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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

MONTREAL, Dec. % C>pecidh.-Thcrc were no
deaths from smallpox amouE Iroosants m the city last
week Two death. have occurred at LonguepODt Asy-
um since the outbreak o the disease there The amount
expended In eXtilpatng the smallpox epidemic Is
llsoOO aud 1t will take further large sum TO meet
tne remaining engagements entered into. Compulsory
vaccination strictly enforced
The friends OF H. II. Coil II Is said. have Threatened to
procure the arrest OF who to NewYork to &C.
cure his extradition c. L. Davidson was asked Today
what be thought Of tho threat Io replied: Canadians
are not afraid aud II the threat is carried INTO effect we
Will Simply have Con caphs"d We are advised ny our
lawyrrs have good case against hln -
fh law prnycs for the arrest OF person LIVING IN New
York VINO may have contracted dept III another or
frrgu state The determined to push tho
matter t tue end understood that tins action
receives thc favorable support ot he friVy council
OTTAWA Dec. 2s.-it IL understood that the Govern
mcnis ol Ontario Quebec Nova scotia. NcwHrunswlck
and British Columbia have notified the Dominion aI'
thores that they expect to have refunded to them all
amounts spent in defending the rights II the Provinces
-, TIM ,cusve control OF the liquor traffic and ontario
wi dnauG to be rccompcnsrd tor all her expenditure
in uhuding rights OF the Province IN the license,
boundary and streams casrS'
ToEoSro Doc 2s.Thc GioJe today says the wrecking
av, of Canada and the United States disgrace to
both countries aud should be changed The law OF the
Domtnion II SAYS Is uhwse and nhuman and 1t hints
that perhaps somo member OF the Government shares III
the profits OF the monopoly which the act has created.
The only wreckIng the Canadian side OF the
Lakes that Is benefited by tho present state or AFFAIRS Is
really owned Dy persons IN the United states says
that II the Prcsent made aproer representation Oh hc
% Imperial tOVctumcnt LIS regirl iot tue ihr
tmo of the EmpIrr would IT To use us lnnuenco
WIN the DOMINION ycrumcnt for change IN the law
WtNpsoR ont, Dec. 2S.-J. L. French. OF the United
States Recruiting Service who recently ned from
Chicago where he is wanted on charge of Forging pay
vouchers has been arrested here lie REUSED 10 return
whou rxlradon iapersas he was airaid Oh peis hc'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
LyIDLNCE AGAIN,T PRISONER BEsSE.

C;Ews THAT ARE SAID TO CONNECT HIM WITH lHH
MUBDER or RICHARD NELSON LAYTON.
Nrw-BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. 2S.-Slnce the
examination OF Samuel L. Besse At Warehdm Oh sa1r-
day for the OF Richard Nelson LawtOD, Of West
port ouy development in the case has been the
sccvery a secluded spot in the OF boiler factory
An this city Of a hat, flannel undcrshrt and drawers
which a inan to change there AT l J.. Ia. on
Wednesday. The hL IL soti, brown ielt one win Tie
crown torn and the battered, ana II corresponds
eosry with tue description given OF the one worn by
the man who drove the wagon III which LdwtOns bOdy
VA, found. When Besse stcd the hat said To
have been worn by him on Wednesday was not found.
Is sToN Dec. 2s.-sta;e Onlcer Moore this morning,
speakng OF the murder OF Richard ~ Lawton at Ware
hau said that the officers had strong case against
sluuI T. BE, Sc A witness has been found by the
authorities who gives correct description of Besse as
Il OF the man going down the railroad track be-
tween Ac shue AMI w-Bcdford toward New Bedford.
o. aw from the pac- where the body o. Il 'wt0n was
discovered TIE officers have fully half dozen witnes'
ses suu tnn aluOs positively Identify Brsse as lhe man
t.ry saw urVihg btwtOn's team. Inc cOthes DeoHsNg
10 Be. wbch OlOJd was found wiii D. sent 20 "A
cbsmi al expert day to determine whether the stain.
arr made by animal blood. Besse mautalus u
brazen ard hardened air and the only sign o. "nOtOh
h. mas exhibited when lie bdde goodbye 10 hs
tler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
M4LICIOUS DISSERTATION or 4 CHUECH.
THE INTERIOR OF A CATHOLIC EDIFICE WRECKED
BY VANOAIS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S ,Spcciah.-lhe ponce TO-
day give the details OF piece of vandalism perp'r'te"
several nights ago in st. Elizabeth Roman C'lhohc
Church, comparatively new structure Nv
Thirty ana state ss which IN charge OF the rev.
Daniel j. RorIan brother OF the Archbishop OF Ca!i-
fornia is twostory building, the lower part Oehg
occupied a scEool aud the church proper belHS up
stairs The interior is wrecked condition. anu scat
tered about over floor the holy vesimcnts cruel
fixes and other articles used the service OF the chureh
An invcstgn showed that ,ho vaniaiS entered 'ho
building through one OF tho windows OF the schooi
room The, smashed tho desks, srowcd BOOKS ABOUT III
the widest confusion and poured lux over the deorl
went upstairs the church. where they pulicH Ho"n
the crucixes which hung the walls and made hAuhE
wood Of them on the walls also sixteen valuable
paintings These rnthlcssy torn from their pee
Knives hands used to cut and tear them mo
shreds until they made uto unrecognizable rem
nants OF canvas and OIL The frames were hacked up rs
had been the cruciXes.
Even this dill satisfy tho malice of the rerpetrS
tors The sanctuary next attacked, the yeStmeni
the priests pulled out and thrown around tue
room. Wine which WAS kept there was spilled over Tie
altar and. in fact everything tuat could be Thought d"
to dcsccratr the place done That the motive was
simple malice Il npplront from the fact that none oI the
plate used III cclobrdtn; mass or any other artioo was
removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
CIGARuARERS MISLED.
THEY PREPARE TO Go WEST AND THEN ARE TOLD
THAT THEY ARE NOT WANTED.

