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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
THE sEyAT0RIAL CONTEST II ILLINOIS.
THE EFFECT OF REPRESENTATIVE IoGASs DEATH
-"MOERIsoS OR 80 DEMOCRAT.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEI

Chicago. Feb 27.-Thc political consequences
Of the sudden death of Representative Logan furnish
tho sole tonic OF conversation among members oi both
uartes here and at the State capital Is generally con
cluded that It will simply proong the Senatorial contest
for several week. Colonel Morrison doe not hesitate 10
say that II will take O3 members 10 constitute quorum
of the Joint Assembly and Speaker ancs Is eNdehty oil
the same opinion
Had balloting proceeded yesterday with all the mem
hers present on each side IL il said that ten or dozen
ballots would have taken and that after the second
ballot Morrison would have steadily lost ana his chances
far succcs- would have injured. The delay helps
INN ard his chances Improved His friends feel
encouraged because II be said any longer that the
Marty Lack, a majority and because full Democratic
vote will not lie cast Wednesday. and after that
dov they will be able call upon the NauonHi Alumni
stratlon for help expected that the "klckers vi"
feel a pressure from Washington. There i nothhg'
boY.vcr to indicate that Morrison will rcivc all OF the
democratic votes nj the time. ii' friends con
tiupc 10 assert that he viii surely get Republican vote
M soon a. he gets all the Dcmociai'' but u n rHe''l
that there Is not Rcpub1lcI' "Hp M 49, i ,o''ui.
predict that he T. not elected. no Dr''rAt VIII I'
and they count thrtynve Driociat Wlo J aa @ bi,,,
knit 10 him aud his fortunes. ana VINO wiz "li "
90, fr nurno,s- of revenge The death OF Neprc'ehtt
i've LOGAN enables Morrison 10 hold on longer than
could otherwise have done, but thc pI'hh wa. ''s
h,v. incurred Yesterday or TO-DAY seems In"Nltibc ana
must certainly occur soon. Then tho s'ra,'l" VII WI. -
yin ,,oyern0r ogesby has called special ecct'i ln
-" Nt,.,.en, Senatorial District tWhtesd" aud lFc
Cuntrs 10 n the vacancy caused by thc death oi Mr
Logan o take place March II III" district Is r"i"
p-nubi,au by over 1000 majority, hud II j. rAp,,u
that the person elected will take h!S seat On
March -. Uuul tLcn II nothing occhI- W" ~
cars can probably de- nothing more ih"h 10 prevent 'n'
I iin .r.slnn of the Legislature springfield THIS
,nnrtug no roll was called The only vote cas- "'- ~
sprakci Hnirc- who voted for W. H. Morii'o.i' l"o
! a -, .r.... q I.tt. .It.tfrff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS Feb 27.-La France to-day pronounces tne
letter published in the Figaro from Mt Flannery neSre &c
the FigGros account OF the dynamite convention, a
second hoax devised to keep tho first alive Ld fce
Rour Feb Cit is reported here that Mr. CLEVELAND
will oppoint william Henry Hurlbert, formerly Editor Oh
Thr Nrir York World to succeed William Waldorf Astor
as United States Minister TO Rome
v,rxx, Feb o7-The FTemdenblat states that the
nronoscd increase I'm import duties Is not Intended as
rcprisa but merely maintain the balance between ne
of raw stutis aud the importation OF manu-
ta'red goods which the recent increase OF duties I'D
France and Germany Threatened TO overthrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
THE CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT.

