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srrrocATED oY BoARD A S1EAMSHIP

baltimore, Feb y INpccidN.-A case OF SUI
location by coal gas occurred this morning aboard the
British steamship Dcerhound at Locust Point The Sic-
tins the second engineer, John Hull and Richard
Weber a boy, steward to the engineer The chief cng
neer William Kirklcy, and third engineer. George tlun
ton had n escape from death. The men went to
bed late last night IN the cabin OF the vessel and were
found In unconscious condition this morning. Kirk
ley was on the floor with his face downward lie had
apparently made effort 10 open the cabin door after
feeling the effects OF the The other three persons
were In thor berths when found All were at first
thought tO he alive but investigation proved that the
boy dead and the others nearly The unfortunate
removed To the open air. and every effort made
to resusciatc them few minutes after being rescued
Hull died The electric battery then used upon the
other men with The DeoIhOund is loaded with
corn and the supposiuon II that, there strong
of wind the escaping fumes Of the coal In the
stove were blown back through tho stOyeppe into the
cabin Hull about twenty four OF age. and Is
native OF HartlepOol, England where he leaves wife
and one child. Weber sixteen years OF age. He
halls from Hull, England
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GERMANY AND THE TONQUIN TROUBLES.
pIspuTING THE RIGHT OF THE FRENCH TO shAh'"
NpUTRAL VESSELS.

HANprRG. Feb. 2s.-The steamship Meta
pedia with a cargo OF munitions, which hao poen y"
tained because OF fears entertained by her owherS ~
to-day for Hong Kong. The departure was deeiuco VI
consequence 1t is said Of Prince BismarcKS reiuS' "
recognize the claim of the French to right 10 So"'
neutral vessels on the high for contrabaha o wa
in any state of hostiities as that existing
France and China A.. ,r,, s,ote that
all tho dignaries OF the Chinese Umpire baxo ba,v ~
summoned TO give their opinions as to the ehpeucn''
continuing the war with France. . =, - ,o ham
e Ga,o;s states that Indirect negotiations have peeh
opened between Paris and Pekin looking W Ga,Jojs
aiso says that NJ Ferry has made oycrtures TO NJ ao
iers the Russian Prime Minister to influence NV
induce China TO discuss the terms OF peace pop''' -
Lord Lyons has formally placed before Jules sriS at
number of complaints made Dy ndna iSn bstwcen Hong
Kong and other treaty ports have peen & hn has re-
0nested 81 Ferry to state whether not France WINE
bockadns the port OF RHr'noSt aiI nors Of China it
seems TO be well understood by French politicians that
the tenor OF the demand indicates plainly an Intention
on the part of England TO limit the actions OF Tue frs'"
under their claim of the right To search VcsscIs. o
BeRLIY. Feb. 2S.-The Vosssche Z1Wg denies tno & r.
port that Germany accepts the French drciaat"i, "a
fng rice colraband OF war The measure ~ i ,hc
is prcudcia to German interests even 10 inosc III a.
numerous coasters belonging IN Engand ana -
the trade of transporting rice from CHINA 10 ,'erhny
The reason Germany did not AT once IormaIy 9Pp%n,
the French declaration the voSSiSchc Ic,ng sys N Is s
Prince Bismarck chose TO leave the Initiative III te
OF protest to England and tho other maritime ioNgis
Tho inclusion OF rice In the sphere OF contran,n&u & "
of meal and of other similar BESIDES thls
contraband declaration made by France II acorP"" ~
would annul the declarations OF the faris 'onse' %
ls5G ..o
spOndence with all the Powers which signed tae hi
tion of the Paris Congress Of 1896 The Object {" I'M n
correspondence is to secure Joint protest by tho "ne M
signatory Powers against the proclamation ssun W
France dccrecing rice u contraband OF war. Ear Gran
ves communication declares that the action oI m nc
Is dircot violation of the resolutions adopte" ny INC
Congress OF S5b.
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THE FOREIGN POLICY OF ITALY
OPPOSITION TO THE Observation-Disclosures THE
Toptrs IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. Feb. 2S.-Ihc leaders of the OPP
position in the Italian Chambers have evidently he
termincd on following the example set them ~ the
Tories in England In organized attack on the foreign
policy which the Italian Ministry recently adopted IN
Africa Advices from Rome. however Indicate tna'
they will defer the Initiation of the proposed debate on
snor Depretiss colonial policy until the result OF the
present political crisis In England shall have peeh
thoroughly defined. Italys relations with England IN
the matter OF forwarding bodies OF troops To points on
the Red sea ttora will also form the basis Of series oil
questions. aud tho action OF -gnor Mancinl WI uh,
affairs Iu England. Early In tho week rieu0r Mnclhi
lntimated that he would hold his peace on ~! coon
natter. until a vote on sir stafford NOrhcoes ENSURE
motion had been reached. large party III thc iaisan
Chambers believe that England has already "E'eh ~
the n.rI,ncnt occIpatlon by Italy uf Mas-pwah and
that this apparent concession on tho part o Nr rInd
stones Government T. merely stepping stone 10 thc
Intimate anne NatOn by Itaiy of iripol
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CLEVELAND'S HOUSEHOLD.
FINISHING THE INAUGURAL.

