New York Times, The (Newspaper) - October 22, 1884, New York, New York PARADE CHEERING FOR THE NATIONAL TICKET AND ITS OWN JL PROCESSION OF OVER CROWDED MEETINGS AND SPEECHES BY SENATOR BAYARD AND OTHERS The demonstration of Tammany Hall laat evening In ratification of the national Democratic ticket and ita own local ticket was a brilliant spectacle The crowds be- gan to gather In Fourteen and Second and Third avenues about 7 o'clock although tho proverbial tardiness of cessions must have been known to many of the sightseers It was 8 o'clock before the first sign of a parade appeared In tho shape of a Marshal's aid who sat calmly on a sorrel horse and waited for something 10 turn up man of tho Twenty-sixth Precinct with policemen stood near by and did wise It was nearly 9 o'clock before lights wore descried far up and tho approach of part of the procession was made known All tho bodies had ordered to to Col Austen at and and though they came from all over tho city they were turned westward Into in pretty good shape Tho streets by the the organization mado Its appearance were packed densely with people and the policemen were utterly unable to keep them back to the curbstones They crowded forward until a car came along and then trampled each other In their efforts to get out of the way Tho procession at which they gazed took about two hours and a half to pass a given point Commissioner Hrennan who waa the Grand Marshal estimated that ho had In line Ho had certainly over 30.000 The first organizations which appeared were tho campaign clubs of tho Sixteenth Assembly which down They burned red lights and Roman candles and brilliantly illuminated the streets Their Ins was not orderly As passed Into tho Rlley Legion of tho Fourteenth Assembly District wheeled Into lino with 13 mounted men In front Behind the mounted men wn3 a battalion of pioneers in red zouave shirts and trousers white and tall beavers They axes Then came the rank and nlo of the organization dressed In blue and red zouave suits and ing colored lanterns They marched in floe order This district turned out strong Then came the District men In plain clothing COO strong The Eleventh District lowed about 300 strong and after them marched the Ninth with about men in line Then came a brass band followed by men from District Several rows of were followed by the Club with shouldered bats camo hundreds of men In uniforms of red rind blue leather some carrying colored lanterns These wero tho Michael Duffy The Thirty-second Election District Association had transparencies reading land und Victory Fifth District followed with men Among them was the pendent Association in check jumpers The Richard Croker Firo Brigade of this district attired in red shirts and flro bats had double lined of mon with ropes marching on opposite sides of the street and drawing tho old hand engine Xo 3 of Then came tho Eighteenth District with men In line Tney had banners with pictures of J one of them calling him tho Own Choice came tho Third Assembly District organizations Tho of this body was the Hugh J Orant Club They wore white shirts and caps dark troupers and white drew a hoso decked with flowers They had also a in harness mounted on n truck The X Oakley Association followed them Most of their men wero mounted and woro and blue coats Post of had a Ufo and drum corps of boya In zouave Tho J B Lynch tion was mounted Next cimo the Twenty-fourth District bodies strong At the was A transparency with tho Cleir the track I iiro humming Don t you oe Old Then followed men from tho First Dis- and XX from the Sixth Next came the Fourteenth headed oy two largo banners pictured or Cleveland and Hendricks The Twenty-second came next with men and an enormous transparency on a wagon bearing pictures of Cleveland and Tho f i r u NEW-YORK WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22 1884 r Twelfth District men camo next They wero in somo of which had these Burn this Letter Tho new ticket will avenge tho old Soap cannot win thla State Mr and Where Is your Inr navy In this district tho Hickory Senators and Bide Baseball Cluba in uniform Tho E C Mallory Association rejoiced in whito duck hats and w hi re cotton groves and called Itself tbe Thu 1.300 men from the Tenth District had a transparency which read Public office Is a public Grover Cleveland Cast an anchor to -J O Blaine 1 he four campaign clubs of tho Seventh camo next with men A portion of tbe Assembly's 4.000 men camo lowed by the second District bodies first of which was the W S White Jr Association red shirts and and torches Next came the Robert Davis Guards of Jersey City In blue shirte white and reel cloth mets They were lollowcd by the William Veloo of Jersey City and Alderman In a coach by four white horses District which was next had tho must ot the parade in a body of tutu us ated Dutchmen of the good old Knickerbocker times Thoy smoked their pipes and hobbled amid much laughter Then camo tho main portion of the forces of the Nineteenth commanded by Commissioner and beaded by the Young Men's terion Club The fremt line wus composed of lull pioneers in white Then followed ranks of men in white shirts white and gray helmets carrying lanterns and drawing a shin on a trucK The Hugh J Grant Legion of thu district bad 500 men in red shirts white shields drawing an old hand en- Kine Tho had several four-horse coaches in line Hnd the Michael F Cummins Battery In ieil shirta a hand engine looked well District Tho features ut Ha lino were tbe Battery of sey in nnd the Olympic Club oC The whole ot the procession kept up a constant blaze of as It went along reserving its choicest display for tho front of Tammany Hall Tho procession through to Broadway thence to thence to and thence whithersoever It listed The principal meeting waa held In Tammany Hall The of tho great hall was packed with men a full half hour before the for the meeting to and 10 minutes later the tilled and tbe wide aisles were choked with those who forced to stand sands were turned from the doors and went to Join tho open nlr meetings those who occupied the platform were Kelly Mayor n Chanties Commissioner Thomas fj Abbett of Justice Gorman United States Senator Thomas F of Delaware roll of Delaware Cupt Isaiah Rynders Gen Francis Tl John Cochrane the lion Abram B and Delano C Calv In The meeting woa enthusiastic and every reference