PrBrIs ACTIVE At sUAKIM-GfNERAL DoLlh"
REACHES GAKDUL WELLS.
LONDON, Feb. pa dispatch from Snakih Is
to the effect that the activity of the rebels III 'ho
last two nights has been great and effective Ihey
have succeeded in wrecking three advanced re-
doubts and they managed to do this without e1-
plodlng the mines which the naval BRIGADE ana @ en-.
pineers had prepared in each one OF them. iho
rebels removed 5000 sandbags and did much o'n0i
damage. ,e,
Te1egrams from Korti announce that General Sir
Redvers BuIler reached Gakdul Wells with his en-
tire force yesterday The retreat from Aou h'ea'
where he had been entrenched, was Effected WIFI
out the loss of single man. The SICK ana
wounded of his column doing we'll lie Is ex
pected to reach Korti next week.
A dispatch to the Paris Temps states that ionr
war have started tor Zeyla to restore order
among the Somas. who have reyolted against .ie ;t
authority of the Khcdivc. Tho Temps ADDS that III
is reported at Alden that the Italians intend 10 oc-
cupy Zeyla and Mocha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
Deficiencies IN COLCHESTER CITY BANK.

CAMDEN, n. D., Feb. 81 (Spec'd0.-heceiVcr
Uufy Of the defunct Gloucester CITY savings b"A s"
s morning that IL is probable that both civil and crmi-
nal suits will be brought against the cxtrcasuer freo
erick r. Pfeier lie added that there were
between the general and individual edgers OIL an"
other deficiencies of several thousand dollars 'o' 10
accounted for. He said, however, ina, "'1 wor,J ~,
"ort as receiver to the Chahcelior woa., .,
he ready In few days and he ala not c',o ~ ,Sy y
anything until that report acted on ~ s nv sa ds
stems will at be taken TO recover AZ tno ,hs haI
ihe bank II is thought that the depostors III 'ho '
,viIl receive about rs per cent OF their calils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
ANARCHIST PLOTS IN BERNE.
A CONSPIRACY TO BLOW UP THE COUNCIL HOUSE
NUMEROUS ARRESTS.

A CONSPIRACY TO BLOW UP THE COUNCIL HOUSE
NUMEROUS ARRESTS
ByRNE. Feb. 27-In consequence Of the adoption
IN the Federal Assembly of the resolution to expel
Anarchists from Switzerland the police male
descent early this morning on the abodes oi sus-
spected persons Numerous arrests were made
many persons being taken from bed. In TINS city
ten wel-known Anarchists were taken INTO GUS
todv There are indications that the arrests were
not due simply 20 the anti-SOciast legslailon put
were bastened by the fact that the Federal Council
has received positive information OF IA desperate
dynamite conspiracy. For some time extraordinary
precautions have been taken to protect the Federal
Palace These were caused by apprchensions on
fine mart of the Government officials that dyna-
mite outrage would he attempted for Its destrdc-
tion II was believed that the action OF the SWISS
Government in expolling certain Anarchists iron
the country had 80 angcred those wno had escaped
expplsion. that they would attempt TO take yen-
geance
These apurehensions, as the event proves, were
iustitied The Federal Council has secured eVi-
dence of the existence of such plot As had been
feared This plot as was anticipated. was directed
apainst the Federal Palace and provided for the eN-
posion OF that structurc by dynamite. The fedeTai
officials declared that they have full aud complete
particula rs of the plot. which was prepared WIN
perfect mastery of every element likely 10 con-
tribute to it's success 1t is asserted that fore gi
Anarchists were not the only persons engaged IN H.
In addition 20 them sevcral cltlZen' oi o"it%o'"'
implicated. ,.. .5 =.
day. Among the number are several women Iho
arrests were made not only IN this CITY, Dnt also az
Zurich Saint Gall and other centres. Inc OpNcIh-
ment il il believed, Will proceed vIg)ronSy III us
efforts drive the Anarchists ont or nwItZellan
Twenty three of the persons arrested were iouhd In
| Berne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28

85 cents for doing tho work. delegate meeting
Of miners held at Clinton Wednesday but the
suit Of the conference has been made public though
1t is generally believed nothing definite was arrived at
Another meeting has been called for tomorrow 1t
seems that the trouble is caused by strong coal com
pany at Akron which has been standing out against the
reduction and has no bitter feeling between the
upper and lower ends Of the valley The break at Akron
sior Coal Company and it is believed that this action
will force all of the mines In this district to meet the re-
ducon in spite OF their long stand against the move
ment begun by the Massillon operators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
rHLRrr pEEsOys POISONED WITH rARLs GREEy

