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yoi- UH.N° 17,277. NEW-YORK, MONDAY. MARCH ¦». I894.-TEJ!*, PAGES. PRICE THREE CENTS.

LORD ROSEBERY'S ('.MUXKT.

THEHST VIRTUA LLT8ETTLED

pin WU.MAM HARCOURT TO BE GOVERN¬

MENT LEADER IN THE COMMONS.

unr.n kimberle* ron titi: foreign omcB-

TMI" OVERS TO GIVE AN AUDIENCE TO THE

KEW PR1 WIER IN LONI ON TO DAT THS

1*1,ai ll OF CHIEF

CAKT-ATTITl PK

CALS MR.

1 RAL WHIP VA-

THE RADI-

ii \"-

'. lenry Pons mby, the

Qu secretary, visit. Lord RoseberyIn London -. :; " snd I. ld him

of th.- ti !., n's wish thal pl the Pphip. Lr rd Ro? .¦ any

Immediate de red st length with

).;< ,- .ii. iguea in thr Cabin it, and delayed hla

i until ."¦

Th* Queen will »m Windsor tn Londonto-day and will p ve L »rd i; .s bery sn audience

In i. s.i- w llllam ll ireourt

Chan fl ''' -hequer; Earl Spencer, Firs!

Lord of Ihe Admiralty, and Herbert Asquithj- - l in "il. ry yes¬

terday. Mr. GlaJatone atl '-¦ l the ChapelRoyal. St. James's In Ihe morning, and took no

part in Ihe C iking.I Roaeberj »nd Edwsrd Mnrjorlhsnks,

cxo. f LilIn 'a until

late lost ev \ ">ha rc-

turn.-al to hla h ime he foun I tm an-

soanclng the i Bath, of hla

lather, Bar >n T ith. Mr. M

hail gone with hla f ithor I

Ire. bul ha 1 retu I to tov nee to conferLord R Aa Mr. M ks n .w

f i to I !' an v. Ill sit in the

i:f Loi I '¦¦'" ral whipan 1 1'.:tr,'nan,* Be rotary to the Ti isury willbc c..me v.-.

"Tl I isllyNewa" snya this "PlIcu:".: f Cal net-msking, whl a throat,

inlng last w k. ai melting away. Affairs are

low virtually .-"'¦ 1 Slr William Harcourt's. ration may l~- '. upon.

|| v... i^-lit that thi Eai! of Klm-

baley shall take the F .reign < Il ll pr >b-

tible that Mr. I. is to LordRr.?,'! may h oty a billpcrmi"lng thi I t h b< tweeiis Lords or sui nt lha Cmons.

UR OL Kl .-" SE IN FINE BP1RIT8

"Mr, Oladston' -a wh i him at

:h- .-'a dinner on S iturd iy,

wc- mu ¦; sti u k wi i

ira:ia; j y, ever fi -> .us, Tl ere ls no i essll

: elof hil yes i:-' can si ¦¦

tu": . tfo 1 il Btatij ^ .- f . there.

-. Cablineetlng Mr <!! vert

if th lev 'tlon ".' hisThe .-¦..¦

t Coi lurprlseii - "The N- wa

" "li a li icrous fl"The News". lc by

Hr. L.ii< >u I ere t Mr Mf Lord R. rt t rv for the Pn mlershlp

ilr. Msrjoiibsnl I Radical lead-

.r's lotter, anya "The News," wss very simple!t men-!/ d a public controversy ..n tbe

itrbject In s lei on 1 :- hei y ss Pi.aler. "Tbs Ni -vs' aayr "The new Premier willippcal, aa none of his colleagues could, to the

mth isiasm snd of the public. BliJV un Hare ii to t.«k-- i

dace ls really a splendidilthough In this Instai li<- i .. Iii I- wer in thelousef C extei

Tl |*will 1 d tiI int" .'. Partial a atroay.

ll !. ...lol f tr thi

l.« t"ii' hos.oner:.".il;.*¦ -I 1. :l - . He lslai.l to 1*Ji-e I aid tothe Mlnlire lt.

i: '.M 'al "CAVE NO ;.' -v<; :i:

"T » Dallyaa a hoatllCatii .-. .'

!.¦ lian I thalthem.

M: 1.» ptai :

"l*he Chi mlcle" tterlv up >n 'ii"; thai th

:.'. .1 Mr. Sladsi >n< "s

Thr C'.¦

¦'

ilone ... .-

nonai','..} red al

.. . fled hilBth mu -ti ri g

rill regret uitting the For-tii-ri Ofl .... he |H¦' f thc G

i ns for it. Allihe Earl |KJIlank as IO ti..: i.

ted there ls n ne othe. more.toltol ll ireourt,

< self-denl nddnes: ts, will, a Chi u lo of the Exchi -

Ind li H <' ¦: ons, quitels much the 1 ead of thc C Lord Ros.

.¦ eh me pol ¦."

J:' ERERT THE BE8T M.'.'. ,: PLACE."The Times" says: "Th ime of tba

r. ... lon i-i thc i. ¦: party un-

i n as lim the leader-hl;> with si i rd Rosebery's pros-.*¦ : ty thia convlc-Idta lg evei is ll thathf r ii ry will as 1 ng a- it lasts, followHrrmu id the old i ne Tha duratloiIlls 1 be a matter of' ide to L y. He was thrown

ntly Into a posl-I'a.'i wber ls a ch ilill i Tts a.f ., ,,| j;, ,om.Istlbli em* lute of any co-i- rent body of com.

ti. He nu.'¦" n of a

ward, patriotic .. can-lotbe with-1lt !» peri | of i md i tlectionh Ihe pal la Opposll"Tha Moi ;. i: "-

¦jory ati'i n*H'rl>' es I a more Palmei mian and.strlotlc p cy. In v. hloh thej .. | -;iir.l\'"",lJ:'' the Opp ;. m. H*'' 'r .''o' ul y will I to di trd thi lr hi ritage."