to Gov Cleveland was received with loud cheers and cries Abram B Tarpan called to order and introduced Mayor Edson as Chairman The Mayor a very brief ad- and theu Introduced of Delaware who Tammany Hall is not a personal or organization Its strength Is in its honest humanity and those who best follow that are lot to lead the people What justification has any or party in nS to control his No tion but their welfare Tho Party In tho laat years havo forgotten this fact forgotten the terms upon which they power so that the Government instead of being of tho people and for the people has be- come of tho party for the The ono thing that inoi Senator the success of the Democratic Party would secure would be a cure of tbe that find their profit nt the expense of tbo Government The result of Republican rule hud been tho enrichment of means ot It was not alone corrupt legation that responsible would boa check on this but wo have corrupt to execute these cor- rupt In The ring was complete nnd with it the have bound bandana loot At last Senator vrc have dates of the Republican Party who are fair types of tho party ami Logan POSP to corruption of tho party ana to continue It The idea of Mr of tbe of Is to make them for himself and then and his party In all these wbra he mst no deadhead In any such He not only admits lu but be boasts of It To James G Elaine more than to any other man every man who wants a subsidy to make a private fortune out of tbe Government goes with his demand and he Iu away This great power of for private benefit under this mercenary Idea of which Mr ls a ful and accurate representative The speaker referred power of war and peace It was said that such a power be dwarfed to personal or party Interests he asked to nave a Secretary of State or President whoso policy it would be to this Nation Into war for private If there were war to-morrow with any power what would be the fate of the American The American Navy has been wiped out of existence and what was lett was sent to the bottom by a poor little tamo So they would render us de- and then plunge us into war Senator Bayard referred to tho fact that and conscientious Republicans are now ar- rayed against the commo foe and said that the opposition of the Independents was not to nnd but to and If an honest man like Grovor Cleveland Is elected next President ho won't allow any Democrat to steal and If be is not elected tho Republicans will very eoon steal all there Is left No man can say that Grover Cleveland haa ever deceived him He may have displeased some of his constituents but he bus never tried to his sentiments Mr Bavard paid that Tammany although opposed to Cleveland in convention was made UD of too not to respect and voto for him for the principles which ne represents In conclusion Mr 1 believe thai the State will give tbo largest majority to Grover Cleveland that was ever given to a Presidential candidate in New-York John Hayea read tho resolutions which wero very Cleveland and of Hugh J Grant for Mayor and the entire city county and Judiciary ticket of Tammany They wero adopted with a round of John Leo Carroll of Delaware then mado a short address laudatory of the Democracy and ing tbe victory of Gov Cleveland Tho men who rave tone to tho Republican Party Edmunds and and tho warts Gov Carroll said in tho and refused to work for or tho party again He made a very address and was frequently Interrupted by applause Remarks by Gov Lton Abbett of the Hon Allen G Thurman of Ohio and uey Whyte followed and the great crowd then poured Into the street to Join the moving throng As early as 7 o'clock a crowd gathered in It was an orderly It waited patiently for the expected entertainment to begin On the south side of tbo square di- opposite Broadway stood a large trapped out in all the of a side show at a country circus Streamers fluttered from flag noles banners waved In the breeze and red white and blue bunting hung in folda from post to post The city seal mode Into big warriors shields bung against tho boards They wero by largo pictures of Cleveland and Hendricks while stretched around tbo stand on the outside were strips of lettered muslin tho great age of Hall the ad- vantage likely to accrue from a support of Cleveland and and Hugh J Grant and the names of tho various Tammany dates A small stand more embellished on the west side of the square below and a third blocked up the open space on the north side of the square Before 8 o'clock the available space around tho stands was filled with tho neighboring streets wero choked so that street cars carriages and stages got through only with great difficulty When the first de- of tho torchlight procession marched the lower end of the square tbo crush was v ory great and from that moment until after 11 o'clock and the southeast cor- ner of the square was blocked with men women and children Tbo making of speeches at the stands was be- set with difficulties At the south stand tbe speakers could be heard scarcely a rod be- yond the edge of the platform and when bands und battalions of paraders went by tbe noise was deafening Hugh J Grant tried to tell tho people what tho City Government ought to be but the disadvantages were so great that ho cut his speech off very short and went to tho north stand where comparative quiet nnd an attend vo audience might be found Congressman Cox lifted up his voice and shouted to tho crowd but he too was overcome by tho noise He did much better at the north stand where only one battalion of paraders did the shouting Park Commissioner Viele went through all tho motions of an able address but the words were lost In the great volume of sound that rose out of tbe streets and swept over the square Col E T Wood also faced the crowd but despite frantic appeals of he was unheard boyond tho nearest rows of faces Stephen H Turnbull endeavored to make himself heard from the west stand while Georgo W spoke at the north stand G Wyland a very old Democrat from the Interior of tho State mado an humorous speech from the north stand Occasionally a marching battalion would in front of one of the stands listen a while to tho speeches and then move on In a of sound from brass bands and drum corps Aa early practicable the stands woro abandoned for after tho people hnd cheered themselves hoarse for Hugh J Grant thoy showed an overweening disposition to crowd down toward