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New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
TIE HOOKING VALLEY STRIKE.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUSE.l

TELEGRAfh io ihE iNiboNI"I
COLUMBUs, Jan. 12.-While the miners were
in convention here last week resolution was adopted
that President Mcbride, who Is also member OF the
House of Representatives from Stark County prepare
and introduce resolution asking for legislative III
yest,gaton OF the present mining troubles In the Hook
ing Valley In compliance with that request aresolution
has been introduced in the General Assembly that JOINT
committee OF three on the part OF the House ana on
the part of the Senate appointed with authority to
take immediate action toward investigating the acts ana
Conditions OF tho Columbus aud Hooking Coal ana Iron
company and the Columbus and Hooking Valley Rail
road Company and tho Ohio Coal Exchange, ana 10
make such other inquiry into the causes 9l Tue eoa
miners strike as the good OF the State demands Inc res
olution was laid on the table and ordered printed
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES TELEGRAPH.

TWELVE HORSES KILLED BY TRAIN;
spRINGPIELD O., Jan. ia few miles west 9i Liatts
burg Clark County Saturday night tMeVe oyuesuaIe
horses were cut pieces by Train ne nosses "ere
valued at 200 per head, making q loss OF S2,4oo.
A CuuRCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
CARui Ian. i2 Lightning struck the Methodist Epis
ona, @hnrch here night making wreck OF the spre
cnoos and front OF the building About fifty persons
were in the church the time but although several were
I'm the vestbule where the lightning tore the ceiling
the door, aud tore out the weather boarding
No one was seriously hurt
eENTENCE OF MURDERER.
MouSr Holly N. j., Jan. l2.--Thomas Riley, con.
victcd of murder the second degree for killing Samuel
0uiuent IN the State prison.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
TIE SULLIVIN-GREENFIELD MATCH.
my TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE


BosrON, jar. 12.-The Board of Aldermen
this afternoon by twothrds vote granted permission
for the long-taked OF match between sullivan ana
Greenfield and tonight about 1000 people saw tho
affair The champion In poor condition.
Four rounds were had hve-ounce gloves being used
Tere was no sluggng on the contrary the contestants
frcouenty stopped aud talked during the actual r0nnds
greenfield did lead of except few times giving snli-
van the chance easily tho most points" Tho
crowd Kissed when the performance was over.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
PRICE THREE CENTS
THE FRENCH CABINET.
GENERAL LEwAL ANXIOUS TO DECLARE
WAR,
HIS PROPOSITION OPPOSED BY THE PREMIER
vICE-ADMIRAL PEYRON,s THREAT.

hiS fhoPoSiIioN OfPOsED By THE PREMIER
vICE-ADMIRAL PEYRoN's THREAT.
PARIS, Jan. 12.-Dissension has ariseu in the
French Cabinet on proposal of General Lewal, tho
Minister of War, to declare war against China.
This proposal is opposed by Minister Ferry on tho
ground that he had given a formal promise to tho
English Government that he would not officially
declare war against China. The Figaro afirms that
it is the intention of NJ. Ferry as an indication Of
the continuance of relations with China, to appoint
a ConsuI-General at Shanghai in place Of NJ. Le-
maire, who has been appointed French resident ut
Hue. Admiral Peyron has invited tenders for tho
of three more transports to be added
to the Fench feet in Tonquin.
The Pair announces that a disagreement has
arisen between NJ. Rouvier Minister of Commerce,
and Vice Admiral Peyron. The latter threatens to
resign If the administration of the colonial Depart
ment be detached from tho Ministry of Marine.
On the other hand NJ. Rouvier insists that he took
office under pledge that the colonial department.
should be attached to the Ministry Of Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
NOT THE BRITISH OUEEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12.-In reference TO the
cable dispatch from Liverpool concerning the
identity of the vessel which it is alleged Phean
aud Kearney intended to blow up with dynamite,
the agents of the American line here state to-day
that at the time mentioned June. 1883 the steam
ship British Queen was not on the line. That vcs-
sci left this port on February H. 1883, and has
not been here since She arrived at Liverpool
February - and then began TO run between Liver
pool aud Australian ports.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
ROBBERY AT ALLEGHENY.
my TELEGRAPH To THE rRIpUSE.I

