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New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
CRITICISMS BY BIsMARCK's ORGAN.

BERLIN, March 3.-The North German
Gdzete to-day its attack the British Govern
for allowing the publication Of the Blue Book
cerning the Cameroons country without first obtaining
the consent OF the German Government
II charactcrlzes as ill-mannered the dispatch
sent to Prince Bismarck by Earl Granville February
81, IN which Earl Granville justified the action OF Mr.
Uewett, the British Consul at CameroOns, in anneXing
the territory from Ambas Bay to Lagos and reserved the
right TO claim damages from Germany for losses incurred
by British subjects through the action OF the German
forces. The Gazette declares that Germany will insist
that her action In the Camer00ns country balances the
action Of England In Egypt.
LONDON March A Blue Book containing correspond
on thei Iransvaa question and other matters ap
pearcd this morning. In dispatch dated December
10, 1854, Earl Granville acquainted Sir Edward
Maet the British Ambassador at Berlin Of the purport
Ambassador at London who Of the conduct Of
England In Samoa, CamerOons aud Bechnana-
land. Earl Granville assured Count Munster that
independence OF Samoa and Longa;I that Cir
Charles Warrens expedition was in no
way connected with the German colonization
OF Angra Pequcna; that England was agreeable
To the extension OF German protection on the coast OF
Danaralaud and Namaquaand To the twentieth me
rdian longitude. and that England Loyalty accepted
the German acquisitions In the Canleroons country
The German pre- commenting on Prince Bisnarcks .
speech the Rcchstas Monday express the belief
that 10 will result ina serious estranyement between
England and Germany.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
George MCGOWAN, with.a gold badge studded wi'n

diamonds. -,
BALTIMORE March 3.-Baltimore to-day mas
shown more life than for a long time. BY noon .he
city was thronged with strangers on their way 10
Washington. The Veteran Firemen OF New-1ork
had a cordial reception by the Veteran iremeh ol
Baltimore, and the hospitality of tho city was
rendered them by Mayor Latrobc, who Is enroiieu
among the Veterans. All tie afternoon the streets
were thronged with people to witness the passage
of the different organizations through the ci'y'
Many OF the visitors have Engaged quarters herc'
and after the inaugural ceremonies VIII return 70
their hotels The railroads are all taxed TO 'hen
full capacity and trains will be in motion all h'ei'
to accommodate the vast throng. Tonight as 'ho
train conveying the NewYork County Democracy
emerged from the west end OF the Union lunhel .
shot was fired at it from the wall OF Green Mouh.
Cemetery The ball passed through WINDOW oi d
car and through the hat of one OF the passenscis;
The police were at hand, but the assallant jumper
down nearly twenty feet into the cemetery GROUNDS
and escaped mn CT, cu.
PETERSBURG, Va, March 3.-The South caro-
lima Volunteers, "a ,cOlored military company from
Charleston in full uniform. arrived here this morn
ing on the way to Washington, to take part IN lhe
inauguration of President Cleveland. The company
IS accompanied by BrigadlerGeneral j. Z. Clausseh
and staff.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
EVIDENCE AGAINST BURTON.

LONDON, March Sat the resumed hearing
In the Of Cunningham and Burton, this morning,
several witnesses from Southampton identified Burton
Robert Thomas. from southampton, iden'
titled Burton man he saw landing from the Dohau'
The prisoner was. said the witDcss with two other men,
Each had a black bag Z" / took them to Days hote'
continued Thomas. ." I took Burton to buy TWO port
manteaus. Identified the portmanteau fouhu NJ lhe
Charng Cross station as one OF the two that Burton
bought that day when he with me- burton saiu he
wanted two because he wanted one for his mate. l.,
John Bennett, \ dealer IN general merchanuise III
Southampton testified that he renenDered buiton as
tho man who into his shop with Robert Ihomas
and purchased two pUrtmanteats.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
REMOvIYG 4 STATE AUDITOR.


