Syracuse Daily Standard (Newspaper) - November 1, 1887, Syracuse, New York ESTABLISHED 1829 SYRACUSE N Y TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1 1887 PRICE TWO CENTS Peace Call Upon the President CfiRNEGIE'S ADDRESS A Great Scheme of Pence Am lish Speaking Nations Pi- on tlic Subject g WASHINGTON Oct this afternoon received a deputation from Great Britain who his co-operation in securing between that country and the United States which shall vide for disputes by arbitration Tho delegation included Lord lion Sir John Swinburne M P Halley art JI P Benjamin M P William Cromer J Caleb Wright M P A D M P V M P Munro guson JI P and Charles Freake Of London John Inglis of Glasgow and John Wilson of Durham tives of tho Trades Union congress companying thu deputation were William secretary of the Peace association London Rowland P Howard ton John B Wood and Phillip O of Philadelphia and rhe Dr Eaton of New York Andrew Carnegie of sylvania introduced the visitors to tbe President in a short address which closed as Few events In tho world's history would rank a treaty as is here Only two events perhaps In the of the United States might mil vita with u tlm republic Lincoln's administration abolished human slavery Wo fondly hope Mr dent tlm 1 may lio reserved for you tn con- clude a treaty not only kji tho government of too nation tint with other lauds well which ahall and forever to these nations the of peate and guui will of null Si treaty will have lone much to killing of man by mar We indulge the hmm that if Uio two great nations here set such an sinple tn follow it anil war lie banished Jrom the taco ot the The right lion Sir Lyon resenting the members of parliament ami John Wilson representing the trade con- gress also made short addresses in support of the movement Mr M i1 secretary of tho Peace association who originated tho memorial presented it to the President and made tu address In which lie progress Tho people of my country that they cun exhibit in their prosperity a id development more of tho victoria of peace any other nation on Uie globe Kama time our history yield to none in tlm spirit anil patriotism which make war terrible It seems to mo that a country thus the advantages of peace and at tho time having uo fear of the suspicion of is in a condition listen to the merits of case you present and to my wind theie IB nothing more the OUR Admiral Porter Shows How We are at the Mercy of the First Comer than tue part tho in men of England havo taken in this movement dmn Increased cost of living Induced bv war they for homes their families aud lives I cannot but think that there hre before the of which will readily with ana desire for Uio tion ot the international which shall alleviate the death and distress which war to their bouse holds Jam sorry tn be obliged to confess that the practical side of this question has received hut arises in the attempt apply Ideas which in unqualified approval Tims it lie the friends of tli Before explaining the of our visit I foal that wo should he in respect and of tha honor vonf this and the of of o conferred us in us l Most of the from time to tbe of State iu re- para to nf national hut important as these were thoy voio trifling when with the which have kindly permitted us to submit for your to-day we are ii ware of tho ot tins ject the ami fir reaching results Involved in tlie our keenly to the which surround u practical cation of principles But Krear may ho do not believe they arc and we are I that If an earnest exists they ran lie masses of we -ire that the desire does exist and wo association whose objects have been approved the luilk of our ils but we are here to day to present not iu the name of anv faction of our conun hut on ot of House of Commons Inn address has been by Liberals Conservatives amongst Wiom arc onc members who bold office in recent As our of tup House have written me letters of cordial approval Similar of opinion have been received from tho C II Spurgeon Cardinal tbe Bev Newman Hall the Lord of and last but not least Iho Right Hull W E Tbo tional union at Its when that great religious body by wards of ministers ly adopted a resolution the ob- ot tho deputation Representatives 01 union in arc also ent to testify to with the movement is by our organizations with such sions of opinion from all classes of our countrymen in favor of si treaty of arbitration between the two nations tie naturally arises why a proposal to by in our own parliament To such a wo that the of United free from Old broils and uons of all governments in the the most favorably circum- for taking the initiative Ao suspicion of ulterior designs or unworthy motives could attach to a proposal from von or your Congress as several of your Congress liave already bills upon the have been referred to the committee on foreign would on our part to o define these have initiated my attention Tarn hi tno of the arises in thp attempt to carefully vcs may ho arbitration will not he able at onco