WEST WHEELING, Ohio, Feb. 27 (Specid0.-
Great excitement was caused here last night oy the
mysterious poisoning OF about tnirty persons The vic
tins were suddenly seized with violent SPELLS Of v0mt
Ing and excruciang pains in the abdomen This morn
ius Mrs. Mary Tuttlc old lady, who was among the
first OF attacked, died An INVESTIGATION was be-
gun and IL was found that all the persons who suf
fcred from the strange ady had eaten turnips bought
dealer lt was then discovered that Paris
green had been used In cuvating the turps ana tnat
they had absorbed considerable or the poison. The
victims with the above exception, may possibly recover
ihnngh fonr of them are still dangerously SICK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
JySANIJY CAUSED BY IMPRISONMENT

READING, Feb. 27 (SpeciaD.-E. II. Butz was
arrested several days ago. charged with jumping board
bill He is now ravng maniac and has not eaten any
thing for several days lie encases his body In Dag
and PAGES up and down his CELL calling upon Goa u
bless him and In the breath asks tho Evil One 10
curse him lie thirtyseven years old and engaged
To be married TO young lady from Lititz Lahcas,r L
County IL is thought that the shame OF ms lhprson
ent 40 preycd upon his mind that he became Insane
Ills arrest was brought about through nisalpIo.
Lension His friends who live In Minneapolis nave pce
tcIegraphed to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
coycr,1ryG The BoDY or A DEAD MAN

MOUNT JOY, Penn, Feb ~ (SpeciaD. D.-isaac
shrk an old and wealthy farmer fell from wagon and
died from the OF his injuries Arrangements were
made for ths funeral, aud it held IN the Lutheran
Church. After the funeral services IL was discovered
that The body of Mr. Shirk had ystcrl0usy disappeared
The relatives OF the dead man had sad experience
with former burial the body having been stolen III Is
said that they fear tna IL IL unsafe TO Dnfy nun how nnu
n"f,,,n tn Tell 'Nhcro they have plncel The body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
IRISH TOUR OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.

LONpON Feb. 27.-The ID day OF AprH
is now set down for the date Of the departure OF the
Prince OF Wales Oh his tour through Ireland. He wi II
according to present arrangements stay at first at DAB
liz Castle subsequently he will solourn for while III
the south OF Ireland the guest OF the Earl OF Kcnmae
at Killarney The festivals which will be arranged IN
honor OF the Prince and which he will attend in person.
whehe remains In the Irish capital. will include aroyal
lcvce at the Castle a drawing room reception, and
great ball In st. Patricks Hail. besides round OF less
stately and less formal balls nj the Castle.
There will be also military review In
Phoenix Park, gala performance AT the inca,
ire several state dinners and receptions ana nun
series of royal visits all the principal points OF III
tercs in Ireland. .,,,.
Lord MAYOR O'ConnOr who Is strong Nationalist
displays no enthusiasm the official notice sent 10
him by Lord Spencer, the Viccroy, OF the visit OF the
Prince OF Wales. HIS Acknowledgement OF the notice
has been made the coolest and most formal term3 ana
contains neither any mention Of civic welcome nor u
hint that the Prince would be welcome at the Mansion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
INNING IN THE TUsCARA WAS VALLEY

