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TRUNK LINES HARMONIOUS.
SIGNING THE BAsr-BOUND CONTRACT.

REFERRING THE YVES f-BOUND CONTACT TO sUDoR-
DINA1Es FOR COMPLETION.
Initial steps were taken toward the settle
ment OF the passenger rate war between the Baltimore
and OHIO aud other trunk nes." said Commissioner
Fink yesterday. land the meeting WAS harmonious In
every direction"
Mr. Fink was talking about the conference at office
OF the trunk Inc presidents called to consider the ques
ton OF signing the bound and westbound freight
pooling contracts and complaints against the Della
ware LackswanDa ana Western Railroad OF cutting
east-bound this side OF Buffalo. Owing to the ABB
OF President Depew. of the New-York Central
Nicepresdent Hayden represented that company Vice.
President Spencer appeared for the Baltimore and Oho
and Traffic Manager b. A Heyeman FOR the Laeka-
wanna George b. Roberts. president OF the Pennsyl-
Railroad. presided chairman Of the Presidents
Committer and John King Of the New York. Lake Erie
ami Western the only other trunk line president
personally appearing at the meeting.
Tae question the QUITTING alleged against the Lacka
wanna road was not taken up. II affects only the
freight traffic and the diversion OF traffic
resulting tnerofrom has been SUFFICIENT 10 cause ser
ouS loss to the complaining lines President Sloan, OF
the wanns also denies strenuOusiy that his com
pany has been violating the established ;sri. and II Is
likely that any retaliatory action Will be taken or
suggested until the LtcgswauDa the pcrcen age
that IL m ght arp ration. After Iuli discus
IL agreed To aiopL the old system OF dNl'on
under tue westbound freight Contract and the agree
pete regards details Tue east-bOund contract was
sI-nrd been Ill practical execution Tor some ,ine
but the Pennsy wanna Railroad las been Withholding
ts signature and formal approval Oh toe pea va It's
claims respecting the west-bound pool should nrst be
adjusted ~ , o.. .. a.. ,,,,,,
line pools taken M az Vice Pres ident spencer
suggrs ION aud propositions cXcn tnged Tor tne
adjustment OF the exsuX controversy Inc discussion
led opDstlve result but the disposition showh 10y An
parties considered by those VINO patlel-
patrd ia promising early settlement Inc trunk
Inc executive committee VIII consider the SUBJECT AZ
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Post OMce >oIice.


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EULOGTEs OF WILLIAM E. FORSTER.
ADDRESSES by THE PREMIER AND SIR MICHAEL
l.

ADDRESSES by THE PREMIER AND SIR MICHAEL
HICK>B' ACH.
LONDON, April 6.-Mr. Gladstone paid a
glowing tribute William l.. Forster the House OF
Commons this lie spoke OF the universal aud
deep regret felt In the loss Of worthy man.
and said that Mr.. Forster hal been of tho dis
tnguIsled members OF the House. lie worthy
to be rrmrm bercd. boh account OF his pubic acts
and his personal character He had earned high place
legislator through carrying. with grest abinty
MEASURES Of high Importance and comp exity These
the Education and the Ballot acts. Mr. Forster.
said the Premier man OF unhinchiug courage.
Though lover Of peace he profoundly attached to
the welfare and greatness Of his couGtry. and
acntely sensible 10 whatever pertaiued to It's honor.
When Mr.. Gladstone had fulsheG, Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, the Conservative leader In The House. and
said: After the eloquent erogy OF Mr. Forster Just
delivered. can only aid that the Conservatives cor
dany sympahze IN the Tribute that has been paid To
his memory. We feel that the nation has lost mau Of
h.h courage, great ability. and OF sincere devotion to
his country
The last words uttered by Mr.. Forster mo
Home Ruiz"
uueral service over the body OF Mr.. Forster
neld In Westminster Abbey to-day. The body then
sent Yorkshire for burial.
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THE IRISH PLANS CHANGED.
GLADSTONE MODIFIEs HIS PROPOSALS
TIKI pIsAGRrEMENTs IN TBr CABINET TEMPORARILY
ID.