VATIVBH REPULSED WITH HKVKRE LOM¦Lond ,ii, ;" ',..., from Hath irat,

'¦" the Wesl Ind sn¦.glm. nt h ipii .alla, fter ov rcom-

.' .,- Tl***** | to ri tal ¦¦

"ht- i ,«;i bj . ,

'¦¦ .¦'..-;--.tounu. ny natives were I Hied The.¦ola surrounding countrj ls bostllo to the BrltUli.

FHIRTEEN ANARC'HISTn ARRESTED INPARIS.

j. Mir--:i 4. Thirteen Anarchists wera ar-here to-diiy Explosives were found iti ths

-xlfe'lnt-i xii I ,..; f tn. m.

"'LEV hassan TO PAT A 610 INDEMNITY.Madrid, .M.-.r.'ii i Tba n solutions between Spain

«<1 Morucc. ..s to ii,,- Rlfflss attaeka on .m. mia

\*\ 'ail ,-ir,- report tl to have been clo>sad. Bnitsas^,i^Jili'"':"1 "a8 agreed 4... pay an Indemnity ot'.'¦A-.uw i.cso-taa.

SOCIALISTS AS SOLDIERS.

'HE PRUSSIAN WAU MINISTER'S BAR-

DoNU' REPLY TO BEBEL'S ASSURANCE*

.HE PHOOTTNa OF HABICH nv OEN VON KIRC1I

HOP DEFBNnED cv THE Ministiti; ivs.

BIA PREPARlKfl FOR REPRISALS IN

c.s.- :: or THE FAIt.1 RE iy THE' OMMERCIAI. THE \TV IN

THE RI ICHi PAa'-,*-,,.¦(,. 1884: i.., THt Vntteii fret,.

Berlin, March i General Bi nsarl v n Bcbel.IT, Prussian \v ir Mlnisti r, made a

spec a on Friday against the s lalls. T " cause ivis given b; A

"..¦I.. I. leader of the S Kial »em ¦,

lebel, after denying thal S tail a ¦:.¦ alwaysil soldiers, said that In the next war a

lumber of men with ul commissions wouldessarily be railed tc Bli ll .¦ pla - I ol lei

Viiimi*- ihe men who v. .ul . beo res;, it- ble posts wei ir n) B Therovernmenl mlghl well be glad, therefore, to

". able to reckon on the supp >ri of a party likehi Boclal Democracy which wai powerful not

inly in the Reichstag, bu' In the army.i ,' nive rheer nn 1 laughter the

Var Mlnlt. I ally thal he re-

I In thi e that 1 he c >unl v mightup m Its Social Dem ratlc cns In

had ii-'

»y ml In >n c mi erntng th, ynlty ofbul lt nal.--: now be allay. '. as

Social '. mo t itlc lea li r had

Iven the assurance thal ll prevaleni mistrustrna groundless. Toward the close *.f his kjhi h,

vee. the War Ml ter I *

uni declared wimi n wi l oj ¦ d

Ine to

; In thi arm;

In tin di bst« on tl ¦¦ army ci lerdnyi Social D '.!inii.nie¦!

rs. '. :. the K npei .r'f il (1 ncr t! \ on

vlrchi ter thal

td !,.¦¦ *.*, as the Herr 1if thc '.Tagebllltt." wlo. published .-. ;..v,..

ff. ti': di. .;' hadwith air.-.

. ir li . of tl. Hod i. igli ;¦ ral ili ... an ¦ ab r ite de-

'.-ii,., ol Kirchoff .vi! ind;', cly of the Empcmr.¦What man ol

. lld i

il General > Kiri hh..f *vhi n the., ,; 1,. lp him avenge ihe Bland, rs on his

tal,

ation with.a i: idle ,;> with InterruiSocial I)

v r's sp-?. ::¦, ..'." 1 ihe I.th him I

Td,: a m

11. u'.' I even Rl'.rify Kli 'hh f t ,r ihe...

law courts of tl.

Liberal dalli. li ¦¦ th Wairenee* lo be

lfl .''¦"

PAd- Mi:,vt- that I !en< ral v rn K

,, ,r ;.when he sh .' H

The discussion '¦: t) *v >r Mini *»

has only bi gun To-mon w tho| Boclal 1'

will unite

The hotels In Bl Petersburg are crowdedHerman traders ai l

ir-- pn parti g I take adti--.it\- tbe moment it shall base past l I ..

Reichstag. They re-porl thai the tn ,..¦ ls the

inly subject In foreign i tics whl I »w In-

ietreats the Rtuaian Although ll I- a

in thal th" treaty will be I

..* Ministry In SI Pi tersburg has

|j <vr th.* other venl by framing m< *

r ... further n ; Iscls. Thea, pi epai ki ms have

mg i.n - ispe t< I, If n I actually kn¦..*¦

Berlin, and have d ne mu "h to enhai¦\ hi 'ht Strasse. "

,nt< ti pli ¦.-.:¦! to be ai

forbid " n peasants and «

Bas: Pik-r w >ul.l deprl e East Pru i

,.f ;...- ul., f Ru n cheap lab i. ai d

would be espi c tal to

wh aire I- suffer from ths u

lab .-. i¦.

m w manuf'"¦-

onlsm .- re apparent tl

pi ,-. ll. i-:

!:. foi th< tn

i:,..t,..|. ,.. ., bul Utileipon Finalph i

Tle al¦ toward

i atill doubtful. Tb" Stat**s H,villi t are

,I South .> .''."¦ Tam .ni.' whom are severs ibl :

,. ', threat to formwith a !.

platf rm, In ... th. pi ussian Ctin vt t vr nt,

. .*- .

