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ANOTHER RUM MURDER.

East sid Intemprrnnce-A Drunken Couple
PcrSun ding their Neigbbor'- Wtfcto Drink
Then demonstrating her Husband.
Last night Coroner Flynn took the ante nlorten
deposition OF Patrick Walsh, who was stabbed oy
Michael Martin on st. Patrick's Day at b13 Second
avenue. Walsh recognized the prisoner. Martin, as
the man who had stabbed him. The quarrel arose
out OF an old icud between their wives. Martin and
his wife, who had been steadily drunk fortnight,
having persuaded Martins wife TO drink With them
in violation Of his express orders. About q week
AGO Martin and his wife had Bght in their apart
menp on the floor above Walsh's, and knocke some
mortar from theceiling seriously njung one of his
children. Walsh demonstrated and Martin threat
ened TO take Mrs. Wulsh's life. Walsh was stabped,
he said while coming down stairs, about three steps
from the bottom; he had not been fighting. Alter
Martin had stabbed him he ran into the street where
he met Walsfs wife, who snid to him. "Why did
you stab IN, husbandi". to which he replied, " Yes
the son OF -, and I'll stab you too " The wounded
man Is In peril Martin was committed by Coroner
Fly mn to the Tonhs
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
SPAIN PROPOSING TO PRESERVE
HER RULE IN CUBI.
Pen-iou for Cnsianon's Childr n-Tho
Hostility OF tbr spanish Cuurcb TO tho
Pont ms Dogma Demand for tho
WiIhhrn HnI nf The Rrnnrh rraan.

Pen-iou for Cnsanop's ChiIdr n-Thc
Hosti'ity OF tbr spanish Cuurcb to tn o
Pont ms Dogma a Demand for tho
Wthdrnwni Of the French Troops.
MADRID. March le.-In the Cortes to-day Q
resolution granting pension Of $500 to each Of tho
children OF senior Castahon, late editor Of the Vos
de Cubd, gave rise 10 interesting debate, during
which enthusiastic speeches were delivered In favor
OF the rreservation OF Spanish authority in Cuba.
The resolution was adopted.
1t is believed here that the proc 'amatlon OF Papai
inhlibiliy will do great injury to the cause OF the
Church In Spain, where the manifest tendency Is to
freedom in religious matters.
Owing TO the attitude taken by the Pope the
Government has decided not to send a special envoy
to tie Gcu nenica' Council.
PARIS, March 1s-A semi.offcial journal an
nounces that, owing to disagreement of opinion
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net, the proposed amnesty was abandoned.
The journal FTaneaH asserts taat the Archduke
Albert Of Austria, who before his visit to Paris was
opposed to Fr,noo-Austrian alliance - now iavor-
able to the project
The Cousulaics Of France at Philadel Mia and
III hmond have been abolished, and the Vice Con-
SUI le a. Chcaoo ngs been made a full Consu ate.
The OpiHiOH National has remarkable editorial
to day. II demands the Withdrawal ~ the French
r"urs rom Rome. the remuneration Of the Concordaf
and the suppression of the budget Tor public wur-
ship ana declares that sh, uld these measures he
c.rried out, nothing will be lett in Rome but imbe-
ci and 'rnud
TIE NUseiRoiss Of to-day announces that all Of
its editors have gone to Tours to the Prince Bcr.
parties homicide Trial.
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Josenh \. Jackson, vhre asleep in q chair In his
brCStpin. "
W1ll street merchants and brokers In looking over
the only sufferer lN forged cheeks
. Marin Corec, the policeman, Who hna chnrge OF
the nodv Of Nr. Flvnr whoN hi watch and cham yere
stolen was dismissed from the rocc force yos crdny
olive Green. of Wi hold, Long Islnnd Secretary
81 Puritan Lodge. 7. and A of New Y, rk was
kn'c ci down and robbed 10 Chatham street nes,
Pearl, on Nein'sdAy nlrht.
lnic '1si ri"t james and Patrick Mooney a4sauit.
90 'rlH German and her d1ulht"r IN their an,ttmenu
IH lNI Iw,ryrnh street. and rntrlck was stabbed
In the right breast bv Edward, agod H.
During tie iuve.ti alton Of te Sewers Bank EN-
nc7ylcu cnt ycstcrav tho airs ~ that institu.
in0 were tund 90 ho In srCh utter confusion TINT an
adjournment was required for two weeks
Emery Sw N of Boston was walkinr down Cream.
wich street yrstGrdAy. whel he torc,Nv nusheh in
10 = store Nv Iufl n ~ d robbed oi $40 one Fd
ward Jacobs WIS arrested ana swan was sent 20 the
iiouso of Detention.
TNe nose NJ OH'cer J II Trnvers II the Twenty
eighth Precinct wne sho tened quarter NJ an irch W
an to escort jane. Ne'son 10 the Police Staiioo
on -. P1trrks IA. Neson was committed by Justcs
Cox In default OF t!.00O hlil.
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SriRks fRom Inn rrLrGRlpH.