Tammany Hall and watch tho cession As banner after banner bearing the name or picture of Hugh J Grunt went along the sides of tho square tbo crowds cheered with a will and seemed so well pleased with the cessions that they lingered about the square until o'clock FRANCE ON THE DEFENSIVE NOT ENOUGH TROOPS IN FOB AGGRESSIVE ACTION QEK DE REPORT TO PREMIER IN THE DE- PROM MB Oct advices state that a French corvette baa been exchanging with tho forts on the west coast of Formosa The corvette subjects all log to search Qen de haa not asked or reinforcements for If they are needed they will be drawn from the army In Africa without izing a corps Chinese troops continue to pour Into Great uneasiness is felt In Paris on this account The Cabinet Is divided as to what measures should be adopted to provide reinforcements Gen Minuter of War declines to mobilize n corps without the authority of tbo Chambers Gen de to a request from Minister Ferry for Information In regard to the situation In states that the French forces there are sufficient to maintain a sive but cannot undertake offensive operations The Figaro says that the truth Is that tho troops arc hemmed in on the delta under tho protection of the gunboats and are obliged to limit operations to repelling the attacks of the enemy In the Chamber of Deputies to-day M Riviere Introduced a motion for the production of the minutes of the Credit Committee The motion was opposed by Prime Minister ry and was rejected by the Chamber by a vote of 2W to The Chamber of Deputies has voted additional decorations to the troops la China WASHINGTON Oct relation to a dispatch from London that Secretary huysen had declared his Inability to under- stand the reluctance of France to an amicable settlement of the difficulties with China Mr says that he has never expressed an opinion on the THE CRISIS BRUSSELS Oct Ministers have placed their resignations In the bands of Prime Minister Malon who will form a new Cabinet All tho Ministers have been summoned to attend a Cabinet meeting at the to-morrow Tho King this afternoon summoned M Bara who was Minister of Justice In the lost Liberal Cabinet to the palace It Is rumored that be will be asked to undertake tho formation of a new Ministry The Beige says that tho only solution for the present crisis will be the resignation of the present Ministry and the dis- solution of the Chambers A manifesto Issued by tbo Liberal Association has been placarded throughout the city which for you all In demanding the or the Ministry and the dissolution of Chambers The Burgomaster has summoned a mise committee from the Communes to meet on Thursday to consider the situation The members of the Cabinet at a long sitting to-day agreed to return their portfolios M Jacobs Minister of the Interior promised to prove that in tho recent elections the Clericals gained an increased number of seats Tho Journal tie a Government organ in au article headed Liberal The Liberals are marching straight to motley crowd obeying only tho dictates of their passions We raise tho cry of alarm while there Is yot time It we cumb we shall be burled beneath the ruins of our country LONDON Oct Brussels dispatch of this afternoon reporting that King Leopold had summoned M Bara to the palace is contra- by a dispatch to Telegram Com- pany which states that It was the Ministers who were summoned to tho Palace The Ministry has not resigned and it is declared that no change will bo mado in tho Cabinet v subscribed for the benefit of the Ute Mr A M Sullivan's family LONDON Oct comet recently discovered by Prof Wolf of Heidelberg and Prof Copoland of England Is now visible to the naked eye at Alexandria It appears as a lous body condensed at the centre and devoid of tall The Right Hon George J Dodson Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster has been created a peer He will be succeeded by George Otto velyan Chief Secretary for Ireland with a seat in tho Cabinet H Campbell tary to tho Admiralty has been appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland ROME Oct Popo will create eight new Cardinals at a secret consistory The persons who arc to be honored are the Arch- bishops of Palermo and Merra Massaia Massotti and Verga There are still seven vacancies ing In the College of Cardinals During the past 24 hours there 86 fresh cases of cholera in Italy and 45 deaths NAPLES Oct the past 24 hours there wore 22 fresh cases of cholera In this city and 10 deaths Oct Minister scheme tor tho reform of the provides that only magnates of 24 years of afire and over who annual income of shall retain their neate All the rest shall forfeit their seats and others shall bo chosen to their places PARIS Oct Paul selected to succeed M Don hot as a life Senator The committee having charge of tho Senatorial Reform have decided by a vote of G to 4 that the 75 life at present at tho dis- posal of the Senate shall bo on fast as thov fall vacant to tho nine years seats at the dis- posal of the Chambers Jointly Le Matin has engaged tho old staff of the de- funct Matin the reputed bastard son of tho late Gen has committed suicide by taking laudanum to losses at and betting He was cleaned out in a Paris hell on tno night before his death Mme Bemhardt Is suffering from an attack of nervous fover NOVGOROD Oct martial In the cose of the prisoners who took part In the anti-Jewish riots at In June has sentenced 11 to periods from 13 to 20 years at hard labor for manslaughter 27 to from ono to years for bery and 16 to shorter periods One of tho prisoners has been banished to Siberia and 11 have been acquitted Oct treaty of com- merce between Spain and tho United States regarding the Spanish Antilles will be signed morrow A DOUBLE LYNCHING A NEW MAN FOR MAYOR WHAT THE REPUBLICANS MAY DO AT THE CONVENTION TO-NIGHT A conference of the Republican leaders will be held In tho Victoria Hotel this afternoon to map out a programme for tho convention which reconvenes In the evening It was In U- mated by some Republicans last night that some other candidate for Mayor than cither Levl M Bates or John McClave some man whose name has not been publicly mentioned but who would undoubted strength to a ticket may be nominated It Is feared that tho ment of tho Republican Convention for a week n nomination may have a what Injurious effect upon the ticket It Is argued that a nomination a week ago