TIKI DlSAGKFEMENTS IN TBF CABINET
HEAL,D.
LONDON April Cite Cabinet feud has
temporarily abated. Mr.. Gladstone modified his pro-
posals regarding customs control by giving the English
Parliament the right al fiscal enactments OF Ire
land. providi.g that an Imperial receiver
shall collect customs and excise. and maxi
ing Imperial claims the first CHARGES on inc
revenues. The malcontents consequently withhold
their resignatous Mr. Gladstone Is thoroughly sup
ported all ms proposals by Earl Granville, Earl Rose
berry the Marquis of Ripon. and Mr. Campbe-Bauner-
man. Farrer Berschell does not participate IN the
discussion Home Rule. but he npholds Inc p'"p'seu
oliev Mr.. Gladstone OF drafting the
latter scheme.
Mr. Gladstone il In robust he ah and good voice, and
IS con ident uf success On Thursday Mr. chamberlain
will speak after Mr.. Gladstone and Lord haft'hf'"n
Will move 70 adjourn IL reported that LORD Salisbury
has persuaded Lord Harrington 10 move that the House
refuse 10 consider Mr. Gladstone's bill
Ihe Cabinet noon to-day ana remained 'n SESSION
until O'clock Mr. gladstone laid before the Ministers
his Iris Home Rule IL is reported that the dis
cusson which ionowe resulted IN continuing the MIN
Isteria opposition To certain fe lures Of the Premiers
proposals The Earl OF Kimberley, Secretary.
for India; Mr.. Chders, Homo Secretary
sir William Vernon Harcourt Chancellor OF
the Exchequer and Mr.. Mundella, President
OF the OF Trade it is said much opposed IS
feature which surrenders control of the GUS
Ireland. As MI Giadst one remains firm these
Ministers. rumor says. will resign.
sir H. +. POnsouby, private secretary OF the Queen.
Thu, afternoon to cOuter in her behalf with
Lord Harrington. the leader OF the Wings in the
House Of Commons The interview Lasted long time.
Aflerward the Marquis OF Salisbury had a long private
conference with Lord Huntingdon
The Liberal opponents of Mr. Gtdstonc's 1rsh policy
are steadily Increasing their strength and are doing
everything their power to bring ABOUT coalition
between themselves and the Conservatives under Lib
era Lord Harrington is at pre- cent the only
who would be acceptable to the Tory part
OF the contemplated coalition.
II was stated he lobby OF the III uSe OF Commons
this evening tpat Mrs-Is Mundella aud Chiders had
resigned their seats In the Cabinet. 1t expected
that Messrs. Fowler Heneage and Broadhurst would
s-cede from the Government ON Thursday. The con-
sensus OF opinion that the present Government IL
doom, d.
Lord Salisbury had conferences to-day with Mr..
Goschen and s- Henry James, and aiterward summoned
"a Conservative Conference
In the election at Bar w.inFurness to-day Mr.. Came
Liberal received g. 100 votes; Mr. Bruce. Conservative,
2,l74, ana Mr.. Edmuuds Nationalist. 10.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

PHILADELPHIA. April tSpeeiab This afternoon Ed
ward g. Knight aud George DE Il. keim resgnsa ~ III
reetors OF the &c atrial Railroad COMPANY OF NeWJesey
and John :. Kennedy. Of John kenne"y 'o,'
hnbsvs NJ Nrw.York and George &. Wtliiains pr~si-
dent of the Chsnica a! National Bank Oh 'hat eily were
elected to the Vacancies.
WARRINGTON April The United States Marshal TO-
a.v lsv,.d AN nj OH property Of he south
ern Mary land Railroad Company within th District Of
Columbia consisting Of several miles OF right OF way d
with s,se rs.ed track etc The stIaehu. nj
was snei by M'ssrA Page, tiAts'toa snd willard ~
TWO suits In The Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia
es,ed In ST. Paul aad Missex pcls traffic and forming the
recently disbsnded North wos,erA Trsac Assocsasioa
hAld pr oiesssd session to-day and y practical IN
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REPUBLICAN MAJoRITIEs IN OHIO

CINCINNATI, April 6.-Complete returns of
Yesterdays election give E. Shelby Republican cahdi-
date for Controller. majority OF 67S6.
Charles Hess. for Inirmary Director. mas
2675 majority the lowest majority the Republican
ticket Frank Tucker. Republican, for Board Of Public
Works has 59s2 majority. There twenty Repub-
licans and ten Democrats In the Board OF Aldermen.
Tho Council is also Republican. In Precinct OF the
Fourth Ward, which has figured so conspicuously
since last October in the investigations into
alleged frauds. The yesterday follows b.
elby (fsep) 203 Schwab (Deml 292 Reid (Pro) ~.
Last O,tob-r tue vote was Foraker Rep.J. As
Hoadley DEEM }. 926 Leonard (Prol, ~.
TOLEDO April 6.-Tho municipal election Yesterday
show. a Republican gam. Tine City Council. which was
Tie last year, has six Republican majority joint
ballot.
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TIE RHODE ISLIND ELECTION.