WHAT Is SAID ABOUT THE CABINET IN ALBANY
MT. WHITNEY ACCEPTS THE NAVY PORTFOLIO.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l
ALBANY, Feb. 2S.-Presdent-elect Cleveland
finished his inaugural message to-day. 1t is brief docu
ment but some of its space is sad is taken up with
discussion OF the tariff which Mr. Cleveland thinks should
be modified 1t is also said that he consider
alton Of the silver question and speaks in
decided than he did in his letter to Congressman
Warner OF Ohio. No one had visited the Presdentelect
up to p to-day and at that h0r Private Secretary
Lamont announced this fact and also that callers
expected in the evening
The directors OF tho Commercial Bank of which Daniel
Manning president. held secret meeting to-day Az
terward IL announced that nothing had been done
toward electing to Mr. Manning 1t was In.
tnaed however that directors arranged the af
fairs of the bank that IL Mr. Manning becomes Secretary
OF the Treasury Robert C. Pruyn will succeed him. VIM
c, Whitney OF NewYork City. has been offered the sec
retaryship Of the Navy Department. and he has 40.
cepted. Unless there eleventh-hour changes the
Cabinet positions, announced in THE TRIBUNE this
morning, will be distributed as follows:
Secretary OF State-Thomas +. Bayard, OF Delaware.
Secretary Of The TeasWy-Daniei Manning, OF New
York.
SECRETARY he Ilterior-L O. c. Lamar, OF Mississippi
IHorney- Gencrdt-A II. Garland Of Arkansas.
secretary 0f tic Nary-Wm. {. Whitney, OF Ncw-Y0rk.
Postmaster Gencrdt-w. +. Villas, OF Wisconsin.
Secretary Of Wdr-Wm. C. EndicOtt, OF Massachusetts
Mr.. Cleveland may start for Washington on Tues
day morning, but there is suspicion that he may
Journey to the National Capital on Monday evening.
He is desrous OF avoiding crowds, and therefore tho
actual time of his departure kept concealed He will
be accompanied by his brother. the Rev. William Cleye'
land Of Forest Port n Y; his TWO sisters, Miss Ceve-
Land and Mrs Hoyt Colonel Daniel s. Lamont, Mrs.
Lamont and Miss Bessie Lamont.
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VIEW IyvAsIoNS OF OKLAHOMA.

