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New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
rnE RIGHrs or CONVICT UNDER 4 rREATE.

rHE RIGHTS OF CONVICT UNDER TREATY.
CHICAGO, Feb. "a dispatch from Washing
ton says that writ of has been granted bJ the
United States supreme Court against the decision OF
the Illinois Supreme Court in the OF the defaulting
cashier OF the old banking firm OF Preston Keau Co..
Frederick NJ Kerr In January, 1888, Kerr, who for
many years had been trusted enplOye Of the rn left
The city He had been under suspicion for some time
fully month after his departure when 1t
defaulter the extent of about
100000. lie was traced TO Lima. Peru, where, after
Obtaining requison from the President OF the United
States Detective Julian followed his The detec-
uve defence claim did not the warrant prop
erly because of his failure to call the Peruvian
ihoties aid him. The attorneys for Kerr alege that
julian kidnapped Kerr, got him Oh board the United
vesse! Essex lying in the harbor OF Callae, and
nped him OF every valuable in his possession ncud
itg s10 bank note the Bank OF England. s100 In
jrwcTy. He tried In October. 1888 In the Criminal
Court OF Cook County convicted and sentenced 10 ten
hard labor IN Joliet He refused to plead except
tc he ConstuiOnaty OF his arrest aud was sentenced
by Jldge Gary. An appeal was taken aud the Illinois
Supreme Court held that matter what the manner OF
may have been in Peru whom the cuprt WAS be-
for The of the county in which the Indictment
found the Peruvian question ceased 10 be an Issue.
The writ OF granted by the United States Supreme
question drged by the defence, tho violation of the
eay between The TWO cOuntrcs and the INVASION or
keiTs asylum rights gained by him IN Peru He has
served two years Of his sentence.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
DESERVING MS WlFE AND CHILD.

DISAPPEARANCE OF ISAAC b. GUEST. JR.-THE HUs-
BAND or HIS COMPANION WANTS MONEY.
Isaac b Guest, jr., is a gay and festive young
man about tweutynne years old, and up 20 Friday was
the retail coal business with his father at No. 3O6
West Forty-thrdst. Young Guest nine years ago
married the daughter Of william Mickens, wellto-do
builder. They have bright little daughter age SIX
The young couple live with Mr.. Mickens at No. 30S
West Fftythirdst Their married life seems to have
smoothly so Tar as the old people know, though
Guest used 10 stay out late at night aud made no
plantations his reason for doing. His wife, how
ever explained her parents that he spent his evenings
club. The young man left his home Thursday moru
ing and since Friday has been By neither his own
nor his wife's family. Both families were surprised at
his absence and unable II account for IT, until sat
urday night Frederick c. Schneider whose wife and two
little girls lived at No. 40 West Fftieth st. called
Mr.. Mckcns and said that young guest had of with
his wife, and asked for 81 to help move his furniture
and children to his mothers in Belleyle, n. j. At IL
O'Clock the night Schneider called at the elder
Guests home, No. 80 West Ffty-thrd-st and de-
manded money ol him. which refused. Schneider.
Mr. Gdest says made "A great fuss said he would
even and going to report to the police that the
that he had lived with bis wife FOR months
aud knew OF the intimacy existing between her and
The news Of the young mans unfalthfurness and de-
serton OF his wife aud family brought gloom TO all con
ccrned, and his mother was prOstraed with grief. In
the hope Of bringing the young man 10 his senses and OF
inducing him TO return hGme his father published the
following personal on Monday morning;
Your father broken hearted Your mother
will die unless you and rcurn forgiveness Answer
FArHER."
on Tuesday there appeared the following
FATHER: Were you in love | leave you both for
sweetheart. FOg give Will come back after the
honeymoon lKEY."
Mr. Guest sr, does not believe IL To be from his
lie says: lt absurd IL Is from other Ike
No OF would talk of honeymoon II lie were
married and had run oil with married woman.
want you contradict the report that has been circu
lated that he took with him $1,000 belonging to me-
His accounts were ali straight"
About five months ago Mrs. Schneider hired rooms at
No 40 West Fftleh-s and II now appears that young
guest has been visiting her ut that place regularly The
neighbors thought he was her husband.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
ErIC7ION or mr. COKE DRAWERS.
TURNING THE STRIKERS our OF THEIR HOUSES
LABOR NOTES.