to secure the Adoption m the whole extent of their and beneficial scheme But surely great should ho made bv a sincere and hearty effort I promise you a and careful consideration of the matter I believe I speak for tun caa people lo giving the bat they desire to see tlie killing of mon for the accomplishment of national and they will hail the advent ot methods in the of national disputes 60 far as this is consistent with and of our territory and wirb tho of our national or when it a shelter for tbe national integrity and tho safety ami protection of our citizens Tiie deputation having been invited by Mr Carnegie to visit Pittsburg will leave Imre on a to-morrow morning arriving in tho iron city about 8 the same evening to the fias and oil wells principal ot burg have been arranged aud after the re- ception on Thursday evening at tho 51 o- House tho visitors will leave Friday morning for they will spend a tow days THE LETTER OF THE LAW Mr HU Obsolete an sive Statute WASHINGTON Oct of the revised rules aurt lations of tlm department the general has received a largo number of complaints from prominent business of New York and other cities protesting thu enforcement of tho rule prohibiting he UKO of wrappers of the second third and fourth class mail as one advertising modi mil In response to complaints ami protests the Postmaster General has prepared n letter iu ho shows that complained of is not of his ing that it lias published iu every revision of tho department regulations since 1870 when it was framed to conform to the aet which was then passed bx Con- gress revising tho law in respect to tho of mail and defining tho limitation of printing or writing upon wrappers containing matter of the classes Tlie It has been that a chance has made by ihc department This is an error Tho rule you complain of exists iii an act of Congress and has stood there since 1879 when It was passed lation of tho department has ever buen made fo dispense with it my It now ledge or means of inquiry as of course none could validly be Tho practice of which you speak has been pursued in con- of tho DISASTER ON THE TRAILS An Heavy Freight Train Crashes into on Engine nnd Pa Oct freight train of CO cars ou tlie division of railroad collided this ing with an engine caboose at side Both engines were wrecked and a number of cars thrown from tho track The telegraph operator failed 10 deliver the order for tho guidance of tho trains The engineers and firemen of both HE RECOMMENDS IRON Two Iron Clado Could Kako tho Coast From to List of Defenceless Ports trains jumped and escaped with bruises Four train were in which took tiro from tun few the over- a glorious vement of justly laurels We have confined ou c to English nations oy attempting too vi e should multiply empting too and lie liono that your country and would ro- to enter into similar arrangements with any other nation In the It now air President only remains for one to ami present the address to is attached tbn Tbe President responded AS ings These have aa civilization haa i been more and more recognized as the oasis of prosperity and And this reflection may well lead to peace baa made no gi cater progress in its substitution for the progress of war as an arbiter of disputes It fa thA minds of good and thoughtful men lin now to this and that a movement should pc to the errors ot war It Is said too that this effort should be made by the citizens of Oie two proudly to bo in tuo van of turned stove Tho mon could not get out as the door was locked ami would have burned to death but for their timely rescue by the other bands They were nil severely injured Bind From Grief CINCINNATI Out At Ifo 211 Browne street to-day Mrs Katio Miller who her went fo the third story ua abe said to her two children Upon reaching tho room she seized her daughter la and burled her through the window to tbe sidewalk and instantly leaped out after her Mrs Miller's head was crushed and she died instantly Thn child was fatally injured Mrs Miller's mind was impaired by grief over the loss of a a few months ago and by the of her husband Lowering tho YORK Oct Tho ion Telegraph company will to-morrow re- duce the rates New York phia and Washington to CM St St Paul Minneapolis and twenty per cent At present the rates are fifty and sixty cents After morrow they will be forty aud fifty cents Salisbury's Platitudes Oct Lord Salisbury iu a letter to the conservative League says that he trusts tbe measures passed by ment will suffice to restore land and that prosperity which has long been denied to tbo Irish people owing to The tyranny of the of law and der will soon be enjoyed Oct his annual report to of tho Ad- miral Potter out various defects in the navy regulations render thorn in some cases almost unintelligible aud gests that a board bo created to revise them Be alludes to tho high ability necessary for officers of tho engineer corps on which depends the of tho ships of war and regards it as hardly within the bounds of possibility