hf-ELi CTHpN pf THE RkPIBiltAN STATE ofFiCEhS
EXPgcrED-THE PROHIBITION QUESTION.
Providence, April g (Spscidu.-The Re-
publcans xpect re-clcct Governor George
Peabody wetnore and the present hoard of Republican
Stale officers by handsome maores. The only contest
is over the Attorney G-n-ral-hi Colonel 5. p. Colt
VIII probably 10 reelected. but great many Re
pubcans viii vote for Colonel Eiwn Motcaf the Re-
publican nonlnited tle Prohibtlonlss and indOrsed
by the moerats On the oher hand Colonel Colt VIII
draw many Democratic votes There are numerous
local issues Affecting the choice Of the members OF tho
legislature. but the only party question grows out OF
tue tact that tho coming Legislature will elect
successor to Senator Aldrich. AIdrich will
I've his own successor, having no opposition
IN his party, The proposed amendment to the
Constitution giving foreign born soiers and sailors
serving in rho island regiments the right 70 vote
tho same terms natives ia generally approved over
the prohibition amen n'nt there Ia trefn rndons
struggle most vikrrO has pesu wslri ny
The Women's Christian Temp, Union AMI the Fro
himtiohl~t-, and II II not IN any sense y RI y
measure. leading men NJ bDtb parties navs been spiik-
ing IN FAVOR or the amendment from the same platform
The Issue Is IN doubt The iquorsellrrs have raise a
large fund be used but tho moral scnii-
nent or the community l. oused that Jority Tor
the amendent - Improbable Whether Their Will he
the frdnisite three-hhs vote Will depend perhaps upon
the weather.
NEwPORr April 6 tSpcciaD.-At the election In this
city TO morrow the win decide the question OF
giving he City Council permission to grant franchise
for street railroad The scheme Will be vigorously OPP
posed especially cota1er-, who desire that Newport
shall retain her semi-rirsi appearance Newport VIII
aso nave local option proposition to vote upon To-
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TIE COUNTY oLBRK TAKEN SEVAggLY 10 TASK

The meeting of the Bar Association last even
Ing was devoted almost exclusively to the discussion Ok
the proposed bills before the Legislature recomEen ted
by the Land Transfer Comm ssoners. The difference
OF opinion aross chiefly In regard 10 tho
indexmg OF Instruments affecting real cs-
tate. the members being pretty evenly
divided between what Is known the "iot system
sustained by the majority OF cOmDi salon, aHd tGe
block system" adv 1cAted by DSight H. Ohm
stead. alone of the members OF the combustion Pre-
fcssOr DIV gnt Henry L. Clinton. T.. r. Hinsdale AMI
other promlurn; lawyers talked Ia favor of too
block system: Charles +. southmayd. f. l. Anderson
and others supported the opposite vIcw. In discussion
prolonged 10 sucn lato hOur that comparativ ~
left the vote was TAX IA h. vote. how
ever, Stood 81 for the LOT plan and 81 FOR the block
system.
The Committee Grievances presented n severe
atragnment OF County Clerk tlAck Tor his neglect ol
duty IN delay rcnes beyond the statutory un" W
twenty avs and IN retusi1g 10 allow lawyers to makB
extracts speniens records or Ia see the M
drxr- Of searches for which the city paid rrc.ntly
100000 The following resolution on red by srph H.
Choate was adopted with enthusiastic inim ":
P,sorsd he n and that the cni
mirtee iIe authors aad eDp0N Il 10 tao
- the adyistb b. applcAt ~
OF the state to the irts otherwSH 10
oDeence To the By the county clerk o. 10 pua
ish him for disobedience.
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FRAGMENTS OF earle NEWS

PARIS April Ga Brittany paper states that twenty
nve of cho have appeared near Audiefne, In
FIDistere. and That one oil them has proved fatal
MELBOURNE Apr1 6.-Publie meetings have boeD held
In Ssndhurst crlong sud Bdliarat TO protest against
France being aIlV wed To annex the New HeDrldes.
BERLIN. April GA dispatch has been received from
the and-r OF tne German gunbox Cycop. on the
of Africa. that he has Donbared the
town OF MOntybimbiaL The natives were driven away
by the rnent and the marines landed and
plcied the work ~ destroying the towD Nobody belong
ing 10 the guDboat WAS injured.
MADlID April c.. The Impartial adv coates the calling
OF conference of the Powers Mdrid for the purpose
of drvlsDR means 10 conflict among the Tribes oil
Morocco. ana to interference In that conn
try by the French, which. The Impartial tho ati-
tUde Of the Arabs the Algerian frontier renders
nkrIY
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
CRAZY AND SUSPECTED OF MURDE