PTTsBURG, Feb. (SpccidD .--Telcgrams
from the region to-day stated that the work OF
eecng strikers from the comptny houses was be-
gun. Sheriff sterling assisted by small posse, began
operations near Scotdale. One family being absent.
their house was entered their and other
household goods placed out IN the snow In tho next
house lone sick found. She not dis
turbed. Even though the operators should offer
the advance OF 10 per cent fl Is not likely the will
submit They seem determined that the company
stores must bc abolished. he men at two coke work
owned by James Cochran, resumed work today at the
Connellsville dispatch says: Appearances do not
indicate that Will be resumed this week aud the
organization OF The strikers SIN goes on"
dispatch from Mt Pleasant says " The strike will
be ended the strikers dependent aid from
citizens for their maintenance. At first the latter gave
literally. hut are now becoming tired"
Thirteen miners went 10 work. IN "a mine near Mt
Pleasant to-day and moicsIed. Much is being
published about the habits OF the striking Iungsrlsns
Bob veal, aud two days old, Is by them cOnsid
cred a choice morse. recent hght at Morowood mine
between rival factions OF iungaans for the possession
OF the carcass OF an old pit mule IL recalled On that
occasion order not restored until the American
miners interfered.
Judge Hunter OF we,tmorcland County to-day refused
the petition OF Max shamberg, the AuStro Hungarian
Consul that before acting the Of the nineteen
men arrested for ri9ting the Grand Jury make per-
sonal invcsgatiOn Two strikers came 10 this city to
day and obtained permission from the Mayor to solicit
aid for destituto strikers ana Their families
WORCESTER, Mass. Feb tSDeddD-rhe Knights OF
Labor gained important victory 10 day over two or
toners in the employ Goddard Fay ~ Store aud c.
nOughton recently made demand for an Increase OF
effect January % further increase OF hy cents from
May July, and third increase OF twenty ytve cents
on July l. The manufacturers made an offer, which
submitted to Assembly No. 2,3J3 OF the Knights OF
Labor rejected. This morning the Executive ROdrd
labor organization ordered strike to take effect
Getting attended hy nearly All the best bo0t
makers held this afternoon at wich decided dlf
ference OF opinion expressed. Finally the two
firms Interested agreed with their ~orkmen to concede
all tho advances asked except the one for
July and tho order for a strike recalled God
dard Fay 4 Stone employ IN the busy about $50
hands. and their yearly product - worth SsOOOO0
Mr.. HOughtOn's establishment Is about One-third
large.
PIrTsBrRG. Feb. AT delegate convention OF the
coal miners OF Western Feunsyyana to-day, the scale
OF wages presented to the operators at tho recent
National conference was unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
conIyG TO AY UNDERSTANDING ~ ONO


CoLUMBUS. Feb. 2 tSpccidO. The members
OF the general conference committee OF the senate
turned cy to-day and this afternoon disappeared
from view, and IL is supposed by many that they
secrctcd themselves so AS To be able to hear report
from the subcommittee Members OF the sub commit
wish give anything out until 1t has been
approved by higher authority there is danger Of out
side opposition upsettlng It,
Alta o'clock the Senate was called to order by Lieu
tenant-Goycrnor Kennedy and prayer offered. Mr..
Pugsley introduced IA bill To empower the Governor to
appoint partisan e.ection boards in the cities OF
Clnoinnat Cleveland Columbus, Dayton and Toledo. In
fact the the bill Identical to tho law
governing elections in NewYOrk. After the bill was
read the senate adjourned until tomorrow ut 10
o'clock. .
Tho Republican and Democratic Senators hold eau
cscs ana discussed the present situation well as the
best way TO proceed with tho work OF investigation,
which, IL sad from present appearances VII! be made
by IA non-partisan committee. Tho entire conference
committee will meet tomorrow forenoon at 10 o'clock
The Payne Investigating Committee was In session
This afternoon for nearly hour and held an executive
session Joe Brewster, OF Hamilton County was
the only witness that responded TO a subpoena. Ihe
committee will meet tomorrow morning again. nut
Cowgirl Will not out the names of the
Witnesses and iii, suspected that Colonel s. n Donavn
ia q them
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
BIsMARCK's ANTLpoLlsH MOVEMENT.
GREAT ESTATE TO BE Observation-Disclosures
AND PROTESTS


