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d SHARP LITTER TO EMORY 4. STORES.
HIS LINCOLN CLUB SPEECH CRITICISED BY AN OLD
ADYIRFR

HIS LINCOLN CLUB SPEECH CRITICISED BY An OLD
ADMIRER.
CHICAGO, Feb 22.-Ihe following letter written
by Isaac Rice, o State Senator of Illinois from
the ogle district. has just been brought to light:
Mt. NORRIS, Feb. Is, 1882.
To NE Hon. EMORY A. sToRRs. Chicngo.
DEAR SIR: In writing To you may be doing very
foolish thing, but prompted u it for one snNl'
re1son aud that ID, that the SJawarts, who glory 40
uch In their name aware OF The feeling existing
among the firm thanking an! controlling part OF the Re
publican party IN the country with gard stalwarsm
as represented BY the Lincoln Club at its
last meeting. You seem TO DO not aware that
a, large majority OF Republican. dIMy
war male upoa him ~ The 5tswarts; and when We
read such speeches the ey Dr. Se@mans 1t is dtl-
CUT 70 avon the conclusion mat ne o. least rJoces ~
tho TACT. Arthur Was gorled, and Garfield such
poor Insignificant nobody, no ono had thns
20 even mention MS name. For the first time
In the history of our country, man was
nominated for tle Presidency WHO not cln4ida'e
anu indeed aG inst Ms own pr test I'd delegate ana
wat che country thought OF hlm was shown by his
overwhelming election. Any one who will Tesd Jar
neld speeches made upon al the great questions our
ing his l0nS Congressional career cannot ayOd the coz
clusion that he the Ibest statesman VI nis day
Lincoln was the victim OF the dlmnab.e spirit or
secession and Garfield was the victim Of the nelsh prt
Of Stawartism exhib ted by i5 chief apostle C0uk
ling The one Is rs much worse tnan tne otner as II Is
possible TO INe-the blow To the coming from
avowed enemy and TO the other from hand o. his
own household nave always bees z eat aimiteI VI
your speeches but when real your thrust at PfeSdht
critical prrtenceI Indeed, i4eXphcaDie tnat
such language SHOULD come from 50 e iea,-
Congress lost the Republicans aud under Hayes
IL regllned; bur then you say you wOu1 prefer
four years or strife, dssensons and whr~ ina 10 such
administration Hay es gave u5.
Tel what Grant did 10 protect the four million
freedmen OF the South. TECse states that over
wnelmngly Republican were lOst under his Administrt-
ton. one fact tnan thousand assertions,
and results when OF the ugltknd should All
desire 1t would he very gratifying 10 The country,
have DOUBT al the next celebration " the Lincoln
Tub il cOAid Ia the heart of but single mcmDe. 10
simply mention Garfelds name, he aud Lincoln were
exacdy alike in The most awful events OF assassn ion
ISAAC RICE.
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DEPREDATIONs BY CANADIAN INDIANS.