PITrsBURG, Jan. 12.-Thieves entered thc
house OF Dr. John ID. shanar OF Allegheny yesterasy
and secured 81 300 cash and Jewery valted az s4oo
Not door or window in the house showed ev'aenoe
having been tampered with, and 1t Is impo'sio W .'
how entranca WAS effected Mrs shanar sct her Iatncs
t ,be hank on satnray 10 draw 81 800 ana aiterwao
sent him back to draw $500 more WAS sns st",cn Mrs
sban,r was Awakened about p M Dy nearing some ono
Snaining % dawn stairs ON hearing the 'front.' door
M , lawn stairs and found everything In dsorler'
M cIew has vet been disc0vered.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
pEsyRJCTYNG THE COAL OUTPUT

pu,,.pELpHIA, Jan. 12.-Large dealers In
.o., state that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will Give its definite Wednesday TO the an
thrnce coal companies the subject Of restricting tho
output Of anthracite coal for the present Those
Hiak in authority predict that the company viii refase
70 enter into tho agreement
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
SEEKING LOWER LICENSE FEES.
my TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIBUSE.l

CAMDEN, Jan. 1.-THE fact that there have
yet been only IL licenses taken out by the 100 quo
sellers In Camden creates much comment This state OF
affairs has been brought about by the expectation tha
Mt the next meeting OF the Council strong ehort win DO
made to have license fec reduced from $3.50 tno
present fee 10 s75 the old figure This effort will be
backed up with several hundred dollars In sasa which IS
being raised by quor sellers, with the understanding
that certain member the Council Is to DO " seen
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
FRENCH TROOPS DEFEATED IN CAMBODIA.
INSURGENTS HEADED BY THE KINGS BROTHER

CHINESE INTRIGUE SUSPECTED.
PARIS, Jan. 12.-Advices from Cambodia to the
Temps state that an outbreak in that country is
rous The Kings brother is at the head of the nsur
gents, who have made O successful attack upon tho
French troops Reinforcements are on the way from
Saigon to the seat Of the disturbance.
1t is learned from semi-official sources that the
revolutionists have obtained complete possession
ola number of the French posts and murdered the
garrsons. 1t suspected that Chinese intrigue is at
the French at the military posfs Is feared. hs
King has teegraphed that he is pOwerless to resist
the revoutionists, and large force of French
troops has been ordered to hold itself in readIress
to proceed from Saigon to aid the King restoring
order and Furnishing the offenders.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

THE CBAMPIONSHIP q 0.AE OF CHECkERS
lBY TELE6KArH TO THE rRiBusE.l
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. .12.-The game OF check.
o., for the of tha unsd States aud sAoo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
EVENING SCENES AND DISCUSSIONS.

ARRIVAL OF MANY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
EvARTs CONFERENCES.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSg.I
ALBANY, Jan. 12.-The late railway trains TO-
night brought here several leading Republicans
Several informal councils were held. LOUIS F.
Pawn presided at one in the Morton headquarters
surrounded by Chester S. Cole Commissioner
Hess. sllas b. butcher. C. NJ. Dennison, General
Henry A. BarHum and Senator Fassett. Mr.. Payn
and all agreed that fight should be
made for q "snap" caucus or for q
secret ballot. Mr.. Payn said publicly: We shall
agree TO any time for holding the Senatorial caucus
that the Eyarts. Hscock and Russell people may
select. We are ready for it tomorrow or month
hence. l don't think Evarts has over
twenty votes. We shall try to do
everything so that the Republican
party throughout the State shall approve our ac-
tion."
A conference was also held in the Evarts' head
quarters. II was attended by ex-senator Harris,
who is to have the management of the Evarts can
yass, ex-Speaker Sloan, Congressman Skinner,
Theodore Roosevelt William l. O'Neil, Senator
Bowen, William j. Arkell and Assemblyman Howe.
Mr. Arkell stated that Jesse seligman and fourteen
other members OF the Union League Club Commit
tee would be here tomorrow. Mr.. Sloan and Mr..
Harris stated that they were confident
that Mr. Evarts could be elected. 1t was
also stated that Messrs Hiscock and Russell would
be candidates for Senator. This decision OF the
Hscock and Russell men approved by the men
In attendance at the conference. There seems 10 be
q general agreement to Eold the caucus on Monday
evening
Speaker Erwin. it reported was hard at
work on his committee list. James W. Hustled, 1t
wasstated would be chairman OF the Committee
on Ways aud Means, General Barnum OF the Com
mttee on Cities Mr.. Haskell of the CoInrnittee on
Railroads, Mr.. Van Allen of the Committee on
Judiciary Mr.. Taylor of the Commerce and Navl-
CATION, and Mr.. Palmer of the Committee on State
Prisons.
Tue Democratic Senators and Assemblymen were
thrown into state OF great excitement by ruinor
that Speaker Erwin intended to reduce the number
OF Democrats on the Assembly committees from
four to three. This TO be done, the ruIn0r
mongers stated. to give places to Mr.. Erwin's
friends on the committees.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
DISASTROUS STORM IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Jan. PA severe gale prevailed along
the whole of the British coast Dispatches from
points where the telegraph lines have not been
prOstratcd report number of vessels wrecked and
many lives lost
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
TuE CONTEST FOR SENATOR.
npocRrss OF THE CANVASS IN ALBANY.
,,r ,pouARrERs OF THE DIFFERENT CANDi-
i"- DATES OPENED.


