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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-24
yDp gITCtGO RTIIIIRD TOTRNiMENT

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-rhe managers OF the
billiard tournament which closed tie on saturday night
held meeting this afternoon and decided that the Ties
should not be played of but that the stakes and receipts
be divided among the players as follows; Nlgha"N'
"a 400 of which $1,000 is for expenses; Schaefer
IN go OF which $3.50 Is for expenses; and sl0ssOn
III 800 SlossOn being u resident Of Chicago, VIII re
ceye nothing for expenses aud as he gave 500 10 the
entcrininmont his receipts Will be only Sl.OOO.
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FoUL CONDITION or AN INSANE ASTLUM

CHICAGO, Nov. % (SpeciaD.-ln the invcst-
cation into the affairs OF the Cook County Insane
Asylum DR.. Ii. NJ. Mayer haid That no visiteu every
ward aud room Some were unclcan and the air was
fr, fev beds had insufficient clothing one patient
,vas living on rabber sheet There was no uuderc0th
ing for patients and the attendants told the Doctor tha
it was not used that the patients could not 30 OUT
for three or four months account of inSnceht cot
ing There were no overcoats. Concerning the reverb
tions made The Tribune said to-day
"If these statements true every one OF these CON-
,nissOncrs deserves to make his exit from Chicago on
mil"
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,s r. DEVICE 10 coycrlL MrRDERt

BISMARCK. OAK. Nov. % l>pccidh.-On Il
piece OF floating ico the Missouri River yesterday was
found the body 0f and beside it was uot' P"r
,rftny 10 be from his WIG Iondon Tho letter ran
Won ,u.t hurry home II you expect hnd your little
Nclt. oliye am doing all IA my power to save hcr'
INT she f. very low" This note wa7 addressed 10 zap
tain John Bauuock. Fort A-rinboine, Mont, but H"lh
ia rcyity and tone and the distance u must hay" came
~ ,rittc;,u nr!nd, belief here u thdt tle man
met wit foul play and that his drstrOyrts TOOK tHI7
means of keeping the public on their tral M oWc'r
,rnu A.lti6ius states that H. knows Of no such man
ever having at the fort The body was fOhud py
.etl.r- nny miles north Of this city ana was D'"'
10 await Information aud Instructions.
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THE CAMPAIGN ~ GRE4TBRITIIN.
HE wITHDRAws FROM THE CONTEST IL LIVERPOOL
ADVICE TO IRISH VOTERS.

HE WITHDRAws FROM THE CONTEST IL LIVERPOOL
ADVICE TO IRISH VOTERS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.-Mr. Parnell has WITH
drawn from the contest for member of Parliament loF
the Irish district of this city.
Mr. Parne speaking last night, said that he had WIN
drawn from the contest because he thought
10 run the risk Of defeat lie urged the irish voters
20 s,nnort Mr. O'Sbea the Liberal candidate. who OPP
posed coercion but 10 against the other Lioera
candidates for Liverpool. He further advised lilsl
voters to support Messr Cowcn Storey. Thompson nd
Iabouchere These are the only exceptions alnded 10
In his manifesto.
In subsequent speech Mr. Parneh promised rI"'oS
tants fair proportional representation in the new Ish
Parliament.
Mr. Gladstone and Mr.. Chamberlain have telegraphed
to Mr. O'shea wishing him Mr. Oshea supports
Mr. Gladstone's manifesto
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SALE OF THE WET SHORE TO-DAY.

NrwBtRG, Nov. % Special Tho sale OF
the West shore Railroad at noon tomorrow VIII
take place at the Court House Referee A"fam
: Cassidy will oitiatc and II Is expected that te CITY
VIII contain moro railroad md2natcA IMAM ever olot'
Tie mos important III CJuuectoh Wlh uv
sale a. Idle from the Injunction said O hNV" hreh ohte
hy th. syracuse stockholders of the New YORK eII"l
Ia proniblt that comunny from tho West shore is
thit tho Baltimore and ONO Will be represented ana
coupcte with the Central Tor tDr road II ms rnor
proves true IT II kcy that there VIII Ice oncr' consider
aby above the upset price OF N22OOOuop iit p tile
court H. howe yer, bid s offered at tua amount lhe
referee T. directed adjourn the sale from tihe 10 c
untl further order or tho court Th" property VIII 30
sold subject 10 all existing liens Including unpaI lhNrN
aud ealo is only absolute when cOhhrme" .! 'ho
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LADY CHURCHILL CANvAsSING.
GETTING VOTES FOR HER HUSBAND FROM Al
KINDS OE HEOILE IN BIEMINGIIAM:

KINDS OF PEOPLE IN BIEMINGHAM
LONDON Nov. 23.-The greatest personal
interest of the whole electoral hei centres III INC con
test at Brmnghan between Mr.. Bright ana Loi" Ran
dolph Churchill, which will be decided tonorIo"' % uo
Drcbess of Marlborough and Lady Churchill at the
head of 800 Primrose Danes who have been making
house 10 house canvass IN behalf OF Lord Randoph'
Each lady is responsible for section OF the dlstr'c' anu
returns the number of promised votes to tho central
Ladies' Committee. The Duchess ard Lady Churcnll,
during their progress through the streets arc Gtte
with cheers hy Radicals. Lady Churchill says NV, sue
has visited the poorest houses In Blr;nlnShA anu ~
encountered the roughest people, AMI with one eN'cp
tou has been received with the greatest c"nFte- au
poeness she has also addressed the wOrkmeh ~ @ We
nrinripll factories Lord Randolph Is also cahdI'l'
Tor Paldiugtpn, where he is certain To DE- success ~
Mr.. Bright IN his speeches refers humorousy 10 'H'
primrose campaign"
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DgtTU or 4 VETERAN or 1870

BALTIMORE, Nov. % QSpecidh.-Samuel Jen-
nngs age cighty-cght, veteran OF tho war OF lSl-
died last night. Ills death was primarily '""sou
hy A cold contracted last municipal election day
when he Inslsod upon going out to vote for Hedges s
taking off leaves only four survivors OF the Dnta o
North Point. Ilo man OF great Vlgor uhtI tnIco
years ago when he began break down Mr. Jennings
was the oldest printer In Baltimore aud the nrt 20 scn
In type The Star Spanglc banner HIS grahuia'ho
w nnn OF the settlers OF PhllndOlphl.
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RUSSIAN OFFICERS ARRESTED.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. ga military scan
ol 10 attracting much attention here. party OF or
noers belonging to various regiments Of Guards while
dining recently. became somewhat turbulent ana com
missioner of police failing in his attempts TO qet the'
.n,,ond General Cregser the Governor OF St. Peters
burg officers thereupon locked and blockaded the
doors OF the salon. General Gresscr ordered the doors
10 forced which done On coming from the salon
Count Scheremeef captain OF hussar-, struck Gen:
era Grcsser In the corps OF guards then arrested
Ali of rho officers, who Imprisoned The Car mas
ordered a court martial to try the offenders.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Nov. ID.
THE QUEEN And THE PREMIRR.-LOrd Salisbury 10
day had a conference with the Queen.
Mis- WELD oS's SUCCESSFUL SUIT.-rhe trial OF the
acton for libel brought by Mrs. Weldon against sir
Henry Bathe was concluded to-day, damages to the
amount OF 900 and being rendered in her be-
half
BUSINESS FAILURE--John Thomas Shines Co, wool
brokers' have suspended. Their liabilities are DeheNeo
to be heavy.
A GIFT FROM Mr.. GLADsToNE.-Mr. Gladstone uh,
vel ed the CITY Cross at Edinburgh to-day, and joined
heartily In the singing OF the One Hundredth Isalp.
The cross recently restored ut Mr. Oiastohe OK
pense as gift TO the city,
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up,ry r.1IryG OFF IN SHIPPING.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % tSpeclaD.-S'nce
January the Delaware River has not been so barren OF
vessels OF large carrying capacity as t Is at present.
Heretofore have been an average nty steamers
and sailing vessels loaded with grain each MONTH out
.,uce tho first of tho preseut month therehas not
carco OF grain left this port The principal were
the English tramps" aud while it was no a unnsuai
sght 10 see twenty thirty OF these steamers % S
m tho yer there sent not single QUO hs siso
of Inc Caves The OF the lack OF TRACE a uy
shippers IS owing TO tho large shipmehts oi "h'a' '
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MATTERS OF INTEREST IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Nov. % (SpeciaD.-The mortal
ity from smallpox made sudden drop III the last TWO
DAYS being only 81 On Saturday there were twelve
deaths in the city aud yesterday heie we're
nineteen There twentyseven new cases reported
While the decrease has steadily decreasing this
month in the city it has been Increasing in some OF the
country districts the central board arc taking all
possible measures 10 stamp II out The disease appears
70 be spreading rapidly In the lower provinces thero
being now nearly hundred cases In Charlottctown
PEL It has also broken out In several parts VI New
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THE READING ALLIANCES.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23 (Spec'ap'-lnis
afternoon secret meeting OF the Barto ractlou VI 'n
general bondhoders of the Reading Railroad was M
for the purpose Of taking definite action oohns "
abandonment of all alliances with tho o'"o, ,a,
tho BOARD OF Reconstruction Trustees because the oo"t
did not give them satisfactory indications OF
nlan IN the immediate future majority OF the poaFa
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FJyDJyG PEIRIFILD BODT.