WINNIPEG, Man., Feb 22.-A telegram from
Batteford says there a large camp OF Blackfeet In
dams mt the forks Of Red Deer River and the South
Branch They have killed 80 cattle. In the Bow
River country an American whisky trader was shot
while trading with tie Black.cet Maxine Pares and
his brother were found dead with two Americans close
beside their wagons it is supposed they killed by
the Indians At the Crow Creek Reservation the Sioux
stole 900 horses They we're followed the line
and the horses recovered. The American Guthor
Ties uerferpd making prisoners OF the owners OF the
animals They have been set tree. their horses
tinue on American side. II also reported that tho
Blackret Indians took Inspector Dickens prisoner, and
after a few days, he released BY superintendent
Crgsier and his party.
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BATEs-EsHLEMAN-At ST James Church Lancaster.
Penn on the 2lst by the Rev. C. F. Knight, ID. d.,
Mafn Rates IT, OF New.YOrk City 10 Elizabeth g., daugh
Ter OF Tie late b. +. Esheman, esq OF Lancaster.
pyPD-PEARSON- NetherwOod Heights Plainheld, v
nm the IN inst, by the Rev. G. H. Mann George Rad.
cline Byrd OF springfield. Ohio and Amy Constance Pear
son daughter OF 4. Pearson. Of Motherhood aud
her OF the late Simeon Child formerly Of Boston,
Boston papers please copy
DALTON-HIWRoD-O Monday evening, February 90 at
the residence Of the brides parents. by the Rev Hugh
smith Carpenter. d. D., Minnie J., daughter Of William
IIimrod to Albert J. Dalton all Of New. York.
POTTER-KEY-At Grace Church. Baltimore, on the 2lst
inst by the Rev. Drs c. and b. Potter Frank Hunter
Potter 10 Alice daughter Of the late Philip Barton Key
PUTNAM-vAIL-On Monday, February 90, az the rest
the brides uncle, Mr John o. Willis o. % East
I2Tth-sL. New y by the Rev. samuel LOugfelOw.
Kinrman y Putnam and Margaret W Ills All daughter Of
Walter Vail, esq. Of NewDurg. y. /.
sCOTT-STEARNs AT Newark, \. J., Tuesday, February
81 1892 First PresDy terrain Church. BY the Rev J.
stearns d. father Of the bride assisted by her uncle
the Rev George l. Prentss d. d., Anna Prenss stearns
" Austin Scott.
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OBTTTARY NOTES.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 22.-Mack Ship died
in this city to-day at the age Of ninety three years
He was a native Of Luncnburgh County, Va, and
served In the Army during the whole OF the War or ISL
WArERTowS, Y. Y, Feb oh. J. Botchford, prom
nent and wealthy citizen OF Port Leyden, N " died to-
day.
ST. PETERSBURG Feb 22.-COunt Schouvalof, the head
NJ the Appanage Department Of the Russian Imperial
household has died suddenly Of paralysis He Ii not
the Count schouvaof who was the former Ambassador
To London.
TACOMA n H. Feb 22.-Capain Winburn A.
sauborn died OF Fernandina Fla. last night at the
age OF about seventy-onc years. He commanded the
first steamboat on Lake Wnncpesaukce, and had com
fnaud II the Lady OF the Lake for many years
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Wednesday Feb D. 1892.
There have been further arrests Of Socialists In Gaca
Tho French Government has appointed VI. Tijsot as
ador AZ LONDON and the Marquis dc NoaiIes as
AmbassadOr a. COnst antinople.
The creditors OF Bank Of Lyons and Loire favor the
accordance OF compromise providing FOR the payment
30 per cent within months. with bonds pay able IN
ixea number OF years for the rest VI the liabilities
Lisbon dispatch says: SENIOR barDo-A mas INTRO
ucd resolution in the Chamber Of Deputies proposing
-, ui,nce NJ spain and Portugal. on tho ground that
tho united nations need fear no foreign aggression
Wreckage from the British steamer city OF London,
which sailed from London, November H., for Sewfork
and has never reached her destination, Is continually
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washing up the Irish coast signal locker has been
found bearing the name OF the vessel.
MERRIcKvILLE, Ont. Feb. Cdr william Weir, OF
this place. while assisting in ths removal Of goods from
building which was on fire. was eau t In the flames and
burned fatally
VICTORIA. b. C.. Feb. GA mail sleign an express
sleigh and four horses lost while crossing the lee
kamloops Lake tOay. The drivers and pass myers
capped, but we're badly trost-bitten.
MONTREAL, Que, Peb. ON. BOur sau OF the whole
sale firm Of Payete Bourgluli. been miss;ag
the 9Th instant Edward Story, n machinist In the
Grand Trunk shops, has also disappeared This IA the
fourth case OF the kind during the present month.
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THE sAYDOWN PARK RACES.

LoNDoN, Feb. 22.-Ths was the second day
Of the sandown Club first spring meeting The
for the Sandown Grand Prize-listance two miles and
haf-was won by the Duke II Hamiton's fve-year-old
bay colt scot Guard Mr. T. Canuous iye-year-old bay
mare Minnie Hauk secured the second place, and Mr.. W
H. Manscrs six-year old bay horse Falmouth the third
place Captain Machelrs hyeyearold bay horse
Pireus also ran The betting Just before the race was
1 20 L against scot Guard : 10 / against Minnie Hauk
5 10 against Falmouth. and 10 l against PirTeus.
The Hunters hurdle race-distance two mlles-was
won nv the Duke OF Hamton's fiye-yeaTCld chestnut
colt Jolly sir John. The second place secured by
Lord EOssmOre's tve-yearOd kcepaway ana the third
place by Floating Feather. Six horses ran
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OBITCARY.
LIEUTENANT JAMES \. MCAULIFFE.

