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New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
WENT Aztec 4 WIFE AND corr BrLLET

BARNETT, Ga, Feb. l (SpccidD.-A young
man of Washington. Ga visited tLS place last hsht "'
compAned by friend FOR the purpose Of clopnG with
pr,ty little las. of afteen daughter Of prosperous
planter. 1t had been arranged that he should rap on
the window OF her after sleep had hushed tno
household and she theh to fly TO his arms and 80
cape In MS excitement the gay Lothario mace mis-
take and visited tho wrong house HIS rap on awnuo"
which lie believed tO bc that OF his ldyoye, aNokr
lttic Girl OF ten who called her father. lie asked who
wa. al the window. The lover was AT the point ~ max
ing ha-y retreat when pistol which he carr g" was
accidentally discharged and lodged bullet IN h- Too"
Tho man ~ the house thinking burglars were anrnad
n revolver through tn" blinds f"tth-
ely none Of h. shots took effect aud IA" Young man
succeeded In returning 20 Washington u j. p"'-O'o
that anputa lon uf tho wounded foot viii he necessary
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
PLOT TO KILL PRESIDENT BARRILLAS.
SCHEME TO BURN TnE GRAND HOTEL IN GUAIE-
MALA AND SIZE THE BARRACKS

A SCHEME TO BURN the GRAND HOTEL IN GUAIE-
MALA AND sFZE THE BARRACKS.
PANAMA, Jan. 24.-.One Of the most daboh-
cal plots ever planned overthrow Government has
lust been discovered In Guatemala. 1t WAS scheme to
set fire to the Grand Hoel and the theatre at gwen
time when there might he expected TO be full house
In the pa that would certainly ensue the intention OF
the was take possession OF the barracks
without any great risk themselves. Then promi-
nen feature of the programme was to murder Pesdeht
Barrila and his family, to attack ell Foreigners
aud hnay to sack the city Fortunately as IL ire
adenty occurs such schemes the plans or the con-
spraors we're revealed in time to prevent what woud
have been terrible calamity resulting undoubtedly III
great loss of life The discovery Of the plan LED 10 the
arrest OF about fifty persons, Hing some coOnes III
the army and they are undergoing trial ior their
reasonable designs
Government commission, consisting OF Professor
Rockstrock AMI Mr. Walker. has been sent from Guate-
mala to report upon the probability OF an outbreak VI
the Pacaya Volcano The report announces the total
destruction village Of san Vicente Pacaya tory
four tiled rooted houses fell, making such a cloud OF
dust as to create a belief that a new crater hau
Oupued.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
ACCUSED or DErRl rDMG / PEy>IoyER

PHILADELPHIA Feb. l Especially Samuel j.
Lyons OF Chester Penn, had hearing at noon to-day
before United states Commissioners Bell on the oharsr OF
ml,appropr,tlng fund, from the Pension Ouce, which
he collected for James Doocy. OF Chester ". IL. Shell
mire OF the Pension once. dontincd check nahe out
In the name OF James Doocy for pension for Slo''
which had been sent to Mr.. Dooley on December =,
1883 j. d. Powers, OF the Sublrensury, Identified the
check as having como from the Delaw are county bAhN
at Chester for collection indorsed by james Doocy aud
samuel H. Lyons. D'n.'y testified nat hc hid received
from Lyons TlJj5; thar hc could neither read nor
writ. or tell HsIl, that al Nised him To deposit
hi. money bank Y, but Instead hc walked a
lr To- - home with 81 900 his pocket ana dd NOT ~"p on
his way This Of tho amount OF money hr car
ell home cuIrobor ttcd by members OF MS family
LYON. MAs AcA lOT trll.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
Losses IN VARIOUS PLACES