Chicago, Feb % Especial. l.-lhe ioilowing
-, ,ras rec.iyed yesterday from President w. Ia
couch by F. E. Mum, Of Braidwood, H.: Telegraph
80 uonso members to defeat Senator Dawess Okla
ham,, hin. We move promptly on March D."
This indicates that the colonists have aoated
I'm their determination oesstencroaohmeh,s upon
Mr Wmnn teegraphtd Senator Cullom and keptescn.a
tive Payson at washinton his own signature SsS
Will start for Kansas March q lie Is conssanuy
letters from people Of this aud otner STATES sss
ing permission " join his colony
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COMPLAINT or DIR. PiTfS WIDOW.
HER POVERTY DUE TO THE WITHHOLDING OF HER
HUSBANDS SALARY.
Try TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rRIBUSE.I

HUSBANDS SALARY
Try TELEGRAPH TIE rRIBUSEl
Rochester, Feb. 2S.-W. ii. klsllngDury,
brother OF Lieutenant Kislngbury, received letter last
evening from Mrs. Za Mary Pavy, widow OF Dr. faVy'
one of tho victims OF the Greely Expedition Mrs Pavy
At prcscnt secretary of the womans Literary Depart
ment of the Exposition at New Orleans she says
among other things:
Mrs Grecy has personally written 10 % nost Oh ne tne
prominent editors, asking them 10 Write ~ 6, in
response II may be they have escaped y yi, e. bas
SOME of my friends mere t say ysr go"d salary and this
Goyernment is first seeking to increase lne atSaHHy
fs wiJows And in my case cannot even yet receive
thr salary OF my husband due TWO ana nan yeaIo go aS
My pension mas been rejected IL s ong siice to the
widows left dependent because Oh tho ~ ,r.,tIy
Government and IN my opinion, my yn,ewS, He pre-,
tended 10 wish TO hasten to Washington 10 sec ~ h % he ss
so hi " own honors We know that II before the world
hc is now honored criticism must cease eVen .nos w @
no ,,h n" lad aside lie has pretended to iaclIe a s
,,rs and has on the sly put In claim o nearly fooo
irsi my pttance OF back salary IL Is lor o.erl&nmh &
ri"ns Even the auditor told CONGRESSMAN mat s1Sn
l'ion, ohomeful claim must not appear before the
rl that they hoped credit 1t to Greely, etc Inc
4nn vii be taken from me- but the Language changed
G IA TO look for Greedy In the papers ana stIer
onica is read the fact that after 1851 ana iso ufees G
did ali he could to humiliae the doctor ana TO deieat MS
cverv ambitious desire and purpose lie hu Tue uoGtpa
travel under the command OF neXpericnceam III men unr
pia who admired the doctor and told ne that the doctor
80 so snperor that he always expected TO follow where
thc doctor would lead In everything Greey nnno{ve {s
hun aid Injustice and finally cruelty Greeiy llie
ought be sacrificed he wthh9ds am an pS onrns.
nrovo In Will malice cruelty and the IKE TO nave
and no investigation be had burning So ihn pnbc
countrv want To yet these facts before tnc Pupo.
some of the French of the doctors Journal sen. 70 s
brotber Alfred. They translating IL. one phrases
% .reciv f. "A true snake for his character wares
with the atmosphere My contempt for hs man Is un-
limited" Greelys habits were also aaer @ TO- and hvs
not cent of my husbands salary am left III debt Two
banks who kindly made loans are now pressing he
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left him for good and gone to her parents This morning
he hired the fastest he could and armed with
colts revolver and shotgun drove to McLeansboro.
He arrived at o. m forced entrance into his father
naw's house, took his wife out Of bed In her night
around her and then threatened to kill the old man. The
latter not to be daunted He seized his shotgun and
a flash Will hs vita
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MRS. X. w. BEEBE KILLED By Il TRAIN.