might have attracted eomo support from those unattached political who have been persuaded to Indorse William It Graco nnd other nominations by the crats At least one Edmund so dissatisfied with the course adopted by the machine under John J O'Brien's lead that ho took his way to tho Academy of Music on Monday and occupied a seat on the platform from which tho Citizens nominated William II Grace The committee appointed by the Republican County Convention last Friday night to gate tho relative merits of contesting tions met in Republican Hall yesterday Mr John Collins who had been substituted In place of William presided In the matter of tho contest from the Third Assembly District arguments wero heard from Charles N Gen James M Vornum and John II Fanning In behalf of the sitting delegates and L Kargo Theodore P Kelly and Henry Loewy for the contestants The Fifteenth District contest was discussed pro and con by Eugene R A Greacen and Mr Fisher for the sitting egates and Dr Goodman and Mr for the contestants Tho committee stated that they would not make their decisions known until reported to the County Convention The Republican County Committee met last evening but adjourned immediately after roll call ALL SAVED BUT BABY Conn Oct the water poured through the streets of after her flood of Monday the people rushed from their houses and Into the street Among others was Mrs John Bullock who gathered her young children up In her arms and started out to the street and Into tho water Bullock Is an Englishman and has worked in this country three months His wife did not know the neighborhood and ran Into a sion where tho water was up to her chin The two oldest children clung to her shoulders and the baby dropped out of her arms Into the water The waves rolled over It and washed It away Tho woman herself and her other two children would have been drowned had not B young man named Thomas O'Brien heard her cries and helped her out When rescued she WHS much exhausted though her two children were but little used up j After searching several hours the dead body of tbo baby was found a few blocks away stranded where the subsiding water had left it THE POWERS AND THE CONGO LONDON Oct has accepted tho invitation to take part in the Congo con- ference which meets early In November and has appointed Sir Edward Ambassador and Minister Plenipotentiary to Germany gate He will be assisted by officials thoroughly acquainted with affairs in the Congo region Earl has obtained the assent of the German and French Governments to the limit tho work of tho Congo enco to the settlement of the Congo question Karl stipulates that this decision shall not be binding unless the vote of tho delegates shall be unanimous The Lisbon Journal of Com- merce says that the result of the negotiations of the will bo the recognition of the ciple of the sovereignty of Portugal on the Lower Congo under a guarantee of equal rights to foreigners and Portuguese Tho Gazette predicts the failure of tho conference unless English hostility ceases It says tho American Government has given many to understand that it will not sustain tho enterprise If directed against England gal sides with England rather than risk her tentlon to tho possession of the mouth of tno Congo Holland distrusting Germany is In- to see In all action against England a strategic movement of which tho final object Is the annexation Qf Holland Italy's colonial In- are opposed to those of the French and she also supports England A MAN AND WOMAN TAKEN FROM JAIL AND HANDED CHATTANOOGA Tenn Oct special from Rome Ga says Centre Ala 36 miles from this place Is In a state of Intense excitement over a double lynching Mrs Mary Davis was ono of tho best-known ladles In County Ga Some time ago her husband had a quarrel with J R Dorsey her uncle and the latter forbade his wife from visiting Davis's house A few days afterward Dorsey stated that his had been at Davis's house con- trary to his orders and he threatened to kill both Davis and his wife On tne night of Oct 6 and a woman named Jane Ward were at Alpine drinking On the evening in question Davis was called away from bis home and a gentleman named C C Jones was spending the evening at his house us n guest Dorsey was seen coming toward tho house and Sirs Davis locked the doors and barred the windows to keep him out Some afterward Mrs Davis came to the door and looked out and almost at that Instant a gun was and she fell a corpse across her own threshold her body with slugs Mr Jones ran to the door for assistance and aa soon as he came near the gun was again tired and he foil In his tracks dying from several wounds Mr Davis returned homo soon afterward and was almost by the shock Search was at once begun for the murderers who were ar- rested and put in jail at Centre Tbo murdered man Jones lived In Chattanooga County Ga and considerable bad feeling was caused by his murder Last night about midnight 40 masked men supposed to bo from County visited the jail and demanded tbo keys from the jailer VV Ith 40 pistols staring him In tho faco tho Jailer delivered tho keys to tho leader and Dorsey and Jano Wade woro taken a quarter of a mile from tho jail and by the same rope both woro hung from a limb of an oak tree Tho bodies remained hanging until noon to-day SHOTGUN TACTICS IN OHIO THE MAJORITY LIKELY TO BE REVERSED IN NOVEMBER INDIGNANT BECAUSE OP THE BULLDOZING BY THE ELAINE MEN WASHINGTON Oct Elaine's nents In Washington are receiving many en- reports from Ohio and somo of the more enthusiastic sav they will not be surprised to see tho Electoral votes of that State thrown tor Cleveland A sample of tho private letters received here la one from a Cincinnati gentleman who has never voted any other than a Republican ticket In which he There is a good deal of nation bore among quiet citizens of all parties concerning the outrageous methods of tion practiced by tbo United States Marshal Most of the Deputy Marshals wero negro and many of them were non- residents It is tho common belief that they all voted You can imagine tho effect of putting 10 or 15 plug armed and ready for desperate work at each polling place Not only wore voters kept away from tho polls by tbo fear of trouble but Democratic workers less active than they otherwise would have been Hundreds of people who voted tho Republican ticket early In tho day regretted later on