RoNpour, y. Y, Fec. l.-Fiye buildings
were burned At Hickory Bush Village. Ulster County
Yesterday Patrick Buckley's loss Will exceed el20O
ana Michael Mitchclts $4,000. Daniel Dr'coil mad
three houses burned. III loss upon which Is u.kuowh
Iar ms france D. said 20 be !ishL
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Feb. l.-Jdmes schaefer's under
taking establ shmcnt destroyed ny lire last night
The loss Il 1000 insurance, $1,000
NATION, ILL.,, FEB. 1.-Guilford'S building, occupied
by grocery, millinery and other stores, was burned
Yesterday. Tho loss Is $1,000; Insurance snail
EIMRA Feb. ! (Spscitb.-About l o'clock this after
noon Dire was discovered In snas furniture store at
Montcrcy Schuyler County. ani In few minutes the
whole building was In Names. fuckers hardware
store was enveop,d in flames and was
snon dc-troycI Shtrp's house was burned
win most OF the contents. The flames damaged l.
NJ Words house. Ino buildings ami stocks destroyed
we're large ana the loss heavy, all insurcd
JACKSON MISS. Feb. l-Jones's Hotel, comprising
three frame buildings was burhoI to-day. the hamcs
spread to Angeles Hail, frame building, occupied by
Albert Murrcll and thence solth to Green's Bank ana
the r,hou4cs VI G. j. Beck l. X Her and l. l. Per
sons all OF which destroyed III Their contents
Irmly * Brothrrr damaged Inc loss Is "sl
mated nj 900 tho Insurance T1O,OOO l. H. Jones,
a clerk. was badly hurt by jumping IRON burning
hu
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
u1scA1LANror. halfway INTELLIGENCE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l (SpccidO. O.-Notwith-
standing the reports to the contrary officers OF the Penn
lyania Railroad stated to-day that the men were In
favor Of the relief movement started by the company
dispatch from the superintendent OF the Pittsburg
Division TIN. morning sad that lie had received 1000
applcations and had knowledge OF M many more max
in ~ per cent OF the force who have sgnihed their
intention to become members. Ga the Philadelphia
division 5sl freight-pauders station employees etc' 80
er cent of NIL such wokmen, have applied FOR member
shp and per OF the train hands nave also joined
the movement ,,.,. p,u,o.t
COMPANY made tho following statement or It's earnings
IsS5: Gross earnings. S270i2s 95 operating expenses
fnr the sa month last year, - 300 Io Increase,
500 ll5 the net earniues for the year iSS2 were
ii gD2 $50 OF earnings 1884 $l4oo'ooo 70; ue-
crease, $l05 200 Do.
= PEoyIpESCE Feb. l.-At tho annual meeting OF lhe
providence and Worcester Railroad Corporation hed
here To-day O9l shares were represented ana -'o-'
votes were east the existing Board OF Directors
CHICAGO Feb 1.-The Daiy business Ia lis Issue tnis
afternoon says: " Freight matters are not cbsngeu
much from Saturday. The lines that adhere 20 ia.rs we
rot no BUSINESS and the lines that are eutling a[e
ohiiged 10 use caution that they get next 10
ing Meanwhile ues south OF chicago nave al INC
business they can handle"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
MI-rIyY on REFORM SHIP.
OFFICERS or TIE CLARENCE ATTACHED ny BoYs-
ImE NINnLEAnEK. Is IKONs.

THE KINGLUNnrR~ ~ IKONS
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IA muIny occurred to-
day amony the ads the rciornAtory ship Clarence,
which IL lying the Mcrsey At prcconccrted signal
the lads In a body attacked the officers with Delaying
pins frcarm, aud other wcapon' The officers drew
their revolyrrs and fired into tho nutnous crowd and
tried I'm vain TO force them to lay down their weapons
And r,tuen To their pacs The boys co1tin "a their IA
saut and at last compelled the officers 10 seek the
shelter OF the cabins The lads then lowered boats. into
witch they crowded, and the boats drlfed down the
stream with tho tide The Cnrences officers after the
departure Of boys made signals to the authorities
ashore and soon several boats et with police put out
from the shore aud cAle upon the boys to surrender
The youug5tcrs dccuiug that resistance would be use
less. gave up and were tIkru back TO the ship The
ruglcldcr, were placed In Irons. lhtccn lads and
two officers received wounds iu the ht on board Two
years ago LADS confined the Clarence set rr 10 the
ship Investigation shows that tho mutlny arose out of
ceious dispute rrcertau rules OF tho snip. ~ all
the nut nccrs were Catholics. The outbreak had been
planned Tor several days. Tho wounded have been re-
moved To- a hospital. Thirteen Of the lads who led the
mutiny hayo been placed under arrest
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
FAILURE OF A PRIVATE BANK.
POOR PEOPLE LOSE THEIR EARNINGS
A DISASTER IN INDIANAPOLIS THAT WAS EXPECTED
BY YFINANcIERs-oTHER ASSIGNMENTS.

