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TIE CMINEsE TREATY.
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PuEPOAe Intendod.

WASHINGTON, February 1,-Those in.
terested in the Chinese treaty express
doubt as to its ratification at this session
OF Congress and add that even II it should
be, Congress would not be able to psqs
any law to enforce it. A gentleman, ia.
miliar with the Chinese question and with
the negotiations which preceded this
treaty, says that it is very doubtful wheth.
or any law Gun be framed which could
enforce the treaty, as that instrument
in terms practically leaves 1t Discretionary
with the Chinese to Say whether they are
entitled TO come to this country. There
is nothing in the treaty which declares
who shall be the Judge whether the in.
coming Chinese. visit this country as la.
borers or tor the purpose OF curiosity that
It will be very easy matter for any labor
er to say that he comes here for curiosity
70 see how things are done in the United
States, and that our Government, per.
haps, might be compelled to take his
word Tor 1t. George H, Seward, late min
lister to China, Is very free his expression
oil opinion that the treaty Ia OF no earthly
consequence TO tho United States, and by
Its very terms it would prove imperative.
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SNOW Storm on lhe AlIanlIe Comm.

NEW YORK, February LIN binding
snow storm along the coast this morning the
steamer Roaima,. from London, via Barbadoes
came ashore on the ocean beach near Long
Branch. The crew and four passengers refuse
to be landed. The mate John PEPPER was
later brought ashore by his own boats crew
and reports twenty-one Of the crew and two
passengers A man named Marshal and q
woman named Noble aboard, mistOok the
lights OF life saving stations seven and eight
Tor highland lights: The steamer Is eighteen
London, and valued at $l6OOOO, and insured
In ERglish companies. The station crew an.
peal TO the steamers crew to come ashore but
they refuse, The steamer is In bad positiOn
anu the prospects for saving her slight,
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EnICnArION FK0M NORWAY.
Quo Per Cent Of the Population 10 This
Country In n Year.

N--- - ~NN-N ~ 'sNN NbNANNNuA ~ AHlH
Country In n Year.
WASHINGTON, February Tho Depart
ment of State is in reCaipt OF information
from the Consul at Christiaua, Norway,
concerning the emigration from that port
to the United States. During tho year
1880, l4,OGO persons emigrated, OF whom
70S6 were men, 5000 women, and 800
children. OF The foregoing 2,OO6 were rO.
sidents Of Christiana, and 1907 were
Swedes. Passages were prepaid in the
United States for 40O7. The total passage
money amounted to $S,340,OOO, They all
sailed on steamers, The total emigration
from Norway TO the United States during
1850 Ia estimated by the Consul at 20, 600,
which equals one per cent OF tue whole
population. Notwithstanding the revival
Of prosperity in Norway tho Consul anti.
cipates o large emigration to the United
States during the present year.
New YoRH, February l.-Nearly one
Thousand immigrants have Just arEived at
Castle Garden. They are from almost
every part OF Europe.
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Lsvss Notes-a movements OF steamboats,.
Yesterday was dull day on the leyee.
The river is running pretty fail OF Ice, but
II affords no serious impediment to navi.
CATION.
The marks last evening indicated 0 feet
and falling.
The StoCkdale passed up yesterday from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh with good trip.
The Andes got away yesterday after.
noon for Cincinnati with splendid trip.
The Courier departed for Pafkersbuig
yesterday morning.
The Telegram appeared at the levee yes.
tetday and returned 10 Clatihglon In the
afternoon.
The Hudaon ia due up to-day, en- route
10 PiLtabufgh.
The Scotia is expected 10 put In an ap.
pearance to.day or tomorrow, en- route
IRON Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh,
Captain Dillon says the Pbaeton ia all
right, and can he safely launched a. soon
as there Ia sufficient rise In the river.
PirTsBURaH, December l.-River 3 feet
inches aud stationary. Weather snowy
and cold. The Emma Graham arrived al
2:30 r. N.
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year, sufficient, with the other sources oil
income, to meet such deficiency, as well
as the estimated expenses Of such year."
owubssrve how this plain provision
OF the Constitution has been ignored and
set at defiance by the Democratic party.
As far back as October Goth, 1873, the sum
OF SIG $40 was taken from the school fund,
Since that time there have been three
regular sessions and one extra session OF
the Legislature, not counting the present
one. Why has not that money been lev.
led for? Again, on August 10Th, 1870, the
further sum OF 3S5 900 was taken from the
school fund. Since that time there have
been two regular sessions Of the Legisla.
ture, and yet no repayment OF the money.
Again, on the 18th Of June, 1877, the fur
ther sum Of Sll, 900 was taken, since which
time there has been one regular session Of
the Legislature, and yet no repayment Of
the money.
The fact Ia that the Democratic party
has run the State In debt to such an ex.
tent that it has now become avery serious
and embarrassing matter for It to meet the
payment OF 1t by facing the music and In
creasing tho State tax, They end 1t more.
agreeable to go Oh increasing the debt
than to take the steps necessary to dis.
charge 1t. But now that the people know
the facts and realize tho extent to which
they have been imposed upon by false
pretsnses in the canvass, they will demand
OF that party to face the responsibility and
take the consequences.
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moRRIaLg CRIME.
Three Men Held for an Outrage at Hang.
Ing Rock, o.

