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New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
olhANOE fAUARlES OF lNSANll l.
YOUNG MAN WHO HOPES TO REORGANIZE THE


DRAMA.
SYRACUSE, Feb. 1. (Specml.) )-J. d. Hotch-
kiss, the Of wealthy resident of Rochester,
entered tho Vanderbilt House yesterday and
In dramatic way addressed the porters,
clerks and hotel attaches Familiarity by their Christian
names He pronounced himself OF the leading the
arcal managers OF the world ard declared that he
about TO form company with Manager
Lehnen, Of this city, and that number OF enterprises
would be undertaken that would dazzle the world by
before Manager Lehnen in the best attire,
and asked some one TO lend him SIX
hat that the impression made upon Mr.
Lehnen would be favorable one. Unable to
the coveted head he sailed forth In Derby
hat and few moments In Manager Lehnens Oliice
Then he began TO unfold the prospectus or
the theatrical venture that would bring renown to It's
projectors and make their names u household w0ru In
every quarter OF the civilized globe.
Half an hour afterward Mr. Lchnen received n tele-
gram from Levi HOtchkiss father Of the young man,
dated at Rochester, nquring about him. On being In.
formed that the young man was here, he teegraphed
watch until he should arrive In the evening Tonight he
came here in company with ex-senator Raines, OF
Rochester, and went at once to the landerDlit
House. where they found young Hotchkiss dis
cussing stupendous schemes with the guests
OF the hotel He seemed sheeve tnat he was about to
revolutonize the drama completely and was
pleased with the impression which ne
had made upon Mr.. Iehnen. He was evidently
is insane and last night was locked up In MS
the second floor. lie jumped from the
window at m. to-day and escaped TO
this city In reight-car. Mr. Hochkss, his Insane son
and the Senator left east-bound train tonight
understood that the State Asylum for the Insane Is
hei dpst
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
SHOT BY HER FATHER.

READING, Penn, Fe. l (SpeciaD Adam
scroyer this afternoon shot his eldest daughter Ella
age twenty-five In the front room the neghbors found
little boy. about four years old, sobbing AS his heart
would break upon being asked what the matter he
onsN,ered that his sister Ella and papa had awfnl
fight the father having chastscd Fila FOR keeping com
pany with young whom lac disliAed sehroyer es-
capped TO the mountains.
IL appears that Ella receiving the company OF q
certain young whom her father objected TO- as ne
had another in mind who lie thought, more suitable
FOR her Last night her lover called and left at reason
able hour. This morning she was upbraided by her
father for allowing him enter and the quarrel ended
s stated The young 10 Is thought, cannot i've
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
ALLEGED CRUELTY INA STATE PRISON

NEw-HAvEN, Feb. l (Specidl) ).-Something OF
stir has created hereby the reterlton OF charges
made by The Hartford Times and denied by John IT,
Iced. NJ this CITY, one OF the State Prison Directors,
concerning acts OF cruelty that institution The Times
asks Mr. Leeds: Was it wholly sensational and false
that Thomas smith young prisoner, was found dead In
his cell handoied at tho back and gagged on October
A. lss2 or that john Anderson an insane prisoner,
was soaked under the hose till he nearly died or that
Michael ChcrSt, known IA one or the WINDSOR LOCKS
mur,erers has been disciplined for several months,
some OF the time chained To the grating OF the dungeon
oor T. The Times claims TO have other facts, ana IL 10
believed that It's tilt against Mr. Leeds Will result III
thorough Investigation OF the alleged barDaries at
Wath
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
FRENCH OPERATIONS AT LANGSoN.

PARIS, Feb. IA Chuadman telegram an
nouncrs the arrival of General Briere de Iso and his
troops who are In readiness to advance upon Langson
The troops in good health and spirits.
General Briore de lslc has sent request to the War
Department for large quantity OF quninc for The use OF
the French soldiers In Touquiu According TO General
rere Psle the present French force IN Tonqun CON
sunes every month quinine worth ~ 800.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
COMPLAINTS OF DuTcHEss COUNTY.

POUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. l. -(Special) - Much
interest felt several counties of the State in relation
to bill just sent In from Dutchess County against the
City OF Poughkeepsie. amounting to over S600o0 which
committee from the Board OF Supervisors says Is due
the county for moneys paid by the latter to several
asyums the for the OF the insane poor and
deaf, dumb and blind dependents. The bill is made ont
for each year from ls65 the present time. IL would
the report Of the committee that Dutchess
County is to have trouble with other counties on the
same score the report says: In other cases, resi-
dents OF the state OF Vermont and OF the counties OF
Ulster, Putnam and Columbia were charged TO and paid
for by this county and the Will be hereafter sub
mtted TO the proper authorities"
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
SEEKING SHELTER on A CAKE OF ICE.
A CREW or TwESrY-rwo HUNGRY AND FROZEN
MES wRTCRED-Two OF THE PARTY DYING.
iHr rgLs0RAPH To THE rRIBuSgi

inT TELEGEAPH To rHE rRIBUSg.i
HALIFAX. Feb. IA dispatch from Prince
Edward Island to night reports that a the passengers
who had such thrilling experience the Ice. have ar
rived ut ChaIoitc,own several In prccarious con
dition. j. 4. fraser tonight said the twenty-five men
started on wednesday without axes provisions. aud
oGy asnall pocket compass and kcg Of water. Nor
r-on fell through the ice within an hour after leaving
the shore Ills cotheswoc frozen and he suffered ter
rhly Aftor tong all dag the party reached cake o.,
is lark and detcrnusi 70 stay there for the night
ono OF the boat. -Inashed and slow fire kept
up with the other two boats q small cabin made.
Toward baybrcak the parted within fifteen feet of the
cshiu The party then on small tongue n Tee
which the dashed iurousy and the sufferers
hal barely dime Ia get the bOltr In the water aud get
aboard before the lee broke Into piece~.
ON Thursday the pnry again got on solid Ice. hut II
wa intensely cold one OF the crew, IrenhOD became
drIIrinus and wanted to be left To die. At o'clock
CAPTAIN Irving discovered land nnead. and the half
daIcd men made de.prgute effort 10 reach land Two
~ TIE party Will die three others VIII lose their hands
utIf feet
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
yrRDEegp FOE 4 LITTLE MONEY.

GRAND FORKS, Dak, Feb. ! (SpeciaL)-
News has been received from strabane in this county, OF
the murder of Mrs. c. G. Smell and her sxyearod boy
She was the wife of Rea Smell, who was absent Tho
murder was done with an axe and knle' George
Miller n young hired man. is missing with one team. lie
is suspected along with another man, MeCatrey. "ho
was arrested to-day. The murder s supposed 70 navo
been doue for robbery, there being lew huure"
he hnlS
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
oosprL TEMPERANCE ARMY.

AKRON, Ohio, Feb. (SpeciaU.-Ihe Gospel
Temperance Army was organized here by Salvation
Army captains who have left The army. because an or.
der has gone out the London headquarters that
onv nersons of English birth shall be commissioned as
oicers After campaign Of three weeks here the new
army will move on to Toledo ana other townA
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02

BINGHAMToN, Feb. l. (Specidl) )-Chittenden
Rogers OF the best known amateur bicycsts OF the
Southern tier. prominent young business man OF this
city while engaged game OF polo last night at the
Ptouoer Rink IA Ills city. came into collision with an
other player with such fore % be thrown Violently
TO the o0r lie daZed by the shock. but went 70
hrcssing room without assistance. Upon being taken
home he fell into spnsms, and before $50 a. M was
dead Rogers last year iOwcrod the worlds amateur
record seconds distance three miles. and he'd many
medals and prizes the bicycle He was passion
ateiy fond Ol athletic sports.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
MADAME oOTTRELLY SUED FOR DIVORCE.

CHICAGO, Feb. Ia divorce suit has been
begun here the complainant being Leopold A Won
Wese a riding master and trainer OF horses. The de-
fendant Is Madame Mathildo Cottrely, OF the McCaui
Casino Company, and Colonel McCaull Is made core
spondent Won weste charges undue familiarity between
his wife and McCaull Madame Cottrey has been mar
red thrco times and Won West, four tmeA HIS fatncr
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02

the nrincipal address Walker Elliott, on taking tno
char said: "You all know what has been done recs'
ly and think you satisfied with It, Appau.ssg, ta
Lnow that am We don't need to send the III ,9b
tbe other side IL can be manufactured there Sa
b. OReilly who was introduced as 'iongS
Ecnian from Ireland not here very iong
said In the war between England ana lrelu'u o,,v
have had q victory. You In your hearts, know Pe.!e
veil that onv means to bring the ameoratioh o
the condition of Irish ustiiahe IN the e
Of God and man." Tho speaker continued III ever 1o m
VIOLENT strain and was followed by Rosa ana "''n
nurka
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
ACCEPTING THE COUNTER PROPOSALS.

