Syracuse Courier, The (Newspaper) - August 18, 1893, Syracuse, New York OL NO 11 ao matte a speech iras frequently and were adopted 4 p m i cOie to report a of were Ilie alt G o'clock task S p m Jopk Ryea of ilie of Tiie es lly in excess a bank of South Pennsylvania ai Bedford county dosed Us doors today Discussion Resumed House Yesterday Lessees Islands Will Have to Settle Against Abaut tlin Lynched far a DENVER Col Aug trans that Dan Arata who murdered Grand Lightfoot a weeks and was in this CARLISLE MAKES A DEMAND is ito at 3 stas ffc C The Full Amount tha Stipulated Wil W counterfeiters linked Slates cret Agent Waller assisted by a of city night unearthed in the rear of saloon hereabouts of this fen occurred this A d of than Veto to be Taken on Monday Respect to the Mr WASHINGTON Aug the discussion of the silver resumed in the house this morning advocates of free nf silver had four hoi s f the two fur occupied in the dis- in tlie course of tho debate Crisp stated e I when give the floor to rin advocate of thu but no one was randy speak on that side There has never been any loss of time on the part of the advocates of free coinage so far as noticed The eloquent and elaborate effort of Mr Bryan yesterday afternoon it is said will be answered for the repealers nest by Representative Fellows Of Xew York The last tweek of the debate promises to be interesting and the nace is likely to tie capabilities of the galleries to their utmost There arc indications that Reed will Recede to the request of the Democrats and make a in favor the repeal the purchase clause of the Sh mirte first law of the House com- of the congress Tras morning in the room of j the speaker it tlie All of the members were present but little progress was made The code of rules as agreed upon by the majority of the Speaker Crisp and Messrs submitted in proof YO Reed and Burrows Only that portion relating to the proposed i increased membership of committees was t considered at the meeting today The f committees affected are those on ways nud menus appropriations the j measures interstate and foreign rivers and harbors and culture In 523 congress these con- j of 35 members cadi with the the last named which had 10 The s majority of the committee on 1 rules have provided for an increase to I 17 members of each of The kider subject and the committee adjourned tomorrow I The Senate first i liu executive of f B Smalley collector of CHS toms for Vermont or Ito WASHINGTON Ang ordinary routine morning business tlie v report oii the Montana Senatorial up and nn argument Mr Pasco Dem Fla against the right of Mr Mantle to his seat un- der the Governors appointment Mr Gorman interrupted the sion and offered nn amendment to tho j baak circulation the of bank note three millions in any s month and requiring a sixty day notice of an intention to withdraw 1 rency The Senate agreed to take a vote on the case on Monday next at and then proceeded to executive business The Senate tlie the payment of the mileage of Senators and Representatives and as a mart of respect to the late t Representative it of tho Honse WASHINGTON An- lei opened the debate a unconditional repeal of of tho Mr said that terror had taken of the and was bound to follow from accumulation of silver bullion in tho Treasury This had supplemented and by the President Congress should Intervene to give some measures of relief people by changing the policy For the past 14 years this of silver had baan going on Instead of silver going into circulation i j it had gone into the Treasury and there j concerned The become confident tbat the law of J which had succeeded the law of 1878 should be repealed Mr Daniels was followed liy Mr Cooper a Florida Democrat who an- as opposed to every made by the silver men and i unconditional repeal Mr Dem III followed Mr Cooper with a in favor of repeal At the conclusion of his remarks tho dentil of Representative was Announced by Mr of The resolutions were adopted and the House as a tribute of respect until tomorrow of of twi IKronBinaa-t R H of Hanover sfc J Mr il and fi mil erill oa for trice of 1.140 300 150 sairy ibo a 833 TSie of It C Keat of was for ami a CriH Is Adopted BOSTON Mass Aug At today's session Veterans Union Gen John H Roberts of Chelsea Past Commander of Massachusetts U T TJ chosen Gen George Oaks of Kcw was elected Deputy without opposition The other officers elected Surgcoa General S Bond Rev Edwin Warrener of Connecticut tive 31 L MeCracken of Pennsylvania B Jf Ford of C L of New Isaac C Gibbon of Ohio B of Potomac William M Crosby of It B Henderson of Royal H Stevens of and nt large Gen C of ed by the retu action which condemned the which the present Federal Administration is dealing ith matters and reprobating rhe f: by Uncle WASHINGTON An sequel of the Bering sen seal con- is that the lessees of the lolf islands who since the agitation of j tho gnus