AND PROTESTS.
BERLIN, Feb. 2.-The Polish policy of Prince
Bismarck, announced in the Landag, has produced
general excitement throughout Germany and Austria
The immense Lubrienski estate containing S24O6
tarcs about 100000 acres OF the largest estates
IN Prussia, is offered for lc next April, result Of
the explosions OF the Poles. The Inhabitants OF the
tate have for years been mainly Poles aud the edct OF
expulsion. by forciby removing the tenantry and de-
privug the estate Of its has thrown upon
the market. Prince Bismarck's announced policy Of
purchasing for the Crown all tho real estate owned by
Polish mobiles and gentry in Prussia for resale to German
cooniss is oppUr;une for the present propretors OF
the Lubrensk lands for at any ordinary sale the prop
ery must have gone at bankrupt prices bismarck does
not intend To take advantage OF the eXpuons to buy
land In Posen cheap, but means 10 fairly for H. and
his Landtag declarations have I'm fact served To keep
values by assuring market Addresses OF sympathy
have been mt 10 Bismarck by GarauS IN overJ part Of
the Empire, and many hive already reached him from
people III Austria especially from BOhemia. the Ma
tOnal club OF the Austrian RechSrah. headed by the
German National Deputy. Herr Knott has also signed
similar memorial OF cOngratulatlOn
NIESNA, Feb. 2-It is ruInOred here that two Polish
members Of the Austrian Cabinet intend resign their
portfolios, for the that II they remain In oee
they certain to be strongly pressed by tue Polish
Deputies TO induce Austria u protest formally against
Prince BsinarcEs action against the Poles VI Posen.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
CONSPIRACY TO DEFR4UD CREDITORS
PLANS OF INDIANA DEALERS TO swINDLE EASTERN
WHOLESALE FIRMS.


WHOLESALE FIRMS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. Especial. trial OF
an at achment by L. W. ldpatA Brother. OF Bos
tonaganst Michael Fletcher Of Lebanon, held In the
United states Court afternoon The suit involved the
claims OF large numb-r of Wholesale dealers through
out the country from whom Fletcher had purchased
goods amounting to about 100000 The first witness
examined iu the trial Moses Fletcher. He admitted
that there had conspiracy among five Western re-
tail merchants IN Chicago indianapolis and Lebanon,
TO buy all the goods they could get credit aud
then deraud their creditors by secretly dposng oi the
property at contrabanl store which had been estab-
shed by them Ottawa, ILL., The parties to this con-
spiracy it was charged, Michael Fletcher Nathan
Fletcher Moses Fletcher OF Lebanon Herman l. Mess
ler OF Indianapolis. and Simon Wolfe, OF chicago When
young Fletcher TO leave the witness stand,
fhe attorneys for the defendant Withdrew the case from
before the Jury and consented that the Jadge should
make a finding judgment was entered IN favor or the
plaintiffs. Among the fOrty-two ilrln' WAC mai hed
Claims in sums from $4,000 to few hundreds,
were "a number or New-lork wholesale dealers incinnS
Mark Sampler x SON. s. Stein Co. l.. Cellar. Jr Co.,
s Caskell Cohen x Endell James l. Libby y Co., A.
Friedlander J. Klec & Co.. Bates, Reed Cooley
Warner K
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
MURDEROUs RAGE oFA JEALOUS WOMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2 (SpecdD Mrs. Fannie
Brown carly this morning went to house near Ninth
and Vine armed with long dirk knife, and. calling
Miss Julia Curry out charged her with alternating the
affections OF her husband from her, and crying with
OATH al will spoil your pretty face" sashed her right
and left and then plunged the knife into her neck Miss
Cnrry fell to the floor fatally wounded After pulling
the knife from the wound Mrs, Brown lifted IL high
above head and would have buried the blade In tho
girls body. bnt It caught by another woman, who
in struggling with the infuriated creature had four
fingers OF her right hand cut off, The propretress of the
place finally disarmed the woman but not before she
had also stabbed in the shoulder When taken
the station Mrs. Brown exclaimed al only regret did
not cut her heart out"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
NOBLEMEN FIGHTING INA HOTEL.