that any one man can a good liue officer engineer aud marine officer ICo man can gain efficient knowledge of fhe nautical part of his profession by passing half liis time in the engine room and the othpr half on deck The admiral says it would be as difficult to efficiently combine the duties of tho Hue anil engineer as to mix oil and holds that the education of an engineer can only bo secured by special training Tn considering the of tho coast defences the admiral states that thu lowing harbors are entirely against a single New York ton Ban Francisco Iho lako ports Hampton Norfolk New Orleans Philadelphia Washington Portland Maine tlie Island ports Key Charleston Mobile Savannah Wilmington -N C Diego California Portsmouth N H fo say nothing of immy other of greater or less importance Two heavy iron clads could commence at the most and proceed along thu to Texas laying them all under tion In time of war says tho admiral the system will be for de- in the absence of proper and guns Fur in the event of war wo arc no more prepared than we were a year ago nl though we have made a beginning to repair simply tho waste in our navy past twenty- five years In opinion of the admiral the first step toward the protection of the coast should bo tho const ruction of a squadron of heavy ironclads could bo ready it a week's notice to oft and resist an approaching If this force could retire to Mm of the forts united lliev could offer more than the resistance could singly Tho admiral favor of subsidies for tlm ping and to fhe success of tho system in England Germany France Touching the of luo navy ho says it requires a most careful re- organization and means should bu adopted to infuso new life into it As regards promotion Uio service is at a standstill Many officers who are ensigns should bo lieutenants should bn lieutenant command era the Hitter should bo commanders and commanders captains A should bo able lo reach tho grade of admiral by tho time ho attains the age of so could obtain service from him in that grade Under tho present it often happens that nn officer goes upon the re I i red list as soon as he is promoted to thp grade of rear admiral having at- the ago of No should be over 40 when commissioned a captain or HO when promoted lo cers in t ho lower young men in rol to enable them to perform tbo varied duties of their profession and should not JIB allowed to remain too long without promotion A law providing that com- missioned officers of tin navy with good records bo allowed to retire from active duty after thirty years with motion to the next grade would a groat relief and bring ahout a more rapid promotion so in the courso of a few years we might expect to seo a more hopeful feeling among tho younger A HORRID STORY pea bunco Accounted for In 11 Startling Dimmer WORCESTER Mass Oct new and startling story in connection tho mysterious disappearance and douth of Lilla Huyle of Webster has developed day On Saturday the Webster ter received a letter from man living a few miles outride of El Paso Tos in which tho following story is told Tho writer says he sends the etory for what it is worth deeming it his duty A week ago an Irishman applied to him for work ou hifi plantation and one day displayed a deal of interest iii the edy which his employer read in a Now York paper The employer afterwards to his interest and a darkey told him that tho stranger had told him thu following story partly Ho the Irishman had lived in Webster for four months preceding September 1 the following of the t raged came from his Dison U th uncle of the girl with whom she the father of her unborn child of his disappearance September 1 sh went with him by t a local doctor's The doctor to to operation and finally gave somo medicine aud an instrument The then tt turned to tho house aud under hands she died hired tho man to assist iu the removal of tho and young Eddie was also in il job The girl's body hidden in th water for a day and then removed to it discovered The Irishman paid and was told to go to Little Ark where hu would receive mon discovering that his employer liis story the mini fled going towards The matter lias placed iu th hands of the authorities LOYAL BRITISH AMERICANS Tho British Association its KW Oct first meeting of tho American the State of York lor promut tig the naturalization of British subject was held this evening at Square was n large and a goo leal of enthusiasm principle of the read by fho president W N is ii rat la aft ays ils to tlie prin ciples of the constitution of the States and its determination to kmn m 01 her test among who than a loyal of prln and an honest am from foreign politics am The association also oiu abiding faith in th schools us chief in flu nation of tho am its hostility to all tho nis men or influences j the Common Tho membership frn waa ne which the cost of providing naturalization papers In the course o he Presidents address ho stated English residents in New York nd naturalized bile tho mini bur or talc adults