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New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
THE STRIKE IN PENNSYLTANIA.
MEETING OF COAL oPERAToRs-THE MINERS SAN
GUINE OF sUCCEss-READING NEWSPAPERS.
rBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE


GuINE or sUCCEss-RRADING NEWSPAPERS.
IBr TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.
PITTsBURG, March lS.-The coal operators
held c ng In this city to-day and renewed their de
termination to fight out the battle to the bitter end"
one operator said that should be remembered that the
price they have been paying that fixed by an umpire
appointed by the miners themselves He decided that
the price should be pig The miners struck. Last
fall arbitration fixed the price OF mining among the rail-
road mines at cents The operators stood 1t for several
months without word OF remonstrance until became
necessary 10 lower the price close the works 1t
said that at least dozen mines, up the Monongahela
were mining at the zig cent rate and none ut s. The
operators will again Saturday to discuss and to
hear reports Of the situation.
The secretary Of the miners said to-day It is only
matter OF a few days until we will win" Exciting
scenes at railway stations along the Monongahela and
YoughiOgheny Valleys, on the arrival OF the PltsburG
trains with new spapers. reported dozen miners Will
surround paper and according to its contents their
hopes rise fall They hold daily meetings ana are ad
by abs speakers and are not cast down as mucn
as would naturally be expected In men Win empty
pocketb0Oks aud with empty larders at home
The Beading Bros, ut Bridgevllle, employing ntty
men, have surrehdered to the strikers
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ATTACKED BY RIOTING MINERS.
TRYING TO KILL A SUPERINTENDENT AND HIS CLERK
FORTY PERSONS ARRESTED.
IRY TRLEGRAPH The TRIBUNE


PITrsBURG, March 1S.-Robert II. Latimore,
part and of the Youghogheny Slope
Mines situated between West Newton and sewickley
stations on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is now
lying In precarious condition, murderous attack hav-
ing been made him by 100 riOtOus miners and
their wives last evening.
At the time OF the rumored failure OF B. F. Rafferty, &
Co Mr. Iatmore closed his mine and discharged about
100 men, because Rafferty, had stopped taking coal
from him, and he consequently had no work
for the men. Recently he hired fifteen OF
these men, who part Of the mine, aud put
them To work. paying thom three cents. This action on
the part Of the superintendent displeased the other
muers evening the wives OF the discharged men
visited the YoughlOgheny Slope Mines and began shouting
at the miners who were work. While this was being
done the discharged miners also appeared on the scene
Mr. Iatimore and his clerk. Thomas Nee LETT the mine
on horseback Intending to ride to West Newton snort
distance up the road They the rioters waited Tor
them, and they tried 10 avoid meeting them Dut
the miners intercepted them. The riders then whipped
their horses and endeayOred 10 ride through the crowd
but they were attacked all sides with clubs, stones
and missiles OF all kinds.
Mr. atimores face was terribly cut. his skull fraet-
urod and his body badly bruised In many places MI
Nee was also severely injured. 80, 49,, ,u
were charged with felonious assault and bat
terry and riot. Constable Orr has arrested forty
OF them and will arrest the others Each OF
prisoners will be held in 81 900 ball for trial Four
among those arrested, six or them with
thor husbands aud one Of them with her son.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