A DISASTER IN INDIANAPOLIS THAT WAS EXPECTED
BY FINANCIERs-oTHER ASSIGNMENTS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. l (SpeciaD. .-Well-in-
formed nanclers have expected for time the fail
which took place to-day Vf Ritznger Brothers bank
It mas been known in banking circles that the rm was
heavily burdened with deprecated real estate, which
unloaded in the panic OF 1873 In addition to
which has since suffered several large losses from un
fortunate loans.
The founder the bank B. Ritznger. died six
ago, after lie had taken the present propretors into
partnership ana his deahbed he advised his wife to
withdraw from the concern her capital amounting to
100000 She did this and it had the effect seriously
cripple the bank 1t has been generally understood that
the capital of the firm was $4,000, but Rand &
McNay's Bankers Almanac for 1886 reports it at
$4,000 The deposit averaged about $500 00O
When the bank closed Saturday night 1t had about
Sy3, 900 in cash hand OF which $500 in silver.
steady run OF three weeks started by the
failure OF a whiskey firm which the bank
had been upnoding had reduced 1t to this
The depositors OF the poorer class Of
them being German gardeners butchers and laborers.
it little than savings institution operated
as private bank.
The run this morning Fletcher & Churcbmans bank
was by the popular belief that there close
relations between 1t and the embarrassed firm When
run WAS made RtZingers several years Slough
ton A. Fletcher. the faherin-law of Frank Rtzinger,
sent money into their back door by the basketu and
carried them safely through their trouble. 1t has since
been supposed that Fletcher Churchman response
BILE for the Rtzingers. During the run on them this
morning. W. H. English into tine throng of deposit
and offered ndorse the certificates OF all who
their money telling them that they could get it
at hs bank, the First National Ills aayed uneasi-
mess The bank has avdia able cash to the amount
Of 81 100 900 meets possible demand OF Sl2OOO0O.
Tne accurate information that can be obtained in
dicates that the liabilities OF the Rltzngers will amount
about S500OO and their assets consisting largely OF
estate valued at 100000 The notes due the
bank amount to about SlO9OOO and the overdrafts 10
Slj 900. Tho Nassau Bank, or NewfOrh, holds notes
ndorsed by RtZuger Broihers collateral security
for Indebtedness OF the RZngers TO the amount OF
$50 600 Ibe papers OF assignment were made out after
ldni. last night The assignee Is George b. fandes
SELLING SECURITIES OF A SAVINGS BANK.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. l (SpecdD.-The
remaining securities OF Townsend Savings Bank face
value Sass. 400 H. were sold at auction to-day and
brought S434 40 S33,O62 70 OF Selma, Rome and Dali
Railroad stock sold for 80 one Judgment against j.
| NJ. Ryder for over 100000 sold for 500.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
prrrsrSc 70 SETTLE THEIR TROUBLES.

The Cigar Manufacturers Association met ~
usual Yesterday at the Grand Union Hotel Fhey re-
ceiyed a communication from the Progressive Union
and the Central Labor Union committee stating thattEe
comnromise which had been offered by them had been
amin ted TO the shop meetings Of the u on ana s ocen
unanimously rejected This ends all hope oil se'teen
an far s the conference with tho Progresslyes eon-
earned AT tho headquarters of tue lhtcrhalpha s.o
COMMITTEES reported thar all tue hoh,bI3h ine "a
snv hrothers and Brown Earlcs shops had Oeeh pala
the strike benefit. These the shops that are on
srLs The men other shops will BE- pad dntlhR tlo
ucrk n was denied explicitly that any melnDcf o. tno
strike committee had 1T any tmo consulted Win tno
nnnfarturers without the presence OF the Progressive
Tnion A resolution pledging the strike committees 20
Md no consultation with the manufacturers wltnout
apt informing the Progressive Union and the Central
Thor Union Committee was unanimously passed
AZ the Progressive Union headquarters the report was
mad. that the nOnunion at the shops or olenners
BROTHERS George =. Lies. Kaufman Brothers, ney,
mann q Oewensteln and the men discharged Irom
Kerb. spress had 81 800. The benefit AT the ihaia
Theatre netted 81 600 committee of me 'ehoen5 % an5
honse workers Of Levy Brothers called ON me nrn as
asked what action would be taken IN regard 20 ,uiS
which was due. They were Informed that they "o"i"
not be pressed for the rent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l (Spccidb.- The
twenty rst annual meeting OF the Young Mems Chris
tlau Association WAS held TINS evening John Wana-
maker presided. Addresses were delivered hy senator
A. H. ColqIitt, OF Georgia. and Joshua BaIoy The re
port stated that since lsSO the Christian Associations
bayo assumed greater relative prominence than ever
n,fore The American associations now number more
tb,, nine hundred with mcmbcrshp OF one hundred
and ten thousand and permanent property worm
- GOOU 900 Nucty-hNo Of these associations are In
PENNSYLVANIA. The year l~sJ the American dssocla
tiors received for their current work moro th~u
.-5O 900: and beyond this large amount ht least
lO 900 more was subscribed TO building funds or cft
IN .,euuesi. making fun million OF dollars
tnr iho American A..ocatlons during thG yodr.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
MRS BBYARD'S BODY IN WILMINGTOM