New BRUNSWICK, Feb. 2s (Specidl Among
tho guests who attended the wedding of Miss Hall, Of
Metuchen, Thursday, was Mrs. r.. w. Bcobo. of New
York aunt Of the bride. While waiting for train TO
turn home Friday evening she was struck by the fast
ho1y brok
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mined men who were acting for the one op)eo'' o'
liberating Ireland from English control MI 5,cpn ser
aso savs that he has labOred to in'ce
era of the delegates to suspend their operations U
present and until the meeting OF another conci ,tmre
he is arran eng to convene in Paris In the near nJ
Al this meeting Mr. stephens has promised 10 oinst
O new plan for an organized uprising IN lreiahu "e"
England
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lDEFYIyG A PATHER-M-LA W.

ST.. LOUIS. Feb. % (SpeciaD. D.-Thomas boze,
man lives In Carmi Ills. Three months ago nc h'"''oa
Minnie Mack, OF McLeansboro, Ills. lew DAYS aso
pozeuan found note at home stating that his wre nao
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
THE DYNAMITE CONGRESS IN PARIS.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The Paris correspondent
NJ The London Standard has tclegraphed an in'criew
he has had with Stephens eTHea cohre oi INC
. o Ne s,orhens states that he was invited to at
.nd the dvpamte conclaye in Paris last Sunday nght.
since then he had seen several Of the leading delegates
and be said that they were all, in his opinion deter
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
A CHILD BITTEN BY RATS.

READING, Feb. % (SpeciaD. Ella, age three,
the daughter Of James Anspach. In Heidelberg town
ship of this county, attacked by while asleep In
bedroom last night and bitten and body
The physician says the childs is extremely
doubtful.
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WANTING THE FORTUNE, NOT THE WOMAN.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-Frances Welnberger,
Loaf stripper I'm tobacco manufactory in Gospodence
Hungary, saved money enough to purchase a ticket IN
ho Vienna lottery At the recent drawing her ticket
Sow one of the ca pital prizes This amounts 10 hy
honssnd forns IlItte over $4,000 Her home M mas
become aplace besiegsd ny young hen VIM W '''
har
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nyxu A yEW. YORKER KILLED BY A TRAIN.

DETROIT Feb. 2S.-A dispatch to The Free
Press, from Coldwater, Mich, says On account OF
broken rail- carload OF horses the train going east
iunped the track near J0nesvile last night. Edward
Frye OF York, jumped from the car and ie under
tue wheels. He died this morning ct o'clock
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

DYING INSANE FROM POLITICAL EXCirEMENI
Rp,nisa Penn, Feb. 2s.-John Barkle, who became
IN 49, thr,nvh esosn excitement, and refused TO eat
for nearly two weeks died At the County Insane Asylum
to-day. .A-s<
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
THE LATEST CABINET SLATE"

MANNING, LAMAR. ENDICorT, WHITNEY, Villas AND
GARLAND MENTIONED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO Tds TarBuS1l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The Cabinet as nov
arranged by the politicians, subject to notifications OK
course, at the twelfth hour. Is as follows:
Secretary Of State-Bayard
Secretary u the IredSury-Mannlng -,
Secretry ot the InterOr-Lamar.
Scretayy Of War-Endicott
secretary ct the Nasy--Whitney.
Postmaster Generdt-Vias.
dispatch to The this evening from Albany saysi
another letter containing the formal profer OF Cab
met position dispatched from Wilet-st last night
making in all five Cabinet officers who have been irrevo-
caby determined upon. The letter was not sent to
New.England man, and New-Engands representative
I'm tho Cabinet is yet held under adyisemen To whom
the sent and who are the other for nen arc
questions for speculation Mr.. Cleveland Mr.; Manning
thc five men are Presdenteect Cleveland will not de-
eide upon the men TO MI the TWO remaining positions,
ments until he has reached Washington and consuited
with leading Democrats" ,,,, - =,
those who will meet Mr. Cleveland on Tuesday evening"
II is understood that the Senate nemocrs Oh ne Spss
were chosen first part at their suggestion so that
they might opportunity to take steps toward secur
senator Lamar is reported to have impressed upon tue
President-eect the advsability OF this course
TIE TRrBIyEs LIST CONSIDERED CORRECT.
The first announcement in this city yester-
for ,he action OF the Senate was good deal OF wonder
TO Democrats They could not understand how or why
a Republican journal should be the nrst 70
secure sach news, and were hehhea "
question the list as sent nom Albany
by an occasional correspondent OF TuE TRIBUNE WILL
lam Whigney's friends, however, promptly confirmed
the reports that had accepted the Navy PORTFOLIO and
is he known to have returned from Albany All
doubt cas-. on TRIBUNE list had disappeared long be-
fore night. Mr. whitney seen by TRIBUNE reporter
and asked about the Cabinet. His reply was:
"Ihave Just returned from Albany. saw Mr. Cleve-
land OF course do not feel at liberty 10 disclose any
of the particulars OF the conference 10 which ne invited
me- You are good at guessing he concluded, laugn-
in.ly "as | AN. and liberty TO form your own
conclusions aud cOueCturcs.
Slr whitney and his brOthern-law, Colonel O.HPayne
OF Ohio, VIII To Washington tomorrow. Inc county
Democracy happy over the prospect 0 thelr eacr
securing Cabinet place, and are Inclined to crow over
the certain death OF rammany which they predict VIII
follow Hubert O. 1hOmpson's appointment as Collector
OF which they have doubt. sMr Thompson was re.
Gently In Albany to confer with Daniel Manning about
that Office Local Democratic leaders have already begun
the movement toward Washington
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
THE GORDON MEMOT