DOVER March 1s-Tbe Prince Of Wales, the Duke OF
Edinburgh and Prince Albert Victor OF the Prince
OF Wales sailed for Calais to-day on tho way TO Berlin
PARIS March 1910 day being the anniversary OF the
Commune precautions taken by the police TO
disorder and the troops were confined TO their
barracks
DUBLIN, March 1s.-The mystery OF the two corpses
found on the track OF the Cork and Bandon Railway has
been solved Four men who had been celebrating st.
Patrcks Day at Cork started TO walk home they were
all drunk and quarrel occurred. The men fought des-
peratey with knives, and two Of them were killed The
survivors dragged the two dead bodies on tue track
The men have been arrested.
ROME, March 1S.-Cardnal Jacobni has instructed the
Papa Eunco at Madrid to have stop put to the agta-
tiOn among the Spanish bishops concerning spalns
policy toward the Vatican, ana 10 inform the bishops
that the relations existing between Spain and the
Vatican cordial and satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
IN AND ABOUT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Mr.. CLEVELAND RECEIVING BIRTHDAY CoMPLI-
MRNTs AS WELL As PETITIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-William III.
Vanderbilt, accompanied by Mr. Lahrop, OF New-York,
called at the White House about noon to-day and had
short interview with the President sToday was the
fory.eghth anniversary of the birth Of the President
aud most OF his callers took occasion to congratulate
him and wish him many happy returns Of the day."
little child whom the President had been particularly
kind few days before sent him handsome bouquet OF
yioets with her card wishing him the compliments OF
the
LsThe President to-day received communication from
the BOARD of Delegates OF American Israeites, asking
the retention OF Felix A. Matthews as consul OF the
United states at Taner, in the interest OF humanity
and as recognition OF the distinguished services which
he has to persccutcd and as tribute TO
the honorable and manner In which ne mas
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
INITIATING A DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.

VIESSA, March 1s.-A disgraceful scene
occurred nt the session of the Austrian Chamber Of
Representatives to-day Two deputies. OF whom is
a Pole aud the other German, became engaged In
an angry debate In which insulting per
,onatles were banded back and forth.
Tie spectators In tho galleries freely
cccrrd them At lnst the Pole to where the
German stood aud threatened TO thrash him. At this the
Polish element I'm the galleries raised tumult OF ap
pnu-e The floor Of the chamber chaos OF excited
Dcprtes all angTly shouting and shaking their lists The
president powrre7s o preserve even sembance OF
order AZ last tho original dlsputants separated
by their friends and the session hastily adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


CoLLRR's WAGES REDUCED-Thousands oil golfers IN IN
the southwest of Orkshro have been Informed tne ~
per cent reduction will be made In their wages
ESGIIsnNRS REBUmgD.-Adyices from south Africa
state that the remains OF Mr.. Bethel one OF the thee
Englishmcn murdered In Bechunnhland had p'eh ea
humcd by Sir Charles Warrens eNpediloh anu iopuiiou
with military honors
DAMAGES AGAINST PUBLISHERS Inc puDiisners oI
The Rcleree to-day had verdict for Fl.oVo uIaeos
rendered against them In a suit brought by owen Dove
for nnfavorabe comments in The Refee upon the plain
tins acting In the Avenue Theatre
Wool SALEs-At the wool sales today o3iS baies OF
Port Phillip and Sydney disposed o. Inc maAe.
was steady At Yesterday sales sydney fleece sold at
1Odals Sd. secured, lid 02s Id Port Phihp heeee'
lldQ2s. Id; Adelaide fleece. ii i2dGlS 1i2u'
MIsHAPs TO VEssELs-The Italian bark FTancesoa
which left New-York January 81, ioI oenIte az at
abandoned February q. Her crew nave arrived, u.
Plymouth. The British bark Twilgnt mas mtlNvu "a, -.
Greenoek She landed the crew OF tue oMemsn p"iA
Elizabeth, from Pensacola which was abandoned
HoARE Nor IN CoSTEMPr. The Chancery Division OF
the supreme Court to-day refused 10 grant inc % y,
Commit Charles Hoare for contempt DcchuSe, III 1Pv
the order OF the court he maintained WIN hlss
Sumner, young girl and ward In cbancefy,a oNo ~,
rcspOndence that eventually resulted III her assunp &
OF the relationship OF wife TO Hodre athoush ho ""'
married
TIE BUDGET or NDIA.-The indian Diuset nus Sh udoh
submit 10 shows that for the tschi year cou noa
March 81, 1884 there surplus OF oVeI Ty,ooo'os
for the year ending March 81 1880 there VIII DC "S
oit OF ~ that the estimated surplus or ruo
year ending March 81, 1856, Will be S2,ooooVo.
budget ellis upon the depreciation OF sNer' lhc
ness OF exchange, and the gloomy prospects "ho" "'
present threaten India's future.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
CRIMES AND CASUALTIEs-BYT TELEGRAPH
nYING THROuGH FEAR or DEATH.

