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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
VoL. L.ALV --..No .14,--90.
SAVED BY A STEAMERS CREW
pp,vE RESCUE OF FISHERMEN.
r,,r ryRRtBLE EXPERIENCE OF THE sChooNL"
c1pnpAIRA-FOUE LIVES LOST.

,,. rvpp,PIE EXPERIENCE OF THE sChooNE"
C,voPAIRA-FoUR LIVES LOST.
pu,,Dr1PuIA, Dec 20 (SpecadD.-lhe Oh
.ors of the steamship Lord Cough when arrlNeui" %
I,aware last night, report having experienced
',ror drring the entire trip. On Decewb-r u Gap
tain G. W. PendletOn and thirteen ol the cIe" "
schooner Cleopatra, of Gloucester that was III ]
d,,i, were rescued aud brought to this por' lhree
sea,nen belonging to the schooner were ioS'' ~ w
vilIed The names OF the men drowheu "elo i ",
Hodge aud Matheson Another seaman one Lo ~
VS. killed and five others were injured Inc
go = nav vessel valued at $4,000 owned by d. '"
II Rabson and was insured in the Gloucester M"'u"'
Fishing Insurance Company , .i
Capta,n Pendleton of Gloucester eXpresseu '"o So
tude os himself and crew to Captain l. M h"s"o'' -
the Lord Cough for the prompt assistance Ill roe0"
them and his great kddness to them Whl'e on oo'r no
oer Canta,n Pendet on also publicly expresses his
,hanks q. Second officer Roberts for his courageous o
dnet he having had go twice to their asss'"u'''
a volunteer crew, in IL terribly rough SCI" '~" ~ I,.
their own lives in doing. Captain P"hueton "u"
crew left Philadelphia this afternoon io' '"'''
GlOucester , A. ,.,.-i,, storv. I.
.v.a ss,ied from Boston December - Ill the 'l'o
nar one thir dof which own had ere" oI esn''o
men Eyerything went well with us until WE were
s,ruck nv a hurricane on Saturday The schooner was
disuasted and thrown on her beam ends "heu 'no
vessel went over were washed INTO te sea
o,a M tbe fonr that were left was dashed on tio
a.. and killed instantly. Eleven OF the fourteen sue
caeded in swimming back to the vessel when size rE'u
and were saved The vessel was so badly wrehcne" 'n
the water poured her through many CRACKS anu m
hands were kept busy at the pumps to keep her aoA
un our signals OF distress should be sighted Eac one
Of the crew was badly bruised. They carry the marks
with them vet in the shane OF black eyes, bruised aces
and spraincd arIus To add to our mslOrtahes our o
visions were all water soaked and spoiled ana % ho'
-, what vcoud have becvIue OF had not our signals
been seen by tue Lord Cough
GLouBEsTEa. Mass, Dec. 29-Ihe Work oi "0
n,rtheast gales of Friday aud Saturday mas b'en
disastrous TO ehe Gloucester hshng Meet h"VIns "o
stroycd five vessels the Ade'ia Hartwcl. Racer ivan
hoo Ceopatra and Sarah G. Pyle. Thus far repor'eu
eight lives have been lost but 1t is feared that 'e'
have peen her disasters and loss of life ana er' j
great anxiety manifested aud dread OF ;drlher Oau
news from the vessels the banks exposed to inc Ihy
80 tonest The schooner L,iiian Baxter reports the
loss of john McIntyre who washed on the deck on
Saturday morning
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WHlTE MEN AND NEGROES FIGHTING.
BATTLING AROUND C0LoRED CHURCH-oSH
WHITE AND ONE NEGRO KILLED.