BosroN, Nov. 23.-in the town of lopstcId
the -exton has engaged IN removing bodies from
the old part the cemetery TO the new and IN doing 80
tho body OF Israel Galoup removed IN the ordinary
way but found imp sslbo to raise the body OF
ms wife who was buried by his side, and plank was
nut down a. inclined plane aud the collin IN ms way
drawn TO the surface A ha.ty examination Indicated
mat the body which had been buried thirty years. hau
become pCtIlilcd.
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nr,rrnnI NnLrMErrkrD CRLW

AsErRY PARK, y. j., Nov. 23.-The schoo her
Pe1redsle of Philadelphia, Captain Charlc, II. Arnold
c,,. ,hor, io front of ocean Grove aud wrecked
today Her crew. beside The captain. were h+ Two sons
" Arnold. III .tc; CIArc, y Arnold. Hear N',I'' SEA
mem nud David Pdt,hct. cOo Thcy were rescued b' ih'
Deal Beach Life saving crow, Clpuin El"WE ia
charge The vessel loaded with coal aud vas A'ot
,,rcrinr ,n, lfopk In tn, eil, oI Monday morning
when her sails were torn ia piece lho anchors I'Is
,rrn,yu if bar we're uutbl" To hold thr vessel acl 70
he mr.. ~ tu. wind AMI heavy sr. she drft"i tIplJ
sonihyari aui stranded hish mp the beach OIL ocean
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTJNG OF 4 YOrNG WOMAN
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 23.-Ycstcrday IN At
lantc CITY Annie DXou pretty AMI attractive glTi OF
sixteen was visiting ncghbor accompanied by Thomas
Moses intimate friend. twcnty years old AS lh'J
were leaving the house Moses picked mp gun ana ho
and tho voupg er began to scul over it, when II eN-
plodcd The charge taking effect IN Miss DIons throat
making "A chastity wound and killing her instantly mo
rnu-ra inry rendered verdict Of accidental shooting
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agreed upon plan at thelr meeting on Saturday ana
they have sent word to the Barto and Wheen interests
that they will submit IL to them for consideration on
Wednesday afternoon The threat or the BarO interests
"a withdraw has hascnod the framing Of the pan II II
known definitely that The plan provides for an assess
ment on the stock The lately acting chairman OF tne
arto Committee OF General Mortgage Bondholders re-
rryed letter this morning from Europe tenueflhg ne
support OF large interest III the ReadinE general mort
cages and ex pressing Il Willingness to JOIN any party
that meant the rights OF the holders Oh those
bouds
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THE pRITIsu EXPEDITION IN BURMAH

RANGoON, Nov. 23.-The British expedition
airy force has reached silemyo without meeting WIN
opposition from the Burmese troops. Tho men are III
excellent health The wounded doing
well. The captured forts are strongly gar
risoned. The wounded Burmese who have bccn
captured being taken care OF IN the Enghhh nos
nta The villagers are returning 10 thcir homes. II Is
denied that press kilograms have been stopped DIS
patches have beeu delayed 1t Ia explained, because O
The defective condition Of the telegraph wires
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TOO DRUNK TO GET OUT OF THE FLAMES.