DYING THROUGH FEAR OF DEATH.
STEELE Oak, March 1S.-Joseph Sehenck 5S sMeue n
who was placed In Jail here last night eharssu Win .1
murder OF Anton Siepowski, found dead III ns ecu
to-day Doctors pronounce IL case oil Iisn
COUNTERFEIT SILVER DOLLARS IN BOSTON:
RosToN March IA large number of counterfeit all
r are I'm circulation The counterfeit Is In
,m,aton of The coinage of 1882, aud Is dangerously
perfect, but II Is lighter In Color anu mas ''o'e ~
face than that OF the genuine coin.
WOUNDED BY CHINESE DEBTOR.
BOSTON March ls.-Sing Lee, alias f. Mong tong, Wis
a ed me store OF Ye Quong, to whom he owed some
money Upon payment being demanded, quarrel
arose Ye Quong seized Sing Lee by his queue ia sna
stn,ck him on the back. Lee seized hatchet ana Win
one blow split his antagonists head open, and with an
other cut deep cash through the right ear TO the necs
rhc men were then separated by OF their country
men Sing Lee arrested and held In S2o,ooo Dali.
Quong will probably die
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
PRESSING THE LAW AGAINST POL7GAME.

SALT LAKE, March 1S.-John Nicholson, edi-
tor OF The Dcse Netcs has been arrested for alleged
poygamy and held in 81 800 bonds for the Grand jury
C. w. Penrose, the regular edtorn-chief OF The Ners,
has fed from the Territory. He is wanted on the same
charge Judge r. II. Emerson, United States judge Of
the First District OF Utah, has resigned, after having
completed three full terms OF four years each on the
Utah bench The Mormons will hold their next SENT
annual conference April L. at Logan instead OF Sas
Lake IL will he the important conference ever
held because of the consideration by the priesthood VI
the recent pOlygamy convictions in the Federal courts
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
wAR ON THE GAMBLERS IN WHEELING.

WHEELING, March Is (SpeciaD.-There is in
creased interest In he fight against the gamblers mono
of whom have yet been arrested. Most OF the places
were running last night In quiet way. The Rfgster
occupies most OF It's local page with descriptions OF the
leading gambling rooms OF the city, and while denounc
ing the crime asks that the Chief of Police be given time
10 clean out these pace IL declares that tue On
The chief is for political effect The mayor said to-day
that gambling place patronized solely ey boys unher
fteen wears OF age is in full operation in this city .
expected that council will be asked 10 'aAe Ao''" " '
mn
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
qHREA TEyJyo TO KILL A WITNESS

PHILADELPHIA, March Is Especial. John IL.
Smith, resident of Camden and freebooter OF that
city has been accused OF appropriating paupers
bodies from the Blackwood Almshouse cemetery, for
dissection at Jefferson College, held In 80 900 bail
IN keep The peace by Justice Cox OF Camden this
ing Riley. the coroners clerk, who informed the au'
thorities that Saith had told him he had taken body
was the and testified that the defendant had
tbrsatensd kiil him.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
agp uIKJYg OF WYyDOW-GLAss.

PITrsBURG, March Is tSpecidD.-An official
OF the Window Glass Workers Union states that nc Is
sanguine that the National Association Oh Mihuo"-
Glass Manufacturers, which convene In New-fork To-
morrow Will not attempt curtail production or decide
upon an earlier smut His reason for this Is that
there are $50 pots idle In Belgium, Al IN TINS country,
and only an Importation OF 10000 pounds or glass In
Prices must therefore advance ere long some
manufacturers have large supply Of glass on hand'
while others have little
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
ADJOURYIyG COURT BEOA USE OF FAMINE.