ern0r sherman to-day removed from office state Auditor
Brown and appointed Jonathan W. Cattel former
anditor his place. Mr. Brown refused 10 surrender
office when the notice Of removal read 10 him by
the sheriff and another demand will be made tomorrow,
when Mr. Cattell will probably be given the oicc The
trouble between the Governor aud tho Auditor has been
pending during the past two months and the removal
grew out the formcrr refusal to sign the official bond
the latter The Governor said that The Auditor had
accounted for all the funds that had come into his
Official possession and demanded such accounting. The
Auditor lnsStoi that ne had done all that the law re
quired and refused To make the showing the Governor
demanded Hence the de idock followed by the ordered
removal The Auditor holds the books OF his oilce and
threatens TO Use every legal aIpedlcnt to retain his
MIA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
AIR. H4INES TALKS REVOL U1ION.
THREATENING TO DO SOMETHING AT SPRINGFIELD
WHICH WILL ASTONISH THE NATION.
IBy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEl

WHICH WILL ASTONISH THE NATION.
lBy TELEGRAPH THE rRIBUNE.l
SpRINGFIELD, H., March 3.-Whatever start
ling developments Mr.. TIaines and the Democratic ma
jorty in the Legislature had in store did not take
place at tho Joint session to-day owing to the absence o
seven of their number. Only one vote was taken INC
Democrats are trying hard to insure the presence OF al
the members tomorrow when IL Is said. II the NUMBER II
competc "thc parliamentary revolution Mr.. Haihes
coptemplatcs will be inauguratcd. Representative Con
sndine one of the Chicago members has been instructed
by mis- constituents for Morrison and he de-
clares that the issue Is TO he made In MORRISON
terests he will refrain voting. even though speaker
Hanes may attempt to declare lO2 votes suhcleht .o
elect in view Of the death OF Representative Logan Inc
game may be blocked by of the perverscness Oh
the Democrats the inability of the leaders 10 Keep
them in line for any particular candidate. Morrlsoh 10
here again aud Is constantly talking with one ncnpcc
or another He and IIaines had long talk THIS atcr
II all the Democrats arc here tomorrow noon Hainss
insists that offensive tccs shall he adopted What ne
expects TO secure by such course is an enigma, ne
surely does not hope for MorrsOn's election ad MOTIF
son himself apparently does not feel hopeful OF ,ne QUIZ
come Haines openly that when the Democrats gre
once in line something will happen which VIII surprise
the state and the Nation" He hints that some one, u
der his rulings will he declared elected senator.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
MR.. SEXTON APPEALS TO MR.. GLADSTONE.
LONDON. March 3.-In the House of Com

mons this evening Thomas sexton asked permission 10
move the adjournment OF the House until he could call
attention Speakers conduct in suspending william
OBrcn. The Speaker stopped Mr. Sexton and told him
that IL he wished to mpugn the Speakers conduct he
must make direct motion to that effect; The chair could
allow any such motion that just made for the ad
Journmcut OF the House to be put. Loud chcers Mr.
Sexton asked Gladstone to allow discussion upon the
motion adjourn. Mr. Gladstone replied that there
nothing In Mr. -eNtons motion emitting the mover to
any special facilities.
The debate upon the Redistribution OF Seats bill was
then res Imrd
The House OF Commons rejected amendments to the
bill In uT the representation Of mnOrites ana ln
crcaSng the number OF members OF the House of Com
To give more members to Scotland
When Mr Gladstone appeared IN his place this even
ing he welcomed with cheers.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
NO CHANGE IN THE CABINET EXPECTED
GRUMBLING OF WESTERN VIEWPOINTS OF The IN
AUGuRAL ADDRKsS