Hie questions now have year by year been i strained b'y the within narrower limits in regard to the number of seals ive now been officially advised that full amount of will now be exacted from them by the United States and that of the previous in rental to correspond with reductions enforced L the illegal Secretary Carlisle today made nn cial demand on the North American Com- Company for foe rental and bonus of the islands The of Secretary Carlisle is based on an opinion rendered by Attorney General Olney In to Lloyd Travis of San of the North can Commercial Company Secretary will be made soon It is that this gang flooded New York Ht Louis and other eastern cities with counter- feit 55 bills about ago FROM GRAY The Fre Willie le The action making and bonus which your cor pny to the United State tract for the if my s in the rental agreed to privilege as without fur in- Alaska law The was entered into in nud fixed the annual rental at year and limited the uin catch one ials which catch could be reduced in tho discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury -In to this rental the government was to receive per provisions ns to thr skin of each seal taken besides Horai i BAT Mass Aug President remained at Oray Cables day TUc HO tii rent tin ing toot be u trip down the bay Tha yacht at o o'clock alter a sir cruise When she came to in torrents lira other ladies did not leave the Tor HIrn on n Si emu BAY Mass Aug here nhis tacked Walhalla on because admittance was denier They smashed the glass into atoms forced in the door which had been turned against them and forcibly took possession of Several per a cut by the flying for tt online Itrs uw of 3 Girny iras on fiflis THE PEACE O Concerning ths Outcome of au CHICAGO leading of today's of th Congress glass All sorts of and finally reserves from tht station were ordered tc id i holding meetings to toe purpose of the laboring men was to hold a large meeting in hull A addressing the crowd passed A r IN OFFICE A Bi-InfN Action Benry PHILADELPHIA holder Northern Pacific Railway name Head and Pettit to bring suit Henry Villard Edwin H Ab bott Charles T Colby and Colgate Hoyt on the general charge of malfeasance in and mismanagement of the affair of the company in their capacity of di- rectors thereof It is alleged that they bought for the Northern Pacific properties in which the were personally interested In man ner they profited largely as individual whereas tho road lost heavily Ten lions of dollars la sum named as tin amount of the profit of these tors z z MAT HATE BEEN A Ctrl Dies From Fait JAMESTOWN Aug cor er's jury investigating the death of Minnie the girl which occurred two months ago under suspicious circumstances rendered a verdict today that death resulted from arsenical poison Ing The girl hnd been adopted from Randolph Home by Mrs George in her life nas in- sured fbr a small The coroner has not yet acted on tho verdict In York NEW YORK Auc sit Starin and Porter met today to receive tho letter from George Gould declining on behalf of the Manhattan the sition of tho commission It was road nnd placed on file Commissioner presented a resolution that bids be for tlie building of an ent L road and in the event that no lids for it wore received Id bo sought He explained lie had THK 5 U C for lia RICHMOND Va Democracy met IT of and A S 1 TO cJ convention it far T several suggestions to make but o the of Commissioner In r The resolution was mi adopted and the commission to meet Wednesday ing the limit of catch this year at seals The next wero and in 10.500 Acting on an opinion rendered by Attorney eral Miller Secretary Charles Foster as he had the of souls from the original of 100.000 thu rent in This action of Foster's liave been hence tho demand made which it is understood will be followed by legal proceedings in casa is not complied with AND HAWAII Solution at WASHINGTON Aug IT Amo other matters which apparently await Mr arrival iu Washington and his verbal communication to the dent and secretary of state tory solution is question who is now our diplomatic representative in Hawaii At present a veil of mystery is thrown around the subject When was R sited apropos of tlie arrival of Minister Blount in San Francisco who represented the United States it Honolulu during Mr absence his only reply I'll be better able to tell you when Mr Blount here The original despatch announcing Mr intention to return stated that he would turn over the control of affairs to Rear Admiral of the Boston Whether ho tons done so or not under the very full powers with which he was by the president in cannot be ascertained We c 1 at Honolulu Mr Severance but it is intimated that in re- el to to tho present condition of affairs in the islands he does not the full confidence tf this administration TROUBLE T C n Ant Restraining by all those in To Her the Queen of to C President of the United