BATTLING AROUND CoLoRED CHURcH-oNH
WHITE AND ONE NEGRO KILLED.
DISPATCHES from OnancOck. Va, tell OF
afray in Accomac County on Sunday afternoon. Ter
white men from sykess Island were IN the village
liquor store mt Messenger Bridge drinking freely They
were rough set aud mad been spree since Cnrst-
mas Two OF them brcIne involved IN a difficulty with
left" Freeman, a colorcd man who Is noted for bis
great strength Freeman. angered by the remarks Oh
one Of the crowd picked hun bodily anu threw him
across the room. This the signal for general me-
lee. Freeman eaped upon barrel and leveling re-
yolyer at the crowd OF white dehed then Ill
George Parker Miles ono of tho white men, advanced
on the negro who quick fash fired. The bali en-
tered Miless mouth aud his left ear incting
a mortal wound.
Pistols and knives drawn aud the crowd rushed
for the negro who ieaped through glass win w car
ryng the sash with him and followed by shower OK
bullets, glas ,es AID bottles. ID wn the IV4 eree.
In 10 co ured peop les church about half mio uistant
where a Christmas festival heiug held, some of hs
friends were there. The festival for-otcn for tho
tl,ue being The con creation rushed 10 the door As
the pursuing party advanced some one IN the ehnrcn
fired two shots ana several OF the wihtc men. were
wounded, of them dropping ~ the road Ihcn tho
white men rushed into crowd OF cOlOred peop ~,
driving them back into the church Freeman was shot
I'm the forehead aud fatally wounded. lie was
also dragged from the church and severely Desteu'
The other people fled from the church.
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ARRESTED WI3H ms B0oTY or HIiL
An ExpGrss AGENT srrA:s %l7,0G0 AND TRIES TO
ESCAPE ~ Ms wirE's CLOTHING.

ESCAPE ~ us wirE's CLOTHING.
ST. Louis, Dee 20 (Gpccidh.
frank lrsnc stepped on au incoming tram this oven
ing on the -. Louis and san fraaci'co K'Ir"' u"U
when the Union Depot WAS reached emerged with
vclled woman atrcd in complete MORNING. lie car
ried a small sotche which had been III his compa; on
possession and cutcAcd one OF her arms VIVA strong
grIp The pair walled immediIt'ly to Police Head
quarters when the detective ushcrcd his companion lho
private room and as soon the door was closed said
"wcu. PAGE. the jig is up strip"
To this tho veed figure responded:
81 know IL is. Frank You've got the most OF the
hoode in that satchei." The voice which came FROM
beneath tire veil was thoroughly masculine
TIE order to strip was ohcyod ana
after dark lolman had been laid aside, black jersey
WIS nnbuti oncd, Of money extending oHtirc
ly around the gn posed IL MAS carefully taken
ont by the officers, ana the remainder of the searoh
proved even more astonishing. The satchcl was opened
and found filed with money.
The prisoner was v. l.. Page. Adams Express agent
at Golden CITY, Barton County, 80. Al o'clock last
night lie received message over the wires th't
n packace containing $4,000 from Kan
sas Cfy, consigned to tho Golden City Bank,
would arrive on the next When it arrived he took
e money aud robbed the safe OF ~ 900 more, hid the
money and went home. lie s;olc his wr's clothing und
then changed his attire III woods BonrIh- the cars
ne came through TO this city The m lroal men grew
suspicious and tclcsraphcd for detective to meot the
tram. 1t hJppcncL cnat Er-S!ne. who was detailed,
knew Page ;~rapualy. Tho money recovered amounted
10 400 Page says hc lost the the woods when
n, changed his clothing. lie hAsa wie ana two chill
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4 pAsrrrE's AMERICAN PATIENTS.

PARIS. Dee. %. NJ. Pa>tcur to-day lnocu-
l,tct Ci,rlc. Kaufman. Of Franklin. y. j., who was
bitten by a supposed md dos on November II ana
sailed from Ncw.York on the steamer Labrador on DE-
.ou,b.r IG Tue operation was succeSsfuL NJ fRsteur
severely ccu-urrd Kaufman FOR his tnatt"nion I" mo
nlrea al the timc he bitten, but snd no hop'u'
notwithstanding tho long tim" t't hhd eap7eu' 10 pre-
vent ~ DEVELOPMENT Of hyGrophOha. VI Pd'ieur WIZ
iu.rii.,-. DR. IudWis X -tttlcr or ORANGE y a.,
y,t.r.uarI -urlcr, VINO va pLtrb on Dc'oWho - ~
,I,. lie Will bee inucululrd once dAj Tor ciXht CON
.,,u,tycdt.-. Tho four children Austin fl'IEer'h'
Patrick Ryan. william Lane and P'tr'cE lt"yo "io
treatment hy II. Pas.eur, Will start Tor h"o Oh 9unu'o
They are al we'll
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ALL COVE BUT ms r0RGED voyES.