Three Men Held for AN Outrage at Hang.
Ing Rock, q.
IloNToN, o., January 3l.-On the 10Th
Of this month, at Hanging Rock, three
miles below this city, the terrible crime Of
rape was committed upon the person Of
Mrs Mary payton, and since that time It
has remained mystery as to who the
perpetrators were. Mrs. payton, plain
and poor woman, was on her way 10
Portsmouth, Ohio, with her husband,
from one OF the furnaces back in this
county, when the crime was committed.
Marshal Munshower, Of this city, has been
working up the case for some days, and
yesterday arrested and brought here
Frank Haggerty, Henry Allen, Charles
Worthlngton, Clint Stoker, WIN. Conley
and Thomas Hudson, all young men living
at Hanging Rock, whose preliminary ex.
animation was held to-day before Mayor
CoruB and brought out the following facts:
Hudson and Haggerty first attacked
them, and after telling payton 10 The
ground, whete he lay In an insehsible con.
ultluuS uIhkBeu Illb rCIehmluB Wis 10
rock cave near by where they gratiiled
their llendsh desires, after which they
we're reinforced by the other five. The
woman testified that only one Of the five
touched her, however. Her husband Ell.
leayOfsd 10 find her that night, but did
not succeed; but found her the next morn.
ing at farmhouse near by. They then
went aioot 10 some country place, twenty
miles back oi Portsmouth, where the Off
GERS found them last Thursday, and
brought them here. Henry Allen. Thomas
Hudson and Frank Haggerly were each
committed TO ieiI In default Of six hun.
dred dollars bail to answer 10 the charge
Of rape. The other three prisoners we're
released, there being no evidence against
them.
AZ Hanging Rock, the feeling Is bitter
against them, and there was considerable
talk to-day OF lynChinR,
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LONDON, February 1.-The Times says We
shall DO greatly surprised II the responsible
leaders Of The Conservative party will refuse
their assent to the we'll considered scheme for
putting an end to the disgracpful and mis-.
chievions perverson Of Parliamentary prece.
dure. 1t Is positively stated that branch OF
the Land League has been formed In the ISL
and OF Jersey, by the agent from America.
The Times also says the government Is fully
aware that the necessity for calture cannot
longer be eyaded, aud proposals for lie adOp.
ton arc ready to be laid before the House OF
Commons when the time ls deemed rlpa.
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ST. Louis, February 1.-Under orders Of
the new Board Of Police Commissioners a
raid was made on the keno rooms Of this
city at q late hour last night, and over l5O
persons, ranging from boys to old men,
were arrested and taken 10 the station
house. subsequently about hall The mum.
Der were bailed out by the proprietofs ol
the, rooms, while the other hall remained
In durance oil night,
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NRw YoRK, February 1.-The special
Committee appointed by the beard oI
TtSde and Transportation to confer with
other organizations in reference to tele'
graph monopolies, has sent a circular let:
ter with resolutions adopted by tho Board
to every commercial body In the country,
requesting that such action shall be taken
as speedily as possible to prevent the pro.
posed monopoly Of Telegraph service,
such monopoly being detrimental 10 the
necessities Of the business public,
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aitanee place iot 3 EIre 10 s,n.l

CLEyELGND, o., February ia mysteri.
oes fire broke out to-day in b. Marys Ger.
man Catholic Church steeple. The flames
we're tif9t discovered curling around the
clock dial. The tower was burned, the spire
fell and par, Of II crashed through the roof
Three OF the ohimnlea dropped on an organ
underneath demolishingit, The IRE was con.
hned 10 the steeple. Loss $4,000, Insured,
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srEuBESvIhLE, o., February 1.-wm.
Grafton, a man forty years OF age, fell
from ladder yesterday evening, injnflng
himself quite severely. II is thought one
Of his legs Ia broken, and there Ate in.
lernal injuries. lie femaina insensible,
and II is feared that the accident will
prove fatal,
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AMSTERDAM, February LAT meeting Of
the Sympatllizers with The Beers Prof. Hast.
ing, of the University OF Utrecht, presiding, II
was resolved 10 forward an address to the King
OF the Netherlands, praying him to direct The
government to make diplomatic representa-.
tion TO Great Britain, with the object Of ter.
minating the war In Transvaal and granting
the independence OF the Beers,
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Tho House met at IL o'clock, and imme.
diately went into Committee of the
Whole (Mr. Converse In the CHAIR on
the DlstrlC OF Columbia Appropriation
Bill. Various items In the bin gave rise
TO several long and uninterestihg diRCus.
Blons, but the Committe finally rose with.
out having completed Its consideration.
Adjourned,
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RIVER AND HARDoR IMPROVEMENTS.



WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Demo.
Gratis arc anxious Just now about David
Davis. One Of The Senators remarked yes.
terdav that he had invariably voted with
the Republicans lately on all party Ques.
tons, and he should not be surprised To
see him como out aatly and go with the
Administration alter the 4th OF March. He
had been heard to say OF late, It was re.
ported, that he was ashamed Of the Demo.
cratic party as managed by Tildon, Bar.
mum and Hewitt; that no respectable gon.
tleman could afford to identify himself In
public life with men who tried to carry
National elections by forgery and bribery.
II was noticed by the Democrats Saturday
that he voted with the Republicans on tho
question OF reference OF Senator Ingalls,
Electoral count resolution, and some OF
them thought II very significant. II has
been rnmored for some time that he was
tired OF the Senate and would gladly return
to the bench II he WAS offered the chance.
The story has been revived again since he
Introduced bill 10 authorize the retire.
ment OF q Judge OF the Supreme Bench
when in such q condition as not to be able
to exercise bis own discretion. II is I'm.
derstood that this Ia aimed at Judge OH.
ford, who Is not In the possession OF his
faculties owing 10 q stroke OF paralysis.
II is believed, however, that should the
bill pass the President would take the op.
portunity TO place Attorney General Dev-
ems on the bench, aud the Massachusetts
delegation will urge the claims Of Chlei
Justice Gray. An intimate friend OF Judge
Davis, however, says he would not take q
place again OH the bench II half a dozen
were at his disposal. lie is getting too
old for the great labor Of that position.
Davis is reported to be worth $2,0OO,0OO,
and his age and wealth make him Of 0
very independent turn Of mind.
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NORFOLK, VA, January 1.-Informatior
was received that Plymouth, Washington
county, North Carolina, was destroyed by fir
last night The freight warehouse OF tht
steamer Chorran and one store are the only
houses left standing. The fire originated
from q kerosene explosion. -Four hundred
bales OF cotton were burned.
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STEuBESytLLE, o., February LA shoot.
ing scrape occurred last evening in a sa.
loon on Fourth street, In which Henry
Downs used a revolver pretty freely, but
no one was injured. Downs was knocked
down by man named Elliott, and beaten
In irightful manner about the head and
incR,
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San FRAScIsCo, February la recent
arrival from Samoa, reports the death Of
King Milieton.
The country Is In state Of anarchy ex.
ecept the neutral territory governed by the
Oonsnls ol the United States, Germany
and Great Britain,
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AHANDuRo, February LA fire broke out
this morning and raged until late this after.
noon, destroying the greater part Of large
silk warehouse. The premises are insured ior
100000 marks. A large portion Of It will
fall on English companies.
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CHARLESTON, S O., February i.-Three
children Of Rev. Manning Hunter (colorcd) in
Sumter county, were burned to death Sunday
night In q fire caused by kerosene lamp ex-
pI1siOn. The father was away preaching and
the mother also absent.
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LONDON, February 1.-The charge Of
intimidation made against O'Neil, the paid
Secretary otths Cork Land League, has
been dismissed for The want Of evidence.
The Fenlan Proclamation has been
posted In Forth Shields.
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hWIt AEHIhHI GOV. HpFhEHe Compounded.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., February LII suit Of
the National Bank Of Commerce vs.. ChalIee,
master Of the A. and W. sprague estate, for
the ejeoIment frcm the property bought al
the sale under execution, was opened and en-.
tered settled, compromise being effected,
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COMMON sonse indicates the certain Ten.
denCy Of neglected Gold 10 the Lungs;
prevent such a termination by using DR..
Bull'O Cough Syrup for that cough. Price
25 cents q bottle.
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Fyou are coughing or not, but feel the
prGeence oil a Cold IN the system, use Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup and feel Immediate
relief. Price 25 cents bottle,
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Coon news Tor all investing in 81. Jacobs
Oil. For rheumatic suIerers It's a for.
tune,
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PENNSYLVANIA sENATORsHIP.
Another BALLOT Yesterday, Which Only
Served TO show tic LaCh ora Quorum.
HARRISBURG, February 1.-The four.
teenth ballot for Senator rssulted;

-, ''''''"'''''''''F 'F3TI
Thirty'one gentlemen were paired and
absent. A motion was made TO adjourn
the convention after this ballot, Division
was called for and carried, llS voting in
the Affirmative.
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WHAT WE owe.