World's Peace Congress of senda tci on the of arbitration as a substitute for war exemplified in the recent Bearing Sea decision cementing the of both nations and full of gury for mankind A favorable report was by the committee on the organization court of arbitration cr interesting Hoi ms a paper by by on tho advantages a court The Fair clay the the Congress of Africa and tho HORRIBLE TREATMENT Guns t 31 t-n for a Broken and Eyes Put VIENNA Aug gang of men have been arrested iu Croatia for younr children The men c for years made a trade of crippling children and ithen sending them out to eg or selling them to others for the line When police forced their ito the honse yesterday they found girls of 32 or years of age with their legs broken Another girl of about tho same nge lay hound on a bed with her right arm and both gouged out Two children hardly loss horribly mutilated were found on eats in the collar Many instrument which had been used in producing physical deformities ere uncovered in tho cellar and were seized for evidence COLUMBUS 0 Aug mill one of leading iron works if this city shut down two months mill will run night tho state the I the hall asked Captain Devery to the hall thousand excited men that were howling inside Captain Devery with a dozen men entered the hall by side door when locked the main door the speaker caught he The a np over the io no we'll arrested this Then a scene of wild The men so enraged at the that they wrecked the place Forming themselves into a battering ram they rushed at the locked doors which were torn from their The lost their heads completely and Those in the rear out bj the police The the crowd up Grand street it was by others and an at- tack made on the police A number ol the mob were injured and the poli captured the ringleaders after which crowd fled A sergeant and five patrolmen from the Eldridge street station guarded the hall tonight Around in the station were part of the reserves of Eve precincts held in to suppress any further stration There wals none however Tho men who in tlie riots vere overawed by the did nol gather again in the vicinity ine a ladder neighing less than 100 pounds ami hate ascend and much ladder No 3 of -ere disqualified but were appeared in the uniform They made a fine and ran like sprinters ladder was climbed up the ladder was on an angle of 45 The seconds den who climbed htc ladder is lame taken into custody The proprietor legs and left-handed The third TUE CONTENTION and a slight drizzle but the rain at 10 o'clock The Democratic Meet R I Aug 25 Democratic members of the House of Representatives met at the Hones this noon The roll call was that present it was there not be a A long list of preambles and was adopted closing with one stating how anxious they had been to do ness for the past two months and how they hnd been prevented from doing so doing they claimed hnd been tempted finally took a recess until the fourth Tuesday in January TJie opinion of conrt was read Those suits fy cash form y at at Palmer's Death nf John W of 51 Tenth street New York cily died suddenly hers this evening of The works irm opened about a by the eek ago when 100 outlook in their business belter It ha mouths been bad for til except under Chi and it werr an is arid Atis H on per Minister of Marino and The Fisheries and British at thn by outside 1 Sea sailed from for Montreal on the steamship Prove a Big Success ISLAND N Y Aug The Brighton Beach race track grand was well filled with spectators this morning to witness the tournaments and athletic events of the firemen The morning dawned with nn overcast stopped ing of delegates and competing firemen met nt convention headquarters at o'clock and headed by the Brooklyn City band and escorted br Secretary M H Ryan marched and Brighton avenues to the track ore already seven hundred on tho track and the procession nod its lowing nearly filled the grand stand Tho events did not begin 11 dock The first on the was iif grand prize drill for four cash prizes of which went to ie winners Thu en trios were as Hoso Company Xo 1 of nn J II Hose Com- pany Xo 1 of Fort Horicon Engine and Hose Company Xo 3 of Company of Athens and Fort Dayton Steamer Xo 2 of trioa for the races Hose Com Xo 2 of N J Un Electric hook and der company time was 31 Lafayette hose latin tied the Electric company with of 31 seconds Leroy hook and ladder company of Cohoes made a good time running down the stretch like a lot of race but there was a terrible in getting the ladder down arid up and when the ladder climber was t to the top rung the ladder weakened nnd the climber dropped ofr The time 47 were then with the ladder It J 33 seconds to do the trick The fie between the and Electric com- panies who ran a dead heat in 31 nm oft Lafayette did good running and were quick with the and finished in 28 seconds Tin j Electric company's time was src Ths 3330 company