LIEUTENANT JAMES \. McAULIFFE.
Lieutenant James A. McAulifie, of the 9TH
ARTILLERY died at Governors Island on Tuesday from
paralysis Of the heart. He was born In Buffalo N "
twenryeight years ago, and appointed from that
city to cadetship at West Point in 1871. He was
graduated four years later and appointed second
Lieutenant in the 9Th Artillery, joining his battery In
Plattsburg Barracks He served with his regiment In
Kew West at the Artillery School Fort Monroe. where
he was graduated in ISL. at ST. Augustine and al New
mort Barracks Ky. His regiment came North IN NOyem
Der last and he assigned u Fort Columbus, OF
which post he Adjdtant at the time OF his death
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PLANS For JEWISH COLONIES.

ToRoSTO Ont, Feb. pa dispatch from
London 20 The GoJe says that at meeting of the
tive committee OF the Mansion House Fund for the
relief Of the Russocwsh refugees under the presidency
of Cardinal Manning, subcommittee appointed TO
select places for the formation Of agricultural settle
meuts attention being specially directed 10 Palestine
and the Canadian northwest The sum OF $4,000 was
placed az the dispOsa! OF tue subcommittee.
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sKOBELEFF ORDERED BACK no RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 22.-The Car has
ordered General skobeef to this city 1t Is eX-
pected that he will be required explain Lis recent
speech.
BERLIN Feb. 22.-Itis positively stated that Prince
Bismarck has demanded explanations from st. Peters
burg I'm regard TO General -k0belcs speech. The mat
ter will be discussed in the Lower House OF the Diet
when the foreign estimates mp for consideration.
MADRID. Feb. 22-Emiie CASTELAR, has published an ar
cle on General SObelr- recent speech. He expresses
fears OF coming slave invasion OF Europe and declares
that Il behOves the Latin In the interest OF civil
people.
LONDON Feb. GA dispatch from Paris to The Times
saws that General Skobeen believes that the Danuban
proyiuees If liberated would stand toward Russi1 in the
same relation in which the United states stands towards
England.
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PROTESTING AGAINST MORMONISA

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. pa large pub
lie meeting to protest against MormOnism and poygamy
was held in Music Hall this evening Governor Little
field presided Addresses made by President Rob
nson of Brown University; Bishop Clark Ex-Mayors
DOYLE and BarstOw. and the Rev. Drs. Greer and
Behrends Resolutions expressive or the object Of the
meeting taO DLed
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huts the palace OF Priam and his family. and the
splendid belongings OF royalty such Org Homer
ever described doubt ordinary horses perhaps even
omnibus horses ght models for the horses OF
Achilles To such persons 1t might seem good thing H.
as We overheard cOunoisseur In the gallery say 10
another the picture bad been painted smaller ana the
horses made neater and more natural But kegnAuIt
was youth full OF fire and life loving horse tne more
the ne was ike q fiery flame, and with MS NINA
stirred by the trumpet tones that were JUST tben sounS
in his from the Grst sight OF the Sstne ceIhg
small and neat pic ures did not seen the thing He
pain, ed first this and then the Prin. Ana NJ fsi5
owns the Prm would that NewYOrk could be The proud
owner OF this brave spur from genius who had France
not borne him should have been born here.
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THE ICE ~ TILE HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Feb. 22.-The steamer
John l. Hssbrouck. which left New-YOrk for Pough-
keepsie at II o'clock last night twentythree hours
coming through arriving here at IL o'clock toni ht
she was five hours lighting the ice in tie Highlands AID
was also hours getting through the ice place
two miles south NJ mere. She leaves the ely for New
York 4 Tomorrow.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE At BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 22.-Stephen Broacbent, n
well known citizen Of Baltimore, formerly member Of
the firm Of Frances Broadbent killed this afternoon
an the track OF the Northern Central Railroad within the
limita OF this city II IL stated that Mr. Broadbeut In
Oured several times when the train would pass ana hs
came along while he was standing near the track he
pulled of his nat and threw himself the rails and the
trai passeL over him.
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A YOUNG THLEF,S EXPLOITS.