PARIS, Feb. 1.-The Temps this
morning says: England has accepted
the French counter proposals relative
TO the financial management Of Egypt
with q few amendments which France
and the other powers have adopted
and an Egyptian treaty will shortly be arranged.
France has secured her required inter
ests England admitting the principle
of international inquiry. 1t only remains for two
fariaments 10 indOrse the agreement
The Temps adds that England will withdraw her
troops from the Soudan as soon possible
CoNsTANTfN oPLF. Feb. lit ~ stated that Earl
Granville. the British Foreign Secretary, has re-
jectcd Febmy Pachas proposals relative TO Egypt
iau affairs and that the Porte has sent fresh in
structions 70 Fehmy Pacha, which will probably
facilitate an arrangement.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
FATALLY HURT BY A WHIPPING
,,n,Nc Feb. | (SDecial) Josiah McGrath,

TENDTNT, L
oruer who lives Blue Marsh In this county reported
80 tho authorities that his daughter, SIX had died
from the effect OF whipping at the hands of the village
schoolmaster When the child returned home from
school Yesterday she complained OF severe pain IN her
Ill Her father made examination and found three
black aud blue wets her back. The ohld had only
recently recovered from sickness and although
medical aid was at summuned, she gradually grew
andu died.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
A NATIONALIST PROCESSION STOPPED.

LONDONDERRY. Feb. 1.-Messrs. Redmond
and O Irlen, the Irish Natonai-ts, were returning to
this city after attending meeting at Carndonaush,
when they met by procession 4 their
friends bearing torches The Mayor ordered the
polcc and military to prevent their entry into the cty
Mr. OBricn thcreupon de parted for Dublin while hei
oud came To hotel Ia this city Riots occurred III the
evening between tho OTdngcuen and NatiOnalsts.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
pAupER EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.

IIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-Unitcd Statc5 C0nsuI
Packard has requested the Mayor OF this city TO publish
b net Of Congress torbldng the landing of paupers In
te United Stnes In order that poor people may not be
,luded by ticket agents into eXponding their last sh
ling ID for passage to America
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
TO lNrROpr0E FED RIYER Valley FLOUR.

ST. PAUL, Feb. Especial. AT a meeting or
the milcrs of the Red River Valley at Moorehead IL was
decided to perfect organization to be known as the
pod pivcr Valley Mlers' Association he Incorporated
undor the laws OF Dakota The organization Is tor the
purpose placing the Rcd River valley n1ur m o
eastern mar cts Committees were orheu W NcststVo
te matters OF cheaper Insurance, freight rates 10 the
Enst nnI 10 irx fn hnxn them redueed II p0sslble.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
TEACuING BOY5 TO CAMILLE.

ConoEs, Feb. 1.-(>pecial. THE police to-
day rided the OF the cigar store of Ralph
Barnes in Music Hall block. which fOr some time has
been talk al of u gambling place for boys. Twelve
boys were engaged In game Of poker for money Most
OF them were schooboys They arrested with the
proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
MR. GOsCHEN ON THE LAND QUESTION.

EDINBuRGH, Feb 1.-The Right Hon. George
j. oschen delivered long speech here last evening on
the land question He said II bad that the existing
ancestors The speaker was prepared hand the full
control OF the licensing laws 10 local authorities Dut Was
aycrse TO the adoption OF laws TO prohibit INC so oi
In
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
INyINCIBLES IN PARIS.

PARIS, Feb IA member of the editorial
staff Of the Figaro states that short time before the
recent explosions In London three men and woman
Ncre pointed ont to HIM In restaurant In Paris as
irish inyncibes about to commit 0utrages In London
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
A RELIGIOUS MASS -MEEEING.

BISGHAMToN, Feb. IL (NpeeiaL)-The largest
religious meeting held IN this city occurred at the
opera House this afternoon, the Baptist. Congresa-
tionnl Methodist and Presbyterian Churches particpat
ing II Is estimated that $500 people were present
The Rev / T. Johnson, Of Massachusetts, spoke aud
was followed by several OF BmghantOns clergymen.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
HIS NECK BROKEN BY A FALL.

JouNsrowN, Feb 1.-Peter Moonas, we'll
known butcher OF this place, while coming out OF the
Opera House last evening, fell down the stairs and
,kp his upck
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
BRITISH FORCES AT BRIT.
GENERAL EARLE PREPARING FOR AN
ATTACK.
POSITIONS OF THE REBELs-A RECoNNoIssANCE
AT sUAKIM.