The Democratic political centre has been Ie-
elect his Cabinet and his inaugural address more
fragmentary here yesterday than at any time In the last
two months Among the Democrats who thrOnged the
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot to take Washington trains
yesterday were many gentlemen Of party prom
inence The Cabinet unmade and remadc
by rumor dozen times during the day. The average
New-York and New England men think 1t is almost too
good be that they to have three representa-
tives in the Cabinet against two from the South. with
one from the border and from the West The West
think IL outrage that their section is
ceive such light recognition, and there numbers Of
them here their way to Washington who did not hest
tate 10 "speak out in meeting" pretty loudly
Mr.. Cleveland is not thought to be the
kind OF to change his decisions
on account OF any amount OF growing and that he has
decided the Cabinet first announced In THE TRIBUNE
o Saturday admits now OF no question II he should
change the slate NJ the last moment IL Will not be by
reason Of the hOwls OF the Western men.
TRIBUNE reporter was told yesterday by prOmi
nent Democrat who was consulted with reference to
grounds for the cessation OF silver coinage than
Mr. Ceveland's letter To the silver advocates In Con
gress that 1t will favor tariff revision but In such
phrases that prOtcctVc-arn Democrats them
sustain their position with their constituents that It
will oppose the abolition Of the whskcy and tobacco
tax that 1t will favor foreign policy utterly void OF en-
tanglIng alliances OF any kind with other na
tions and that IL will close with attempt
TO impress on the country the necessity OF fol
lowing these suggestions In order TO restore the
country to a prosperous condition. The reporters In
formant the address Will contain In every line the
positive evidence that II Il Mr.. Clevelands personal
production. just has been the with most OF his
public documents IL will be extremely short and
couchcd IN plain and unassuming language.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
ENGLAND, ITALY AND THE SOUDAN.
MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH FoRCEs-IN THE RED SEA

ITTORAL.
LONDON, March 3-LOrd WOlseley telegraphs
from Kor that General Brackenburys force arrived at
Berti on Sunday on its return march TO Mcrawi.
koRTI, March IA carrier bringing mails from Gakdul
was robbed and nearly killed by marauders between
Gakdul and Korti.
SYDNEY, n. S. W., March 3-The New South Wales
contingent for the soudan campaign. comprising 500
men, started to-day on their voyage to Egypt The de-
partre was made the occasion of public holiday The
patriotic fund now amounts to a45,000.
ROME, March 3.Semtofcial advices to the effect
that Italy remains IN the Red Sea littOral at her
risk The Turkish protests well AS the discussion of
Itaysa by the powers have Is said been closed
owing To the desire OF the interested to avoid
discussion Of the subject fearing that discussionmay
open the whole Eastern question. The Italian troops
sent in the different expeditions to the Red Sea said
TO be badly equipped
The Pccoio the organ Of signor Mancini states that
the convention between Italy and England relative TO
the Italian military assistance In the SOudan gives Italy
equal rights with England in Egypt and allows Italy
liberty OF action In OF n conflict between Eng
land and Germany the PccOtO Italy would remain
bound to Germany BY the treaty In existence between
her and that empire.
PARIS, March 3M. Pain has not been heard from for
several months IL is supposed here that he has been
robbed and murdered I'm the desert.
CAIRO, March 3COlonel Watson has received letter
from General Gordon. dated November 26 in which the
writer expresses disgust at the pursued by the
English Government and states hs intention never TO
turn there but to go to the Congo country.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
FRO4 WEALTH TO 4 LIFE OF CRIl,E.

KANSAS CITY, March 3.-Samucl Carson, alias
six other Names who recently arrested for passing
counterfeit silver coin at Rcd COud Neb., formerly
lived ia this city Ills wife and four children here
now. Carson once had property valued at 100000.
Thirteen years ho married the daughter OF French
banker In chihuahua. Mex. His fatheT-inaw cheated
Carson out Of his entire property and drove him into
street Carson then went To Francisco ana got
himself into trouble by forging notes and checks He
got out Of this scrape IN aud then here
lie went 10 Red Cloud last summer aud likely
TO answer for scores Of crimes
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
THE GARNET SLATE UNCHANGED.
INDIGNATION OF WESTERN DEMoCRATs-coLIIN
AND MCCLELLAN NOT WITHOUT FRIENDs.