COUNT MOSTAUZAN SHOT TWICE, STABBED ONCE
AND CLOCK BROKEN OVER HIS HEAD.
PARIS Feb. 2.-BarOn Artaud lIaussman
has been arrested charged with having attempted TO
murder Count Monauzan at the Hotel Louvre IN this
city. The .gle between the savage the
prisoner having broken clock on Count Montauzan's
heid besides shooting him twice s,abbing him once
Both no5emen rich aud their quarrel originated in
rivalry between them for woman. The wounded man
may possibly recover.
The prisoner is nephew Of Baron Georges Haussman,
the famous Administrator Of Public Works OF Paris The
quarrel was due in part to a dispute about financial
matters Haussman /. thought to be insane.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
A DECLINArION FROM MR.. CHAMBERLAIN.
PROBABLE MEMBERS OF THE MINlsrRY-CoNFER-

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Mr. Chamberlain refuses
the Office of the First Lord OF Admiralty Mr. Col
llngs will be given important post. Mr. Morley has
accepted the Chief Secretaryshp for ireland Earl Rose
berry the Foreign portfolio Charles Russell the Ator
neyGeneralship and Mr. Cohen the Solicitor neral-
ship.
Mr. Gladstone held conference this afternoon with
Lord Salisbury The subject under discussion the
Greek difficulty.
The ST. james gazette Conservative states that in
OF the formation OF coalition ministry Lord Sails
bury will he content to under Lord Harrington
DUBLIN, Fe0 2.-Thc election in the middle vision
OF Armagh yesterday to ill the vacancy in
the House Of Commons caused by the death OF
Mr.. Mokane Conservative, resulted in the return
OF Sir James Cory tho candidate OF the Conservatives
who received 3,Si votes against 296j for Mr. Dickson
Liberal Mr.. McKane's majority in the general election
was l,5ll.
Sir James Cory given a warm reception by his
friends this evening In his address he declared that his
victory was "a reply to Gladstone home rue policy
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03

state profitable for the Republican party and that
now to ask them to impeach judge trife more
than they could stand motion to refer the matter TO
the judiciary Committee adopted and 1t is believed
that this Is the end OF The aim OF the ProhbitiOnsts,
who have intense hatred for Judge Hayes to
cure the passage of tces OF impeachment in the House
Ihs would result In his suspension from Office. and
under the law lie could have been restored until his
acquta Having secured his Suspension. the trial
10 nave been postponed until too late day for its
petion at this session.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
on Tnesday there appeared the foIIowl
INSANITY or A SCHOOL TEACHER