IN FAVOR OF THC CIVIL MARRIAGE RILL.MORE THAN SkUO.OOQ l'i.!d"N-' TAKE I'ART IN A

anr.A t dem ii »n at iii da-pi

Bu la-i". -.; m in :¦ i M.

join* ll In favor of thi

Civil Marrlai ¦' ter < Toz* pi .'¦¦¦ ) ..-. t

mi etina *!- mA h ..¦

marchi i the stree!for the Cabinet and travl innei

J kal. th. auth rt, Pn ml. r Vd k rle,Mil .,f Public \'. ot ihip, at. I I". yon

Kzllagyi, Mini: ter of Ju itlc 1 hs ai ot ai

MlnUte ::; th. atre, : ti u bi en ihe Igmifor lu tultuou di mon itrai ii * :\ my h is,

llluml ian to-night.

ARRESTED I".,lt MENACING KING HUMBERTRome, Mar h t a msn named Ollvlerl waa ai

ri i,, r,- .,n Fridai becaus*! he had threatened ti

attack K ing 11 timberi After hli srn

.-,.-:. d tba* he waa the person who, on EmpeiWilliam's vi' li !.. re in 1830, thn w Int I hi

carriage s letter denouncing Germany and ti,

house of ll.naollern a« re pon iii for Italy')financial troubl. and politic -.1 linn :.

?

DI RUDINTS VIEW OF ITALIAN FINANCEDRome, Marc i Thi M irq il ll i: Uni, P

iiil.-r, told Iho i'i,Iv ". Pn ss corn ponden!that he, with all other members pf ih,

would make every effort i" preveni the .;¦ ernm t.

fl ,:,;He advor itril i

the hi av? taxation nf foill Rudlni he l, vi i!,"' much mon Ithe Cablni i cul il - in bc ived by , nomy lt

tary and,,:.,'.'. lt" i lld, If prop. nd, would i

iry i vt ral ol the m ¦.¦ lag pro|the Cabinet. He thinlpl mary po. ig the ne* de I admlnl ratlv.reforn ul mbci of the R'ia h. , foi Ity "i the ommll tee un the auh ,

u lenl '. ,

¦' n ind n ihi aam.* Im. thal Ih, ,..

of trill powi be a ictly d< lin. I.

KOSSUTH AG .IN (SERIOUSLY ILLTorin. M. ii 1. I... id Kossuth, the ll

patriot. I red s rel ipso, and lsill. I >r. ii, o. his phj lc li pairs o|...... d !. lu-... io take gular me ll

KILLED l\ A (..! AUREL

EDWARD HOGAN RECEIVED A MORTAl,

WOUND wini.i: I'l'iH ri.v; WITH THICOMPANIONS.

A llghi occurred las: nlghl ,i Fourteenth-i t. an.Flrst-ave. between "Ed." Oorr, nineteen yura old,,r No. 4'*» East Fourteenth-st.. Augutu.- sam.- address; Charlea Shaffer and Ld** ,,.i \\,gan. During Ihe ne.,t Hogan waa -tabb*) A ih,

neck, but who stabbed him could >i"t be learnedThe quarrel was tb. resull ,.i an old lend lieiui .,

Hogan m I Ihe ot]lw« '

A policeman from the Hast Fifth-st. s(.-,ij.,t| ,tsn ambulance summoned and Hogan was rem,to Bellevue Hospli ,i lu an unconscious <.in which hs r.-ii'.uin.d until 1 o'clock, when he duiThe Sh*ffei :., . a, wera arrested and .,¦«,¦,,

In the Flfih-st. station.KL ' "

SUGAR SENATORS TRIUMPH.

THE TARIFF BILL MODIFIED TO SUIT

THEM.

OTHER flTAKOES MADE IN THE INTEREST OF

:M"\". \ MAJORITT MEMBER OF THE

I-'IN'AN. r. MMI' TBE 'l LU »»

THE f vnTT'B DILEMMA.

Wa ,1 ireh I I7i I- sa the pl ins ot the'. mei Sen ite Finn Com-

i ilttee i: .-ll os the Tariff bill will be laidt re th full Tuesday m n

IO "'cl !< Attn erring togetb r I

part of the thi n sta bi lleve IheyI ive come as nei.r solving the situation as poa-Bible, and tl rht la tn take thefinal vote to-nm ri.n, although Mr.-i wi nted ii .. whole question dlspos. ¦! ofal yeaterday*s m etlng. Th.- disputed schedulesha1 ¦¦ been i largely discussed, nnd bo manytentative propm den d thal it only re-m..in.' to decide dm ll) n hlch of thi -a.- shall *

Incorporated In Ihe bill. Although the commit-ti .. ni pr 'ttty thoroughly whai ll willdo, th .pei ednle i are sugar, whiskey, coal,Iron ore. 1 I ore, 1 imb r itton fsbrli s, leath.

silk*'.\ l',¦:. ber of th-- Fin ince Corn

Hs us dng Ih. sltuntl. n iti commltti ¦¦

In tt--* Senate, I >>nlghl talk, d..¦; l-i-- ss rep arter with fradmlt- i

Ung ihe facti whii h othi r Si natoi i ive

"We have iuth,"lpns "and will be pel ll

,v h ileand unlnjiir Wi f the n

¦

...

to utterly de-i I n<»t i

rrom lt Ipl \ passed

i.. ,-< ..

bree Wefour D.-mocrnta thi RIthree I'opul i. Two Democrat \

wei .. i- .¦ .. we .;

'.

handlt. T ....

Ti I.