INDIGNATION OF WESTERN DEMOCRATS-COLLlNs
AND MCCLELLAN NOT WITHOUT FRIENDS.
iBY TELEGRAPH TRrBUSEI
WASHINGTON, March Sat late hour this
evening there were indications that the Cabinet
slate had been changed. 1t is still possible, of
course, that the name of Mr. Whitney for the
Navy portfolio may be Withdrawn at the
last moment and some Western man substituted; !;
but it is not probable. To say that the Democrats
of Indiana of Ohio, and other Western States are
furious at Mr.. Cleveland's failure to give them
recognition in the Cabinet is describing their feel
ipgs ia q mild way. Some Of them, especially the
Hoosers say that they have stood the brunt OF the
battle and are entitled 10 reward. Others take a
more cheerful view of the case and are more
resigned; at least they make an effort TO appear
30. Sand prominent Cook County Democrat to-
day. as he drowned his sorrow and disappointment
In a tumbler of whiskey I'VE are accustomed to
do the work and look for recognition of services
IN exceptional cases only 1t is true that we ought
to have been treated less snabbily than Mr.. Ceve-
land has treated us in the matter of his Cabinet,
but 1t may be for the best. after ALL"
The most dissatisfied people, however are the sill
yer men. The leaders do not attempt to conceal
their chagrn, and they openly inyegh against the
President of their own choosing. General Warner,
of Ohio. SAID, when asked how he liked the
Cabinet, and especially how he accounted for the
fact that no disposition had been shown by Mr.
Cleveland to have a representative Of the silver
interest in his council :" The Cabinet Is made up
In the interest ofthe East aud Eastern ideas so far
as the silver question Is concerned. Its seven MEM
bers are the representatives of One-f0urth OF the
Democratic party, while the remaining three
fonrths has been totally neglected. An over
whelming majority of the Democratic party has
always been against gold mono-netallism, the
National banks and silver subsidiary coin.
Those three propositions have always been tencts
Of Republicans. In adopting them, 80 to say, in his
Cabinet, Mr.. Cleveland has acted against the spirit
OF his party" ,.
The Irish interest is 10 make another desperate
effort tonight secure the appointment OF Repre-
sentative Collins to q place IN the Cabinet The
chances, however, are against their succeeding.
Tne friends Of Mcclellan, too. are not without hope
that they may make somo Impression upon Mr.
Cleveland in behalf of their champion; but their
hopes said to be doomed TO disappointment.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
FINANCES IN THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, March 3.-In the House of Com
mon. to-day the Minister of Finance made statement
Of the financial affairs OF the Dominion. lie reviewed
the financial condition Of the country and the results
that have followed the protective policy adopted by the
Government I'm 1879. The taxation was Sig cents per
head less than in 1873 He denied that the result of the
yc years protection had been to discriminate against
British imports and In favor OF trade with the United
States The adverse balance against Canada the last
five years would been larger only for the increased
tarf His estimate OF the revenue Tor the current year
is 1898 600 900 Tue estimated expenditure Il S}2s5O
600 year. lssj-6 he estimates the receipts ut
S}2, 500, 900, and expenditures at S3l, 100000
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.