VlYCENNEs, Ind. Dec. 29.-joseph G. Litzel-
mau, Newton, Ill., contractor, has disappeared. icay-
Ing behind him Of victims VINO hOd nothing hat
his forged paper LitzclmIn recently hai been buying
and selling railroad ties the Peoria. Decatur and
Evarsyille Railroad lie also bought mp slaves and
hoops In quantities, and lis transactions made IT ncccs-
sary FOR INN handle large sums OF nancy Many OF
his specuatiOns, hOwcY r. prOVod unpfOhldDS ana he
soon found himself IN bad financial cOudtO lie has
for some time said heen using tho names OF MS
ia her and uncle money Oh notes II ~ thdught
that the amount OF his forgerIes viii reach $lO,OOO
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UHIPPING AR. fR4croRY PUPIL.
A YoUNG MAN HELPS \ rgAcHs" CnASIIsE GIRL
- -iGITEEN.

A YOUNG MAN HELPS 4 IEACHE" CiA-il'L Hi''
- -IGUTTEN.
CEt"TAW H.. Dee. 29.-iiss EluiCc Chris
topner, daughter OF j. NJ. Christopher, farmer has
been teaching what is known as the Finley school.
short distance east uI Al Attend n t.is s,hn9l
were the son and daughter James Il: Lewis r-iA-
tive the Chrstopu,r-. bitter ieGi hIi existed 'e-
tween The two fiuc, Tor some umr rlls feeling WIS
intensified a few days Hso wucn Ms Christopher 'I'er
yauiy trying 10 cisise Mi, owls who Is about c-ht
cen years age, called yOuA. maI,a pupil 10 ar a.
sstauce and Iduluist-.oI severe bea-uS 20 the uu
Iuly pupil. The yOIng womtA's parcnts "'re almost
frantic with rage and the mother It s sand. went d"
the school-room revolver, unt wpud douht.",-
have boodshcd bat ur the timely Interference
OF tho pupils. The ths arrest of thc ictch'r
aud the pupi who assisted iu Furnishing SIS, Lewis The
hrl trial resulted Gi-d r-emeut by ue Jury The Sec
Qua tral occurred at Auburn and resulted IN small He
being imposed Miss Christopher aai her assistant ia
the affair Both sides represented by abio com
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nIAs.-rLnwrEs coME ro IN AarElMrNr.

SYRACUSE. Dec. - lNpeciah.-Ihe a~socla''on
known - Window Gas. Manufacturers of tine Northern
D,,ric i.cIdiu. Nr0Nnrk aud part ot fonnsy .Yaul'
held conference hcte .t ui-ht and to 'y 10 ADJUST
tao strike ordered by l-Iac Chuc, president
az tho National Gas,-BIowcr, Association.
rs evening committees composed of equal numbers OF
blowers aui manufacturers held secret con
ference aud. after inAcu wrtnsli1e, agreed upon
a basis Of settlement Blpwrrs -hAH be paid ie-
the month Of November a. Tie 30 cent rate In conform
liv with the mauIsIcfurcra uutrrstAudins %
tic articles or n-Ic~uent Wsdr last ia.i. loi
I-cauler AID for each a.-rrnnto month "H
Iou., N me urr.-It nro last. which VIII D. uutu the
middle Jane. blowers VIII pc palf ou Tue Auf-.'N
cont basis. which is in Actufdlatr with their under
standing Of the articles of agreement
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40trgrRJyG or CORRESpOyDEyrS.

ATLANTA, Dee. 29.-A gathering of corre-
spoudcnts of T,c IGu,u COnsttptoH, 800 In number.
from al! parts OF tH Uu.On Is Ders held Le7c About
one hundred arc from Georgia nry from South Caro-
lima fy from North Carolina ufty from Alabama. ana
the renitLdcr FROM york. Baltimore Pui.ade phIa
Washington, 81. Louis, Cincinnati, thrigp thd LOUIS
here guests ui Inc Constitution. thrr
eHueus. OF travel etc. al brug furnished bF tho new
paper. Tonight they wtrc rendered banquet at tho
kinbIll House, at which $50 plates were iaid.
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fApyUOriKgS IN TWO MATES.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. pa dispatch to 1hc
I0et Dispach from Bloomington Ill., sa's that the in
habitaua OF ti,t city alarmed last night by an
ear;Lqulko shock the noise accompanying 1t resembling
closely mac by tie irng OF artillery. No damage
done to property. although the force OF the shock
was distinctly felt IN several large buildings.
Hartford. Conn, Dee. 29.-Scycra severe shocks or
earthquake felt in this city this morning between
$3.50 and $50 o'clock.
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SMALLPOX CASES IN CANADA.