vented by the decision OF the Tory leaderS '"
support the Speaker.
THE GORDON MEMORIAL
The Gordon Memorial Committee has pee"
organized without reference TO party or Sect IL
homes for the widest support Of the effort to offer to
General Gordon's memory homage worthy Oh HIS
oh
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
THE DIVISION.

Never was the result of any division more do"o'-
fnl. some:Ministers admitted that tney Ap'o''u
he beaten. The whips on both sides agreed 'na' II
was ,mpossible TO foretell the figures. Inc Ir'Sn
vote from the beginning was rechoned as hoS'''o "
A.. Ministry. as il was. Mr.. Parnell mastering
<or,v-one followers When it was seen that the
.s,,;s,ers had a majority the Liberals. cheered'
When the numbers were ahnouhceu '"0 i'''0'
cheered more loudly STILL
THE MILITARY CAMPAIGN
|. ord Wolselev's Immediate plans are as mys-
.orous az ever One party insists that he intends
hasb on Berber. Others are positive that he VIII
..,re The whole force to Debbeh. General Bullers
AZ C,akdul relieves anxiety, almost amount
ling to alarm.
|, M. alarm about the Russian advance TO the
+. tront,er has subsided with assurances from
I.,. pn.san Government and press that there is no
Iintentiop of making trouble.
ROYAL PROGRESS IN IRELAND.
,r,s announcement of the intended visit in April
f the Prince and Princess OF Wales 10 lreiano n"'
Failed to elicit any definite, expression OF opinion
,om the leaders Of the National party Their organ
In Dublin says that the visit will be failure IL
Inv attempt be made to identify the Prince with
Dubln Castle. Their private feeling is reported as
favorable. but the Parnelites will favor or oppose
.oo,na to political exigencies. They tried vainly
bu the week to extract from Mr.. Gladstone O
az to whether before or during the visit
he will proclaim amnesty and allow the Crimes Act
TO lapse.
n The Hrst application Of the cloture or previous
nrastion in the Commons on Tuesday nearly failed
IRON the factiousness of afew Tories Inc e&pe''eu
I,enewal of Irish obstruction yesterday was pro-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-07-23
DIED.