4 Mis- H.lt'c. colorcl, Is to be elected Stats
LibrRrl.p ni Ns--sppl
Howard. Bl.uo. 4 Co.. 1I-f'lcrs, near Mount
Sterling nv, have mic t-O0oo.
one o' the sufferers by the disaster to the steam.
boat NIsuHNH hs, MOI iIr owners for $4,000
IIc fr1nl lin Bans IN BultIu ore ho, formally 20
sHmed the r"dcWrtOu VI %, outstanding circulation IN
coin
An ate NJ was mado l1sr weeF 10 roi,on n lend.
iurI cy tor his dinner.
Mr. Vincent Colyer ioans from Mai Gen Gricr.
..n MA. ihe mNJ'r'ty OF the Indian, have received
THEN aiuui and d. % ,ltsLr.
- liunty Muugeruyd HwIIr Hgttor VS. llro-tei 10
Ilh,Iolu uu IhurHlaY nilt, on rlarfe Oi 1rrJtilg
ana robblng Mt. James Furi 40 Nu.-or J. ch.
Dcnu. tulil ha- h,ol acrt tnrrrG lu t,c.,r ya. ~
wriisonWrnt IN the COrur,l,u' S'l'c f. .'r. IOr
mldcfou' assault upon Thomas pNr' o. tul'rlI M.
Henry ENselhrncu .,lom keeper of O.iro.
Utah. has 1"eu uI sing .iHco t' 'd Hsl lNs nHN va,
discovered lrsI, 4 10 .ur ftHt ut tuH ArH
OgleH r. is supppsti mat 1r couuulltrI s..r.lc.
Capt Ja~uur Myrr-, OF the army, tate ArtHt Nt'ts
Treasurer OF NI e.sIp r. Wtr ,iIur ur tr hr Ntn
hrCkplt uy Ctu/'u ut jackson, MIlh whom hr 'u "a
Ntcrc 'uou, ON IhlIrlA. llis st HlI was 'tat urrl
Ruiolph and D'rgy plvc % o.l'rrd mitcu ip ~aa
Fraucrcp on lhur- nt night ut 800 point. ly. t"ggl
lluuoiph mAde S1O po nls Nhile n,ery WAS mbluF W0
lIl4 1 "A I- M
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THE ELECTION IRA I'd FARCE.

shnii Ring Officials with Impurity Temper
with the Ballot s-Arc Justice buckley
nidJu-iicc Lynch ever to be TrirdS
District Attorney Morris made another effort
yesrday to bring the Brooklyn election maud cases
to trial in the Court Of Oyer and Termlner. Justice
jas. Buckley was called. but he was not forth
coming. His counsel, Mr.. Britton. said that
he was at home sick. After a long talk Mr.. Morris
expressed desire to proceed with the case or
Justice JOHN l. nch another OF the indicted canvas-
sers So the Clerk cal cd ior JohD Lynch, hut no.
body ~ peared. Jude Gilbert issued q bench war
rant Tor Lis arrest and he was subsequently, taken
INTO custody and produced In court In TIE mean
time no action was taken In the other cases and by
the time That Lynch vas brought into curt T. ad
become ~ late tlnt lis case was pos'noned untf
Mohuay neNt al ~ O'Clock A VI. EN judge Fuller
ton occupied \ seat beside Jude Gilbert during n
part Of the afternoon
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W.ISHIN0YON GOSSIP.
The House will sit for doba,e to-day.