POSITIONS OF THE REBELs-A RECONNOIssANCE
AT sUAKIM.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-The following dispatch was
received to-day from General Lord WOseey dated
hortl, FEBRUARY : General Earle has advanced
MS troops TO within seven miles of Brit, but will
DC uhaoie 10 concentrate them in readiness for an
attack upon that place until February 3 owing to
ditiicuty experienced in navigating the river The
enemy hoids strong position at Brit. A deserter
from the rebel ranks says the commander at Brit
has received letter from the Emr of Berber
stating that the British have captured Metemneh
and sent steamers to Khartoum with troops and
stores for the garrison there. The Emr strongly
advised tile commander ut Brit not to oppose
General Earc's advance rs the British were sending
troops across the desert from Korosko to Abu
Hamed to suppress the rebels. The letter also re-
ported the names of the sheks killed at the battle
at Abu kiea Wells, and stated that rumOr
current that Hassim Pacha Khafa had died in the
Mahdrs camp The deserter recently left Berber.
where. he says. there are twenty-six survivors of
the massacre of Colonel Stewards party, who were
wrecked in the Nile IN one of Gordons steamers
The survivors consist of Syrians and Greeks. The
deserter says they are not imprisoned but not
allowed to leave Berber."
suAKiM, Feb. 1.-The British to day made recon-
nassance in force with two guns. They shelled the
enemys camp at Hasheen The rebels, who hold
strong position were courageous. advancing with
loud yes, but they seemed 10th to leave their own
ground The British subsequently, returned to
Suakm. No casualties occurred.
CAIRO. Feb. l.-General Sir Redvers Butler,
General Lord WolseIcy's ChiefofStaf. has been
temporarily appointed to succeed General stewart
via Mctemneh. General Sir Evelyn oGd succeeds
General Butler as ChefOf-Stah. General Grenfell
succeeds General Wood Commander-in-chef OF
hA nj Ian flAFp AIl
General Grenfell in the command OF the Nile
TRANSPORTS.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
HURT BY A coAsrING PARTY.

ITHACA, Feb. 1.-(SpeciatJ-lIiss Ella Fer
ri- Of this village, while crossing Buaiost last night,
was struck by heavy sled containing three young
men She wa. thrown several feet In the air falling on
her head Short after the accident she seized with
epleptic oouvusions Her symptoms indicate fracture
Of the base OF the skull
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
THE STATS ZEITUNG THREATENED.
A threatening letter has been received at the

office of The Staas Zeung stating that 1t was the ien
ton of certain persons, names being given 10 plo
mn the building. The letter from its wording Ms
deutly the work of crank. and attention nas po.
maid 10 H. The ianitor Informed OF the maei, INV
he keeps n sharp watch for any dangerous ,1,
person that may appear, but no other precauuon 10
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02

now old and aristocratic man, and formerly was
general of artillery in the Hanoverian Army. Nine.
Cottrely came to America fifteen years ago, and was
for some time connected exclusively with the German
her I'm the rank of successful actors. She accepted
leading roles in the Thaia Theatre, New-York, Then
she concluded 10 sing In comic opera and entered INTO
contract with Colonel McCau to play at the BUou
Tleatre
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
A VERDICT or ACQUITTAL APPROVED

WmKEsBARRE, Penn, Feb. 1.-The Pitts
ton homicide case that occupied the attention OF the
court for several days. In which Thomas Muile' fatrox
Kennedy John Loughrey aud Thomas Haley were tried
for the murder OF David j. Williams, closed yesterday
Afternoon The Jury came into court late last night WIN
verdict OF not guilty The large audience shouted anu
stamped to shsw approval OF the verdict
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
o,,,,p no,,p pv RiyD or ROBBERS.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Feb. line oouy o'
,a,, .',n.I ~ no pedler, was found last night on
Co., NJ, ,o,n with a bullet hole in the forehead and
,no hodv rdded and stripped of clothing, 1t Is sup
od ~ ne the work an organized band' who nave
Poseu ~ &c umeros crimes IN that vicinity recently
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
VIOLENT DYNAMITE SPEECHES.

The hall at No. 475 Pcarl-st. was crowded
last night with assembly attracted by the announce
ment that O'DoDovsn Rossa Professor Mezzeron and
others would deliver addresses before the Denis Deasy
Circle Of the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood Professor
MczzerOG was net present, and ODonovan Rossa made
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
DETERMINED TO FIND DYNAMIT TE.