Mr. V. ill ¦ ipn-mels laki ti. bul h.

equall; .-

bill ir ls taki n

in. IllMurj they

..'- v..' king i ird r isl ms bul **."!il'1bill when it

.!. liilonsi thal must

1"- mel | !. weihe certain disaster that

i w ai efeat of the tarlfllu the For thatibill i lng ta. lt th supp i'. .¦:'

Ure pail Btated 'Int *o\.-n different

i i 'i'-it: mn h I been submltti I to tlt. by one '

¦: -t.-tn dui . .

p to No. IA 1thal Thi

ler, snd pr

thal lt a

-. ¦ t th.

T<> M lill. p-|

-,

Inn In Mi"

I,.- i,. h Mi M Phi i n

Ins, In u ll- h h

I- ....

f red

Ill, at the . nd of llv. ai. In pu lil a ll

;.|. ...

ll pulii a h<-n Ia Id Itel Repul

C

Al -7 / /*. TE\ TO MR. CROSER!

i,- viitv ': -i ¦..

P :.:. I'.ia':.-

I RIty when a rei

... ,! -|. at--il s Btfl, t r ot i

.. r, promolward, r sn I *'";' "' ' ''

rw-York Mr. Crokei k. -i

;;, m. .-' In -¦: w.-t to Mr. 1irg<

..jr nunpl ';' '''¦'¦.' uir'

have l-i';' arr. Bled I rn '.¦' .'"" ¦' 'I"-'"

v,,-,, Ki ,...,., |. my .an- "i Sen Yt rh violate", ths., |aTl Tammany Hall will prosecute him I

t care I mak <"'¦ sn wi i io Mr. Dunphy'sIII I ¦¦'¦'¦ hi* letter Hi hal better

, , ,,.,. ... ,.', td" H'l Dlntrlct. ll

U, ,, Tummanj ls golna to pl*c*a and

I, in .,, , ;-. i ..il lie mush1 diflerenti thi'fall I V"; ''"'" '"

,urt] mattel until have seen

l"i"!u't'. Cockran, of New-York, will arrive hen.i. , k

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TELEGRAPHIC smi.-.

,- ... ,.,,,..- .aa Mar. li 1 Columbian County,..'., ai. .- ry I emptj nnd 'I'.. -. ir.

.....elli I" '"!' I" ."I ot all

],. led until the ti ry ls n pl. il i<

..., ..ia pi i 'i i John li- ron, foi

for ll \ Si-..a'- v ... devi ,.

nn.l dyn ll I--I. i-l.. 'a. Tl";

lt li I.--

j;:;:,, .. ,,,..- wa. Bttempt. and fall.

Ann \'i"'i Mi >> Hn\ h I Whitman an Knowl--:.. "for. '," »¦¦> "".."

il,- mm!' '"' ***." '' ""H '"."I for . .,- w trial

in- million ls th- eha

[PW , 1el for il-.- .i-iIV ,,.,.,'. lhal ... Ri iphlc il.

1 rl,.?l«n of the lui'l". ""...' ¦'' .'"

,-, ,. i, Mo larch 4 ¦» i. wlil.-h v mi In,,,:. .-¦ ..a,. of lb- -at*' in,.-' hold 'H. Of a li

it ,,, bm '"'" *vh",h ""¦V '.,,¦ "', ,,,'-.. lil . hy them ti.

., -', x.i-l- .'l«*w. li l- thoushl thal tl,

.,.m -,,. ...i.'.-'l"! In n heavy hell of tlml»r1., ,,.,,., Rl ,,,,.. Rmi a ran il rch la I

.,; of ti.- Rock I.:, nd mid th-.- .mpanl. hav. off. red ¦

th. bandits

, v, i,f)SIO\ SD FIRE Ul SHREVEPORT, I I,

Bbrereport, La.. Msrch * A ir-.n ndous exploal >n

o( ,.,.,.,;,., in i'i.- le wli D nh- Company's whole-. ',,. -. "'¦ loch last nlshl blew oul the

t.\ ;t.-. wi...a. ... i,.,. -i,-.irn ij m.. wore,i .1 ind inn,i.m. nt atora was

.lao burned, and B Wolff's drygoods More arIl,'..k were darna*. I "bj smoke and water. Tbatotal i"»--« '¦ H-^.1'"-'; Inaurancs, RM *

SENATOR MURPHY WORRIED.

TROY AROUSED AGAINST HIM.

THF DECENT CITIZENS HOPE; Tn OVER¬

THROW RINO RULE TO-MORROW.

MAY,'I'. WHAT.:-., SHUT OUT REPEATERS

PROM WES! TROT GOVERNOR FLOWER'S< iv, ifg Ci ll RSE REG ki:i.|.\ ; THE TROT

BLECTIOS INSPECTORS BILL MUR-

111 vs Pl ,\". BR IN BT \ li: POLITICH,

Troy, March 4 (Special). When United StatesSenator Edward Murohy, Jr.. n o hts dutiesIn Washington on Wednesday or Thursday it

is i, >t likely lhal he will be In the rn wsl enviableIv,un.* ,.f mind, This man. who ls held .-

hie foi making Rensselai r County,Ically, one -,f the v.les sink-holes In the coun-

try. this Hine is likely to in* t a well-deservedThe r, j ilcings ,,f de p, pie of Lan-

alnghurg wtioti they recently were r leased fromhd control wera mild in comparison with thedemonstratlor of delight which will be mid,*

by th.* c::i/."Tis ,,j Ti ij shoul ii happen that

Murphy and his ; 'lowing "f timk-s and l,

;,. t i],e n nv Th.- -, m of strength be¬

tween Murphy on the on.. :.j i,. and th,- decentm i. "f thia div on the other will c n.ti

'i' iy, it the eli v n for M lyor. Tlc- Re¬publicans and iii I,, tter class of th-- Den

In the tlon of 1te ..f in" city, Mayor Whalan,

thc Murphy elemenl has put forward ni ls what

Mr Murph]ill hd

route I by i hal majority.i' W.I ' I'

II!' 'I

r nn la- Iheel-

ted political <*l

irphynk lt i

¦. nds at hmlu I-ansingburg." Tl Mr.

rs thathould happi ni

'i .-.'. the r ,!,..-

.ff In the numil. ich would

v Murphy I

irs ii ler ai

a that Iminintry, are

t the Giivei

" mlnatlon.kk'HT kl

Mr. VI tha

f t he

led tocount ths Ing thal May, r

Cornir Whalan

Itlsei le up their .. >ver,

m mid b.v ¦. a!.,ni

M ur|..