AKRON, Ohio, Feb. 81 tSpcciaD.-The s'tua-
ton in the Tuscarawas valley !. far irom
As the matter stands miners III uc ''"'''' IL
trict are receiving 10 cents ton for ,'.s ost
,. ners IN the Akron or upper end Of the valley se'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
TO MAKE MAINE A NOTEMBER STATE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. 27.-The House OF Rep
resentatiyes adopted the majority report of the Com
wittce ON Judiciary changing the date OF the election
for Governor to November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28

o,Donoyan Rosa is published this morning In h0"s
paper OF this city He says n" . .,t
- - ,..ndod IN fomept war I'm America, but that
Without negecrng the gratitude and respect he owes VI
Americans NE can continue the struggle regaruio'
the bullet of the assassin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
HOyORLyG THE MEMORY OF LONGFELLOW.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 27.-The unveiling OF
the rcpica of the Westminster Abbey bust OF Longfeow
took place in the City Hall this evening" under the au
spces of the Maine Historical Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
141nrR SHOOTS AN ESCAPING MURDERER.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. n (SpecidIl.
Ncholasvic this morning, the trial OF James watson
for murder ended In his conviction. The prisoner NJ
tempted to escape and shot dead by Deputy Jaer
Kelch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28

ROSA PUBLISHES A CARD IN PARIS
PARIS, Feb. 2S.-A manifesto signed by j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
PREPARING FOR MARCH 4.
DECORATORS BUSY AT THE CAPITAL.

A RRANGEMENTs ALONG PENNsYLvANIA-AvE. AMI
AT THE CAPIrOL-PENsION OFFICE DECOaA-
TIONS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

The New Haven Conn., Eel ser OF SIM
day has a long let % srtIc Is recently gwen
% the sew Haven Col9Hy Historical ~cc.etv.
Anon them are the following: "A piece q
the cord which was ar achet 20 the f.mnrs
Kite which Benjamin Franklin flew ir 1850.
and through which he brought tile eIeefr...t.
from tAe clouds. IL ls apparently llr-u t.,is-
through which passed fue copper wire.
IT, an hentlclty d youched for Il has been
De posse ssloL q the donor fcr nfty wears. Tha
rare Connecticut volume. 'FauuInz'. Vow
age printed az Stonlngton, conn. 1911. II
gives an account % one 81 the first sealing
VOYAGES % the Pacific by q Corec.icul vessel.
joseph Planning was master sud caleb
Br.ntual, of New Haven. Was first offrer.
The ship, Betsy captured 1000 sea ar . t1ok
them 70 Canton, " rrrc they were exchanged
Tor teas aud SIX. The voyage. az Was thsc -
90 an the sealeTS save three. was 9 l0si1g one.
The iog. oook o. The sh D is 10 the mariu~e
library q the society presented by Capt Mi
mr. =. Erlsbe, New YORK. Coufedera e
sword from battlefield o. Gettysburg. fought
July 4. LIS. An interesting history is cone
nected With fhIs sWori Al the close % Tie
battle, >urFe1n Bisssli. Fifth Couuectic 9
Reg r1ent, - bile riding Oyerfne field. saw toe
dad ogty u . Confederate stan officer. who
bad been on Lees -tsn. lying rToa some stones
10 distant PORTION o. the field. DR. BasseIl
t1nk the sword from the 0f1cer's BODY and
Carried Do o. camp. lie Afterwards brought 10
% this city and gave % 90 Jgdge John q. Ho.-
Lister, who has given 20 % she saeictT.n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
WHAT OUR FRIENDS SAY OF Is.


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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

There appears 70 he good reason Tor the
uneasiuess which is alleged % exist in
France. Faction feeling is very strong.
40 one 81 the factions appears 10 %
strong enough 20 undertake tho control
% Affairs, and there is 10 pres NJ rroha.
billy that any Of the factions can De
induced TO act together tremendously.
There appears 20 Doe a d.spos ton crop
ping cut 10 recall NJ. Ferry. Although the
vote which brought about his resignation
was Overwhelmingly against him. it is
thought that il it were possible to take
the vote again the deposed Minister would
be sustained.
NJ. de Frcyciret has failed entirely TO
fern a Cabinet. He is a strong man. but
be can DO nothing unless q majority OF the
Deputies agree % sustain him.
Doubtless there are Influences az work
70 encourage confusion. and o. bring
about a condition of affairs that wiz rem.
der 10 easy 90 execute Wild schemes that
have ior their object the overthrow a. the
existing form az s3vernm ant.
Already in the public prints % Paris
many Incorporate publications are APP
= airing. Their efecti,, ofeolr,e. % add TO
ne excitementwhieais rapidly approach
~ the DANCER point luFraneeiido doesn't
AXE very Jon. O. reach taai Qo.at
Evidently n Ferry j. trying o. recover
iis lost position. ard is may De- that bis
r.ends are the ones wto are preventing
he formation ~ a Ministry. Paris has
uidsnly become tee poiai towards 81 1lch
be eyes % Europe aoe ilrrirg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