HALIFAX, Feb. IA private letter from the
agent the Nova Scotia Fruit Growers In London says
mat every tenth barrel Of Nova Scotia apples s opened
by the authorities In their search for dynamite
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
CONVOY ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

7 CORRY, Tenn., FtD, KOPtCtUtT' OI'I'c' .7''. -.
| MEMS age twcnty-seyen cowboy from hnhooas
County, Nevada charged with forgery was artra ,h,s
last night in Warren County by sheriff staples Vi 'n
| county and taken to Erie this evening
New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
BARK IN COLLISION WITH A PIER.

| PLYMOUTH, FEB. l.-When the DIltlsh Darh
Wellington, which towed here with her crew IN
state OF mutiny, broke from her moorings on Friday
night, she IN collision with the pier and damaged
Il = .NAHII
The Clifton clarion., 1885-11-25
Proposals Wanted! For Doing fife County Print
 ing for Graham County,
 Arizona.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ the Board of Supervisors of Graham County, Arizona, will receive sealed propo- sals up to 10 o'clock, A. M., January f, 1Ss5, for publishing the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors, and all other matters neces- sary to be printed for the first six months ending July s1, 1s55.
 Proposals to sta.o the price per inch for first and all subsequent insertions in solid brevier type.
 Proposals to be filed with the Clerk of the Board up to the time namsi, and to be en- dorsed: Prop jsals for doing the County Printing"
 Payment at contract price to be made quarterly by warrants drawn on the General Fund.
 Contract to be awarded to the lowest re- sponsible bidder. Proposals to be accompanied by B copy of this notice and good bond in the sum of S250OO for tho faithful performance of the contract, if awarded.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 BURT DUNLAP,
 Chairman pro tenn. EDw. D. FUTILE,
 Clerk.
 Solomonville, rizona, Nov. Q, 1885.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-11-25

How THE people in other sections of the country feel about the re- cent diabolical outrages of ma rauding Indians is not known, but one thing is certain and that is that the people of this Territory and New Mexico are thoroughly wrought up at the criminal su- pineness, manifest corruption and startling inefficiency of the War Department in its dealings with its Indian pets. What we want to know is this: Is there in this country one law for an Apache and another for a white man? If a citizen steals a horse, commits murder, arson or robbery, punish ment, swift, sure and impartial. overtakes hlm. But a red devil. fed, clothed and armed, all with money from honest peoples pock- ats-this fieud in human shape is licensed by a Government that calls itself the most civilized on the face of the earth, to commit crimes at which the civilized world stands agtast.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-11-25

GENERAL SHERIDAN says: Gen eral Crook is the best man we have to deal with these hostile Indians, and will accomplish more than any other man in the army. He is familiar with the Indians and their country; and, unfortunate as the people of Arizona and New Mexico have been, there is no other man in the army who could do any better or who is more wrapt up in the welfare of the people of that section as regards life, property and business pros poets" This commendation of General Crook is all we'll enongh for the past, but it fails to express the prevailing sentiments of the residents of Southern New Mex Ico and Arizona in regard to Gen eral Crooks present conduct. Men whose relatives and friends have been murdered by Crooks pets, may not, perhaps, be impartial judges, but certainly they have very definite and distinct opinions ard are cornEetsrt cri'ic..
The Clifton clarion., 1885-11-25
AGue Shaken Sufferers

Who resort to Hostetter's Stomach BItters, experience speed fer and more complete relief than they can hope to do by the use of quinine. This well authenticated fact is of itself sufficient to have established a high reputation for the Bitters. But the article is
 not a specific merely for the various forms of mararial disease, it en- dows the system with degree of vigor, and reformes its irregulari- ties with certainty that consti- tutes it's best defence against disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, specially rife where the atmosphere and water are miasma tainted. Fever and ague bilious remittent, dumb ague and ague cake are remedied and pre- vented by it, and it also removes dyspepsia, constipation, rheuma- tism, &c. Take this medicine on the first indication that the system is out of order, and rest assured that you will be grateful for the hint.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-11-25

GOVERNOR Ross, of New Mexico, in his annual report, dwells upon the fact that immigration into that Territory is restricted by fear as to the validity of land titles there. He recites how Spanish and Mexican grants have been made to cover tracts vastly larger than was originally intended and that great quantities of land have been fraudulently entered through for gery and perjury. He recon mends that Congress appoint a commission to quiet titles.
 There is a man named Stephen Dorsey in New Mexico who could, if he would. but he wont, tell all about land frauds, and grants both Spanish and Mexican. The astute Stephen could also tell considera- ble about other queer things, but there is no danger of it.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-11-25

THE new election law just adop- ted in Chicago provides for jud- icial supervision of the voting arrangements, a careful registra- ton at stated intervals, the closing of the polls at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and an immediate count ing of the votes in the presence of the representatives of all parties and of all the candidates. The voting precincts are also made so small that all votes can be easily cast, and frauds readily detected; and saloons are not used as polling places under any circumstances With such law, honest citizens ought to be able to control elect ions in spite of all the repeaters and ballot-dox suffers, the most famous of whom, Joe. Mackiu, is now in the Penitentlary, to his chargin and honest folks joy.