The House will sit for dobate to-day.
The subcommittee on elections viii give Nero
shan lhe seat iium tbs Ourih District of Eoui.lana
twelve cOorcl members Of the GCoreil Lcgisla-
lule nd MI interview yesterday with Wee President
A General order from the headquarters OF the
aIMy announce, ihe an. at hs residence IN Hart
lord Com, Oi Mai'Gen Jaues W. Ripley.
-. oi the ton members of the Hou7e Committee on
fofcl Ahnrs, Dnt four nave expressed nm opinion on
recognition.
Ihe frcsdont has signed the joint resolution ap-
piuprAihs one years salary of m Associate Justice
OF ir supreme Court for the widow aud children Ui
the late Edwin NJ, stanton.
The managers of the National Asylum for Di'.
abled volunteer soldier. cOscu their lLIos yesterday
WIN resolution that every applicant NAV tcl ct mo
homo 10 which he desires 10 taked. Tue Board VIII
meet In Juy, IN Augu IA, Me.
The House Yesterday, amended tho usury laws of
TIE District OF Col nha establishing rate of siN
cttl interest where not OtncrWh" .tpu ltel, ana ma
~ ten per cent the maximum rate receivable under
written contract
Tic Senate Committee on the Pacific Hallway hGs
agreed To report u bl | allowing tha Kansas Pacific
LOmpA ~ to construct branch OF It's Tkaa from
not further east Lan kllHwortht by 1aV OF the ARK
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SHERIFF JACKsoN,s CRIME.
The Murder OF Archib1 III Decentralization
10 Qna-h the Indictment-Did Coroner
Flynn DO his Dutyt

Tho Murder OF Archib1 Id Deuglass-Motion
10 Qua-h the Indictment-Did Coronbr r
Flynn DO his Dutyt
In the Court Of General Sessions, yesterday,
John Graham and William +. KNITTING. COUNSEL Tor
Thomas j ckson, who shot Archibald Douglass last
October, appeared before Judge Barnard 10 argue a
motion TO CRASH the second Indictment against their
client, OF 22d December. ior murder In the first
de roe. MIR. Graham beld that the main in.
gredient Of murder, premeditaton, was want.
ing in the case OF Graham. In the course
OF his argument Mr.. Graham characterized
the action Of the District Attorney In secur.
ins \ second ndictn ent as on effort g. iusnuate
That Coroner Fu did not do his duty In the
fr-t instance. The District Attorney had acted i'm.
properN. Within twenty-iour hours counsel had
seen by the ne"srnneis TIA! a reporter ad teen
present when Grand Jury had examined certain
wi resses, and heard all the te> imouy in cases
This must have been dcne by the connvauce Of that
officer. lie meant to Sin tie matter ore tuoruu H.
ly Counsel wished to give notice that UPON trial
In which he wond shortly appelr In that Court. he
Should contend q ere was les cold.broded dclib
crate. wifu murder In this county tnan In amy
,ncs,,St-a ,,,,,-, ~, r , W, ,,, ~ , Sse ., Pr.
s'epntns, the poi-oner, who WAS executed In 1s52 In
this city.
District Attorney G,rvin in replv asked n n man
committed a murder. and a Grand Jury through
mistake found an indictment for assault ami battery
iid council "n the other side mean to say new In.
dic'mtni could not be found lOr murlery THIS was
case OF deliberate murder iftIere vas ever one In
the world, anl he would prove 1t such on the trial
Inc W-ttlct Attorney denied emplntiruN Ire had
ever permitted a rcOOrtcr to 20 into the Gr.ud
Jury room, II the Gentleman hoped tu make any.
thing by attacking him lu this VIZ. he would soon
discover hi mi~ukc What objection could counsel
have to lli- second ndictmeutf II this VA. oulv "A
ease OF man,nnclter iu the third degree A. con.
teuled hJury could convict n well under Il for that
offence a. under The first II wis thruu IN tr,r ot
convection OF murder In the first degrtc under this
Indictment THAI the defence was 20 anxious to revive
the lnnlutme fur u1n-lru-htcr.
NJ. Graham resrnn ''i To the District Attorney
going over much the stuc ground he did IN lis open.
lnH, AZ Tie conclusion OF the az. uucut Jud,c Ird.
decision al an early day.
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GREIT FIRE IN NEW JERSEY.