Miss Catharinc Herman, teacher In public
school in Second ave. became insane several weeks ago.
She thrtyfo years Of and had been teacher
several years Her loss OF ssit to be the
suit OF oycrwork She lived with her sister at No 227
East Eighty hrds and her relatives did not put her
hoping that she would recover her men
tai powcrs trouble continued to increase, and she
alarmed other inmates or the house by walking up and
down stairs in her night clOtbng The police were III
formed Monday and officer was sent to the house
to take her Bellevue Hospital. Mss kiernan rushed
out the and toward Third-aye pursued 10y
her sister, the policeman and other persons. She was
caught before she reached the avenue and was taken
back home. An ambulance afterward conveyed her to
. thnh hnsn al
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
TRYING TO IuPEA OHA JUDGE.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 2 Especial. There are indi-
cations that the Republicans aud Prohiboniss Of Iowa
re about to company The Pronibitionsts are try
W 10 secure the impeachment Of Walter Hayes, judge
" we seventh Judicial Circuit because he sui
eh'y severe upon the liquor in his decisions to
usiS the temperance people. The notable feature of
,"o discussion on this motion was tae unmIstakable
m n' which several Republican members informed
auers of Prohibition that they had followed that
ees OF fana,em about a. far as It was good for the
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
pLsASrER cArSRD BY A SLEErr RRAKEnAM

STAUNToN, Va, Feb. 2. "A fatal collision 0c-
Cured on tho Chesapeake and ONO Railroad here ut
/ o'clock this morning. No. night express ran into
freight train on a siding and completely wrecked both
engines Ginings, OF Richmond, fireman OF No 3, was
killed. his body being badly scalded and mutilaed g.
W. Ettlnger, master machnist, OF Richmond, had his
right arm aud leg badly broken and received bad scalp
wound. L. Lowry, OF Richmond engineer OF No. 3, had
mis- throat and his scalded. His condition is
dangerous Charles Smaller, Of StaunOn. the engineer
OF the freight tran had his back badly sprancd and his
body bruised The only passenger hurt was Dr. Isf-
ferty OF Richmond, who standing IN the sleeping
car ana knocked down and bruised. but not serl
ousIv The freight train "A side track waiting tho
arrival of the express The conductor told his brake
man, Samuel Vie, that when tho express passed ne
shonld turn the switch. VIC wont TO sleep and was
aroused by q passing freight train. Iic got up mud
changed the switch just the express came In slght
and berore the fatal discovered the train
dashed on to the siding aud the engines locked the two
boilers being jammod together.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
rnRMLyG 4 WV SOnrnWESrERY POOL.

Chicago, Feb 2.-Represcntatives of the
lines crested southwestern passenger business met
here to-day to in view OF tho dissolution OF
the old pool IL unanimously resolved TO organize
n pool named the Chicago, ST. Louis and Missouri
Eysr Passenger AssOci AtlO1, to include business be-
tween Chicago, Kansas city, LcavenwOrth, Atchisou,
and ST. Joseph Chicago aud st. Louis; ~. Louis and
those Missouri X iver points between st. Louis, Council
Bluffs and Omaha Peoria and the same Missouri points,
and Pcura Chicago. Tho old adopted
with slight changes. to take effect February l and
continue until December 81, 1887.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
cvrppve COLD IN THE NORTHWEST.

CHICAGO, Feb 2.-The mercury dropped be-
, zero here again night the Signal Service report
ing the minimum four degrees below, though private
observations made it from ten to twelve below Inc
weather is reported cold throughout Minnesota IA
toa and Manitoba the mercury dropping ~ 30 below
ar S Paul and TO As below at NinnedOsa. on the ehs
az aion % Psciac Railway. The temperature throughout
Iowa Is reported l5 10 II below -.
since daylight and It now lies four inches deep with 10
sAns Of the storm aOating.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
ITALIANS STA BBIyG EACH OTHER

Frank Marianos, of No. 113 Mulberry-st,
duarreed In his room last night with Michael Gorrs,
OF No 81 Frontst.. Brooklyn The men both Ital
ians aud had been drinking High words were followed
nv blows and scule which Gorris stabbed MaranOs
In the left groin leg. MarianOs picked up knife
and inflicted severe scalp wounds on Gorris's
head. NarlanOs taken to Chambers street Hospi
tai where his wounds pronounced serious. Gorris
was takeu TO the sixth Precinct Police stotion.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
4 VETO By GoVERyoR MURRAY or UTAH