PlrrsBURG, Nov. 23.--A dispatch from Du-
bos says: shanty at sabula here. was destroyed
By fire last night and two OF the occupants James mt
Granor and William Campbell, burned to death. Inc
,wo man and a conpanion named Piper were intox-
lea ted and one OF them upset lamp setting no , 70 .a
shanty. Piper escaped but McGranor anu "''"'p'''
were too drunk TO FOLLOW him.
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EoIrR CuARREp CoRPsEs FOUND

SANpUsKY, Ohio, Nov. 23 (Specia0.-The
superncndcnt OF the burned narmary discovered today
three or four inmates supposed to have been saved are
sl missing Whether they escaped and wandered into
ornn the contract was let for temporary structure
for The accommodation Of part OF the inmatet Tue
others will housed In the county jail, -Four poies
Charred beyond recognition have been taken from the
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cu,pGrs AGAINST A FRENCH CONSUL.

PARIS, Nov. pa letter published III the
,,o,;. 70 t,y asserts that NJ Lavielle the newly ap
noir,rd French Consul at Panama. who was charged by
Premier Brisson report the progress made on the
canal is connected with the Panama Canal company
and took out with him report already prepared Win
Tho object OF inducing the Government 10 aSec 10 e
issuance Of lottery bonds 10 he value OF Ooooooooo
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PIE, SAID TO BE ALIVE IN THE NORTHWEST.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. % tSpec'dD.-A cor
rcspondent OF The Pioneer Iess at Brandon Northwest
n rritorv sends surprsiug story Its truth IA not
voucb.d for Itis as rollows Since the hanging OF
Rel rumors OF every conceivable shape have been aoa
popular among which one that kiel was
seen IN person the north bank OF th'
Saskatchewan on wednesday III ,uinlP eoinP1m' ~
with on answering the description Oi Habre Du
mont and there Is a strong suspicion III the minus ol
many that Kic Is now living, aud that ho who pdd hc
nealty on November clever and generous suD
tnic in the person Of one the condemned prisoners
Rel ina all
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CHARGED WITH TAKIYG A BRIBE

EAsToY. Penn, Nov. 23 (Specidl. Another
warrant against DistrctAttorney Geiser was Issued
this evening complaint OF Alfred H. Hahn, who says
that no paid Gelser settle OF forgery then
nendne against him When the subject OF reducing ball
for Hahn In the forgery and embezzemcnt cases was
before the court month Hahns counsel In the heat
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

Cork Nov. 23.-One Tobiu. has been acting rs
caretaker u farm from which the tenants had been
eyicted at Aragn County Cork. shot dead to-day
COPENHAGEN Nov 23-M Martin, editor OF pro.
yincia ncwsDper been sentenced to four MOI tbs
tmnrsonuent on charge of melting the people 10 take
nm arms and drive the obnoxious Estrupp from power
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THE FIRE RECORD.
r, ,,,rs IN THE PRINTING DISTRICT.

fire was discovered about 11:30 last even
ing IN the bindery OF p f. Golfers publishing house as
No Is yandewater-st Although tho watchmsn,
McGlyen. is required to make his rounds every hsl
honr the fire was well under way IN the fourth story
hsforo IL was discovered. The blaze soon Durst
Through the nfth story and up through the roof IN
haIf nm hour the fire well under control Inc
stock consisting OF albums and religious books was we
nsred IL was thought that the loss would not exceed
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THEY BLEW OUT THE GAS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.-Shortly bct0rc lhiu
uipht ON Saturday g. A. Thorne OF Porryvillc. ana J
White of Frcnchtown, called public house IN Gay
- and asked for lodging. They shown To an upper
chamber. Ycscrlay both men were Ionnd deti III oo"'
They md blown tho gas out ana Mcro sunOcalou,
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of III, discussion stated that the Ds,rictAttorney hai
n, one time accepted money consideration to se:lo
sertio 10 III. court Both statements being from mem
hers OF the bar, were made under o1tn. l ne Di-ti'
Attorney Is this week prosecuting cases In tho Ctlhu'
Cort and unon the trial list are thirteen against
Ifr,.lI Hahn,
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srAr1srlcs OF PARLIANrNr..