WESTON, w. Va, March Is (SpecidD.-The
population OF this county is seventeen thousand This,
the largest town. has population OF $40. The next
largest town has less than 800 population The Grand
Jury Just discharged found $50 indictments, of which
4s7 were for the illicit selling OF liquor The Hon. W.
nreyang in the county for the lack of food that court
bedismssed In order that the people may have an op
portunity provide for their families and stock Inc
prosecuting attorney agreed and the term was ended
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
OUT OF WORK ~ LOWELL.
March IA disnatch from Low

BosTog, March 1S.-A dispatch from Lowell
to The Epen,ng Record says The large manufacturing
companies will April reduce the present force In all
departments. few months ago reduction was made
OF one fourth OF the total number OF hands, and the one
to 60 into April will take about onethird OF
the original numbers The condition OF the operatives
prccariOus aud II matters do improve soon
there will he undoubtedly much destitution among tho
poorer classes. There 400 tenements In Low
eiiu mn
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHINA

PARIS. March 1S.-The NdtiondIisays that in
sructons have been sent TO NJ Patenotre the French
Ambassador In China, TO renew negotiations with the
Chinese Government with q view to securing peace
Concerning the reported peace negotiations with China
The LJere to-day states that France IL willing TO abon
don her claims indemnity II China Will execute the
Ticu- tsin treaty.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF A PISTOL.

PHILADELPHIA, March Is (SpecidD.
Gavin Downeywas examining arsvolyer in crowded car
on sirteenth-s night the weapon was discharged
the balm passing through the coat Of William H. Pater
son and wOunding him in the neck. The owner OF tne
viso was moi aware that 1t was loaded Fortunately
mn aeriOus harm done,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
WILLIAM CHADWICK AND HIS CREDITORS

NEw-BEDF0RD, Mass, Marcn lS lSpec'Hl.-
william H. Chadwick, the defautng cashier of the Man
tucket National Bank, Ia still at large. Many persons
ara because has not been arrested. Tho
creditors still hope TO receive from him some part OK
their claims He has offered TO settle with them
fnr one fourth of the Indebtedness According TO MA
own statement he about $4,000, OF which S3oOoo
ia 10 unsecured creditors. His property all morgaga
excent one house on his fahers and which cannot Do
mortgaged and which Chadwick oontemplates living In
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
THE FIRE RECORD.
OH. EXPLOSION on NEwTowN CREEK.
,bo ros;donts in tbe eastern mart of Brooklyn

The residents in the eastern part of Brooklyn
were startled early last evening by loud explosion
which occurred in oil tank At the refining works OF
Some Fleming at Kingsland-aye and Newtown Creek.
Hundred. panes OF glass broken In the houses
in the Immediate vicinity. and the occupants rushed IN
alright the streets. Flames shot up above the tanks
And endangered Others near IT, by the efforts ot the
nremen however the fire prevented from spreadng
The damage estimated at $1,000. ieaky sth Is
thought 10 have caused the the explosion.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
WITH 4 ROPE MADE OF HER NIGHT DRESS.

NoRwALK. Ohio, March 1S tSpeciaD.-A SUI
eide nj North Fairfield has just to light though
occurred on last Friday. Mrs Taylor, widow, whose
husband was kicked to death by horse, placed ooara
across the top Of door, which she attached roPe
made by twisting together strips OF her gnt
tha austed the moose her neck and steppen on
CHAIR She was alone the house at the time ana was
NOT dscoyered till quite dead ana cod
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ss.n,rgnRyA srRIKyG wBRyER.

PHILADELPHIA, March IS lSpec'atJ.-Thomas
cunningham striking weaver was placed under ball
this morning for violently sssaulting William Marley
one of the men who brought from Worcester, hass
his being badly bruised aud his clothing
was hanging In shreds.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
ENGLAND AND GERMANY.