Troy, Feb 22.-Mamie Hays the eleven
year old thief who robbed safe in this city Of S3S be-
sides committing other herts and who accused re-
spectacle West Troy young woman OF completely, made
full confession last night admitting that she alone
responsible for the rObberies. At her home large
quantity Of jewery and other articles stolen from
riOus stores has been found.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for he past "a hours

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, a. m.-The barom-
eter is highest OF the Mississippi River and lowest
in Nova scotia General rain has fallen IN the Lower
region and NewEngland The prevailing winds are
northwesterly The temperature has fallen slightly in
the Atlantic Coast states and New England anu risen
else where,
Indications for to-day
For New England. clearing weather, northwostcrly
winds stationary lower temperature higher pressure
For the Middle Atlantic states, fair weather north
westerly winds higher pressure, stationary empeTa-
ture
Indications for tomorrow.
Fair weather indicated on Friday in the Atlantic
Coast States.
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LONDON Feb 22-i:30 m-Calcutra Ln5eei. 47'347 Sd
per quarter Sperm on $40 per tom Pae tosin 7fU
iO6d -prts Hurpeuune 423dGsJ cwL REFINED
petroleum. 6U6i4d spirits Petroleum I'D l4sd. per
GALLON Common sOsln sd. Linseed Oh % 3D. per
HAyRR. Feb 22.-WlcOXs Lard closed at 50 IRA mes
80 centimcs per 30 ku0s.
BRRNgy Feb 22.-WilcOIs Lard closed az 50 marks
neT M pounds Petroleum. marks 30 Dfenmga
ANTWERP. FEB. 22-Peuoleum. IS francs LII ceHtlmes
for nne pale American
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ARCHIBALD c. NIEEN.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, Feb. 22.-General a.
C. Niven died at his residence in Monticello, Sullivan
County, yesterday after prolonged illness.
General Niyen born ia this state about seventy
eight years ago, and lawyer By profession Dur
ing his public career he was Master in Chancery,
Supreme Court Commissioner, Surrogate OF Sullivan
County nom 1928 TO 1910. Democratic member OF
Congress from ls45 1si7 and District Attorney OF
sullivan County from S47 1859. He elected TO
inc state senate In 1868 the INth District
Democrat but was unscated contest made by Henry
z. Low.
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Daniel Quinn, sixteen years of age, of No.
9 Jamesst and Frederick Foster, another youth living
in the zane place, played theatre about 10 O'Clock last
night with pistol II exploded in the hands Of Foster,
and the bullet lodged In the right eye VI Quinn. 1t Is
doubtful II Quinn will live. He Chambers Street
unanitaL. tOstnr arrestnh.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Mr. BRADLAUGH EXPELLED.