and Electric After ithe hoot nnd ladder races Port Dayton steamer company Xo 2 of kimer competed in the drill They turned out twenty-five men neatly dressed white hats and white coats and blue trousers with white stripes The evolutions were well ex- and liberally applauded stine was the captain The J R hose company of Fort Edward made the best showing of the day The Rescue and ladder gave a second drill G C Beverly is captain of the J R company The hose races were next run off The contesting com- panies hnd to run a total distance of yards first sprinting 200 taching 300 feet of hose to a hydrant and after making fall turns get a on Just before the hose races the judges of the prize drills made tbc following For the morning drill Rescue hose company of Athens 00 per cent and Eagle company per cent For the afternoon drill Fort Dayton company per cent T R per cent Eagle company per cent The first company in the hose races was the Lohy Island Court Finds That tha is Delusions Should ith the Sane i filed Ms decision v who transferred 03 a to of the ludes ns T a consideration i testimony that 3 always convinced into Ms life Kofi meaning of causing based It crimes i rs fur elf Tha i in Island City Their Cio of 52 seconds Tlie of Oron rite West Com- fy -IS Hose ly Xo 2 of Pa in 57 and Company Xo 1 of Bristol in 53 seconds races of time 52 seconds En- se Xo 1 of Flushing L L ids df Harbor 55 ds On account of darkness the j irf a person to bo should therefore be manded to asylum at and held until he bo discharged bsf due course of law SHANK CASE en co nil In Prosecution S Counsel Speaks An- ing of testimony in the Shann trial resumed this morning iam nicht in testified that ha hoard cor- about 3 o'clock morning wero mutilated At about tlie same hour he saw three men walking in the direction of the Tillage Kingston The witness described one as wearing a derby hat The trio wero talking to each other and smoking bel recalled and corroborated the evidence of her mother tbat Dr Bergen said after the meut that occurrence was better than a graveyard etc She was farther questioned about thq part she played in nursing her but nothing was elicited Miss Shann admitted however that she sworn at the inquest and that her evidence then that she had not administered to her brother was untrue ShG accounted for this discrepancy by that she had nei prostration and remitting i Her evidence at that time wag at her home while sue was abed and too rise fact wng that elie had John pills every day for a during the latter part of At this point the defence rested After two or three witnesses had fied iu rebuttal the State Tho first address to the jury was made by Assistant Prosecutor for the defence will FATE ion Hose Company No 1 t Win T years H his brother Paul S C Ho B on of of Xc York and ono sort T W Casilear jr of Brooklyn Mr nn ar- The remains will bo taken to York tomorrow for burial Ang Brc CHICAGO Avs Hotel Michigan and street capital went hands of a receiver today i Aug firm ftf J G the notice was on tho hns business IV IV 17 j Liabilities i sets far the BUFFALO execution for tlie sied Will Hose Xo 2 of Pa Host Company of Allentown Com- pany 1 of Bristol Conn 31 F Lit ilo Company Xo 2 of Glens X Y J Hose Company No 2 of Spencer Mass.: Union Fire C Xo 2 of Spn X T Fire Xo 1 of IVest Pittston today Shortly before said he Hint tho United States j Xo 2 of X Y would to would Company 5 of X life in the Boring sen Hoso Company Xo I of uot stopping pelagic sealing X Y Empire Hose Xo 1 N Y- Host of X Hose Company of Sag Harbor X Y Fior Company Xo 2 of Jamaica X Hose Company of I ford Pa Torrent Engine and Hose I Company nnd Flatbush Fire 1 or X and Company Xo 3 of X Hose X Y Xo 1 X Y and Ladder o Fnlr Oni Aug of ni on to the nnd engine contests will be held M P Ilyan reren he would he at Con tomorrow rain or shine to n grand parade of iho fireman Go to Palmer's for in clothing line it rock bottom prices il in nnd II nnd in i ilin Ot at r T Tilt A ening bn In Gold for Ata for in for 3 w st SJ A Elected BERLIN Aug cial Democrat was by 4.500 to succeed August Social n tho First The vacancy after the election in order be sit for hs was also i Petition Will bo te tho GDI nor a Commutation j iin Flower jns itr pj tha of Foy bp the 27 for She of w by of tras Officer of lig las alpacas sorgea ner of summer cheap ai all ma Palme KANSAS CITY Mo An invasion of as as of at Fort Scott last They appeared from the south and liy morning bid waste all lawns and and wore thick on the streets the ground almost covered They are larger than the old red legs Dr Gallagher n Not Rrc Homo Secretary Asquith states Doctor has not been released and the eminent has of IHU Sir According to the re- Gal acher is in very sound health He no whatever ai mental In- Ulster County N Y of Ulster County for Members of John H of ana William C of villo for Second distri officers wore alao