in New York slate was OVL The movement excites a great dea Ion among tho British and residents wor should be active and Called to Tank DUBLIN Oct 31 Joseph R Cox ber of parliament for East Clare has summonses for offending the proclaimed meetings iu county Claire He will have a hearing at Ennis on and another at Kilrush on Tuesday neat j Scarcity of Anthracite PHILADELPHIA Oct for anthracite coal still and the miners and shippers find themselves very hard pressed several weeks past the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company has been to refuse orders for coal except at November prices The coal dealers in this city find yards almost and with still ing in upon them The strike in the Lehigh region still continues and a settlement of the trouble appears to be as far ever for lie Jury YORK Oct Attorney Marline has finished consideration the papers submit tod in the complaint made Gould aud Russell Sage and will submit tho matter to the Grand jury to-morrow lie declines to discuss the matter Opposed to Protection ST PETERSBURG Oct Russian press adversely comments on tbo proposed tariff changes Tha papers say tariff is ruining trade while the changes cause distrust on tho part of other countries A BELFAST Me Oct Martha Crockett was to-day to state prison for life for the murder of her band Crockett by poison last De- cember On Minny shores of tropic isles Where all tha year bright verdure smiles Constant fragrance tills the air Yet compare With odors ot tho South It cleanses teeth and j Tho Cholera KMy EW YOKE Ocu now cases of holera have among the gers of the steamer Alesia They will be to an old steamboat engaged for the purpose and detained a few days longer before being permitted to land of the steamer Britannic will be to Island steamer will be allowed to discharge her cargo consisting mainly of fruit as it is believed no cholera germ exists ou board He Union NEW Oct Strassor nnd Charles G to-day obtained an injunction restraining Adolph from using the label ot the union or any imitation of it The are Ruing for an ing and claim damages to this of cigars sold with Inter- national label Cup a In Oei Black ar- rived from Washington this morning to the Anarchist cases ho said if tbo decision at Washington is adverse tho strongest kind will then im to clemency from the Governor Hu flunks the circulars published were concocted by enemies of tho con- men t She Did She NEW YORK Oct Allen of tho Court of Common Pleas to-day an- nulled the marriage of Sarah and Samuel Uager Sarah claimed that Samuel in- her to go with him to a rabbi and that Mic believed the ceremony then ivas only one of betrothal hut she afterwards learned she bad been married Fire in a- Missouri Town Oct broke out in a stove heru early this morning and tho greater part of the town More Mian a business hotel and several residences wero Condoning With O'Brien Oct League tion at Cardiff to-day adopted a resolution the sentence on Mr Mr and tho to which ho had been subjected A Agent N Y Oct V Swan Erie station agent at the Fifth ward depot 71 was struck and killed this evening day fast express west DEATH BU William If Bolan of Syracuse Killed in Pa DYING WITHOUT EVEN A WORD An Encounter With a Colored Policeman The Two Sides of the Special Dispatch to the Standard Pa Oct H Dolan a Pan Handle railroad freight from Syracuse was shot and most instantly killed by William Robinson colored on the corner of ford and Washington streets this afternoon about 3 o'clock Various stories are told ol lie affray which are of a conflicting ture some of them making it appear that the was nothing short at a blooded murder while others show that the officer had been fied In what ho did own story is to tho that he was on duty at 3 o'clock aud on tbu corner of Wylio and KLm street when he saw a man Roberts for whom he had a warrant 01 a charge of disorderly standing at the corner He started after lie latter moving down tu comer of avenue aud street As Ihc latter place ho was by Dolan who Who did that shooting last ntghtV referring to some shoes Iho police fired iu air tho previous night to a lot of boys from n vacant lot where they were annoying passers-by Kobinson replied the had done the shouting Well if any damned shot after me I would do him Dolan said This reply provoked an argument in Kobinson alleges very abusive The placed him arrest As as took of him Dolan tried to trip him and butted him with his head this time twenty or Gang had gathered around with bricks aud paving fit ones as he he was to bo so be drew his revolver and shot the heart The stury tdd by friends differs from that ol tho They state that Dolan and several had boon the of the previous night which they uucalhub for and coming down street and going up to him In a quiet what he by lulu a crowd of boys You kill some of ha said Why don't you hat ho would begin arresting him and thu two men soon in a fight during which Kobinson drew his Ho caught Dolan by the right of the coat Come along now or