THEY PREPARE TO Go WEST AND THEN ARE TOLD
THAT THEY ARE NOT WANTED.
CuICAGo Dec. % (SpeciGD Two weeks ago
one Wolf president OF the Cgarmakers' Union, OF san
Francsco arrived in this eity his East for tue
nurpose of securing cigarmakcrs to that city Wolf
reresened to fraternity and the press tha the cigar
manufacturers of the Pachc Coast had deci led to unite
In syste attic opposition the Chinese. lie said that
the Chinese had become powerful competitors ot the
white manufacturers we'll monOpOlst3 Of the labor
Of the trade. The poorer had BEGUN buying the
leaf tob,c ,cco OF the dealers. This was made
into gars Shch were given in payment for the mate
rial The surplus the manufactured goods remaining
In their possession after the leaf tobacco paid for
gave them profit This surplus they sold cheaper
tnan the manufacturers could.
VOLTS purpose in coming East was. he said, to VISIT
Chicago York, Boston, Louisville and other man
uractuchg cities where he could obtain men to 20 TO
California lie represented that permanent EN-
u oyment would be given to 1900 men at
lar,er wages than the Eastern scales On
Saturday he lett the Eastern seabOard with about
175 men aud This morning the party arrived In chicago
here decided TO 20 10 California; dhI
900 u-n mslie arrangements to join the par s. lh'y
sd Their nuu -ehod effects and made al necessary ar
rang, pents to move West Wolf had said thdt bc
cOud get their tickets for $780, but they were surprised
vhrn ne coOiy informed them TINS morning mat ne
needed only l75 In all. and hal decided 10 TAKE
only eighteen from here. IL looked Tor tlnc as
thr 'disauoointeI wnrEtnen wOnid mob VOL Many had
c,,s from Canada, from the Northwest and from the
Sputn They are LETT IN this city and VIII be sent
10 their homes by the treasurer OF the local union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
APACHE MASSIcRES ~ NEW-NEXIcO.
DOZENS OF FAMILIES MCED1K.p AND The rEorLE
~ A TEHEORIZEp CoNpIIDN.

DOZENS OF FAMILIES MCEDlRED AND The PEOPLE
II A TEREORIIEp CoNpIIIpN.
CnICAGo, Dec. 2S.-W. j. Jones' one OF the
best-xnuwn ranchncu Arizona arrived at IL PasO
SUNDAY from the vicinity Of IDdau ms~srcre'
ern Arizona Is really than been reportcd
by the newspapers H. Il, clares person
gath-r an idoa Of the tcrrOrled condition Of
the Inhabitants ana the number Of people Killed
by he Apachcs within the last months. Dozens Ol
families nave ma,sacred la distant parts o: the Ter
rtory and the Of their death has spread Dc
yond the immediate vicinity owing u ions distance
and s.paraOu from tue outside world Mr. Jones
tons three murders In Ncw-MeyicO the accounts OF
which tC his knowledge. have never been published
and says that just prior to his dcpartiro from New
Mexico he he'll ped bury a neighbOr who found uur
dcred by Indians The foarl loss by ire snI pundcr
at the nauds maraudnl Apache, has asJ been under
estimated as many ranches been literally cleaned
up OF stock and the houses burned. The rauchnen OF
Graham County, Arz.. nave equipped force at
their own pcnso aud placed them IN the Eed settlers
are depending entirely these rangers Mr. Jones
the regular army long ger relied upon by
the people suppress these frequent outbreaks aud
says that Governor Znlick OF Arizona IS Ia favor Of i'm
medttcy organizing force Of Territorial rangers, and
has been petitione to cali tho Legislature together for
that purpose.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S.-Pursuant to Instructions
from secretary Of War, issued yesterday
Troops A aud X, ID Cavalry. TO proceed to Arizona
They being dispatched protect indians on the
San Carlos Keservai from thrcdtenei attack by
whites. Major GOrlpn VIII command the cavalry. Tue
date Of their departure Will not bo Xcd uu
shall have received from General Crook Indicating
the point Ia Arizona az which Iuo troops shall take up
he'll DOsItl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
LISTENING 70 AN ANARCHIST.
'REE LOVE AND REVOLUTION ADVOCATED BEFORE
MINISTRIES In CHICAGO.