Prior To the act of 1855 the distribution oi
seats In Parliament County members "r5i
borou.b $50; university, o; total. dJ2 III" pre7eht
s,ri,,tiou uuer the Redistribution bill Is follows
Couptv members 377 borough, 2-i; university. .;
to n G-0 The strength of the parties m October was:
Conservatives, 2i7; Liberals, 33'i Home hue''' VI
total 63s. There were ! seats vacant.
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A CARD.

WAsuNGToS, Nov. 23, 1855.
Ihaye to-day read the letter OF CuthOert d. Jones
OF che 10th inst. published in The NEwIoRK
TRIBUNE OF the Goth and republished IN
The Ectr-Oreaus Times. Democrat OF the Elsa
aud elsewhere. and deem 1t proper only to say that
regard Mr. Jones as assassin and iu support OF my
conclusion publish the following unsolicited teleSrIn
from General Will T. Martin
NATCHEZ MISS. June 13, 1885
T. FLOYD KING Washington. II Jones, appointed TO
Caao Built Jones, second son Of Charles
Jones, OF CataOua. It be proved beyond question
that he the assassins Of General Ldds and
lied country avoid the consequences OF tho murder
WILL T. MARTIN.
As the representative in Congress from the
Vth Louisiana District in which tue mur.
der occurred. my opposition to Mr. Joness
appointment to Office has been earnest and uncom.
promising can have controversy Win N N ~ his
character notice the assault he makes upon me
in such way the public mignt expect IL It hAi come
from any reputable source. j. FLOYD hlNG'
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cUIRGIyG HIMSELF WITH MURDER

PHILADELPHIA, Nov % (SpectdG. - MS
morning a young man who said his name was Johh
Jones and his age twentyseyen surrendered himse"'
declaring that two years he murdered ear con-
ductor I'm Chicago and wanted 30 be- sent back there or
ta Tho police authorities Of that city have been III
formed OF ns story.
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,ossrs IN VARIOUS PLACES.

KEY WEST Fla. Nov. 23.-The steamer h'o '."""o'
from Galveston, has arrived here Win tno eo'' " "'
forward compartment. lower hod, Oh hro' -.
CoopRssrowS, n j.. Nov. 93.-The barn on the rarin
- Nr s,oaEer ~ as bnrnod this morning, ogeher Win
SI mr. ranohs hOrses Loss, 50 0Oo partly insured
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. doctor was TO day fined SEQ FOR refusing

Brunswlck doctor was 10 day fined 500 FOR refusing
TO report a case.
There is now no doubt that the chief OBJECT of Johh H.
Maodouad's visit TO Engnd is in connection with negou
atoms between the Imperial Government and the Uhed
states in regard to the fishery clauses OF the Washington
treaty
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80 oNDNlNcE conNLN.L0N " HIIrsNrRg.


Plrr,BrRG. Nov> % lSpccioh. samuel j..
Randall and Charles f. crisp, of Georgia, member. Of
tho Congressional Ordnance Commss:on, accompanied
by the clerk of the House Appropriation Committee d.
g. Counts, oi tennessee, Congressman EWn', ana
committee representing the Chamber Of Commerce via
tied Tho IRON nai ,trol mills OF th- city to-day special
train t7gcd tho parry out tn Bumorc aud ONO r''
to ,ho clr Thompson steel works and then returned
over the Pcuusy rauIt riigoLI tracks 10 the ml- o
ItVrcrrevilr. Tho soho m,.. Of Mporcnctl. Mcclure
Coz we're at0ue those visited Mr. Ennilii had many
oacsons To ask q, the relative cost % the gas WIN
coal aud tho -agu no the ot lie appeared sur
pr4.d when told thli there hai been reduction OF
100 600 q liY the coal consumption mere since
tn. .- wa- introduced secretary Weeks ~ tho Iron
ana steel Association told him that one ui lho great
savings of the Gas va" in toe c""u- iH1Hu
of The furnaces. le told hn That they dd not nI''h
down nor get ON of r.p ir ,ut % superior flaHy "I
iron and steel I'D ti- with ~. ~ the llul'h Ni'r
Works mo nary wts iO mel bF Insinccr h"Hn'y. oI
New Yorh, who f, huylusH Largo contract Mel IN.
Tor a Government derrick boat tp- NcH-l orN iAT'pf
Andrew Dircy proprietor Of the Port Horny iron an
steel works uf -u- II t-. was one of the p@fy "'A
accompanied tho commi--i"a'--. ihit cycnlu- Va,
members the comm -,lOu visited the "uny sls ca
al t.uuUu.turg
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TIE PREMIER sure OF A MAJORITY.