I'll shoot you You had better responded Dolan and with that de- placed the of his against ho left of his prisoner and tired The weapon was held so that the coat vest and the were burned Mi rough Dolan fell and was immediately picked up liy friends and carried into saloon where ho died without a word Dolan was years of ago 5 font 11 inches in height and weighed about Thorn were in his several letters his in William II was boru and brought tho Fifth ward of Ibis city aud his mother Bridget slill lives at Xo WHS years old and in city until seven or tight years time be visited at last in Syracuse n AitKUst His father Michael died several Dolan's say he was not vas not married His brother a telegraph iu Chicago Drdan was a allroad man serving it is hi ip His h nit for through tiker d vill probably reach Syracuse to-day A Lively EW YORK Oct a meeting of he Young Men's Democratic club resulted when he motion tu t lie Democratic ticket vas Iu the that fur bo instead of Ihu nominee By a vote of to amendment was lost and whole ticket THE CHOLERA Every Precaution WHB Taken iu tlie Now Vovk WASHINGTON Oct ral has received tho following telegram from Health Smith of New to tha telegram of Wolfi of Chicago tho statement that he found among tho grants arriving on eight packing crises and six bundles of bedding and clothing not opened at Now York I beg to say such statement cannot lie true nor is any statement of tho that the Independent passed Ihu York antine without proper disinfection true The steamer was detained more than hours all parcels arid were opened In tho and thoroughly disinfected although the had surgeon of tbo steamer dis- infected steerage and the baggage with sulphurous acid several times the voyage Ho had also caused tho age chucks fo bo washed with a solution of corrosive Sincu the cholera in- Italy in every steamer with passengers from Italian ports on its arrival at Quarantine has been detained until package of baggage could he opened and disinfected A GOOSE Tho Told of u bi Crossing hi a New York From the New York Thirty-six years ago William Welch got a job on the New York Central railroad as Gagman at Warren in His post was in the voty heart of own aud overy resident came to him As as he began to draw liis iry Welch took himself a wife bought a little on iho outskirts of tho clry aud a as arrh of at henrth Little catne ouo another and went forth to buy homesteads and their own Welch senior and his goose waxed old Christmas after Christmas no of could old roau bis lor a day dinner Welch being well several years to retire from but registered a vow he would work oh until the old bird died Last thy clerks saw a now in blue and brass waving Iho lag at the Where's they cried Dlis gouse dial was and quit work ALLEGING CONSPIRACY Against t Oct has gan William H Sage of Ithaca and Dean Sago of Albany U W Sago Company against the Kings County Elevated Edward A Abbott Wendell in Harvey li Thorn S O Sheldon H J Q A and Tlie ou which Hult Is conspiracy on tho part of to the obt of tho company Tlm defendants are ors of tbo roads Sage ullages that Jio havo company to railroad property and o issue bonds for million lars aud that ihoy on aud to still further mortgage and bond Im property by ami thai thu are in receive many shares of tho stock which rightfully belong to the cnt in common d intge ajv tud to make thn examination of directors and secretary ind contractor and ordered that Uio books if fho company ho laid onen to the for sw Cotter made her American debut as a actress at tlin Fifth 110 Theatre appearing as Fanstine in adaptation of Del pit's dramatic ro- lee She was received nd recalled afier each art LONDON Oct Nordland from Now for Antwerp arrived out Oct City of Chicago rom New York N YOKK Oct Wema from Condition BERLIN Oct William did ot leave liis bed to-day and ho received o visitors A weekly says the a desire to sen his in the Crown prince to Oct an is a race with Beach An for N Oct C In well a of Bath assigned Ibis with ies at over William a broker and J F iro Uio Ch mortgages were filed tj the for it faror Vor of nd i in favor of William 1 B B yd of Mr j oil n d as sound a rock 1 Mils bo- o locked up iu cab o and 111 real estate Hi e li as c shior and later p nt of St lib n hank wl a i lift institution In of tbo ilr lias also IKOU of banks in this state No in tor Assembly X Y Oct Re- publicans of tho First district of nominated J for Assemblyman N V Oct publicans of the district of county to-day nominated Brox tor tho Assembly A Liquor Dealer YOKK Oct of Charles A wholesale liquor dealer at Xo street show liabilities nominal assets actual assets thn Oct Hamil of packages at the baa boon ar- rested for robbing tho mail Ho was Commissioner Hayno and was released Wednesday bonds of R i 0 Oct R brother of William N Whitely the great reaper manufacturer committed by shooting Summing Up at WASHINGTON Ocr to fho inst there had butn and 250 Gises aud Iii deaths from 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