FREE LOVE AND REVOLUTION ADVOCATED BEFORE
MINISTERS IL CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec 2s (Specah.-At a meeting OF the
Congregational ministers of the city to-day. to consider
the question of Socialism August Spies the editor of
an anarchist paper. was present by invitation He
said that it was natural that Socialism should break
with Christianity for it was built entirely on materi-
alistic foundation.
You gentlemen have been preaching for years.
said he. and except in few individual cases. what
have you accomplished Nothing, that l
There is much suffering and much stealing there
ever WAS
Ia reply TO question he said that the present sys
TEN of marriage simply form of concnbinage.
The rich mother" he said. takes her daughter to
the reception the social gathering TO get husband
for her lhls husband is selected tor what he is
himself but for the amount in his pocketbook. The
girl sold to him. ii he pay the puce. The work.
ing girl tires of her toll and longs to be above It,
Money enough to give her this desire is her price, lie
Interrupted this point by several os his auditors
who stated that there was no foundation IN i"ct ior
what he had said in regard to marriage lie ans "ered
that he believed careful study OF the matrimonial
market. as IL conducted under the present con-
dition o society, would bear hun out In his statement.
Cnder the new order of things which the = cialists
would bring into being free in its most idea torn
would take the place OF marriage. The family would
be the child of the community. WI en asked how The
system of universal cooperation conld be brought
about he said that could be done bny by force, and
this force existed IN the masses The Socialists
not org anizers of a revolution. They were simply
birds OF storm. Revolution was coming, indeed not
bv Socialism but by the rest social conditions and
the Socialists b-ey ed in having just little blood
shed as possible. but advocated tie estab-
lishment of universal co -opt ration means for
future safety and peace In reply question a. TO
bow many Socialists believed IN using force, he said
that not over 10000 in This country openly avowed
their belief force "a necessity. 10 this Number,
however might be added a large portion of the
Knights of Labor. who while druouncng its use were
IN, rst in case of strike to show their faith it, by
shooting down some men employed take their place.
The speaker was interrupted by number of Questions
propounded by the ministers who were apparently de-
sirous of sounding the claims OF the Anarchists in
order discuss the questions raised by that class ia
Z hair nnlnits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
BASEBALL MEN SETTLING DIFFERENCES
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN AssOCIATIoN-MR.
WINAN PRESENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2S-A special meeting
OF the American Association Of baseball clubs was held
here this vering The meeting called TO take action
In reference the decision OF judge Thayer Of the
Common Pleas Court of this city, which decision de-
clared Illegal the action Of the recent animal meeting
or the association in eXpeing the Metropolitan Club
nf Ncwl and admitting to membership the National
Club OF Washington. and restraining the association
from holding any meeting at which tie Metropolitan
club wis represented All the clubs of the assoca-
ton were represented this evening though the late ar
rival OF Mr.. Wlman. OF NcwYOrk, occasOned some do
lay.
Before the meeting which was held at the Continental
Hotel called to order Informal conference OF the
delegates held and it was proposed among other
things that the Metropolitan Club should release from
s list Of reserved players Orr and Roscluan. the first
ba,emau and centre-hedcr OF the club THIS proposition
Mr. Wiman decidedly refused 10 agree
TO and the Metropolitan delegates, Messrs.
wlman aud Williams retired from the room In
order allow the delegates OF the other clubs 10 consult
us to policy be- pursued by them. This consUa-
ton continued for hours and IL irly
o'clock when n committee came out and escorted the
Metropolitan delegates into the meeting room. The
meeting was secret. but delegate who came from the
room at reported that everything was procecdlug
harnouousy and that all differences had been salts
fartorllv adjusted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BYT TELEGRAPH