LONDON, March 1S.-The Prince OF Wales
had a long conference with Earl Granville to-day The
unusual circumstance OF the Prince comforting with the
Foreign Secretary connected with the Princes visit TO
Berlin. Although he was given direct mission IL Is
understood that he received hints regarding relations
between England and Germany.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
Why COLONEL BoYAFPoy RESIGNED.

PHILADELPHIA, March IS (Specidt.-lt Is
said In military circles that Colonel Bonafon resigned as
Commandant OF the Sd Regiment National Guards OF
Pennsylvania because when in Washington at the In
auguratiOn General SnOwden ordered the brigade 10
parade the afternoon OF March 3, aud that Colonei
Bonaffon's command failed To appear.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
TELEGRAPRIC NOTES.
ACCEPTING A CALI.

ST. LOUIS, March ls.-The Rev. Walter G. Douglass
who for nine years has been secretary OF Young Mes
Christian Association here, has received and accepted
call become State secretary of the Massachusetts as
sociatOn, and will start East on April 10.
SALE OF A BANK BUILDING.
PETERsBUn0 Va, March ls-ihc building ana nh,
tuTes OF the Planters and Mechanics Bank sold at
auction to-day by the trustees The building was pnr-
chased by Alexander Donnan OF this city for Sd3oo
The sale Is subject To confirmation by the HustnSs
Court The building cost the bank $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19

LONDON, March 1S.-Rumors are current
the Prince OF Wales while in Ireland will announce
that the Duke OF Connaught aud family after their re-
turn from India will live In Dublin tho Duke succeed
ing Earl Spencer as Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
yOr A COMET. BUT A NEBULA.


Dr. Copeland at Dunecht TO Harvard college oOser'"
tory states that the object which WAS announced on
Sunday as being perhaps Tempesoome OF 1867 proves
To be "A neDula.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19

REMEDYIyG THE DEFECTS or THE CABLE ROAD
PHILADELPHIA, March 18 (SpecidD.-Io
remedy defects of the cable railroad gangs of work
men are busy all along the line where the conduts have
been laid There is doubt about the final success OF
this system. but the contemplated improvements VIII
cost about S2bO0OO.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
SUING HER DAUGHTER FOR sLANDER.

MONTREAL, March 1S.-A strange case was
partly heard in court to-day being suit for $4,000
damages for Islander instituted by q Mrs. Waldron
against her dauchcr Nrs Eaves A largo number OF
evidence tcstifying 10 the defendant
having applied OdlOus terms TO her mother.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
IN pROgJRJp or SPECULATION.

TO PROHIBIT OIL SPECULATION
TIrUsvILLE, Penn, March 1S (Speciat The
Quick BILL prohibiting speculation In petroleum In THIS
s,atA On the margin pIau PASSED the second reading by
majority to-day IN the State Legislature at Harrispurs
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
ASKING FOR APPROPRIA TONS
PHILADELPHIA, March Is (SpecidO. AT

next meetin q OF Councils the womans branch OF the
Society for Organizing Charity will ask that body to APP
propriate 100000 to the Board OF Health 10 prevent
hosnread of contagious diseases, and $4,000 addl-
tona for placing in proper sanitary CONDITION
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
MARTIN V. MONTGOMERY.
DAVID g. BAKER, JR.

David S. Baker, Jr., OF Rhode Island, n0ml-
mated to United States Attorney FOR the District OF
Rhode Island is lawyer in his own state OF good re-
pnte and fair ability. He has served for number OF
wears the state and Is recognized one Of the
leaders OF the Democratic party In the Legislature He
lives I'm WEXFORD but does business IN Providence.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
THE NEW EXAMINER OF CLAIMS. q