MoxrREAL, Dec. 29.-Thcrc Is Thought to be
no further danger the spread Of smallpox among Tue
uInates OF the Tongue Point" Insane Asylum most oi
the patient. having recovered AMI no new cases having
hr,n reported IN last ten days The disease nov"
ever still maintains Its footing III Ste Cnnegonue o"inS
-.,rr s,,ttarv nr.,autious. The official returns at
IIralth ,Jnco This morning show one death F0h shal
poX N tnr city yesterday and wv" al tht no, Il,'.T ~
~ tl d htron VINO died from tho use"Se III 'ho
cirv al week were FreuclI-( (HuadidnS. -
IjEInANY. ont Dee. ga FcrlouS outor.nh nm " ,I s
ny near Poutypool station, tho line OF the Centra
Pacific Railroad, In feared.
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MA T7IFI7'7I ~ II''7
NoxTKEAL Dee. % (Spccidh.-J. y. Grcen-
shelds ol's Canadian counsel was IN Washington yes
erdav IN connection with the cxradltion proceedings
lie tele,rapned that he does think Mr. Bayard VIII
surrender o IA the fact that tho company had offered
m oomprnmisr with con for money consideration hau
hccn NM clearly before the Department. MI DtFIuSon
nse, ,ouuho saws that hr not aware oI any oucr
f fcoInurouise having made on TIE part Oh ie com
nany ON the contrary all OF Gohs Oilers had Oeeh III
dlgnantly refused. ,.,,.uo,t, ,,1i,,,
Dispatch frou quebec says: Consderap!e ndigna gn,
on was created I'm town to-day wheh wa, ho,,s.
of SIR A. r. Caron sir Hector lnnsrVon anu i " ,,i
# - was uOstcd this inscription: - LahEoN.n "iin M
",,, hanoiuen" The inscription hdd Dcch prlhloi ny
,,. nf - s,eucil.pate Two arrests have Deon hlude'
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CELEBRATING GLADSTONE'S BIRTHDAY.
TIE LlB.RAL LEADER RECEIVES MANY coNGRA1U

HtwARpEv. Dec. 29.-Io-dav is the seventy
s1h auayerIy Of ,he b!s,h or ,ae ngnt Hon. William
T. Gladstone. IN - morning hc was the recipient OF
~" letter, congrttulaung hm on having attained Ills
scvcuty-s,t year Mr. Gladstone left hi, hoh'eat day
break and walked to the village church where special
services were held Notwthstadue that seet ana 'no"
were sl. the walk did nots'cm 10 fatigue Mr.. Glad
,e ~ Inc appcrrl hearty after he had returned from
IA, s.rvcc Among the cougratuiatory tel grams re-
crivri hy Mr Gladstone Wa, ono from the Prince OF
Wales Herbert Gladstone presented hs father with
,.,.t ,y,bo F,rl of B.acolsneM Among tUc presents
were au American axe and bust OF Achilles
Mr Gladstone has requested the press Hs'o oaion' TO
convey 20 h. friends hs thanks for the many hundreds
f fcoucratul;oty letters and kilograms received by hlm
ON tho ocr. on oi the -eveuty-xtH anuiycr7bry OF MS
bra tie a,so wishes 10 express his appreciton OF tue
mi and beautiful efs ana tokens winch have been
sUovcrrl upon him from every class and quarter ah
,rI, i many instances were accompanied ny todch'hS
.1prc-.o q regard ami affection. Mr. Gladstone say
a would bc IhsOUltcl. in .Os,,b" Tor hiW 70 atAho"
.,Irr prIsorny Che many friendly communications ana
...r.f. Ir h- received hr therefore de ms 10 'N-
IT.ss As .ratihcaton throu IA the medium OF the press
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.oBrLL.DOGr KrLLy yOT RELEASED.

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 29.-lhe case OF Ed
wand = Kelly. better known ds "Eull-Dog key. when
mas been up before Commissioner Spencer Of the United
states Circuit Court several weeks, was decided TINS
afternoon Kelly was charged with tho murder oi one
Baird IN British Columbia in 1881. and tho Canadian
4hnris have hrru cudeaNOrlug to secure ms rAtal-
lu In TO try him that charge. The Conrt re-
audrd the prisoner the county Jail 10 await the
action OF the State Department at Washington.
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INJURED BY A ruG.BoAr EXPLOSION.