,,r,pouARTERs OF THE DIFFERENT CANDi-
i"N DATES OPENED.
INV TELEGRAPH To TIE rsrBUNE.i
To-, 1o-AIl the hotels had political
90 dov The corridors were crowded WIFI
'ooN men. The usual headquarters were
10 the workers of the candidates ior uh'cu
opo. .s. SENATOR. Mr.. Evarts's friends nave 'aheh
s 49, "a 45O at the end of the second hoor coiii"oi
i.' .is Delayan House. William ). Arkeii, pro-
A..or Of The Albany Erening Journal wnich n'''
pa pans 90 much in aid of Mr. Evartss candidacy 10
s.;,ed visitors in this room to-day io-nioi 80
10 said expect that the committees appoin.ou "
,hs Union League Club OF New-fork' tne iouns
.,.,s .ao Psnublican Club. of NewYork, and ut the
Evarts massmeetng in BROOKLYN VIII o'"1 Va
"a occupv this room with the members OF tue
.,ot,re a"u who favor the selection of Mr.. Evarts
~ ,rosnects are excellent. He has the support
.".,orsauas of Republican voters That Is evident
~. the petitions that are pouring in here from
-, nort of the State asking the Republican men,
,,or, of the Legislature to elect him Senator MI
I,,rts IN nv opinion has as many votes peugeu
- him az Morton, and in the end will be elected"
MR. MoRToNs FRIENDS CONFIDENT.
fev feet distant in the corridor is room IN
hcb were seated at the time Dir. Arkell was making
W.. .aoorks the managers of Levi p. Morton's
s.,,,,ss These men-Louis +. Payn. Silas Is.
Dutcber and Charles NJ. Dennson-were busy scan
ming the list of members of the Legislature lneie
stll remained a smile upon their faces over ther
trumnb in the contest for Speaker. "ILe senator
shin will 20 Just as the Speakership did," SAID Nr'
Dennison. "There can be no concentration OF the
votes against Mr. Morton. The moment the HIS
cock Russell and Evarts try to unite the coaii-
tion will fail to pieces Mr. Russell and MT. HIS
cock would make good Senator'S, but don't 'lihk
IJa ic fOo ~.
Yon don't know where to find him. haven't the
slightest doubt about the election OF MT Morton:
We don't care when the Senate caucus IS held, next
Thursday night or next Monday night In any case
Mr.. Morton will he the caucus nominee
Ex- Senator Charles NJ. Russell, OF BrooKiyh ar
rived and opened headquarters at the De!avan
House for Leslie W. Russell. the St LawIenre .aa.
Comfy candidate. He stated that ex-Attorney-
General Russell would be here the present ote TesH snd
would personally conduct his canvass for senator.
Exspeaker George B sloan OF Osweg9 tSe TG Ren- ar
more Hotel. favors the election of Mr. Evaris. ana
expresses confidence that Sir Evarts Will be elected
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
FATAL ILL TREATMENT OF A SAILOR.
TRIAL OF TWO OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN SHIP
I. z. CHAPMAN.