THREE MEN BURNED By GAS EXPLOSION.
SHARoN Penn. Dec. 2S (Spectdh.-By an explosion OF
rns IN "A boiler to-day at the sharon Gas Company's
works ID. r. Shiran the superin endomt, and two
employees, Michael Gibbons amt Thomas Naldron, were
terribly burned about the head and shOu dcrs.
GIVING UP THE ORPHAN BOY.
ESQ NABA Mi"n., Dec. 2S.-lhe EScanaba Towing and
the w owen IL viii not be any use further 10 search
for the missing schooner Orphan Boy from here.
SHOT BY FORMER EMPLOYE.
TOLEDO OHIO, Dec. 2S.-Abert Painter proprietor OF
the Hotel windsor shot this afternoon by III. A.
Miller. a BARTENDER and former empoye. The ball ELI
tered Painter right side, passed through his body and
lodged In tho spiue. The wound Is serious and may
prove fatal.
DYING FROM WOUNDS GIVEN BY BURGLARS.
LANCASTER Penn, Dec. 2s.-Edward 4. L:nyc. OF
Salisbury Township, VINO was shot aud dangerously
wounded by burglars last March, died Yesterday FROM
his wound after snort illness. Richard McNHlly and
Elwood Kurtz were convicted this month of the bur
gary ana sentenced long terms. thus barring their
uroserutiou for murder At the time Of the trial Mr..
LinyilIe was supposed to have fully recovered.
RASH PLUNGE OF A YOUNG WOMAN.
CtyvTLAvD, Dec. - (Speciab. - Mary DOVE, a
conely wcll-dressed young wOm al attempted suicide
this morn before the eyes of the hundreds Oi people
who daily thrOng Monumental Park, by leaping head
downward from "a third.stOry window OF No. 5S. The
woman fell upon a show case stan ling on the sidewalk
AMI crushed through 1t. cutting her mead IN frghtu
manner but ping death. The room from which she
lraped Is occupied by Daniel Eckart. an expressman
EckIrt Is unmarried
uessFROZEN TO DEATH on THE ROADSIDE.
IIAZELToN, Penn Dec 2S.-rhe dead body OF Malachi
Breunan aga forty, found lying along the turnpike
Leading from ths place TO Shenandoah tins mornS lie
had star walk frm here TO is home Ia shenandoah
last night aud Was frozen " death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
DETERMINED MINERS MEET
IN A HEAVY sNOw.ToRM.
NO END OF THE BIG STRIKE IN sIGHI-oPERAToko
RIEISiNG TO AHRITNATF.

NO END OF THE RIG STRIKE IN SlGHl-oPbEAloho
RrFUSiNG TO AgBIrHATE.
PITTsBURG Dee. % (SpeGidO. To-day ;
meeting OF the strikers held in stone quatry'on
the hillside hundred ieot above the railroad track AT
Camden Station the Pittsburg, virginia ahd
ton Railroad Here 400 miners listened to speecheS ny
President Costello. OF the Miners Union, eX-Naster
Workman Rankin. OF the Knights OF Labor the he''
Holm G. johnson and others. Delegates from all the
uools were present proposition had heen sent 10 'nc
Coal Exchange at PittsburG asking for settlement ny
arbitration 1t half-paSt 10 o'clock when the i'cN'
Mr. johnson mounted pile of rocks ana cal1eo INC
meeting to order. The was falling over the men
,n thor wAr. covered but they
stood through It all without complaint
made a speech, in whica he said that uhder 'ho
most favorable circumstances he cout not make n"'o
than S2SS year, which e said was 100 tle 10 support
a family. one DAVIS. who held opinions different from
the rest arose to advocate surrender believe the
strike has been a failure" said he, but he had har"y
uttered the words when Bis feet shOt from undor MIN
and an striker him shove sending MN """
the slippery l For the next few minutes there WIS
lively time Cries OF down him." order were heard
but the presiding officer pushed Davis to the lfoh' anu
insisted tha, ne should finish his speech.
Davis continued to advise surrender saIWE
that the strike lost. but his sentiments ala not
please the crowd and numerous speakers arose 10 cor"
flute his arguments. President Costello sald: " Inc
miners are tn tue operators yet In the way
of outrage When we throw the Operators III lhi "uu
make them walk barcooted home over the snow after
three weeks imprisonment, We wl hc even with Them
lie said that with the whi and many of the Mon'n
gahea miners working at the reduction thr strikers
had fearful odds contend with. lie predicted that
the operators would consent to arbitraiioh'
The miners expressed themselves rs willing either 10
accept arbitration to continue The slrkr Inc Neu
umeut OF the mretin. however. was against a'crPNH-
OF tho operators IL was decided To sol com
mtccs delegates into the different pts Wher' men
were working 10 persuade them To como "u,
and remain olt t u what the operators WoU!
do with the prOpusiiiOn sent to them this morhnE
arbitration Is not adopcl the sentiment o
the meeting 10 continue the strlhe anu w
ali endcayor4 10 keep the mon out
After adiourumen. the strikcr= went - III" town ut
New Eng land, IN which the AUcqrippa Nine SStuH'''
The NOikiul there cam" out. nut 'mholu,A''
by the presence Of four deputy shcrs refuse, 1" h"Nc
ANYTHING with the strikers. The latter ihen went
To the Coal Valley Mine and met with similar te'rl-
ton. Operators ihc city O-ulEht positively f''GSc To
consent % arbitration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec 2S.-A dispatch to
Tn, Ners from Austin says Tao eoroners jury in the
case OF Mrs Eula Phillips who on Wednesday night last
vas found dead In yard attached to her house to-day
rendered verdict TO the effect that death I'd resulted
from wounds inflicted with axe in the hands OF per
sons unknown Mrs. Hancock, who had also been muir
derously attacked with axe by unknown persons on
the same evening. is III u dying condition to-
night Mrs Eanes who arrested In san Antonio
Yesterday charged with the murder OF her scvenyearOi
son whose heldlcss bOIy found In the rear or her
premises at Carkesve on saturday, partly eaten by
swine was brought here to-day. She declares sho has
no knowedge OF the boys DEATH and that before leaving
home to search for work had given him away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
STATING THAr Ac4r KiLLED HEE B4BY.
MRS. GAsRINs HELD BY rnE roiiCE ~ SPITE oF
HFR NOVEL EXPLANATION.