CRAZY AND SUSPECTED OF MURDER
LOWELL Mas. APr 6-Hi enherg. the suspected
murderer OF his hOus- Maguuss' H. and who went
crazy and fed INTO the wOOis sunday evening, was
captured last night. lilo wildly exclaimed: ddn I
kali hun
RIBBY THROWN BY FAULKNER.
CINCINNATI. April in the ,atch-ascatchcan wrest-
ling ma tch In three, between James Faulkner
and EDWIN Bihny. at the Peoples Theatre last night.
Bibby the FIRST TALL IN nine minutes. In the second
and third bouts Faulkner IN twenty SIX and twenty
eight minutes respectively.
VICTIM OF An ACCIDENT IDENTIFIED.
WILMINGTON. Del, Aprli Ga Stranger who was found
injured Oh the railroad track below Newark Saturday,
and o died aferwar has been IdrDtinrd az Pat
rick Tvolr, OF Hankns. sullivan County, N. Y.
FAILURE OF A DRI-GOODS FIRM.
GAIESA, Ill, April 81 NJ Spratt x Co.. prOprietors
OF the st. Louis OF the largest aud Oldest dry
goods houses Garna. closed by he sheriff yester-
day OF attach nent 1T the Instance 81 the
Galena National Bank in ginent ere iitnr for $73"o
tn, total Indebtedness viii reach 100000 The stock
aud accounts II ~ thought. will the entire indebted
rnr heaviest creditors arc Ncw-Nork houses. 20
one Of Messrs Spratt Co. Indebted in the
sum OF $4,000.
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VOTE OF TRUST IN KIRK.

The Tammany Hall General Committee OF
the lid Assembly District sent out On Saturday morning
notices hat an important meeting would be held last
night at Monroe Hall. Pearl anu Centre sts AT the
meeting a letter read from exAldcrman klrk, ask
ing to be relieved the chairman Of the commit
toe and hoped that those who listened loved him well
enough not think him guilty Of taking SloOoO
for his share in the alleged Broadway sur
face Railroad deal A unanimous vote OF confidence
IN Kirk was passed and committee was appointed 20
DRAFT resolutions expressing Implicit trust In KIRK IN
tegry Just after election OF Pat DlvNer as 'e-
porary of he committee. III walked Asse p9
man Thomas Maher. accompanied by his supper VINO
felt that notice served mad not reached thr
in time 10 spoil the ambition Of DIVER Hot words were
nd M,her nuay left the han followed Oy MS
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BRISTOR PRACTICALLY fXPELLLU.

ACTION OF THE NEWARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN NEw-YORK AND BRO"KLYN.
The report of the committee IN the B:isoI case was
road IN the Newark Conference of The Methodist Eps
onal Church at its session in Jersey City yesterday
II recommended ID at Dr. b isor be permitted TO with
draw from the conference under charges of gross i'm
morality and insubordnaon. The report also stated
that Brlsor dd not appear tefore the committee but
that be sent letter askiog permission 10 withdraw
Bishop Foster suggested that somebody should request
him TO rule upon the point of law involved that is
whether legal tra could he hello IN the absence OF
the defendant be suggestion not acted upon and
after some discussion DR.. Fitzgerald moved that DIR
Bristors name be entered upOn the minutes with.
drawn npder the charges named. quest i'm was.
raised as to whether the report OF the commit ee
ebould be considered final and was warmly debated.
Ii was argued that the adoption OF Dr. Fitzgerald mo-
ton would afford Dr. Bristor opportunity to appeal
TO the General Conference and that the conference de-
sired to avoid he report OF the committee was
adopted with the understanding that DR.. Brstor is
thus virtually expelled from the conference The
session will close day with the announcement Of the
appointments
The Committee on Tobacco appointed by the New
York Conference reported Yesterday favor OF adj Wis
ing all ministers members OF the conference to alb
stain from the Of tobacco, and suggested that all
Candidates Tor the ministry should be tree from IL IL
laht. The report was adopted. The Committee ON
Labor rec omDended that arbitration should be used
in all cases of differences between capital ana labor
and that there should be less discrimination between
the sexes and his her wages paid To women. The sat
urday half holiday and pay day in the middle OF the
week were favored. while the opening OF the museums
Oh Sunday Was opposed. The following .nlnsters
were received into the conference on tria The Rel
T. K Scott l.. H. Suediger, William X. Evans. a. L.
Shears A NJ. Cav. W. IA. Bsugbu William Whitehead.
Arthur Thompson and L. j. CbAmplain The memorial
service that be held yesterday was postponed
until this morning.
At the session Of the New-YorK East Conference in
Brooklyn yesterday discussion arose over resOlu-
ton introduced by the Rev. DIR. j. A. Roche which
fecied upon the management Of the Brooklyn Church
Society, but the mover finally consented to withdraw
It. The action taken Monday III agree .ng 10 dis
tribute the interest the portion OF the
fund tor WORKOUT preachers ar' ady paid III vas re
considered After q warm discussion il decided
not 10 distribute the interest The anniversaries OF
The Womens Home Missionary Society, the Freed
mems Aid Society. and the Educational Society were
held
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THEY ALL FELL INTO THE RIVER

