturday. Glanl ireei td __U *M* won* heapad in a

,,,.N a;. .,, ... rodi in'wi'itii iin.i extaadlng in aa

.i-iei'y dlreetlon for Bl h'a-t an ei-'htl. of t mlle.

Hupj ,r..'n'e- nnd voiiow Urehea at leart three leei lallumctcr were upwoted; turn and ahattered trunhaK-ere arattered here and Ihere. Around th* aptarned

rnn old rellow blreh, al leaat toree feel through,feet wa, .iif.-uiMi Irom onc ilde ot the ruot*

. bandred yohe ot¦ix have made t _nl*e_ amoag Ua

biaiiche-._

THE 9BAEY CHICAGO 9EBEBA1 BBILDIW.

Chleago, Bept 23 (Bpeelallv Arehlteet BeU,tv j. to arateh oree tho Pedaral Bathtlng, nnd

to Wsahlngton al atatod paetoda how araeh theu ii- are alnklng uod how many now teaaha haae

them, mnde a tour of the -hakv -tinrtureHp tlu-rounl'ly examlned the wtill, and '"il

nmst of the room-. on eaeh floor, and ordered

tert ig t> hc renowed In several places on Um

and third floors. He aho found teverol p:»c*siron ornamentaj work »t the topa of columns

liad becomo looae, and he ordered the pleee* NBMVai,Mr. Rell made ihe dlscovery, alao, that at the hoad

ol th' 1.;-; italrway on Uie thlrd floor, at the Adaraa-at.nd of tr.c bulldin's, a blg atone alab ha* reeently a*p-.r&Uid Into three pleces. The atalrway has »un£ also(all? an laah. #_

JtESCT'J5J_t FROB DBOWXIXO.AUanth* HiKhlands, Sept. 23.-A boy ten yeara old,

namefl Thonin- Bowman, a aon of Juda* Rnwrnan. of.'.i.i'ii-e. who ls baaa IN tho .-.unimer, ventured om

ln the water tlii- mori.tnit. and Uie tWe belngi,!-:ii. h.- ii.i- ett hl. footliiir and *.:nk.

bo) v ei" with h,iu nnd they .alle.1 for help.ffUam i eolored _aaa aaaaad PrafthBr iMnl lo hla m

tan.o and dragged tlie boy out. ^Vfter tonsiderabltivtork he was re»UKltate4-

MR. WHITE WILL RESUME.

A MORE FAVORARLK HU__ OF THEFAiLUKE.

THE BEARS ATTACK THK STOCTt MARKET BU*A_E r.EPUl_$r.I>-ADVF.RSE RUMORS DF.NIED

-MORE GOLD JPROM EUROPE.The failure of the Stoek Exeliange houae ot

8. V. White Co. did not bring in ita traln yea¬terday thc calarmties predicted by the I _ar trad _non Tues<lay. None af tho mallgnant rumura bofreely cireulatcd waa cntitirmed, and Wall Slreet.heard with sat.factlon the eemi-dfllnfal a_ii_noal-'iven that, Mr. White wonld be able to reaumeat an early date. The affairs of the flrm areTiowinit a, more satisfactory condition than hadb_n looked for, and no other lioiu. is likely tobe embarras__ by any of tlie coneequencee of tliesuspension.

Tlie atock market wu affeeted yeaterday marel.y tlie npprcl_en_on of whavt mixht follow thtWhite failure thnn by lhe aetnal con-*.uencr_.Tbe beara attacked prieea with vigor and spreada lio.it of unfavorablc rumors. Among rheae were.storicM that there was a hitoh in the negotriationefor funding the loafltag debt of the l.'nion Pacifloand that tlie dtvidend on . _i_ouri Paciflc wouldl>e redueed or pasaed. Tiie two sfoeks were rap¬idly sold off, and the (. ner lisf ree. led 1 percent. The expeotation of a ralsing of the dl»-oount rate of the Bank of England to-day waat_ed to exelte worry an to the money market, audrates lor eall |gg_g wer- bid up to 10 per cent.In the first hoiif of trnding e\eitemcnt waa hlghand 170,1100 shar. chnnged hands.