The Atlanta Constitution has an en-
c0uraging word % say respecting the
Efforts TIA, are being made 10 this city TO
build a new hotel. u says: some OF the
energetic spirits q savannah are engaged
ia The work q trying % build a hotel tina,
s1all a. once prove a comfortable home
Tor travellers, an ornament TO the town ana
an evidence n the energy and progress Of
It's people. II the old Kimball House vas
necessary 20 Atlanta, how much more
necessary is a large and commodious ho-
tel 20 savannah, which is directly in the
line q travel 70 Florida. We trust II will
De- built. The enterprise Is one ia which
capitalists may safely invest their money.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

FasAfag;on dls1sfcA p ~ Aex York T.ues.
Wcssern Democrat who IL entirely
irieudly g. Presldent Cleveland. bur who tears
hat be nav overlook some % the dangers
that neset bfm said to-day fhnt be va. con-
wired inst no important Federal Appoint
menu Tor the state Of hsnsas would be- ma te
that were rot acceptable 20 the Goui1- Hunt
iBgion raHread interests "a that state. he
saic that these rlsn0foitfis bad emplsTcd
their Attorneys, s.roug and influential Den DO
crats. - kcep Wufch aud bring other IN
huence % lear 70 dufeaf any applicant for
oifce WHO might Be EIsFectei % hostility 90
the railroa@s Tte gentleman who rn a4e fhts
statements hxs felt the oppos ftun q the Gou 8
men ard knows how powerful y b.. truuld Be-
determined 70 have his way under q
DemacrEftc adm nistFaflcu event. Is c1sfs o
,Ssaeucslia n3zeF % Tutfi.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
The Men TO Frame a Constitution.


Asplrants for Constitutional Convention
h0nors are ab-oad in FLORIDA Their
voices are heard in town and country and
Oh the trains ard steamboats,. Their
little circulars. informing the people Of
their good qualities-they haven't any
bad qualit.cs-and setting forth the re-
forms they propose 10 introduce into the
organic law are seen wherever they are
kelly 70 attract attention. The mails are
crowded with them, and voters are begin
ming 70 think that they are OF some im-
pOrtance.
Florida is on the eve Of a very impOr-
tant election. She is about TO select
men 70 frame a new Constitution
Tue work is too important to be trusted
10 any except the ablest and wisest citi-
zens. The new constitution viii have a
-Teat influence on the future Of Florida.
sRd care ought TO be taken 10 make
IL as perfect as possible. There are plenty
% men who want 10 be members o. the
constitutional Convention because Of
the prominence the position Will give
them, and they viii make all sorts
II prOmi ses TO attain their object. Some
viii promise 70 cut down the salaries Of
of1cials, others viii promise 10 frame an
instrument that viii double the States
wealth il a few years, and still others
viii promise that they will undertake 10
see that the taxes are reduced 10 al
most nothing.
Men who tax like demagogues ought
o be allowed u remain az home. Consti-
tuition making is serious business. The
men VINO ought 70 be chosen 10 attend 20
10 are toe capable, careful and candid
men. A few such men are found in every
community. II the Florida people are
wise tbey viii look these men up and
-end them 70 Tallahassee 70 frame their
crlslltut.ln.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
DOR Successful szTa nah Contemporary.

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