fWFa.
The beNructton of the tommuni paw FreiRb {
DCpot-One Man burned to De .th-Coiii-
D.a..,,,~ u.s. =. y. " -, - ~
Ths ~. IN M =" 'y,se' '"' wy.
'"e Ne" Jersey 'enuai hailroad ireight
I,s, o,o,,.. -, =: -. -, ~ ~
=. ~ "' w 9' "u'"'"' " was "oo"e"
structure aonut qUO Ieet long and lOO wide. Only
emall part OF the contents were saved Three cars
of ,,arcbard,s. ,,vo ..r. =, h,,L 1T, 49,. 49,
WV N 'u'" sIsi"' '"o 'a'
containing six horses, and four empty box
burned
1rba r,,o,,o.. o,,,. A,,t.. ,,,.,.-, cc -
'"s "aonuan VI tne puiIulng' michnel 'un' per
ishcd In the flames He leaves large family In
MXrtle ayenue Brooklvn His charred rern,t,a
=. -, a., 49,, - - -. -,
"eie uehNereu 10 'ho coroner OF Jersey 'ty' hnoth
er freight employee, Thomas McCade Of 151 Cliff
street. New York. was hurt. but no, soriousIy in.
-" i''A' was "u'' 'ut "'' eoiious" J."
lured' lie was sent to Bellevue Hospital Edward
Fannerv, OF engine No. Of Jersey City, was seri.
ous,y hurt on the ferry boa, nv hein, crnsbea I'm
~ -" WV ''''' "''' " "''"' N'"'"''' :"
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OBIITiRY.

Tur lt.V Father Wheeler, Of 81. Louis, died In
Munich, bavaria, while eh route from Rome 10 Ireland
The Commissioners of En- iprnIion lasi right
adopted utuhs respecting the death OF their late
lrosdcnt, Guliiu G NerplaDch.
The distinguished Gulan G Verpanck died ycs-
terdHy Of his re-. c.deucc No. u East Sixteenth street,
aged = year,. lie was born m tins city liB gradut
tea from tol1nha COLLEGE m 1901, ward studiod
years travelling IN Europe, aud returning homr n 1874
hr Wsh elected 10 the Sttc LEGISLATURE ana serN ed In
holh Houses untll 1870. lie subsequently became u
rrltrni and literary lecturer and wUtcr. In lSA lie
wns "leciel to tho Iro1ctsor,hp OF the E fences ~
thft-iInnN In the Protestant TpisCopnl IheOlpgral
seminary; IN i2 he Wns elected TO congress, where
ne served four terms, In lHil Ne Uublhhnd reyltcd
cion Of ehnkcspene's works with M. rs by himself
II was hcgcri of the state nycrsty rorty.oHe years
nnd NcC-thnnCellOr considerable time lie wa, Il.o
mchleI OF the ThnuAni General Committee. Presl
lcn ol me Cen iry Club and OF tue COmln OF
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Countrriciting Wore si"r-hirr -uucc- Three
Arrests Ia phiIudclpLIn.