WASHINGTON, March 1S.--Dr. FRANCIS
Wharton of Philadelphia, has been appointed
of Claims in the State Department to succeed jugs
Henry q Connor Dr. Wharton resigns from the Char
of international Law in Boston University 10 acceP'
this position. He will enter upon his duties st ohce
Francis Wharton LID D.. who has become iegai au'
wiser ON international questions in the state Depart
ment was born In Philadelphia in 1920, graduated AZ
at the age OF twenty-five, and has written
extensively international and criminal law some % 0
his works have been translated into German and span,
ish and ne Is now one OF the editors OF Paris journal
devoted TO international law lie had previously done
some editorial work In POlks time Among MS ptN
known books are Conflict OF Laws" Colnmehnhrles
on American Law" and Law OF Nations Win Davia
Dudley Field and Theodore ID. WOOlsey he represents
this country In the Institute of international Law Hs
title OF Doctor OF Laws recently cOnerred ny no
University of Edinburgh
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
MINERS suFFoCATED BY AN EXPLOSION

BERLIN, March 1S.-Twohundred and seven
teen miners were Imprisoned by an explosion OF hie-
damp In collery at Camphausen, near saarprnek, IN
Rhcnish Prussia this morning. and At late hour lh'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19

afternoon only Of them had been rescued It
is thought that most Of the 200 others have been
sufocated.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-01-31
TROUT COURT FOR BALTIMORE co.
DECEMBER TERM.
Hon. George Yetlot, Chief Judge; Hon. David
Fowler, Associate Judge; N. G. Burke, Esq,
States An'yj VIM. NJ. Isaac, Esq, CLERK;
Joseph r. Knight, Esq, Sheriff.

JAN. 23.-John Cosby, tramp; guilty. not sem
fenced. Jas. France, tramp; plea of not guilty
confessed by State. John j. Ztzer VS.. Theresa
Muler, executrix of Nicholas Muller, DECEASED !;
verdict for defendant and judgment on verdict for
costs. The petition of Charles E. Fendall, asking
the court to pass order directing Mr.. Wrench
all, receiver of the Maryland Central Railroad, to
pay him $l,l23 fees for professional services
rendered by him as attorney for the road out Of
the net earnings, argued and held sub cura
& JAN 24.-M. A. Arthur VS.. c. V. Cherbonnier,
motion for new trial granted d. II. Emory vs..
the trustees of the Towsontown NJ e. church, bill
in equity praying decree for the sale of the
church property, in order to pay certain bonds
issued by the trustees argued and held sub curia.
JAN. 26.-State of Maryland, use of James L.
Ridgely, VS.. Henry c. Ridgely, Martin Jean and
Ichabod Joan on trial before jury. Burke
pleaded guilty to larceny; sentence reserved.
JAN. 27.-State of Maryland, use of James l..
Ridgely, Jr, VS.. Henry c. Ridgely, Martin Jean
and Ichabod Jean; before reported evidence
concluded and case gi7en to the jury. john II.
Held pleaded guilty to assault and malicious
destruction of properly, and was fined 81 and
costs in each case
JAN. 2S.-Joseph Casney, tramp; plea of not
guilty confessed by the state. Joseph Locke,
tramp; plea of not guilty confessed by the state.
George Walker, tramp plea of not guilty con-
fessed by the state William Powell and Fred.
Lawson, tramps; plea of not guilty confessed by
the state. Peter Paul, larceny; plea of guilty
confessed and sentence reserved. William Banks,
colored, larceny plea of guilty; sentence rescrv-
ed. William johnson, colored, larceny plea Of
guilty; sentencereserved. Robert McGrath tres
passing guilty and sentenced to the county Jail
for one month. Catherine Hill, coored, and Eliza
Hill, colored, disorderly conduct; stetted. Eliza
Hill coored, disturbing the peace; stetted.-
State of Maryland use of James L. Ridgely VS..
Henry C. Ridgely, Martin Jean and Ichabod
Jeaa before reported; action of plaintiff to re-
cover a legacy of some 81, 400, and set-of filed
by defendant. Verdict for defendant and judg-
ment on verdict for defendant for costs.