The tug-boat Niagara, owned by Johnson
< rreil OF No. % south.st was ying in the Atlantic
Dock Basin last night. Aoout nd ght tue boiler en-
ploded aud blew ou5 the dome, C rrying aw "a
part OF the cabu and the pilot no The fireman,
Michael COrcoran severely burned by the escap-
ing steam and was 81 Peters Hospital, In
Brooklyn. Tue damage $1,000 No cause WAS
ASST yLed for the explosion.
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rarLNG TO rHRow HsR CHILDREN ~ A WELL.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 20 (SpeeiaD. Mrs. Ncken,
who was recently released from saLe asylum in this
city, attempted kill herself and three children to-day
Tho family live nlMdinst., and in the yards VOL with
six feet Of water dressed the children two girls age
six and four and hoy baby, In their night clothes ana
arranged her own oiletiu tho same fashion Iheh she
led tho children the we'll aud attempto1 to push
I'm the oldest girl The child resisted and screamed
Neiebors heard aud TO the rescue but not
IN ume to save the baby. who hurled Into the wen
by the mad mother Che arrested and sent back TO
the asyl lum.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BYTL TLLEGRAPH
nRONNED MIILE sKATING.

DROWNED WHILE SKATING.
SPIRIT LAKL, Iowa, Dee. - -Alt. new ana waiter
Evans brctnrrs were drowned yesterday while skatn
ON West OkOhui Lake, near tins town. Inc warm
weather had caused sDftcning OF the lee.
THE DEAF-HUTE IN THE Tolls.
Chicago, Dec. 20.-A1olph Plchs. the dishonest Ans
rian wnu pretended To hr deaf aud dumb ahd obtained
runot men in \. H. Singer Co.'s clothlng store, was
held In 5000 a charge Of larceny In the Criminal
Court to-day.
His WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN DROWNED.
LEXINGtoN. Ky Dec. % (Spccidb-Whhe attempting
TO cross the Kentucky River last bght James -hhhuers
his wife and two small children were overturned III he
stream. Saunders alone escaped. Inc lhfee pouies
were recovered to-day.
STRUCK AND KILLED BY LOCOMOTIVE.
PETERSBURG Va. Dec. % tSpecdpl- pl-Eaward CharIes,
struck by tho locomotive OF west bound freight IRAN
m fhr Sorfolk and Western Railroad to-day ana al
nnst instantly killed. Tho accident occurred .hort
distance from the unfortunate ma's home Ho leaves
\ widow aud two grown children.
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STRIKING A VEIN OF GASW cLETELANI

CLEVELAND, Dec. 20 (Spe,io0.-About three
weeks ago the members OF ihe Whle sewing M"'n'"o
Comnany became convinced that gas could be Ionhu
~ n cir works in Canal-t to supply the entire estab
n.bn,ent with light and fuel They began boring auu
tins morning vein struck nt depth OF about 2oo
feet when ligh applied at the mouth OF Ine tuoe
"A nlzc shot inward thc height of ten leet' INC pol
g viii nrocccd however as Is confidently expected
tnat n,ich larger supply be found at greater
d-nfn
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KILLING HIS WlFE WITH 4 H4TCHEL
FATAL RESULT OF QUARREL IN A WASHlNGioN-
ST. TENEMENT-HOCsE.

FATAL RESULT OF QUARREL IN A WASHINGTON
ST. TENEMENT-HOUsE.
AT a. m. this morning, John Harrington. OF
No l3j Westinghouse struck his wife. Ellen, on tie
head with hatchrt killing her instantly. The woman
WAS forty years of age. Harrington was arrested
and locked up in the Church Street Police station.
The body OF the murdered woman lay In
a pool Of blood all night. An ambulance was
summoned as sOOn as officer Conley found
that an assault had been committed, but the woman
died before It arrived. The hatchet was new one,
and lay on the table when tho officers burst into
TIC room. HARRINGTON Acknowledged that he
had H led his wife, but refused to make any state
mont "A to the cause Of the trouble. The
ncghbors SAID that the couple had been quarreng for
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ro PROTECT THE SLATE Trade