that they had done so after seeing tho Southern system openly by Deputy Marshals In some of tho precincts Tho officers actually carried ers In their hands There was not tho slightest reason to apprehend any outbreak or difficulty of any kind It Is no exaggeration to say tbat hundreds of mon who have been Republicans will abandon tho party next month simply on account of the disgraceful proceedings of Tuesday last in Cincinnati One wealthy gentleman whom I know has not only announced his intention to vote for Cleveland but has sent his check for to the Democratic State Committee He voted tor Robinson The Republican managers will find that they made a great mistake in adopting shotgun tactics in city Mr A who Is an independent Republican saya that a great majority of the independent Republicans voted for Robinson and tbo entire Republican ticket but tho Independents bering more than in Cincinnati will nearly all vows for Cleveland A considerable age of the German Republicans will also support Cleveland It is ray Impression that Hamilton County will give Cleveland a majority of be- tween 1.000 and If tho Democrats can bring out their full vote In tho State I see no reason why thoy may not confidently hope to carry Ohio next month FLAMES IN THE HOLD A fire broke out at 2 o'clock this Ing In the cotton In the hold of the steamship of the French Line which was an- to nail for Havre to-day Tho men were summoned but It was almost Im- possible to get at the flames Thoy broke In one of the compartments and poured streams of water Into it but there was no likelihood that tho flames would bo subdued In two or three hours Tho damage could not bo ascertained but it Is safo to say that the ship will not sail to-day AMERICAN ANTIQUARIANS PAPERS BEAD AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE SOCIETY N Y Oct was on unusually attendance at the annual meeting of the American Antiquarian Society at Its library building In this city to-day Among those present were Gen Horatio of Providence Judge T S Nelson of tho United District Court Justin of the ton Public Library Ben of burg ex-Mayor Green of J Hammond Trumbull LL D of Hartford tho Rev Dre George E Ellis and Edward Everett Hale of Boston and tho Rov Dr A P Peabody and Dr Charles of Cambridge United States Senator Georgo F Hoar pre- sided Tho principal address of tho day was a long and Interesting memorial of tho Hon Stephen Salisbury Into President of tho by the Rov Dr J Hammond bull of Hartford read an essay on tho early days of banking In tho colony and Prof H W Halnes of Boston spoke on the use of copper by prehistoric Americans The Hon George F Hoar was unanimously elected President of tho society and accepted tbo tion though with obvious reluctance Ho said he did not feel that ho was to till place and hoped that a man better than ho by of and leisure boon bo selected to succeed him The lowing new wero Henry W of Mass Henry of Washington D C Hardon of Savannah Andrew D of Cornell University and Daniel Colt Oilman President of Johns Hopkins University necrology of the yeur includes tho names ot William Adce of Newark N Dr Robert J of Des Moines Iowa Samuel Stockwell of Torro Ind Alexander 6 Taylor of California nnd Dr prick Barlee Governor of tho Island of Trinidad ENGINEER JN contained beautiful dwellings butt a mass ot CONDITION OF THE SOUDAN CAIKO Oct journey of Lupton Bey from In tho Southern Soudan by two down the Nilo to Khartoum shows that tho of Khartoum Is in a better condition than had been believed According to tuo latest reports that have reached Dongola only merchants of Berber from wero on board the steamer which ran aground nt Wudy Garna All who were taken captive by the natives have been set at liberty unharmed Throe hundred nnd seventy-eight Canadian boatmen have arrived at Assouan LONDON Oct of the news from Cairo that Brothers bankers had suspended Brothers merchants of London write that they have never had any business in Egypt and that there is no bank there of that name Dispatches from Alexandria report that Gen Wolseley has been contending with tho War Office in regard to tho proposed curtailment of supplies of men money and material for tho Nile Gen Wolseley threatened to request to be relieved of tho command of tbo expedition Tho Government protested that he was exceeding tho estimate of the cost of the expedition but has granted his demand for fuller supplies BUSINESS TROUBLES IN ENGLAND LONDON Got Standard in ita financial column There are renewed re- ports that serious difficulties are Impending In the Liverpool produce and shipping trades One company of American liners recently called an informal meeting of Its creditors and revealed its inability fully to meet Its engagements but no formal bankruptcy was apprehended In reference to the statements it Is said that the position of the produce people has been strengthened by the rise of sugar so that no trouble is anticipated It is explained also that tho meeting of creditors referred to was con- cerned with tho private estate of one of the partners in tho steamship company and bad nothing to do with the company's business or condition The Iron nnd steel works of ers at Merthyr in South Wales arc about to close Tho stagnation of the Welsh iron and steel trades Is causing widespread dis- may Other suspensions are probable BALTIMORE AND OHIO TROUBLE BALTIMORE Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad by attorneys filed answer to-day in the Circuit Court to the hill of tbo Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company upon which junction was granted by Judge Fisher on Oct 10 restraining tho Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Company from refusing to carry cars of tho Baltimore and Ohio between more aad Philadelphia and New-York Tho Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Com- pany takes an appeal from tho injunction to tho Court of Appeals of Maryland und gives an in- bond for with Benjamin F and George Small 03 sureties companying the order for appeal Is an affidavit by Georgo C General Agent of tho Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore that the appeal is not taken lor dolay This action suspends the until tbo final nation of the question by the Court of The of the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Company after admitting that the Baltimore and Ohio baa established