Hy noon the market (piiered down, and whenthe sel!in« pri«.sn_ w.is removed a seramble taeover sliort contrast.-* started priees upward rapidly.Tl. change nme qni.-l.ly, and in the majorityof instonees st-ock more than _eover_ 1 the earlyloaaes under a rnsh of new buying orders. Tharitniors about l.nton Pacifle were quiekly dlspoeedof. ... Fierpont Mo r«..n Baad thnt there was no

hftflh iu the floating debt nei. tiations, and heezpieaaad eonfi.lenee in the outeonie. >n_ oftlie lioston direetors of tbe tOttMOOtJ were in tlieeity to diaeuas tho details, but tliere w.is no fornialiii.vting of the board nnd no 0OBl___O wlth r.hetrust c.invmittee. Tlie work of aeeuring t_«> on. ntof eome of the New-Krijand ere.litnr.s to tl.e ex-

tj'iisi.ni ¦§____! is _..\v, lieea.is- ol reetrictiotiapkieed by tlie laws upon tl.e b__ll__8g of banks.It i.s said, however. that tlie MW l'nr«*e-year noteaare growing in favor anong eapitalign who haveexainined them. and an ini|H.i n.iit influence is e\-

erted by tlie clam*e in the extensioii ngreement bywhieh the eompany andernkes i<> issue no new

oblig.itlons without tbe approvul of tlie tr. t com¬

mittee.Tlie rumors about Missouii Paeilie. dividend

were unoffieially ___L The dc.l.ir.tion of tbaqmrterly nin i-s now due, but a naKl _| ba., hoen

prevented by the dURealty of aoeartag n qaoraflBof directors. The (.oiild pouple say thal tbe BBMl1 p<_ eent will l»e .ieelnred, hut late in tlie atter-

iioon brok.n. of the < .nsolidatod Kxehamie .oodou the New-st. eurb and solrl small lo of .sL-.c.kbeloW the (ftiei-.l .b.sinp. BgUVB, Tliey b.vastede.onlideiitlx- that tliere wonl.l l>e a reduetion ot therate. but tl.e brol.ers of tlie big Kxoha.nf_ hiid

gone home lnditleiviit as to wl_tbet ihe dividendwaa declared or imt It WOOld exeite aniaze. .ent

if Missouii l'a.-itie, after paying 4 pef cent rhro.iglla .seve.v ye.ir, .MHlld ou l'..r thros .-1 i ol a ;. a»

traffle movement eut down the rutc ou a plea. ol" conservatlsm."

Tl.e restoration of eonfidenee in the Street at

tiie i-Io.se of b.isiii.-.-s wa.* La* n.-d by a decline lnthe n.tes tor money to 4 per ent. Tbe announce-

nient. wns made of aiiotber ahipment of !?20n.onOgold fn.m r.irope to Kuliu. T.wb & Co. Thetotal amount, now known to lx» on the way is

iie.rly $0,000,000. Foreign exebange ho.r.-es a_

oonfldent of naoh h.uvicr arrivals at an eariydate.

The elerks of Charles W. Hould. tiie aeeijrtee olS. V. White A- Co., were baay yester.lay makiujtup aeeounta while Ut. Goold held naay sfitisfnc-

tory interviews with ereditors an.l bolde. olcollat. l.il on loana Mr. W'.ire was ai bis offiealor a short time bat he went li.one be__ noon.

tir» out by tlie reaetion from the tension of Tues-dny. The eoiiferenee lietweon the assii. ee andtiie nemben of tbe flrn led to ahaord rumors that.l.y QouU wns with Mr. White. There was na

truili in them and Mr. Wl.ite has soimiit B0 aa-

-isi.-une fioin Jay Gould or any otber larje (vipl-Tlie flrm autliorized this Ktatetnvnt Tha

failure was in no way basiened by any aeta olWoeriahofl Co., er PMd, Llndte. <fc Co.Then was no aareemetit nor understanding Iiwcen then witk rejfard to t__na_0Bg in tlieconi market. and if tiie two Im last meitiun.ilbave at any time sold eorn, they operafed en-

t.iely mi their 0WB judguietit nnd xvitiiout anyviolation of express. or implied oblinations u>Mr. White.