HFR NOVEL EXPLANATION.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. p Speciab.-lntorma-
tion was lodged at the corOncrs Oe today that CHILD
age ten months, OF MrA Auuie q .-Ain. -. ,o ~
York ST., had been killed by e.. Ihs NO her uI tA
the cat had been ae~lsoinol seeping IN tho
aud carry Yesterday mornng. sh" -l. the cat jumped
across the bed AMI she opened tn CoprO let thc animal
out after which retired ana slept tII O'Clock. On
looking at the little she discovered IT was doad.
The cnid's nightgown was stained wiki blood and an
u.ly wouud was in It's throat.
Deputy Coroner A-hbgdsc visited the house thsaftor
noon and ordered the cat TO be slot. Mr. GI-kius
held to await thc actiOn Of the The woman
buried her husband only five weeks ago and ha, two
other children. Tnc police thcoryIs that the little ono
prevented her from gonS out o. work 20 support the
other Two Children She determined TO put tie baby
out of the way.
careful search o. tho hallway ana steps shows tra
of blood from the OuthoEsc up tue steps 20 Mrs Ga-n',
room The drops show that the bloc came ron body
b Ing carried upstairs. the spots are not such -
would made Il the Child had been dead whcn carried
20 yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
THE LABOR or CONVICTS.
TRUE INwARDTrss or KEEPER LAyGHTY's FAvOE-
AHLE EEEnEr nN ILE ELECG EEIC-- LL.N.

TRUE INwARDNFss or KEEPER LAvGNTY'S FAVOE-
ABLE CEPOEr ON rnE PIECE PRICE PL.N.
TRENTON, Dec. 2S.-Kcepcr Lavcr'y's re-
port the piece price system III the NewJcrscy State
Prison .s regarded here by Republicans aud nnuparti-
citizens open to great suspicion 1his plan OF
employing the labor Of conyics adopted III 1884
under Governor Abbetts Influence ana sop to the
agators and dcmagosnes in both parties e went into
operation in Juy 1888 aud is OF receiving much
attention In the present reports Of the prison officials.
Keeper avcrty close political friend OF Governor
Abbetrs, and though he is merely In charge OF the
prisoners and has nothing to do with the labor OF the
Institution tOuchei On the subject In his report
in ORDER to bolster up the Governor The truth Is,
according wclln0rned observers. that The Siate Is
losing cr the system than under the
contract methud aud the work Is put on tho market
cheaper than befOre, 80 that protection to Tree
labor is not gwen by the piece price pltn. Wnat
Keeper LaveTty mere inference Hnd unsusaIucd
coucuson TIN. OIght to BE- purely business matter,
bat Governor Albeit IL uluSug 10 WIN his usual ma
,gisn ana pOticlins iuhIeSces. No one sh0uld he
iEslrd by layerys report any OF Governor AbDets
prOtcstatlOHs.