lines of express business and sleeping cars between York and Baltimore denies that tho business of common carrier by railroad requires that roads connection with each other should In- give their that a continuous lino between different and distant points may be made and maintained and that passengers and goods may bo carried Irom point of shipment to destination without change of cars However desirable such arrangements may be tho respondent says it is well known that at and Boston nnd at other cities of trade thoro arc no such connections or arrangements between railroads The of the more and Ohio Company's that it has lor a long bad a contract with tbo Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Company and the Pennsylvania Company where by a connection was formed between the roucis so as to form a continuous line between Baltimore and Yark Is not true The respondent admits that freight passenger and sleeping cars of the complainant were received at Canton and transported to Philadelphia and thence to York by lines leased by tho Pennsylvania road under a written agreement which by its terms was terminable by either party upon notice of aO days but which had long before tho notice of May IS come to an end by reason of tho re- peated violation by the complainant of the con- ditions on which It was dependent AFFAIRS AT YALE COLLEGE Conn Oct a in of the Yale Corporation to-day the tion of the Rov Amos Cheseborough of ham was accepted and the Rev Dr Anderson of Waterbury was elected In his place The resignation of ex-President Woolsey was not acted upon and It is understood that for some time at least he will remain In the corporation It was voted to erect the new Monroe building between the art and South Collage on It will stand 60 nut of tbe Kt THE OP BRUNSWICK Oct Prussian Court haa been ordered to wear mourning for the late Duke of Brunswick for a fortnight and tho troops and inhabitants of Brunswick for two months The King of Saxony the Grand Duke of the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Albert of Prussia representing Emperor William will attend the funeral The people of Brunswick ore apparently not desirous that the Duke of Cumberland should succeed to the Grand Ducal throne The late Duke appointed the Crown Prince Frederick William heir of the silver artistic objects at Oela The Ultramontane members of the Order of strongly urging the Duke of berland to make arrangements with William to abandon his hostility to the German Empire CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS DUBLIN Oct Mayor and Town Clerk of Limerick have received to enforce the payment of tbo extra police whom tbe cor- refused t The Lard Marar fad SUICIDE IN PRISON CHICAGO Oct J the Board of Trade man who recently shot and killed his brother was found dead in hla cell in the county Jail morning A dork blue mark around the neck told the story of death by having himself to his cell door last night by the aid of a piece of clothes line Ho was dead when discovered Downio had boon Insane over since his Incarceration but he was conscious of his crime Dr Krost said to-day that although evidently insane he bad conceived tho Idea of playing insane and In consequence acted very peculiarly His wife was a constant visitor and was with him day He left no word or scrap of His called nt tho Jail at 7 o'clock this morning and took of tho remains but Ula wife did not appear LORD LANSDOWNE'S MOVEMENTS OTTAWA Ontario Oot has been Incorrectly stated that Lord will visit and other American cities before returning to Ottawa He la at present at St Jolm and will probably arrivo at the capital on Saturday next INCREASE OF LICENSES ASKED FOR Conn Oct petition was submitted to the Doard of County to-day asking for an increase In the license fee charged retail liquor It Is signed by 61 prominent citizens tbe list being headed by tbe name of President Porter of Yale College THE RESULT IN OHIO COUNTIES CINCINNATI Oct is the official count of the State ticket In Hamilton For Secretary of Harold 140 For Judge of premo Rep 31.587 137 For member of the Board of Public inger Rep Benfer Dem den 215 Kirkendale 145 CLEVELAND Ohio Oct official canvass of the votes for Judges of the Sixth State Judicial Circuit of Cuyahoga Summit Erie Huron Lucas Medina Ottawa ana Sandusky Is as Baldwin Klino ton Carver Stewart Logon 1.570 The Republican candidates havo In tho counties an average plurality of over 3.000 WHY A CHANGE 13 NEEDED BUFFALO Oct Democrats held a very largo In this city this evening which was addressed by the Hon William of New-York and tho Hon Richard T of Washington Mr speech was effective Ho said tho very at- of tho national capital was hostile to purity and economy Defalcations wore of frequent occurrence nnd wero with toleration Corruption stalked abroad and was at tho elbow of every secretary and every clerk He gave some account of the star route trials and while admitting that tho did his whole duty ho declared In tho atmosphere of Washington It was sible to convict men of gigantic when proved guilty as were Brady and Dorsey Mr Merrick believed that Mr would not If he could reform tho State affairs and urged that a complete of parties a reduction of tho revenue and a thoroughly honest man like land at the head of tho Government tho only adequate remedies Ho was listened to at- throughout and generously applauded All tho references to Cleveland by both speakers called out loud cheers which wero In many repeated with great enthusiasm and heartiness BLAINE AKD LOGAN IN THE WEST INDIANAPOLIS Oct Blaino left Fort Wayne this morning Ho was accompanied by Senator Harrison tho Hon William ley of Ohio and tho Hon John C New At Huntington Mr spoko from tho rear platform of his car At ho loft tho train and was driven to a platform from which he mado another speech At Peru Kokomo Tipton and Mr spoko briefly It was about 4 o'clock when tho train arrived at Indianapolis Immediately upon leaving tho train Mr Blaino entered a In company with Senator Harrison Gov Porter and Mr Byram Chairman of the Committee of ments and was driven in procession escorted by plumed knights to Military where ho made n speech There la now no doubt about Mr com- ing to Chicago despite the urgent telegram said to bavo been sent by Chairman Warren of Vork tho candidate's presence in that State Tho party will leave Hold on Friday night