I.F CHAPMAN.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE trial of William
Rauscher, second mate, AMI Ferdinand K0elpin hoats
vain. Of the American ship I. f. Chapman, for the
murder of seaman A. Jansen while Oh voyage from San
Francisco to Liverpool. resumed this afternoon.
The captain found to suspect that Jansen
Ienniess and i'll ami had joined the ~ pas
sage back Europe. Janscns inability to work
sented by the captain preence TO shirk his tasks and
when the ship was days that officer kicked him
savaey because he did not pull harder in hosting tho
topgallant-sa. The second mate and boatswain gave
Jansen such i'll usage thereafter that MS death which
occurred october Is attributed by all the Wit
the cruelties inflicted upon him by the prison.
The session Of this afternoon occupied In
hearing the testimony OF the ship carpenter, Andrew
Johnson lie testified that the prisoners continually
compelled Jansen attempt tasks that he too weak
to accomplish. and when the hestated failed or
sank down from weakness they kicked him. pelaborcl
him with clubs or straps or ropes aud placed nim IN
perous positions IL him fall overheard. lie
was frequently tied up by thumbs tat the tips 0f
mis- toes barely touched the deck and 50 taat at every
rock OF the vessel he would SWIM from buwark u bali
wark.
Harcourt had Issued warrant tor the arrest Of tho
prisoners on the application OF the United states for t9r
exradiuon Eeury White, second secretary OF Iegat.
watched the case in hehalf OF America. The case yas
again adjourned
FRANCE AND THE EGYPTIAN PROPOSALS
PARIS, Jan. 12.-The Temps says that the
French counter proposals in regard TO Egypt
ciliatOry. France requires England to guarantee
Egyptian loan OF e9.000o00 instead OF 95,0o00O0 and
thus cover the whole the expenditure France insists
upon the separation OF the Dalm Sanieh from the Do
mains and objects the from these he
ing paid into the Bank OF England France rejects tno
British proposals for the payment OF the interest tho
existing debt and suggests instead that special tax he
Imposed ON coupons The Temps believes that an agree
ment Will be effected Oh these proposals.
MISS VAN ZANDT AT THE RUSSIAN COURT.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Nliss Van Zandt appeared
at the first gaia concert given at the court OF Russia snce
the assassination of the Car Alexander H. She achieved
the greatest attained in Russia since the ap
pearance OF Nine. Patti Tie Car personally presented
her with costly jewels.
SURPRISING BULWER'S LETTERS.
LONDON, Jan. 13.-The Court of Chancery
Mas made perpetual injunction forDddng the public-
tiou OF Lord Lytton's letters.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
FRANCE AND THE EGYPTIAN PROPOSALS
MISS VAN ZANDT AT THE RUSSIAN COURT.
I0NnoN Ian I2-Mi.s Van Zanlt anneared

the first gaia given at the court OF Russia sncs
the assassination of the Car Alexander H. She achieved
the greatest attained In Russia since the ap
pearance OF Mime. Patti Tie Car personally presented
her with costly Jewels.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
TIE RESOLUTIONS.
Secretary Case read the following resolutions
which were adOuted unanimously.

Wheeas The Legislature of the state OF New York Is
ah" ca" 10 a""e s Within % IN" m pSre of entye aa"to,S
and duty, namely the election OF IA Senator OF the
Whereas. wise solution OF this question Is OF tran
sccnden interest to the welfare OF not only the country
but of the future OF the Republican party and calls
the election Of whose character and abilities shall
be commensurate with the high office and
Whereas In this matter II Il important that the voice
OF the peOplethe original of party health and
strength-shall be heard by our representatives at
Resoired, That 1t ia the unqualified OF this meet
Ing that among the eminent aud able men of the epn
surely meet the high ideal OF which the office admits or
more surely meet the wishes Of the people than william
OF the party, high charccr eminent attainments both
urist and statesman and freedom from aggressive
iacuonasm demonstrate at this time, his peculiar MT
Resoired That the Republican party can afford to ee-
vne 10 lis highest positions none but the best cxponens
OF It's character aud purposes that the elevation OF any
motive indicates and induces weakness
Resored That 1t Is the Of this meeting, with no
patriotic course at this luncture to respectfully urge
our representatives TO give voice u the sentiment here
expressed by voting for William NJ Evarts for Senator
Resolred, That the following gentlemen are consti-
orable ways the election OF Mr.. Evarts the office Of
Senator and that such committee is enjoined ana
and to cone from the field az possible, yctors IN this
most worthy contest.
Among those appointed by the last resolution TO
go to Albany and urge the election Of Mr. Evarts
sillinan, General Stewart l.. Woodford, William II.
Waring, Alfred Hodges. James S. L. Stranahan.
John Winslow, Joshua NJ. Van Cott, A, ID. Wheel
ock. Martin N. Day. L. r. Kennedy. s. b. Chl.ten-
Ssn %Ii,v william ndd Ray w. b. Kendall EenEy snGw. %
Samuel Mclean, A. j. Perry, Walter r. Hatch,
William N. ,Cadmus. David s. Arnott, General
James Jonrdan. :. l.. Woodhonse, II. w. Knight,
David II. Cochran, Colonel Samuel T.. Richards,
l. X. Horton, Bernard PEERS, George H.. Fisher,
james s. Case. FraaklIn Woodruff and Leonard
Moody
The Washington critic., 1885-07-30
MINOR News NOTES.
The Commercial Cablel is broken.