Monthly Abntract Of the status OF the
Fable Debt.
WASHINGTON, D. O., February 1.-The
following is the public debt statement-ior
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Ghe GateIIi9etrrer.


oa,cc, Nor. sS and n Fourteenth street
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FIRE AND FURY.
DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATIONs AND
FIERCE STORMS.
Heavy Loss In PhiInleIphIa-PIymOuth,
Va, swept Away - Minor Fires at
Cleveland, and Elsewhere - chill.
dEen Harmed 10 DeAlh-Old
ROFeas Abroad, DC.
BOREAN BLASTS.

Earth wrapped In n snowy ShrOud-In-
tense Cold Weather and severe SIeet
aud Snow storms from The Lakes 10
the South Atlantic.
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AGENTS 80 s - /. :. = - :,
-1-r- .aE-t1s 81 Cffrst p Eng l
Ara Afirt 80
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The p|oper 70 stloos Of man 10 man In
society, and bic relations 10 III maker, 10
orderto accomplish that object, and u should
not bs excluded from the schools, or any
Other place by the operation Of tho law Of the
land. The religious part Of the community
feel that their influence for good Is ignored
and even repealed by this clause of tho con
stituion, and being FULLY impressed with tina.
fact, by tho numerous communications made
10 me and TO tho board of education on this
subject during the last two yoars, | have
deemed II. my duty TO present these views 70
the legislature for their consideration, and
for such action, II any therein, as may in their
judgment be deemed for the public good.
Il invoices q question that is before us now,
that is growing in Importance, and must be
met sooner or later. On the subject of a
university, respectfully refer you to the
memorial of committee, appointed by the
state association OF teachers, addressed TO me
and ask for it a respectful consideration, as
coming from those, who, from their occups-
ton, have given attention and thought TO,
the subject. 1t will be submitted to you.
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AN omAreaSoAL orr.
sceecb Of Hen. .. q. sfutches0n on
Putting In Nomination Hon. .. W.
Tbrockmo rfon for the u. N. SEN
ate, Delivered In the Texas
House Of Representatives
on Japuary 90.

Io.mo bare Ar soeoker With rersonol
0 "0
sympathies Tor james w. Throckmorton,
but with the impression that l would sup
mort Gerorsl 8 r Mexev Notbino has
a,
TRANSFERRED 10 c.anBo .no es''ii"Nloh III WHICH
held that distinguished gentleman. De-
traction cannot sully his honor and shame
;,.s,f o,o,,ld no oobsrod 70 s;t an tho brou,
''sVii "ou'' ~ III
OF MN VINO would attempt IL. lie mas oeen
faithful and laborious, and | had drifted
aw,v with that sentiment which regsrds n
nho ha. e,oa ,,looo .ooo,,,a i,Ie % oon.
"ah VINO h"' n'''u p,"oo '0oep'Ao'' % 0"'',
tied to retain it, But looking about mo- and
taking my reckoning, Bar. Speaker, nave
decided to raise my feeble voice for James
w. Trockmorton, OF Collin county.
Whence came the two men! From North
Texas, the stronghold OF democracy, and the
granary OF this state. IL claims the senator,
and you aeem disposed to concede 1t to her.
Then let North Texas have her choice. From
Collin county, Ked river, east, west, ana
south of Lamar, whom do they say Is their
darling SOM WITH one voice the cry comes,
James w. Throckmorton. Then ask Texas,
ask the broad state to look TO its
past history and sect whom she owes her
honors. A picket on tho outpost OF sd-
ysncing. civilization, he stood on her from
tier and like the people OF Judea, ouiis
up her hs6itatioDs with ore hand, while win
the other he fought back the red man from
her borders. a soldier in the war OF 1867,
when Pslo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palms
were enriched with the blood OF her sons,
he WAS found IN her ranks; "A counsellor
in her infancy, he pnilded up her waste
places and gave her system OF laws when
was her baptism OF liberty and prosperity.
And, MIR. Speaker, In the great hour OF her
danger, when she was about to blot her stsr
forever from the GALAXY OF the states, seeing
with prophetic ken dangers, obvious and
advantages more than doubtful, IKE hector
advising the return OF the beautiful Helen
and saving Troy from desolating
war, yet like that hero when the war came
he w-s seen in the thickest OF the hight oesr-
ing his breast like the Trojan, ,nnd when sue
lay dead and bleeding, he, like the Nszsrine,
went to he1 grave and called to her TO rise
and come forth, and kissed INTO new lie her
pale dead lips. Here Is a record Tor segac-
ity., Ossaandra proclaiming the iali OF her
city did not excel him IN prophecy. Here Is
q record for courage. For ne, who standing
in this house alone and looking over an angry
and tempestuous sea OF puohc sentiment
could say "haVlpg before me nay outy TO my
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