luE ESCORT or THE TRAIN COMPOSED OF THE
PRESIDENT AND CABINET OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 Especial. 1.-The body OF
Mrs Bayard was taken from her home to the station
.lay at hal!-plst three o'clock. The funeral train
started for Wilmington at 4:20. The President and
Miss Cleveland and the Cabinet officers with their wives
formed the escort to the station. Tho collin was Gov
cred with black cloth. gold plate on the lid bore the
inscription, Louisa Lee Blyard, born July 4, 1884;
aowers many of them sent by the President aud his
sister large cross of English vOlets and lilies was
Gent by the wives of tho members OF tho Cabinet Inc
hearse was preceded the carriage con aiming the sec
retaries OF War; Navy, Interior and the Postmaster
General the carriage OF the pallbearers The Presi-
dcnls carriage and the carriages tn the ladies fol
lowed AID completed the little procession. Mr. Bayaru
and his daughters did not leave the house until some
n,inntes later Tho street quiet and not halt
zen persous saw tho departure. At tho station the
carriages were driven side entrance where the
c,, WAS taken from the hearse. The President and bis
Cabinet left their and went In the car
remaining for few minutes. The ladies' did not allGh
soon Iter the party station Mr. BayaId and ms
children arrived The President, accOtdlnS 10 h'
Hayards VISA, will not 10 tue luhtd DuI seNeIa VI
hr bluet officers will 90 to Wilmington on inc morning
tram to present AT the services, Whlch WI" take Pi"co
AT = p III. nj. III, % Ma
Rayard arrived here at o'clock tO-ulght Iht ldiniIy
,ud few friends who had met them at the station pro-
ceeded carriages To the ola Sweues Cnlc "hclc
body viii o guarded Tonight After 0rlyf service. IN
cudug urSor reading, the friends ana reIat'es
tired To the houses OF senator Gray ana Dr. JOhu d.
Kane, the brotAerin-Iaw OI Mr. Bayard
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
THE WRECK or TIE r0LrX

NEwrORr Feb. 1.-Captain Wightman, who
was in charge o! the steamer Eoins when Sue went
ashore saturday night, and Baggage Master Keith
we're driven six miles to the ferry landing. where tney
chartered the jamestown fcrryboat to bfins them 10
Newport ON receiving thc Information superintendent
rrcn got the Government tug Couassrt to to the
rescue When the tug arrived AT the sccnc however the
passcngcr-. nine mon, four women aid child. hni bcrn
got ON 10 ic -ind aud being prOtGed Tor AT the
tart,hou.r Ihc fug Culssrt brought Tho pass ngcrs
from -laud to tus rly ycHcriay The tou Hes IN
an extremely bad position. she Is an old vessel having
been but originally for tug, ana was uscd duIlhS tue
rebellion : a blOckddiug boat.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
,Innnra .,1o-r -Enn uYnROPHOnIA.

HORSES SHOT FOK HlJKOFHVDIh; ~,
O,,uI Neb Feb. l.-At kearney on saturday, DT.
ponnrnta acting the State Veterinarian, snot SIX
,nrses nut OF n consgnme OF twenty IRON Snlcago'
r. ns claimed that tho horses were afflicted Win hydrO
phobin. - ,,..l,,,
DECIDING THAT HE COULD NOT BE TRIED TWICE
Su,Ros Penn, Feb | (SpecidD. Arguments ID the
utIand homiclIe casa were heard Saturday Judge
Mohard ruled that Hlland. having been acquitted Oh
arrestrd Tor msnsanghter In consequence he Is free
WITHOUT WAITING TO Re ASKED;
AusTIN Tex, Feb. 1-Judgo Alexander '" i1ITen, w. VI "
this city Senator formally announceu a,osar
h,d,cv for limited statea Senator TO succeed neha1l
Moxey Mr. Terrell purposes To canvass tho o'~'o '"
fall.
SUICIDE OF A PRINTER - =, I'll.
,,.,.ro,, obio Teb i-Irlu Ralstop, foreman OF ING
yoDrJ,Gl lob printing office for twenty yeers .or
SnclUe tiiis morning by cutting Ills throat WAN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
GRIMES AND CASU1LrIES-GY TELEGRAPH.