\ ..lollS

;.

v:

,' I

,. al i'i"kV. Tr ¦*..

At le

un iii.- .¦ iunty i¦

f'.r ipi

I..- i cia) Iwofi nm '" "" tramps I

ii, n T

f -i ¦¦ for In lt tlM

i, o' prure i fair a thi fal Thu\. wnt.he with ll rr ive mn leithe by Whalan or Murphy, an I. as the*

\. Ul Whalan a* gsli lt pleas.o to see Murphy Ireuitik .-nt. on hi

ii l

rtuVEHNOR FLOWER'S CHANOK Ol !'.' 'Il I< ¦%'.

The Republicans and ever) deoeml citizen here

h p* d that Governor I r w >ul l have

h len) reg ird >r ls pl lg< and pisign the bill a*hl h wa- pa cd last week,thi* city a non-partisan board of el, timi In¬apt [-tor v Ills f|ull hiing over a te hi leal !¦¦-

.,- hlch ri ill) -I- the bill In theI,- ist. Indicate* thai some pr, lg lnflu>*n ¦¦.

has been at work i" change 'ns condition nfmind from whal ll was when he pi .mptly

the meaaure pr ivlding a ti rn jiartl au

hoard for Albany. A w ire, Ihel: ii,j nf Elect li In p.*.-toi this i Ity are

Mn phy-Molloy mi n. Th ¦. ap--Hilnti d by the ll ard of Pi li"- C .mini isloners,an I Murph; 's i!:'!;'" ite for Mayor, Kr incl J,Moll..). Murph)'- n pr. aenl itlv. nn th. ruianl,

t to be supp vd thal Mr M Hoy. a pEda arl Murphy. Jr.. In the sch m\ nt n

w .md fall to mak i-p the lt, ii I nf El vtlon In-irs in any excel manner to

h..,, elf? There ls only one Republican memberon the h ard, and ll ls f are that h will hebuild,./.,*d and bruwlw lent thala [treal i umbel of I it " otes will be

¦... hi pen d, hov ever, that ll wa <; ,\ ernorvhe bill, lilli

ihoul Ihe tl n ¦¦ had made up himind uti'; II ire to lt, a t, lephonemensaid was rerelved fi ,m Tn>y, urning him t .

he bill "i pul ll IT until te a Antethal the me inure *.* lld be of i us. foi I h i

election. I' was on Friday morning thal it

)¦ ario I i h \ ernor h id f ut,,I a

trifling ern r In the hill, and Charles s. Fm nels,ol i his .iv, w< ni over to Alli iny to se.

ibiin be dom to -¦. the me ui

i, ,1 shape thal the "..vern .r would si

ut further .!. lay. Mr. F'¦ h Jacob A. Cam ti D leader InIhe Senate, ind him wh"th Il' R.x hcboes. and oilier Ri ..add tn Hies shoul ;..

pul int,, the bill, lt could b*» pul Ihnmonee, and If the .vi 11 ¦¦ w iu Mr,c.niloc answer,' I thal he n i I willing ihebill shoul 1 gu th.;,, i.i thal way, bm he

I ¦' for the Govi"He must sign i: " ho said "He cam

I his I ' by I'u'd .-:, j, ..

itor s.i> ton u-r ed ti," ai tendmi nts, hutwhen Mr. Francl mci I the Kxcrutlve Cham¬ber he found thal th. Governor was more un¬certain than ever over the bill. He want, towall for the O'Connor bill.

THE '1 ROI bil.I. NOT IN" 4.LIDATED.

Yesterday Corporatl in Counsel Roche, of Troy.a l>>* ,1"' iTt. wenl before the Governor and madegrgumeni tn tnroe ot his signing the Troy bin.Mr. ii"' he ."aid that ti.mission of ths tm.. ,,f

j the SSCtlon ut thc* charter to which the bill up.

piled di l n il Invalidate th.* Mil or leave it tracer-'¦' hi. I. .- ti..ns ..f the charter the amend-

1:"'"; : applied ti-i'v two sections of th- city> hart, r w< re referrej tn in the bill, and as there

"'I.- r .-. tiona of a similar number in thecharter, ll was Impossible t mak, any mistake

- l whl li th" measure waa l i

ll i.- ¦..ai.i thal telephonic communicationhl two, ':. ,,i, the Ese. utlve Ch imber was

¦';."¦¦-' I yest rday morning, sn l that tha,;"v rnor then was more anxious than ever t'»wall ir th O'Conn. r bill.

ble, but ti'.; likely, that the Governormay r. lent to-mo mn in : ilgn the bill In time toI" rmll the May ir of Troy to ap] .Int the "ii" ad¬ditional electl i Ina].or. Benator Murphy lathe chairman of ih<- Democratic --' C mmlt¬tee, iiml Democrats who sre looking for renoml-

nol dare offen him. Thia may l.on n ar Flower's predicament At any rat", theOovernor will add nothing m his reputation byquibbling over a technical point in a law whl.'hwould operate sn advantage .usly inst at thintime in tii.. Interest of a fair and square election.