PARIS, March IA tumultuous meeting OF Anarchists
was held last night In this city The speakers were CON
startiy nterrIpted and OF the Anarchist orators
WAS unable TO obtain IA hearing at all.
Rour. March 3--At the celebration OF the seventy
aft of the birthday OF Pope Leo Kill az
te Vatican Yesterday the congratulations or King Al
were presented IN special audience by the mar
ous OF Nollns In response to the Popes complaint
made al his birthday reception yesterday that the Papa
cy was in the position of being IN the hands OF de'
syoiers Cardinal Jacobini has been assured by the
Spanish ssador the Vatican that the Intentions
OF Spain toward the Holy See are of the friendest ma
ture.
PARIS March 3-The Communist leaders nave an.
nounced an intention march through the streets o
Paris ON the anniversary OF the COMMUNE wltn .eu
aags and revolutionary ernbems The police FEAR that
n this int nention carried there will be rot.
PEsTH. March 2-Herr Verhovay, member o, t,s .ne
Chamber OF Deputies and editor OF an ahuIoemIto
paper and his brother have been sentenced 70 eshtgeh
months imprisonment and to deprivation OF ther po-
rights for using money collected ,9r .,
lie charity TO run their newspaper Wneh lhe sentence
was pronounced Deputy Verhovay broke OUT III aennn'
citation OF Herr Tisza the Hungarian Prime Minister.
and WAS loudly chesrcd. The case Will be appealed
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
COwBOYs ORGAyIzIyG TO RAID A TOWN.

CINCiNNATI, March "a dispatch to The
Gaipeston keus from Dallas, Tex, says Information
received here that 200 cowboys organizing
to raid the Catholic German colony OF Marienfcld Mar
tin County, Panhandle district The residents OF the
town have been under for several days. About
weeks party OF drunken cowboys visited the town
and attempted 10 clean tine place out" hut driven
away, and one Of the members killed by the Sheriff.
The threatened raid Is for the purpose Of wrcakng
geance on the inhabitants Some apprehension is felt
that the convent located there Will fall into tho hands OF
the cowboys
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
1ELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
sPIRITUALIsTs IN TROIpIE

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-Colonel Charles King, Of
Boston; W. G.. Cauield, OF ChsrlestOwn, and Isaac
Smith Of Boston, who were arrested last night at spir
ituastc seance, had hearing this morning charge
Smith. not being named IN the warrant released
King was held III 5000 bail for hearing on Monday
SUING RAILROAD COMPANY.
TRENTON, March 3.-in the United States Court this
morning Robert H. Jennings began suit against the 10
high Valley Railroad Company for injuries received in
accident at Bound Brook. He recovered damages
from the Reading Railroad for the INJURIES and tho
plea Is entered by the Lehigs counsel that this bars
further proceedings.
PRECAUTlON AGAINST CATTLE DISEASE.
SANTA FR. N. NJ, March Ex-Governor Sheldon has
issued proclamation putting the law prohibit
Ing the driving OF transporting into New OF any
cattle which are or have becn within the last twelve
months, affected with exposed 10 any contagious or
Infectious disease which have bcen driven or trans
ported through any district where such diseases have cx
lated within the sanc period.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO AZ OLD WOMAM
KEEPING HER IN A PEN-sHE FREEZES TO DEATH
ATTEMPTED LYNCHING.
rhIEGRAFU TO THE rRIRUNEI

IBY TkLEGRAFH THE fRlNUNEl
FAYETTEVILLE, w. Va, March 3.-AmOng
the oldest families in Wyoming County is one which
hitherto has considered eninenty respectable.
but regular war" is said to be raging over the
misdceds OF one OF them who is rich farmer year
ago he sent his mother who helpless to the poor
house. but the authorities knowing That her son was
able 10 give her better accommodations than she could
get nc the nfrmary compelled him take her home.
lie then built her pen in his yard and gave her the
same care as he gave his horses. During the
extreme cold weather Of the winter she suffered
much and her lmDs frozen. One night I'm the cold
She craw led her cold To her son door
and begged dssson, which was refused accordng 70
the story told by OF the grandchildren The next
morning she was found In the yard frozen TO death 40
sosn as the neghbors learned the facts they orgaLed
10 lynch the man and and feather his VIE lie par.
cadad his house and resisted. In the fight he wounded
one of his assailans messenger left the place on inc
night the fight for this place and SAYS that tnere
Is no doubt that by this time the has been ynehed
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
THREE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENTS

PITTsBURG, March 3 (Speciab. There was a
plethora of railroad accident. the vicinity Of Pitts
burg to-day. three Of them being fatal. At Lanevile,
the West Pennsylvania Road. John Gephardt q far
mer was run over and killed. At Broadford, the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, John Wasieck, Hun
garian, met the fate. AT Manor the PeDnsyl.
vania Railroad Mary Beamer, ten, the daughter OF
Professor BeAmer, local educator, was struck by u
train aud killed
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
rypgE PERSONS FATALLY POISONED

SILVER SPRINGS, Ohio. March 3 (SpectdO.-
At church social held here last night fteen persons
who ate oysters, including those who prepared tne
oysters were taken violently i'll and three OF thom died
before midnight ia great agony 1t believed that three
or four OF the others may The physicians pro
nounce IL a case arscnical poisoning How the poison
found It's the oysters cannot be cofUcctureo
The names OF the dead are Emma Hamilton age nine
Horner Poole, age pineteen and Hattie kerns age nt
faAn
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
NOW THREE PRISONERS Escaped.

NEw-ORLEANs. March (SpecidD.-Threc
prisoners escaped from the parish prison last night;
Thomas Duffy alias Yorker James Clark aud T. d.
Harion Duffy was competent pharmacist and was IN
charge Of the hospital and Clark was his assistants
Haron was admitted the hospital for treatment Lass
night Duffy drugged two other prisoners III tne
nrsoners gained their liberty by saving one OF the lower
hars OF the window In the dspensay. Their escape was
pot discovered until the hospital was opened this
min
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
IN A HURRICANE FOR SIX HOURS.
INV rVt rnu pu tn ruH TyIuUNP

HALIFAX, March 3.-The commercial cable
steamer Mackay Bennett arrived to-day and Will make
Halifax her headquarters. She is handsome looking
craft OF register built after the style OF the
cable Faraday but with all the recent improve
ments She has ruders at both ends turn screw aud s
yed with electricity throughout She reports having
encountered series OF gales and hurricanes after
February 20 Last Friday she passed through the centre
of n terrific hurricane that came from the south and
lasted six hours All tho officers mite In saying that
they before made such passage III all their ex-
urr
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON. March 3

THE PRINCES VISIT To IREL,SD.-The yacht Osborne
has been ordered in preparation TO convey the Prince
and Princess OF Wales from Holyhea TO Dublin on
April Z.
THg CuNEsE LOAN The new Chinese loan has been
already subscribed In London.
RACING 4 ESGLASD.-At Croydon to-day the Grand
international Hurdle Race (handicap) was won by the
four ar-od colt Serge H. with Phantom second
and saudlill third. There were nine starters.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
FINED FOR ABsTRA CTTyG A LETTER.

TRENTON, March iSpeciaD.-Hcnry Muller,
who pleaded guilty of having abstracted letter from
the Jersey City Post Office, while employed there
clerk was arragned for sentence in the Federal Court
to-day Judge Nixon said that he had taken into consd
Grafton certain statements about the young man. who
well connected and that therefore he would send
him to prison, but would subject him ~ a iine The
amount imuOsed was 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

damp Thrtysix dead bodies have been recovered from
the ruins and "A volunteer is still engaged in seek
ing for victims At the time Of the explosion there
were $50 men In tho mine. These all imprisoned
by the amming Of the cageway. The list OF dead In
Guides two men who asphy xated while engaged In
the work of re scue.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
TROOPS STARTING FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, March 3.-The Albany jackson
Corps started for Washington this afternoon IN spccia
train tbe West Shore road Accompanying them were
thirty six guests in charge of Captain John c. Crcaga
The corps numbered four line and eight staff officers ana
hfty-tWo musketmen. Preceded by the 10th Regiment
Band the corps and guests paraded to the depot