Detective Capt. John ; Young IN spite Of 472
rouu's md lame leg, has scared a cove, IN Tnin.
oelnhn. Everybody likes the Encli~n Worcester.
sii'c s1uce, nnf before Tie war. everybody used
q q genuine ~tun. SiHCe 1'tl the dulcs upon ma,
article nave been heavy. II vi~ cxtcn. ,yrh robbcd
NJ cin. houses and hotels 1nd the piuprctors com
pain cd at it, rNDeusc and ceased to use It, Coun.
tericter- then offered them spurious compound
with the bottles ami labels cuscY initiated 1t la
different TASTE from the original sauce, but sold
ren ny and the sales soon beCloe heavy 10 the de.
triment OF Lea Perrin, the English uauuiact tur.
ers. CAPT Young was consequently set ~ work
aud found the de'inquents to be Henry FohI, Tlos
IL. Patton, and A. ". Smythc Of Philadelphia The
second of these parties u CT Ger. In good stand.
ing, corner oI Thirteenth aud Locust streets,
Tie otNor two do not neure IN the PHILADELPHIA
Directory The scenes OF then several manu, &C ur
Ing operations are in secluded out of the w -pols
and each man has several es'nb~i mcnt- IN orIrr
not to excite remark by any large appearance of
business IN concen rated locality. Smythe Patton
and Pil, were all three cited before Recorder GIyin
IN Philadelphia on 18TH February aud held to b il
In " UO e0ch. Several grocer. md OIL ers testified
agalnst them Ihey viii be undic'oI before the
Grand Jury on MONDAY
The sales Of the genuine Worrcstershre sauce in this
country amount yearly 10 about i.JUUlu, nut those
OF tie counterfeit article vastly exceed that amount
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THE uACKEysACK HoRRoR.
The Coroner's Inauest-InteDsc EScitemen
In tho Neigbborhood-A Large Quantit,
of Nitro-Gly ycerinc still on the spo
xxhara hn Enciarx sliaad.

The Coroner's Inauert-Ibtepsc Excitement
In tho Neigbborhood-A Large Quantity
of Nitro-Gi ycerinc still on the spot
whore tho Factory stood.
Early yesterday morning the neighbors began
to congrcgate around the Club House at Mdgeneld.
The inquest wns begun at about o'clock, and aner
considerable testimony had been taken, was ad.
journod until neIt Tuesday. The testimony was
taken before Mr. J. A. Miller, Coroner. assisted by
C. W Valentine.
John I,eter sworn.I on the bank and within 100
Of ne factory at e time ne, Of srS. The sIpos9n s
men tSndnr on ne bspb feed on Elisha sconmee
TO come ns soon as he could ana save life aud al the
SacE @ and % popg @ g"t q ~ Or
Never. Leonard Ryder, and ine boy HeniSes stand.
ing on The hs,ki saE no,hins o. them @ afet ,he
occurred e about ten oeloek rs near ~
and % Ss mem s remained m on e BANK %Ss
about thirty wards from them, hut after The 1r,t ex
& ns @ ,s,Hnd 'IIst%d & INN 1rIh IN ib a s s% no.9'qg
tho factory com nnund OF nltrJ-glycerine and
Iiueh nnrns sworn / r'side IN Prooklyn am CAP.
tam Of he soor us'd for conveying the products tic
factory was NJ the facUry on lhursiay m'rnin, en-
slowing the nr.t load oI twenty bays on bo9ra tnc
the drst report ihoucht II acannon dil TOOK
toward the factory unii after The second reno t. and
smoke niicr tiG second explosion | raI toward he
Iacory an1 ,1 met met two men i9rrin; 30 oot know ger
asttcd to load the .ioon, saw one OF tic men le,
bag fail when y nribE N OUt tor the irst load the
water was trca deop at that tine IN the factory;
seeing tins big gave mo the idea that perhashe mig
h1vp let hrs ia rnon one ~ 'lc cnrh'ys Ot acids
and thus caused an CNnio'ion the mon 20 generally
careful w handling tho Itro rlt Cct tie ca.
are al' marked dtpgeron.i do not know vile her the
ba's viii explode Nv cnncuss'On
CcorrC Nhcc cr swutn--l reside nt Farvlle. am i1
year. cfn c'i nave cn"a ed T. c1rtng cans nom
tle NitTo Glvccrinc Factory 10 yirious plac on
1hur0nv We were cattn- boxes do not know w NJ
IN them hu' suf q nitro rlvVcrue In soHp fotm
oiher; was renrng 10 the factory at the time or
the explosion, and alb ut 100 yards dstant; after
tht mt eNricsion did not anything at the
scccnU lsuw the factorv blow ~ high IN the air.
TIE testimony Of Other witnesses was unimport-
ant There is considerable excitement still among
the residents iu the neighbOrlood, as q is know n
that large amount Of nitro-gycefno is still buried
where the factOrv stood.
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RIOT ~ RICHlIOND.
GrUcrn' Cnnby Ru -cs the Si"ge-MnyOr
h-0n's Police stoned by tac COIOrcd
Pcop'c--hOts Fired One Wan & iIIrd