BETHLEHEM, Penn, Dec. Ia meeting OF
ali persons ucrc.ed IN tie slate trade was held In the
rooms OF the National Slate Exchange, in South Bethle
hem today About thirty dealers, representing forty
slate qu irrics IN IeLigh and Northampton Counties
were present. General Frank Ecedcr, OF Ehston,
presided stops taken TO organize exchanges III
different places oTdc. better 10 control tue chTc
s!,tc Industry ana strengthen the National Exchange
JLorm list, to 20 into chtct on January l. was
AaOIlel.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON

r,,r s.tv,rtoS ARMY-Thc StaiddId today says:
Gamma BuoL I'm begging the Salvationsts Tor the SUN
f Cyo OoO for current expenses Of me army Ior tno
W $50 thnt he viii not publish the accounts
of past rXpcn es, 49, ,.,
nAv,uIA-The Siaidord says: The creditors OF m tne
&c, ~ v,ri, h,v, united "a petition for dlStrah
,,f he povdS aud property OF the royal hnn'r" .
Iuiluoi uncle oi the King and Grner VI @ w..
rr h forbidden the baiiis OF the STATE 10 lako any
arii3n io carry out tho objects OF the creditors.
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DECEMBER 80, 1881
MR.. GLADSTONE'S PLANS.
WAITING FOR CONSERVATIVES TO ACT.
3INEr COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO DRAFT
LOCAL GOVERNMENT NEAsURF.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT NEASURF.
LONDON, Dec 29.-It is reported that Mr..
Gladstone has decided await the production -of the
Conservatives local government before reveal
iug his own scheme lie IL much iIritacd by the cooi
reception given the Published account ofhis project by
the Liberals and privately declares that lie will never
again accept Office.
Sly ". Hicks Beach, Chancellor of tho Exchequcr and
leader OF the House Of Commons Sir Richard Cross
Home Secretary Edward s;anhope, Vicc-President of
the Council and Arthur Bafour, President OF the Local
Government Board. have been appointed committee
Of The Cabinet draC measure for local government
for tho whole Kingdom
A Cabipct council will he held Saturday for tie
purpose of discussing the drafts Of bills which
the Government intends to lay before Parliament In the
coming session.
Captain OShca has requested The Mra to contradict
the statement published by that paper yesterday to the
effect that he had Dcen arranging understanding be-
tween tho PnrnclItes and Nh Gladstone.
Mr. Chldcrs VIII contest the South Division Of Edln
burg for the scat in Parliament vacant through the
death OF sir G. Harrison.
The 1cie0rdph today commenting on the question OF
home rule for ireland. says The Government Will resist
20 It's utmost ability scheme giving an Irish Para-
ment control OF The police force in Ireland.
Lord Randolph Churchill, secretary of state for india
f. in Ireland Is thou t tGat his visit Is for the pur
pose Of obtaining Information bearing on the irish ques
ton to be used "a cabinet council to be held shortly
The N.I0ua Lea has refused to subsdize the Cork
cattle men engaged in boycoing tie Cork Steam Packet
Collpany. Mr.. Pauc has also refused to support
them.
Tho Government has instructed General Stephenson
the commander Of the troops In Egypt to limit his OPP
cra,ous 20 clearing the country between Wady lIafa
and koro.co OF rebcs The Government desires to meet
Parliament with declaration that 1t has no designs
looking 10 the recouqucst Of the soudan.
Negotiations ara proceeding with China for a re-
arrau -rnrn OF the boundary between China and Bur
NAH England j, willing t. conccie 10 China strip OF
territory auprulchiuc Bhnmc COud ton that II hr wei"
protected by police ana that China adopt lower taUhi
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GERMANY AND TIE VATICAN.

LoNDoN, Dee. %. The ChOncit TINS MORN
ING a, dispatch from Berlin, according to whIch "l
,r. ,,,t tI. recent alocuton OF Pope Leo KILL has
nor heen received with favor at the German capital
Tho tone OF the aocuton II * thought shows thal the
,truons OF tue Vatican nav" been oy tno
d,rrrrc. which WAS shown To u IN asking the rope 10
inr!i,to between spain aud Germany IN 'ho O"ro"uo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

the Central st tioi lay. Tie prisoner said that he
had drawn his pension in Bos 90 December !. auu
en- on a contIunous r. srccN low nc rcacngu r ,
lh!ladelphil q mY-tcry 70 NM iHc o"l'Vi VI 90"
cage was mcrci;ul, when tclsen sild: -. ,,o
81 vans to 20 somewhere to &c, the I"m out o. ino
and MY mind back" ..
How long Will That take 7" asked inc maIIsI'''o'
'Iwcuty or thirty days"
He was "scnt up" Tor IN Gays.