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. Ex-Governor Murray
sent his second message to the Legislature to-day
lie withholds his signature from the Joint resolution
providing for compilation of the laws at cost OF
10000 His reasons that the Territorial treasurer
and Auditor are legal officers. They are serving
long after tho expiration of their terms on w9r.ness
bonds and should have the disbursement OF the pun
lie moneys The statutes OF Utah arc In direct Gohes
with tho laws Of Congress- and the Governor VIII never
consent t .nend the public continue them on the
statute pook To the misleading OF the people
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
,,,pc,yJ. BOURBoys AND TIE STATE COUPONS

RICHMOND, Feb. 2 (Specia0.-ln view OF tho
decision Of Supreme Court OF the United states yes
terday assuring the legality Of the tender OF state
coupons In payment OF due the State the special
committee the State debt to-day In tie senate re-
ported bills TO obstruc by legislation the enforcement Oh
the decis,on OF the court Two bills covering the sa-
ent points in the present law presented ana their
discussion showed that the Bourbons are nc loss ="
know what they do. and are oeginn9g 20 nsro
I1rI ths neopie hereafter. There was the greatest
confuson in the senate to-day aud much bitterness was
sbnwn .mong the Democrats. Inc statc rights Dins
srad ,o1Iav we're not acted BY way OF sukhauz-
ing those who pay their taxes 10 coupons % inc rds
ordered their names TO DC printed III Puohe ieoou'
oiona ,eith the names Of their counsel
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
FAvORING pROTECTIvE DUTIES.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-At IA representative meet
ing Of the Associated Chambers of Agriculture held in
London to-day, speeches made strongly favoring
protective duties corn, sugar aud foreign manufact
meut OF the result OF the aOOr5 OF the Royal Commits
sion Trade Depression
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
ARRESTIyG AN ASSURANCE AGENT
Mary Galfney, of No. 81 West Flfteth- ST.,

complained III Yorkvillo Court yesterday that f. j.
Carroll of No. 3I5 West ty-thrdst., had collected
$50 from which he had no business 10 collect He
was an AGENT for the Home Benefit Life and Accident
Insurance Company OF No lG Broadway, but II Is said
that he had been discharged Since then IL Is said he
agreed to scud certificate OF insurance TO Mrs. Ganey
but failed to do lIo denied that he had been dis
CHARGED by the company and said that he intended TO
port the the company He held by
Justice White for examination.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
crptyGp PROVISIONS OFA WILL.

BURLINGTON, n. j.. Feb. 2.-The will of the
Rev. David Abel has been probated in the surrogates
Office in this city II provides that after the payment OF
h funeral exponses all the rest OF his estate shall DO
snnI,ed IN tho establishment OF Bible temperance
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
TIE SURRENDER or GERONIMO.

Ell PAsO, Tex, Feb. 2.-Army Paymaster
Major Robinson received dispatch from Fort Bayard,
n NJ today, stating that a courier had just arrived
there briny ding news of the unconditional surrender Of
tle Apache cnief Geronimo to Lieutenant Mans, who
aucceeded Captain Crawford.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
MEASURES FOR IRELAND.
THE PLANS OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
LORD NoRTnBROoK TO BE vICEROY-A PROVISION
FOR BUYING OUT LANDLORDS
tBY CABLE no THE TRIBUNE.l

by CABLE no THE TRIBUNE.
LONDON. Feb. FL have learned on the highest
authority that John Morley starts for Ireland at
once to assume the duties of
Chief Secretary FOR Ireland under { e
new Administration and that Lord
Northbrook goes as Niccroy. / have further
learned on the same authority that Glad
stones programme Will be TO introduce
first bill to stop cvictons then to bring III his
Home Rule bill concomitant with the scheme
for buying out the landlords, with prOviSO
that home rule is not to take effect
until the purchase scheme has been
passed into law; the understanding
being analogous to that carried out with regard TO
the Franchise and Redistribution measures.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03

school the thorough classical education OF young
people both The desires that provision
shall be made for the use Of large portion of the
grounds devoted to school purposes may be avaabe
for the pasuring and propagation OF goats IN order 10
encourage OF their flesh in the place OF that OF
swine article OF food