LONDON. Feb 22.-In the House of Commons this
afternoon Mr.. Gladstone stated that Lord Randolph
ChurchiPs motion for the issue of writ for
Northampton would relieve the House from its
difficulty but Mr.. Bradlau;h had not sat dur
ing the debate his conduct not such as accord
ing to the wording of the rules, would vacate his
seat. Mr.. Gladstone adhered to his position that
the House had acted beyond its powers in prevent
ing Mr.. Bradlaugh from taking the
oath; but Mr.. Bradlaughs conduct. he
said, was an act Of fragrant disobedience
10 the House. but not to the chair. Considering the
Governments position throughout, Mr. Gladstone
said he had resolved to leave the direction of the
question the majority, giving it his assistance as
far as possible. daughter from the Conservative
benches
Sir Stafford Northcote asked the Speaker if Mr..
Bradlaugh had not also disObeyed him. The
Speaker said Yes"
Mr. Gladstone said the act Of disobedicnce had
not been carried far as compel the chair to ask
for assistance.
Sir Stafford Northcote complained of the conduct
of SIR. Gladstone but said it was not for him to-
assume the leaders duties lie moved that Mr..
BIadlaugh be prevented from entering the pre-
cincts of the House.
Lord Randolph Churchill declared this motion to
be milk and water, and said he would vote against
10.
Lord Churchilps motion for q new writ re-
jected without division.
Mr.. Lyons motion declaring Mr.. Bradlaugh to be
guilty of proclamation and therefore incapable Of
sitting in the House of Commons was withdrawn
because of legal objections to pronouncing on a
question of qualification. During the discussion Of
this point Mr.. Labouchere demanded that Mr..
Bradlaugh be heard at the bar Of the House.
The House receiving this motion unfavorably
Mr.. Bradlaugh passed the bar and tool, n seat. In
consequence of this fresh act OF disObedlence, and
because Mr. Gladstone refused TO act, Sir Stafford
Northcote withdrew his first motion and moved
that Mr.. BradlauGh, having disobeycd the chair
and being in contempt of the House, be expelled.
Mr.. Gladstone supported this motion. which was
passed by a vote of POI to So. MIR. Bra laugh
quietly left the House.
Mr. Bradlaugh voted with the minority. AIr.
Gladstone did not voie. The Marquis OF Hartiug-
ton the Right Hon. George Goschen and Sir Henry
James lAttoruey-General), ali Liberals, voted for
the expulsion of Mr. Bradaugh; and Sir Charles
Dixie RADICAL, the Right Hon. j. A. Mundel a
Liberal, the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain
Radical, Leonard Courtney Liberal. Ge rye
Trevelyan Q4iberal and the Right Hon. George Le-
fevre Liberal, voted against his expulsion.
Upon the motion of Sir Stafford NOrthcote new
writ for Northampton was ordered Mr. Labouchcre
stating that Mr.. Bradlaugh would be n candidate.
Mr. Corbett lConserva iyel, the unsuccessful cam
didate for Northampton IN the last election VIII De
again nominated.
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reasonable in his opposition. There nothing here OF
hs that Is any than what the society accepted
all the work OF the arst this year merely variation of
the one finger waltz. There drawings,
here by Florence Este. NJ Seymour
f. II. Harrington, Bomer, Bauer and
Hawey That deserved place in the Water Color, and
room onght 10 have been made for them. OF some OF
these shall SPEAK at enyth but of tho creator
part of is collection IL VIII b. assary TO speak at
all There never perhaps, be any harm In protest.
but as rule IL is better policy TO bidc ones time.
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NJ POTZATD

PARIS. Feb ON. ROuzaud. Nine. Nilsson's
husband who became insane during the excitement at
tending the recent financial crisis, died to-day In the
lunatic asylum in which he had been placed NJ.
Romano was stock broker in Paris. He married Nine.
Nilsson in So and their married life Is said TO have
been a happy one
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TIE GERMAN MISSION.

LoNDoN, Feb. 23.-A dispatch from Berlin
TO The Times says Great surprise "a expressed here at
the accompaniment OF successor to Mr. White as
American Minister 1t ia thought that Prince Bismarck
will retaliac by postpOning indefinitely the appointments
OF a successor Herr SchlOe2er Several journals
publish apyreciatye articles the Washington an
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Rossnrs Stabat Mater" is announced to be sung
by the Strakosch Opera Troupe next Sunday night
in Booths Theatre.
Mr. Wallack viii appear next Monday, February
81, at Hayerlys Theatre, in Brooklyn, still acting
in The Colonel which is successful now at the
New-York PARK.
The New-York Quintet Club will give
ito fifth concert of chamber music this
afternoon in Steinway Hall The programme
will consist entirely of Rnbinstein's music, the
pieces being his quartet in minor, op II, No. 2;
his PRELUDE ct Fugue," for pianoiorte; and bus
Quintet III minor, Op. SO.
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ST1BBED IN 4 QUARREL.

John Sheridan, twenty years Of age, of No.
300 Riyngtoust quarrelei last last night st Goerck
stabbed Sheridan in theteft arm. iuhcting severe
wound The injured man attended 10 by an abuance
surgeon aud taken his Cunnlsky arrested.
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