The Commercial Cablei is broken.
Ell Mahdi left two youtha,l sons.
-Carlotta Patti has writes book.
The Egyptian loan will not go
round.
Paradox won the Sussex cup at
Goodwood
Emperor William Is said to be i'm
proving at Gasten.
Several lively tOrnadoes are re-
ported from the West.
Good crops are reported from
Southwestern Virginia.
There was large fire In the east
ern part of London yesterday.
The Afghan boundary negotiations
have been temporarily suspended.
Frank Simmonds, Boston wool
grower, has mysteriously disappeared
The winners at Saratoga were Pat
Dennis, Enigma, Golden Phpbus, Bon
nie ID. and Pasha.
--Callan's attack on John Bright 10
the House OF Commons Is very gem
orally condemned.
The Civil Service Commissioners
are still busy making their examination
In the indianapolis postulliee.
The Panama Canal Company held
It's annual meeting IN Paris, and re-
elected the old board Of directors.
In addition to the rapidly-spread.
ing cholera, Spain now has q revolt Oh
her hands and no money to fight against
either.
Sir Charles Dixie appears to be on
the stool OF repentance, as he has
cancelled number OF engagements to
speak.
Tho Cork and Dublin directors OF
the Munster Bank have decided tc
make one more effort TO rc-establisl
the bank.
The committee to inquire into the
recent statements Of the Pal MdH Ga
zette in regard to London vice, in its re
port, confirms the correctness Of tn,
Gazette'S exposures.
George Ely and Wilbur Jones wer,
killed by the fall OF II portion OF tn,
old Ferry rolling mill, in Wilmington
) Del, yesterday, and several other work
men were seriously injured.
Joseph Harris was arrested in Chi
cago for robbery OF 5000, committe,
in Detroit five years ago. He hat
gained big reputation on account o
the splendor of his saloon, and the ar
rest caused a sensation.
Judge Jackson Of the United State
, District Court OF West Virginia ha
granted an injunction to the Chcsa
peake 81 Ohio Railroad Company, en-
joining the several sherin's throug
whose counties the said road runs fror
, collecting taxes for the past ten year:
, Another tragedy is reported fror
Kentucky time in AndersO
$ County. Horace Mullen insulled tn
{ sister uf Ell, Bob and Porter Hawkins
s The brothers went hunting for Muller
r lie met them with sho.Gun, killed tn
| first two brothers, wounded the thir
, and escaped uuinjured.
The Washington critic., 1885-07-30
Low Rates of Fare 10 the seashoro,

The excursion to the seashore by the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad last Saturday
was decided success. All the eXcur-
sionists were unanimous in their opin-
ion that the trip, while somewhat
tedious, was n delightful one. All en-
loved the bathing. The general desire Is
that these Saturday night trips be contin-
ued, and to this end the company has
arranged for the second excursion to
leave Washington Mt the same hour
next Saturday night. The rate will be
81 to either Cape May or Atlantic City.
The delay which was occasioned at
Camden to the Cape May train going
will be obviated in the next. Tickets
will be limited, and those desiring to
avail themselves Of the low rate should
purchase tickets at once. The cNcur,
sion last Saturday was made up OF
Washington's best people, and was I'M
doubtedly the most select that was even
given from this city. The s. excursion
tickets to the seashorc will still be sole
for the IL a. m. train on Friday.
The Washington critic., 1885-07-30
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