go to Milwaukee on day morning return hero In tho evening to view the parade The Logan party will arrive hero from at the same hour CEDAR RAPIDS Iowa Oct Logan arrived hero nt 10 o'clock this morning was mot by a party of political clubs and spoko to a good-sized audience in a drizzling ruin Later ho spoko at and at loosa BAD TIMES FOR CHICAGO SLUGGERS Oct police here have declared war against the numberless sluggers who havo settled In Chicago and who make a portion of living by getting up snap fights for gate money Lieut Shea of tho Central Station declares tbat he will drive them out of town and ho has made a good bo- On Sunday afternoon there was a glove fight on a farm eight miles northwest of the city two local sluggers being the pals The police did not hoar of the until late In the afternoon but thoy arrested Jore Dunn the slayer of Jim Elliott tho prize wnom they found on his way homo In a carriage Jere Is now under bonds to appear before the Grand Jury for tho Ho was locked up at tho station without being booked and his friends could not ball him out To-day he was arraigned In court nnd the officers continuance Jero but he wan held In bonds of and Is still languishing In Jail Johnny Flics a New-York product who ly fought Tommy Chandler Cardiff a of Parson Davles and Summer a local boxer have all locked up on n charge ot All nave been graphed for the Rogues Gallery Paddy Ryan attends to his saloon business and keeps clear of oil fighters so bo la left alone RESISTING PAYMENT OF A DILL FOR PAPER HANGING PHILADELPHIA Perm Oct Chief Engineer W Melville returned from his cruise about two years ago ho was confronted bills to the amount ot or contracted by his during his absence These bills ho refused to pay Ono of that of F P Co for for paper banging In tdo house at Bharon Hill was sued upon and this morning tho caso came up for trial before proved that tho work was ordered by Mrs that tho paper was hung and up to tbat time there had never beon paper upon tho walls Melville that he never Intended to have tho walls moored that on leaving tho country In April his salary was 80 a month of which ho allotted JIH to hla and toward tbo of it gage on his thut his afterward a month all of which Increase Secretary Hunt without his authority allotted to his wife so for U months she hud an Income ot a month upon which to support herself and children but that upon his return ho round she had not paid tho taxes on tho houso und had contracted to an amount greater than ho was able to pay Tho coiC went to tbo Jury upon tho of tho necessity of the ing to preserve tho honso in proper condition and tho verdict was for tho defendant THE FLIGHT OF If FRASEK GRANT 1 SAVANNAH Oct failure and of H Grunt Is tho topic of conversation here In addition to tho loans obtained from tho bauks Grant owes largo sums to grocers hardware and dry goods merchants and for supplies purchased for his correspondents In tho country There Is a considerable amount iu acceptances in thoi hands of merchants taken In tno usual course of business Ono of worst features In Grant's caso Is ho had hid checks cashed on Friday left town when he had no money In tho bank to meet them Iho bunks hold a largo amount of collateral in tho form of naval mill receipts nnd cotton Their losses will bo on the collateral lose is occasioned by the In which advances on naval stores uro mado receipts mo taken for number of barrels but tho classification of the resins Is left to tho honor of tho merchant ho making out an which Is attached as a part or tho collateral Grant fraudulent invoices not of tho number of barrels but of tho grades In what direction Grant has gone In unknown Tho schedule of tho Assignee Mr J R Sheldon who la a preferred creditor to tho amount of places liabilities at 000 und tbo at PRICE TWO CENTS THE BURNING CARTHAGE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY BUILDINGS 8TROYKD BY THK N Y Oct age fire WOB tho most disastrous thut baa visited this part of tho It began In a row of manufacturing buildings on west side of tbo the heavy wind blew for half a mllo across tho riv er to the two Islands which wero with manufacturing Institutions on tbo Islands waa and tho struck Into the resident part of tho town nnd swept buildings from about 75 This was the oldest part of tbo town and with thla territory is ruins Ono hundred and dwellings were burned besides institutions and tho nnd s Town Hall and all other school The lire so Idly that goods could be Haved Tho 1 from und T to tha call Tor help Init us the would appear In a dozen different nine cs nt one time the streams from the engines weie of little avail Iho jarUs wuro filled w It li e- which were limited by tho Hying mul breeze soon In n weio 100 lire ut tho time people worked bard tor several hours to property they panic-stricken and all last hundreds ol them were streets or in which the hud not every of In the village being filled with women und n A large number on people brought to this where they lind friends to for tht m It Is Impossible to correctly picture the of yesterday afternoon last night wero and women and children ing as they thut thing they seted being away Most of those who lost having secured them Dv tho sav lima of j Not one- of burned out wai to tlie loss who werb a good und hud orders lo them Ing all Winter They resume without help thus out ot employment with of all they had and will have lo Miller aid Is rendered A lias been In this city to relief nnd over raised Iu nn hour The work In tuh line will bo continued until is for people Meme will to Allen h by nnd P of I'm who can to look the of tbo ple No one- burin d to but a score peoples Including Bremen Thu losa loot up over Tbo unco i now be- en belt eay rB will not of that amount A list ol Iho i- is IV L iC P Union miel blind factory H tub KCy A Co turo Have 11 i carding mill ana mill on lr md in m ladles of and shops on Major n proclamation this after- noon calling a of to lake action toward the At the of distress were rend nnd committees pointed to work ASSAILANT ALBANY N Y Oct Samuel Boone Gov Cleveland's assailant In an Interview day stated member of a Catholic family and a thorough Prohibitionist Justices has appointed Dm and O'Leary to examine Boone as to Dfs sanity Mi1 Grant United States DEPUTY MARSHALS IN POLITICS N J Oct States Marshal Deacon stated to-day to a TIMES that applications