LONDON, Nov. Z-.-I4OTU 'TdI7VTI ~ ~"
speech at the st. stephens club Tonight sHid tht
conservative majority was assured bat he warned me
Tories against the danger OF over confidence lie cle
Mr. Gladstone on Mr. Parnc"s treatment
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j. FLOYD KING CANNOT FIGHT!

REGARDING CUHBERr JONES AS AN AssAssGS-A
TELEGRAM FROM GENERAL MARTIN.
WAsHINGrON, Nov. 23.-General j. Floyd
King OF Louisiana, tonight furnished for publication
4 he following.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
MASKED MEN ROB a PEDLER.

z,~rsvuIr Ohio, Nov. 23-In Holmes County, near
Mersburg, about o'clock on SATURDAY evening, non
him OF about ~ 000 They then selected about the same
amount in silks and other fine goods and Jewery from
hia u,l
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RRIDGING THE KILL VON KULL.
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR THE BALTIMORE AND oHi'
INK MILu sENALOR sEMLLL.

TROUBLE AHEAD FOR THE BALTIMORE AND oIiIo-
ATALK WITH sENAIOR sEWLLL.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23 ec'dO.--Ohlted
States Senator william j. scwc, who Is also prominent
in tho management of the Pennsylvania Railroad Said
Yesterday at his office I'm Camden, when asked as to tho
Baltimore aud Ohios staten Island plan: 1t Is not
generally known outside OF the STATE thaV tue 'o'Ho
passing through the KIN Ku Is larger nan that OF
any similar waterway IN the country II lso"c ''"N "
the great inside water route from Now-lork south
through the Delaware and Raritan canal Dc'""dio
River, schuylkill Canal Chesapeake Cahai Ch'S'P'"No
and Delaware Canal and thence on into virginia anu
North Carolina This trailic amounts 10 "oou'
% 600 tons year. and oNcry attempt 10 oosi"0'
by bridge except that vessels could pass uuu'r'
Will be resisted Dy the state OF New-Jersey l'ere 10
already on the statute books Gpecal Law prohIo'hs
the construction Uf u bridge IA proposes" WITHOUT Si'
authority from the Legislature ..,.u. ,,,,,, <ovr
Tho member, OF Congress aud senators IL o"h Wv
Jcr,cy have requested by the Legislature ~ uloso
the granting by Congress OF the right 10 Du lnc uHo
Ncw-Jrlsey's Interest IN the matter ~ ullect any
sivc IL is in the value OF land lying along lho ~. non
occupied and to he occupied ny lhrso
OF ali kinds which make large port OF tho t,no % a
employ great number OF men III mesa ho of ,hsso con
for they can lNe o"y mi,
ing cheap transportation iacl,ue' .no ""' massage
add To the dmcultles Vi ,n,;mood npvrn ~ II
do not believe that Congress can DC inuuccu -
has the power, to authorize the bridge aganst no p
test OF New Jersey. The states cedod 70 no nv, a
control over naYlglDIc WttclH' n.y.
obstruction OF thOrc waters might Dc hlloW'u, @ ~
mish be prevented and that state or TWO iSn. 10y 40
mile for SON q purpO,es or their own 10 cl"sc uP
wty the us OF which the rest Of the country
So Jar AZ Ncw-Iersey cODccrned oclSVc tnn1 a1 @
Icgsoriro VIII even 20 TO ropoa tho Gehera
railroad law there other way of preventing tho
construction OF the bridge