h-On's Police stoned by tne Coiorcd
Pe"p'c--hots Fired One Wan suited,
HCHM'ND, Va, March l5.-Tli, afternoon Gen.
.ral Candy intcrlcrod witn tho municipal trouble by
sen ing guard Of soldiers aud raising the siege t
'helo"er station house, and giving iree egress ,nd
ngrcs' 70 oil having business there This action
he say, lad NJ reference 10 the question OF the May
crafty, but IS taken purely as precpuion AGAINST
any act. of disorder q, violence 4 10 movement i,
up tulcd ny to ricuds Of Cahoun ana wa. pro.
'e7icu allin-' by Ill-o A. an uuWlrIantabe iu,or.
cLsnce with ME 'NI' lass oi M s ate.
when me iul1ury took pOs-c-- ION Of the staton
Iouse Mayor Ei-oh uplce len, uud being stone
~ ID" cruNd OF colOrud men, the police cIr,rrcl
upon them. About ht, ,uOts were fred, and [, q,
or Three ro'OTcd men were wounded. AlTurs I.,yr
since ~ icted down. Tomorrow both Mayur. win
lhe Once lOfco ON The sttocts aul hold udepcn.
lent courts. Trouble il apprrhrudci.
me Cty COunCu O.uIght pissed an ordinance
buls ng HE station houses now the hlnd, Of Ga.
.o1h~ police; authorizing NH.ur H. son ia can ant
The Ii q brigade ~ police, ple1glng the city TO pay
n the special police 81 Oru ~ ui MiyOr Ellison: at.
tollzng the CltY Court iu hC lel r the ,It, Il.I.
nd pudglnP Mayor Ellison the earnest Aupport a.
hc C"uuriI i'm III en "a To man tain the puace nj the
ny against the iaNlUrs men Cuu~puns AGAINST il
The ciy is quiet this evening. Tho ,Isualic,
81 the dll were one man tiled an three wounded
Mayor ChlOon has luS huadquaIters At the lower
.lapon mouse, where the lIluary guard IL, aud
ha'or kl7un.- headquarters urs at tho city Hat
NYtf Ellson'- pulice patrol the city 70 nielit
Judge Underwood viii tomorrow eu.uiu Ellison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-19
what the workinsmeu are Doing.

At n meeting of the Workingm,n's Union last
night the painters were reported on strike for a. a
day OF ten hour. Iron MoulierS Union No g re.
ported that their strike SIN continues A commu
nleaiion was received from Gen. CIu.erct rcuye-ent
alive Of tie French workiugncn In the Uut.d
States, expressing q dosire 20 place huself IN con
tc'uon with American Wotkingncn. ard ureing the
necessity Of Union among the NotkInguCn 500 over
tie country. lie also proposed the e,tnhi .ii, opt Of
daily organ of the dbCrius classes With tnuitul
Of tJoW o. ne suhscri ri los TIE irie H. of lalor
Ttis rropo,al was approved by The meeting but no
action taken.