Several officers attached to the Swedish cor
Bladder lying the Hudson River visited the
city recent evening attend the swedish festival.
II late when they reformed and they hired boat
from G.. MAY AT the too OF West Twenty thrdst Will
an Cnwr OF No. 80 HOraiIO-si.. and another man
rowed officers out to their v-se but just ~ she was
reached rowboat upset and the entire party fell INTO
the river Dry clothes gwen 10 Colwel! and ms
companion. tOlwel was much pleased WITH his al-
pcarance in Swedish naval officers Uniform mat no u
hot return H. Captain Robbins told My that hr would
hold him respons Bile for the acts of his men, AMI "
Lad Colv arrested. In the jefferson Market Ponce
Court yesterday Colwrl tearuy promised to surrender
the clothes and he discharged.
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TRIBUNE LOC,L OBSERVATIONS.

.RlsuSE OFFICE. April I'll A. m.-The storm de'e'
mad iucr.ased energy as slowly moved from virginia
toward this city YESTERDAY and extended from
Michigan to Massachusetts, BY night clearing weather
had .prsad from the Gulf OF Mexico nearly to the
Potomac Tho barometer here fell. Win he-Vy RAN.
Tn, te,pp.rature ranged between $50 and 45'. the
average l4OAo, being 3aso lower than on the CORE
spondirg day LAST year and 4is' higher than on Mou
day. .,,-,.. t,,h, rain a., m. morn.
ing oIlowrd nv clearing conditions and al INT chahsa
IN ,emnerarurr may b. expected IN this city and
vicinity Uo-d.y AT present warmer, lair ~eaher 10
I'M for THURSDAY.
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OBERLTS EMBA RkA >SAENT DIsPELLED

Bishop Query Is an entertaining talker,
and funny stories He that many years
when young man. he was elected An Assembymsn
Illinois He was frightened when the time csne Tor
to Tho Capitol at Springfield He feared thsi
he would br pa-d by the flashing Of bright iDteects oil
around him. he took bis seat on the hrst DAY
In tear and trembling, but IN hve minutes NO
put perfectly at ease Ana made 10 think tbat
he might be OF ihOso hD would shine Ils
Is what wron hi the change iu mind: "Mr. speaker
said Assr byman. 18th. r. INK III the *.
stands" Young Oh riy WAS amazed by gracious
thought is this the kind Of timber they send here
Up another As-embyman. since famous ~ Long
Jun-r," aud known To all IiilnoIsans. Mr.. Speaker,
said hr. tberr are ink. hut II froze In the bottles
ali youhg ODerIy needed put him at ease In
the Legislature
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CHICAGO, April 6 tSpec.ah.-Therc were COM
peace aud quietness at the polls in thus city to-
day when the annual baoting To choose one-half the
members city council occurred. IL Was the first
election held under the law. and as the precincts
were small there less opportunity for the
rough sceues with which the public have
been familiar. The interest centred IN
the fight made ny eight Of the Democratic Aldermen to
be Returned To the council The prospects early TINS
evening are that them have been defeated nut
that Mhrlap. Caller Hiidrrth and Gavin, AGAINST
whom "A nrrc- was made by the press, nave posi-
been Tue Repu 1caDs have Carried at least
OF the elg hteen wards
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ANrtCHINEsE AGITATION IN MEXICO.

GUAYMAs Mexico, April 6.-When the steam
or Romero Rubio entering the port of MtzLtan
March % she enormously reported TO be the steam
er SsrdoDyx. which II known had on board GOO Chi
nese. An Immense gathered the wharf. and al
the mistake hal been explained paraded through the
streets crying "Duwn with the Chinese" The crowd
,na Attack a Chinese house. break doors
wIndo furniture. No blood shed. Troops
have antic patton OF trouble when
Ines uulNX \ Ar Yes