bad been made by citizens of Jersey City Newark Paterson boken Trenton and Elizabeth for the appointment of Special Deputy Marshals to do duty at the polls on election day and that It was proposed to appoint them I suppose the that the will be made the same aa the Super- visors are from each political party Politics do not enter Into the appointment of the said Mr Deacon When B good man applies for tho position I appoint him out asking anything about hla politics The statement published in New-York that tbe Republicans intended to steal this State by appointing Special Deputy Marshals on the condition that each cue will Influence three votes for or Butler was In Trenton this afternoon and baa created much The Democrats talk of -1 pointing vigilance committees If tbe Mayor not appoint to watch tho Of tho united Mutes on Thursday of next COTTON MILLS DOWN Oct has been posted m tho mills of tho Cotton Company at Greenville au outlying settlement city that will shutdown on Nov I They are under tho sumo management ns tho Falls Cotton Mills which havo been closed about two months and glv o employment to aboat tho Barnes number of or men en and children Tbe intended stop page of startling idea of tho of i ho Industrial depression The Com- pany manufacture tho ticking and shirtings all of which nro No company in tho world muko better or safer goods tho Fulls and the Companies dispose of products to the same house Upham Tucker i Co in New-York and Tho Company is credited with having divided a yearly of 10 per cent on their inv estment ror a of a century To bring this about the help havo been worked over 11 hours a day In tno f of tho fact that such mills have to close urers aro How far will this panic tond A MANIAC FARMER'S DREADFUL CRIME WIs Oot news that a crazy Gorman farmer named John ing near here bad murdered his wife und fled to woods was telegraphed yesterday Yesterday forenoon ho was captured by a nnd returned to tho village It was at onco seen that ho a raving During tho night without tho least provocation bo bad his wife after sending tbo children to bed Both barrels of gun wero and wife's body was terribly mutilated lues mini lied in hla night clothes and wus almost frozen when captured Lost ho was rational lor a time anei tho Jailor told him that he had killed his Thla was the ho to know of his terrible net He was almost prostrated when he realized bo had done exclaiming in tbo German Great God In heaven what have I The of tbo poor wretch were heartrending This morning when tbo Jail was opened bis body cold In death was found ing from a Ho hanged himself using a suspender for tho purpose Tho deed was done during part of tbo night INJURED BY AN EXPLOSION OF GAS Oct terrific explosion of gas took this morning in tho shaft situated In tho northern part of tbe city by which Cornelius McCall was fatally burned Several other employes were more or less seriously Injured but none of thorn Tho force Of tne explosion was so houses on tho surface for blocks away were badly up the brattice and doora In the mine were Into pieces and the Souse badly damaged The gas la sold to have been ignited by a ACTOR AND ACTRESS MARRIED CHICAGO Oct marriage of Miss Lilian daughter of Mr John N of Chicago and Mr Mann of wood botD members of tuu Htinlona company took ibU at St Church Alter tho a held at tho of Tor to afford food and to tho Inhabitants ot of thage who ore now without been the despairing people and all those who to contribute mio send money to 1 Hall a brother of tbe lev J V Schurtz of the Church which was burned at No MJ Broadway city TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA SUGGESTIONS FOIl IMPROVING OUR Oct by the tbe principal cities of the Unite 1 states to Inquire into tho best methods of the commercial ro- thli country and of South America Muslim in thb city to-day of sion onu It of Consul of South lean i B argument In of or American o to South American countries Mr contended that tho duty of extending trade Into South American ports rested upon men Of who build up a or out a to Ho loi tlie paucity of relations tries waw to the which refuses to privileges give to com- Hie States of sU running to Houth In to a by the Chairman Mr Simmon tuld lie the chief American which might bo- worked minis In bouth America was manufacture und agricultural implements Mr cert heard in exposition of the manufacturers upon trade also the need or n Gov 11 Kolwell submitted a letter to tbe commission in which lie attributed the smulL ol and South American to tint business not pay ami cannot be- made to pay we cnn compete on e ground with European manufacturers lolin also favored dies John i briefly la f to extend can to end of the continent M G ol the manufacturing firm ot A Sons the of Peru Man and said that the relations tola country und South bo warmly encouraged OF AX INDIAN t number of over farm near N J on Sunday when a black simko was on a rock near the edgo of a woods and ran roi KS ami In The boy to dig for It rolled away a of they to a cavity In the rock for them to enter In digging m the dirt they Tound In the u human ton told Of their farmhouse Upon the lound to be- that of an Indian The skull nnd most of tho bones were well A rare specimen of Indian tery a Hint arrowhead portions of tbe of a hUy and of an animal from their to bo those of a bear found with AUK FOR CLEVELAND J Oct largo ing was held Hull this evening un- der the auspices of colleye Cleveland and On the wero somo of tbe of the college who haves voted the Re- ticket but who bave decided to cart ballots for this 3 cur Tho the wore H vv ol nnd W WurLs They WON Introduced by of the club Pi robing and they for over an hour and it half Mr reviewed tbo Mulligan letters und Mr transactions The more exciting aa election lay To-morrow evening tbo college club will participate Iu in the town A BANKING HOUSE ASSIGNS LOCK Y Oct firm or Storrs nnd T H composing tbe Lockport this a of to James O King of this city milking no all creditors will be In iull Tho Hon made au individual assignment to W W his Urst for a Kmall next the creditors ot the banking association in Mr King at onco of Iho bank's will ta eoon sv make a public of their financial The general will be In full i nearly so tbat a dividend in that will bo m n tew as money la now the of the AAD KILLED Y Oct a in tbo of the and Company nf thla und Cured j i rom bo