DENYING CHARGES AND KILLING HIMSELF.
W1rkEsiiA Wis. Feb. l-Jamer ". Sherman, u pop
Gv ioruing al h mothers house. lie formerly In
te boot and busuess hero but failed since mat
tuie he been travelling ora Chicago hIil He ar
rTrJ here on Saturday nj mt When his mother went to
call him 10 breikIa-t yesterday morning he was dead
lie had taten morphine ana chlOrOfOrn Ioller was
found referring vaguely TO charges against hhl' tho
FINED FOR ACTING oN SUNDAY.
Cty,S%ArI Ohio Feb. Thirty three members OF the
companc, which performed last nig,t at ieueEs two
pleaded guilty aud were nned II and costs each. AS
they were arrested at tho Instance OF thc Law "
ranged beforehand to prevent the assessment oi heavier
CALLED TO HIS DOOR AND SHOT.
sr loCIs Feb. IA dispatch from Little Rock. Ark,
TO Tic FDd Dispaich stttos that Dick 5anderson; resi-
dent Chickasaw was called TO hrs door Last nig ana
shotto death ny unknown men, Son WAS SuPPo'ou
10 have been hOrselhl'L -
ANOTHER CHINESE CONsPIRAT0R on TRIAL.
sf G1UIs. Feb The case OF "Jo" Kong, alias Chyo
c,a,, suunnsrI 10 have Of tho conspirators
who murdered Lou" Johnson was cals Ia ilie GriI'
inal Court to-day. The attorneys On tnn ohr sue
ever that lie Will be- placed on trial tomorrow lie
is the cOuspirat0r who IL Is s' PIocue" 'no '"oo'
offered for the life Of Johnson
suOT TO DEATH By A BURGLAR.
. ArKoEA, H. Fob. l.-Clnold {. stevens entered MS
- Isl cvening 10 arrange the fires for the light lle
9onnd CHARLES H. Rose behind tho counter hllng bags
win nuts and confectionery MI S, IT," hin ~ n
ROBBED OF TIE SAVINGS OF YEARS
PIrrsnUEG. Feb IA Huntingdon Penn ,uispa'cn
so,.s inning the temporary abssnce rom hohe Oh
Nj and Mrs Thomas westbr0ok to-day, tue mouse was
broken open aud robbed of 100 III sou su h mann
for ffeen years instead Of depostns 1t IN pAhk
had secrcted IL in All Old trunk. . ,,o
BRAKEMAN RUN OVER AND KILLED ,
Yr1HviS Feb sSSetssn S ts, morning tTslR Te Us
hlinG down from the Tin Bridge when sudden jar
STsw BsEenan John Renney from s place Oh the ICE
coyercd top OF tho third car lie to & t,r sr
powfrfni iaekscrews were sccurth ana aiteI sew
ear ,oorL tbs truck was raisG and the body Was
| eItrlcsted.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

PARIs, Feb. 1.-The text of the treaty be-
tween France Mndng has been submitted to the
Chatlrr OF Deputies. The document consists OF nine
teen articles of agreement. In addition 10 the prlv
lcges already described I'm these disratchr1 the treaty
Icavrs Frenchmcn In Madagascar free from the natiye
law. and subject TO those OF France only. Mnlagossys
orc prohibited from interfering IN disputes between
Frenchmen aud foreigners and disputes between natives
and Frcnchmcu are to be submitted for adjustment To
tho French Resident. who shall be assisted In reaching
eonclusion ia all sucn by native Judge french
nm rr t ave- the gnL trade freely, travel aud live
in madagascar well acquire lands forah INDEFINITE
period also 10 employ native labor Frbhch property
r. tn iuviolablc without The sanction
Of the French Consul Religious liberation Is guardE
terd. f.,
the country AMI 10 supply military INSTRUCTORS
engineers, professors and artisans Tor clviLhs pI
noses Complete amnesty Is granted 10 the plsohoEs
taken q. both sides during the recent Wars.