FOR Foi:EST PRESERVATION.

AX IMPORTANT CONGRESS TO BE HELD

IX ALBANY lins WEEK.

MAXY WELL-KNOWN MEN TO Ul' PRESENT.

'I'M:: PROPOSED PURCHASE Of I.AM' TOM

'lill; BTATE FOREST PRESERVE IN

Till" ADIRONDACKSSSOS TUB 111 a'.l I Ali i-K'tl'M'oMil'.NT OS Titi: T'ilP.CNt?

Albany, Mar.-h 4. -Onr> of th" mfi«t important ron-

i- - ver held in Albany will be in .session here

"ii March 'i. 7 and B, when there will be a jointof tia- American Foreatry Association, the

New-York stat" Forestry Association, tin- Alli.-

.Lui; Park Association, an.l tha VHri"iis I-,.-al for*latlons .'I tli- Btate of New-York, t"

with repreeentatlvee "f the State Foreat

Commissions cf Sew-York, Penna>lvania snd tha

Ni W Ki,ri ii .' St it.-s.\ ti '¦. 'l here ster lay ttt rn .'.

m, Secretarj of Agriculture an.l presl-Amertcan F. itrj Si uoclatlon, ¦

that iv would attend the meeting. Il ls als., hopedr.at ex-S nator Wan. r Miller, wh-, ls a leading

r the Adirondack Park Aeaociatton. will

\ -.rut tl.- iii'inl" .'- Of th" At vii' ll!

Forestry Assoclatlofl who are coming are BertholdI-: Ftraovt, .1 I .. W. French, Warren Higley and

ral James Oran! Wilson. Ti"- New-York Btate

F< Association will be represented by Morrisi. ... up iii" RlRbl Rev. Willina Croswell hoan-.

i mt Bplsc pal bishoi of Alb iny, and Pro-

,\. s Bickmore, of New-York. Among thei. ,.f tii- Adirondack Park Association wh..

I ri nt will be l-l ls ird Lauterbsch, I'r. Al¬

fi-, i i. Loomln and I- Martin Burke. Th" Geneses

Vall-y !' '. iclatl n will send !!. rh rt

\ -. ii..::..'.tan as Its represent-ii Albany committee haa as Ita

i.:-ii Robert latia* Banka Henry Pot-ur. F. Vox.

'I'!... object .-f th" meeting is to Increase the In-

forest | ri serration The

N a ^ ri H it< ' . .'illy wish t'> . \-

van.a :' thi idlron-

d ,,-k .cl CatBkill forests, lt ni probable 1 tlthe s-.it- .,r

illcy ,f the purchase of land in tii" Adtron-ne Pori il Presi i ve. A- pn ¦ -nt

preserve ls largely mythical The State

thinks i- owi .-> v-ntl h .n In I thousand acnsa "

..I th.- a lirondacks, bul ts title in nearly

...:\ ,., |i founded upon a tax sale, and thtsc

can ia- br .ken in almost every case.

The programme ot tia- meeting i- as r illowa:¦. p, m. ip alni tu- ttlng

\ .. ,ni.- by Govi ". n iponae.1. Burling Morton. secretary .'

iltura .ml president "f tba Atnerlcsa Forestry

\ latlon; address bj .* Benator Wnnu*r Millar,Illustrated lecture. "Tha Battle ot the Foreat," by

ll I' I'- f Of I'- Iti v

Wednesday. Mai I Mornli .."'' after-:, f..r tl-.- r.-iliti.: and discussion of pa-

.. lion ..'¦¦'; I>" tn linly oc-

1 wltl Il .-- :' Tbs A llrondack, no \ :¦ ii by hr. Ai'

Parl:. p lim a ii \ p.- saes"; a I-

by l-i. v

..

,;bonsldered"; lllusti il

id \.. i.'-.:.il i; illroa

.

the BeaverI

':- ai-- pr IC-

a||- ted l'.>r dis-(Whitll

i '¦.\ Hoi

ip a' the N .rth * t-

WI, « -. Iv ni: i Done foi Her FonForestry Maners

1 ii ... uf Amerl. in .-'...,.-:- li w to.'"¦m.

i-l. Pr la'.- tn.the For i*ry i'r - ma

v. hal I- Th :r Aim,a* Work?

Are lt-* N ¦: ."

The I;- n,h.; of Arbor Day an-l \ in.;- Improve-'- :ry Prob! a.-.

A Forestry l-'xperlment In the I'nlted Plates, Farmer I it 111m A u i.i i.--:

For. Plai lng lo P. as Lan li Can lt Ite

V t-rplanck Colvin, tli.- superintendent of the Ad¦. In a report just iudmilli i: :- .ra appr, prlailon of ISO.wi)

i" ontlmie ie * >i k of the survey, v, Ich hasI'---', partly discontinued for a few years The

.¦ un in ..[ money yearly, owing-a. v- \ lin.-- being Incorrect, an I th.

to cr. ite « Stilt, I -. Pi ...

a iii'-ii; i.-U- liv th- purchase of lands worthirs, rendi rs accurac) in the

itlv. ly necessary, ii thatis to I"' , alli- 1

oom, BORE or .j FEDERAL COURT.