Mr. Ooold, liis a-spi'iznee, aaid yesterday thattlie ereditors of tlie laiiel hou.. had uiiiversallyext_idci the ntniofit consider.. ion in the arrange-i;.. -r11 for seftlintr it« afTairn. Tbere would 1>«no diflieiilty in eanyiBB exhjtlBB loans. and ltethought tliat all oollateral if property nurs-1would Rnally atror.i a .... I balanee lo tl.e eopeeranfter meetins; all obligationa. Exery engaqementi" New-York haa been proteoted. imt of coursoMr. Gould could uot apeah autlioiitatively of theposition of tlie aeeounts of tlie ChiaaOTO braneh.!t is understood. however. tbal tliere wiii be r.e

nerlflOM Of any. of Mr. Whi ,"s loans any where,and there 'r* BtTOBg Kioiind for believine that tbaiirm \xill l.e ub!e to arranjre its iudelifedtte so aatu peri-iif it.s raaunptloa in a tew WQtlB.. It ifnndentood that the Bntgnee ba.s found The atochBOOOann of lhe houae in a satihfaw-torv shaoe.So toiee.l wiles will be made wh.-re they seemed

.- on Tueaday, aml this hnaeh of rheKttlemnl is expeeted to Ijc condueted most S'io-eessfnlly.

IJeputy SheritT Fox has seeured an attachmentfor (10,700 acainst Tlmnias and Samud R _,

onuipaalng Nw Im of i_<» BrethenA i "., hrokere,of PlttaburB. in favor of (.eor_-o O. Moriran, andlias served the attaeluuent on S. V. White ttCo. aod thc _s.Kn<., Chariea W. Gould.

hk.vrv clews on tiii: rilveb Qi__no«,ni: l'uxi-i.1- _»i:i; .ni nt BABRIBO-I am. cives

him tiii: ciii iu r ..r mvkim; thum IMC-R -*'i ETBOX.

ln ipeaUng of lha lai. sblpaaeal I ¦¦

iiM,le t-» thi* eoiinti-x. llri.rv CltWB nM '.e-|. ;-.la\ to 8Tiitmne i-ep4jrtcr tha' li- loOtMd <>n thr nioxeiii.-ni -(* o,ALtoci i-.--.iii of tha ' ."I on

the *iix.r ,iue-ti..i.. "The e___a defcaaaloa arttehwa \x.. ....I .!. aaaal a Bnwlh ai-'o." ha __, *waa pro-,i ii.i ui.a- hy iii.- bi*t flft ".--I asBBaaa ot goM Mppeithan l.v the tlfty n.illioa. .hat hai BDB8 pr.-viou*Ix. fortho reawui that the BB_ vva* l'v;i;i..n .ind th.- otherthe leverae. The iifteen BilUioaa re_rr_ lo xver.- taUeaaway from us ln a BMei fon-ilik" xx ay, eontriry |. ti-_lecondltlons or the rates of exeiianire that had previ,>a*lybeen eomidered ln crold _lpmei.t>. A hirge premlum,it i* to be n-mcnibered, w. pald to obtala that flfteenmillions. It was therefor> pur.ly of a sp_ ulatlvarharaeter. The general agiU'.tlon tho silver que_tiun at tha. time was the tnceotlve, thc impreialonbeinjt, esj»eciall) on tho Contlne.it of Europe. tiai thesilver agltation mwant the ;;as*age by the next Coo-gress of a free-allver law*. Under »uch a law lt W_Mhave been possibla to offset the iifteen milli. .a of goldby returning to this eountry allvcr boupht lo Europeat about fl an ounre anrt msrketed here at 81 CO 3-8.The gold we are r.ow getHm; baek. amountlng, wltbwhat Is now on tbe way. to 07.OOO,iXK), t. a part c|tlve Iifteen nillllons, and the bulau.e wlll surely followlnIhall. n lha ^aealaaan have ihnnxn up theafOMI ii. reL.tmn to IM e_M_ 88_ M l"ii. r expeola Ire-*llver ni .-.uee to im- pas_d."

-What Ira* i-,iii*.-I tli.ir rlian_ ol attlUidet*"lha uccaslon l.<r tho .luuge waa largeijt due