Entered into life at Trenton, n. j., on Satur-
day morning, July 4th. 1889, IN the olth year
of his ace. DIR. JAMES VI. IAYlS-father OF
Mrs. Rev Jno. 5. Gibson of Middleway, W. Va
July nth, 1885, after short illness, at the
residence of Henry Spears, Esq, in Paris, Bour-
bon county, KY, where she has made her home
for the past IL wears Mrs. NJ. L. COOK, wife OF
the late +. E. Cook. of this county.
On Wednesday morning, July 18th, at the
residence of Mr.. John Hall Allstadt in this
county. Miss HANNAH HALL, in the 6Sth
wear of her age. For many years she had been
a consistent member of the Methodist Church.
Her piety was uniform patiently she suffered
the Masters will. and at His bidding she en-
tered into rest. To her, to die was gain.
July 18th. 1886, near Zion Church. this county,
very suddenly, Mr.. PHILIP MOLER, son OF
Mr.. J. G. Moler-aged about q years
In Bolivar. this county, Wednesday, July S,
1885, Mrs. AMELIA d. CHAMBERS, in the
18th year her age.
In Harper's Ferry, Monday, July 9th, 1888,
Mrs. CANDIES a. STROTHER, aged about 40
years.
In Sandy Hook, July II, 1885, at the residence
of his brother-in-law, Mr. Patrick Higgins, MI
THOMAS SLAVEN, aged about 10 years-for
merly Of this county.
Suddenly, at her home in Charlestown on
Saturday afternoon last, at an advanced age,
Miss MARIA ELIZA BROADUS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-07-23
HyntenedL.

Wednesday morning, July 10Th, most
auspicious event occurred in the Presbyte-
rian Church, Harper's Ferry, being the
marriage of Mr.. w. T.4CAl1AR of Mexican
county, Pa, and Miss ADELINE BEELEB
Cross daughter of Mr.. Ambrose Cross OF
Harpers Ferry. The ceremony took place
at 10 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Hopkins OF
Charlestown officiating A great number
of friends of both parties were present. Fol-
lowing the tying of the nuptial knot the
happy couple repaired to the brides home
on Camp Hill, where an elegant collation.
was provided and there was the usual amt
of congratulations, handshakings, etc. The
presents were unusually numerous andwerC
of more substantial and useful nature than
is often seen on such occasions, noticeable
we're many handsome pieces Of silver. Mr.
and Mrs. Callar left on the 1l.30 train fol
an extended tour through the western states
They are followed by the best wishes of ey-
cry one who knows them. Mr.. Callar is {
deservedly popular gentleman and one
likely to win friends wherever he may re
side. The estimable aud accomplished la
dy he has taken for his wife is one of Har
per's Ferry's greatest fayorites and will be
sadly missed in the social and home circles
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-07-23
Mistaken Identity.

Last Saturday c. X. Lord, general passen-
ger agent of the b. O., was on the train com
ing west. The same day President Cleve-
land went up in the vicinity of Sir Johns
Run to fish The news that the President
was going west became generally known and
at every station along the line great crowd
was assembled to greet His Excellency. AT
Piedmont there were probably five hundred
persons around the station anxious to catch
a glance of a Democratic President. Mr..
Lord. who is a portly and handsome man,
stepped on the rear platform of his car, and
the crowd mistaking him for the President
gave him a regular ovation and cheer after
cheer went up. Mr.. Lord entered unto the
spirit of the thing and taking of his hat
bowed right and left to the crowd till the
train pulled out and hurried away.-Nomt-
ain Ect0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-07-23

DIR. John Staige Davis aged 81 Of Char
ottesville-Professor of Medicine at the l.
University of Virginia (his Alma Mater =
died of paralysis last week. He was OF Al
barmarle birth and resided here in jefferson
county 1915. His first wife, Lucy Han
don Blackford, whom he married IN June
~ died in 80 The doctor then married
Caroline H. Hill.
james 0. Chappell, Halifax Co, Va, says
he used the fertilizer made of Powells Pre-
pared Chemicals for tobacco, $50 lbs. to the
acre. and found it as good as fertilizers which
cost him more than three times as much.
This economical fertilizer costs only Sc per
bhl which is sufficient to make one-hali
ton complete fertilizer. Write for pamPhieI
TO Brown Chemical CO., Baltimore, Md.