P.APID BKTTLEMENT OF TUB AFFAIRS OF THU

LEIIKHI .'. >\l. AND IRON COMPAVT.Milwaukee. March I The Lehigh Coal and Iron

t'ompan which weni Into s receiver's banda in

April, ISM ha i i.n declared n stored to i .Ivencj,-I-.«¦ J ri' ia of the l "mt. I St.-ir.-i Circuit i '.-nrr.

yesterdaj entered an order dlacharslng the receiver.ml directing thal the estate I" returned to thacorporation Duplicate copies »r the order will beh.. I to-morrow In the I'nlted Btatea Circuit courts

In this city, Madison, Wis., and BL Paul, Minn.

limn, a.iai. ly thereafter checks to the crediton forti.- full .um.nut of their dalma w<u be sent fromi'i deni Doty's ofllee, and thia action will rele-

history a failure which, both rn Its extenta.. I H." .-I ruy with which the Intricate compllca-' growli i out of it u-i" sett!. I, will, it is said,itaiul "in prominently t ir a long time to come. The

i-otnpun) failed for Il.26o.o00. i nder tbe direction ot

Ju i. .- J. ai.11... it bas transacted a business of H.ooo,-;. :. natl, as Bald! la able to i-xy

lltoi - Ill full.<'.ii;.i.u L. lt. Doty, the principal receiver of the

...mi. ny, bas during the lasl eleven months, eun-

ii,.- ha- it.. ;. i-1 a Igld ord. r enter l

tux Jenkins, which provided ..-i effect thal thelatter should h.i\a i . .,,-.- -u|.. tn .m..I, of every-

.tain I...iv was el ted j ld. nt of thefew ilays ia. fore the f illure an waa

i ll" w ill resume his ofllee ol pr< sl<

m<l no reorganisation of the company willi. iry. "Tmpe .- ttleim ni of so h. av> -i ll i-

i..i.,\ in ^ a .i brief ita ¦¦ ns eleven months,".,:, ,.'.i:-'. .it the dosi "I iii" healing y.-st,-r.l..v,..ls in Itself remarkable The ii|*:r.iii'.n becomes

mon- v* -,!' n it ls con il len-1 that «-r----lit--rill ..il thal result h i" en achieved pt.o'-

by the United Stat. I' int."»

..\ tl tjcsB sd too ti ia r i/1 rom.

Norwalk, Conn., Mar.'h i Mrs Wlllb>un B. Lows,0f s..¦ h Plaina N- .1. Who was Miss Mary Me¬

in, .'f thi- city, la ti., defendant In an actioni.v Thomas E. Lowe, hotel-keeper of Mor-

i. n. .1 , before the Surrogste'B Court a.f

i County, x. j Mrs Lows was raarratd t->

William '¦. Lowe, formerly will derk of tba New-Senate, who died January l. Bhe applied for

..r .i.liiiitu.str.itioii on Ins .-stat.', wlii.-b |s Baldi be valuable. Her husband's brother, Thomas j-;.

Morristown, asaerta that tba marrtagawas nol legal, and producea records t-. Bbow thalMiss McMahon was married to George Lockey rn

ivm, and thai the* bad ona child. A cive.it w.is

against granting the edmlnlatration papen,.ml leversl baartags hs»s been held before Siar-berl w. Knight, maatar-ln-chsncery. Mrs. Lowoyesterda) denied bavins sssrrlad Lockey. Thc hear¬ing has been adjourned to Union County

CILYOiS IX TAMMANY HALL.

IT IS said THAT MATOR BILROY WILL

NOT TRY POR RE-BLECTION.

CP.OKKR. THK REPORT HAS IT. TOLD THK MAYOR

THAT HR NEED ROT RUM ACAIN-TliK AB-

BENCJi OF THK LBADSRS Rf THESE ^lUTI-

cai. THCES CAUSES A PANIC ,\M,,.\ii

THE RANK ami nu-: or .''in:

OROANIZATION.Tt w.uiid be difficult to '.- ti Its b mon des-

pents condition of demoralization than at pres¬ent exists among th Tammany Hall polttldan%v-.-h.i hav.- delighted In the past io call th in;, ivesthe "Unterrifled Democracy of Mew-York.'*Every day since the last election their i >uragsjhas b....ii declining, their faces have been :.,,w-

lng longer and paler, snd thei -so

loud and boastful, have been getting down toa pitiful whin.* Few of them had mach life or

pluck left In them, and whatev, r th tra was c.n-

gresaman Dunphy*" bombshell of Saturday seems

to have completely knocked out of them.Th.* absence of "Boss" Croker* "P id !y" iMv-

ver snd other big indians from tbe i*eservattosihad s disheartening effecl upon the frightens*!"bravos" wive,.- principal work consists in

drawing inordinately ls es from ths "ttytreasury. The apprehensl i has flUM thenfor :i'" last i ,ui months ol l< ting ths i i

at th.- public crib ams vlsll yester¬day by Mayor Ollroy's departure Pacuts< .-ist. Why the Mayor should f ll ¦¦¦ .'r'ker's

evample end absent himself from his post In

such a critical time as this was the subjectwhich occupied ih" min I- of Tammany men who

ca-'', ired In l rs yos-terdaj From the Bat! ry to ths ronkers line

md 1 to rivi thc qu< stlon sras the

pn domin int one. At ¦' ind Demo¬cratic Clubs, .-¦¦ tl,.- Sagamore, In wi.dh the

Mayo has Ituever sin ; al the N '. the

Pequod, the Pontiac, the S ilfiotft,th<- troqu iis, the Stn Hick tty, th"

Cherokee, and all the club! Tatn-

many wa rlors -.- h y the hon

day, the talk was of the li i had left:vd ¦;¦ th rapid which was

ti In thc ortTHE MAYOR'S DECISION MAW" RIOHT AfTER THE

ELEi TION.

One of I T-dayIn political ci ntn wa it I* Hg on

Saturday the M led to InUmatsfri nds his pui be s fdf*.¦¦ . u -tlon. A .'. trici I. ,o.' who has ei .edi %nt

opportunltl s f.,r knowing th facta said that

Mayor Gilroy had - mind immell-

ately after the Novel on n * to bs a

te ag lin. Mr. 0 I, real's d at

ence ihe certainty of d .. ii should he se ',< tm*

electlon -u th** ha ts of the T r ticketthia year. All M -1.

wo,lid be united s

i,-. Tammany's fright! I, ita xtravagantexpel iitsii.- of the pul lie n Its failure to

a.han,-- any system of i ipld transit, or Ind -I

any practical city Improvement demanded by

the people, and above Iti fal ni offalse registration, fraudulent voting and .".Hint¬

ing, and .-.pen and unblushing briber. , he felt

that h>* would bs :tvwi under I'.'.' a majorityequal perhaps to th.rn by which he was

Sleeted lr d'- '.' Hons for Ooo-

I.I.*semen In th-* xivth and XVth Districts, and

th.* election of Mr. Quigg. th,- Republican can¬

didate, i,y nearly I,. Iii i district that had

given a Tammany plurality of '.-""" in

Ix;..*, and nearly *. In N. v mb 111 intithe Ma) >r, ii was sal l, in I .thal his

candidai y for a sec nd term w<

THE Rl'MOR .HM.CAI.I.V BELIEVED.Th- report of Mayor Ollroy's withdrawal frons

the Held as s candidate wss sc. ipt< I as i «-

by ti Tansmany men S-Si

found few who lt.

"Do you it Gilroy woul i have K'negs tl Tam¬

il ill .:. their i If bs Ub-; to run again i Wigwam

".] | .:. irs*.. u If I

¦"H ill

laid: "Mr. Cii >'e a rs>Hall '¦.¦ mi 1 lt.

ker that i

with r my Hall h*"d pi > il will

be on ali .-. : i « Mr. i till rylate. He

gave the May .ir I si I ll S '. beutter f.Hillsl In and it

was then lhat' -.' ,,ls

that he i* I would

In the 111 .'. sembly District > -terday moatof th. >n was about the blast which

1. mphy ha I "Pa Wy" Dlvver.ntlmi ni a the lubl P. Dtvver

a- inti ui. iu m is in manyhave erys-

t.i!i/..*.l Into a belle! thal Divver had gone forg I and a I never sh in New-i gain Th kinsl him

which centres In his J iii men v. ho

committed tl'.'' < 'tlon frau lsll i the bani . i l unmans Hall In ths

.- unquestionably on the Increase, Sh l

I i|vvcr come back li stal of j >p-ular feeling he would be likely to meet sn ex¬

tremely unpli a .'iv !¦ ¦'*. pl,' : pressman Dunph) returned to Washington

yesterday. He de* Uni d to add .mi Ung to lils

letter of resignatl n fi im Tammanj Hall, andth,* utterances with which he followed lt on

Saturday.

lin: WEST VIRGINIA DISTURBANCES.

EXCITEMENT AT EAOLE POCRTEEN OP THE

RIOTOUS STRIKERS I'NDER ARRESTCharleston. VT, Va., March I (fSpectal) \t Bagls

to-day fourteen rioters *.>.-:¦.. arrested and taken to

tli.- Fayette County Jail. More milli tum n sri re >.*nt

up from Charleston cns afternoon to be on band incase trouble m .s caused by arrests of the itrikera,The Coroner's Inquest over Adkins, the dead mines*.will probably be llnlshi l to-morrow.Some excitement *a iraus. i ... beagle aboui * I

p, kn. b) the arrest t Mr. VVyant, s/ho will be triedat Fayette In the morning if the striker* do nattake him aw iy from the guard, aa th. y threaten. Alarge erewd ls ai Ragle m.ikli of threats,bm -. far n ad ual i li n, ha io irred s ;.t!reAdkins. \".i,.-- son hms among th. i tua s i ... :§,

iu i the warrant for Wyam

TO FIGHT REBELLIOUS 8QUATTEBB

A BTRONa FORCE OF ARMED l>i:i'.d'Y-M ARMIAUIN '.' i:-T VIROIN1 \.

Huntington, W, Va., March * il alter tim'** are

promts i in the mountain counties <,f Kadut*,Mercer snd W) in than there bas yei been init,- strikiiii; Kan iwha Valley with the miners The

title to ibout ) aei of dud in ih.se .'."aniios

ls in dispute. The Govi claims that i: has

never been passed from the old land othes patentThe Flat Top Coal snd Land A elation i ila_sa title i.y purchase ¦ kreral >, ira ago and tbs tat¬ters, who | as. ii land now, claim it by rightof possession. A suit In the '..dButte* <.,,,,it ;,, determine the ownership, The FlatTop coal and Land Association and Ihe Governmenthave pooled their issues against the squatters.Judge Jacki m has oi Bared , survey to he made.Lasl week sn engineer corps began a ,rk in Wyom¬ing County, bul srere stopped by an srmed bandnf the squatters^ who aotlttsd to them thai no

survey would be allowed, deputy Marsha) M. H.Vinson and l>. H. Harman, arith twenty-flve m.*n

srmed and equipped f..r ,. two weeks' slav. 1. ftMcDowell for Wyoming County last night Mai JLindsey Vinson jy...es to-morrow with snottier squat]of di Duties ni protect ths surveyor*. HlooUshedls almost certain to follow.

TEM TEBB1DBNT sees' orr hatteras.

Cap*- Henry, VAL, Mardi 4 ThS lli'htliniise ten¬

der Violet, with l'ri'Mldiiit C|.>v,-land and SecretaryQreshass an board, snas assn lats yesterday aftep.iioi.n at a point twelve miles from Hatteras. Shsleft there to-day. and ls supposed to have gone.north, but has not yet been sighted hera.