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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
STJtLorARRsILIy0 oyER DALrON.

COLUMBUs, Ohio, March 3 (SpecdD.-" Dan
Dalton Is yet Of annoyance to the Legislature
Colonel Poorman chairman of tho IIoyse Committee on
Privileges and Elections was warned to-day that Daons
second habcas corpus in Cincinnati had been post
poncd Indefinitely. This was to await the Supreme
Courts action on Judge Wylies decision. To-day the
court gave notice that it would decide the matter TO-
morrow morning The intimation to the chairman was
that Wyes decision remandng Dalton to jail would be
affirmed II So, the Sergeant-atArms, AHen' now III
Cincinnati will attempt to bring Dalton here forthwith
Today lie teegrap phed Colonel Poorman to prepare an
answer In the second habeas corpus proceedings De-
cause the senas Committee refuses to give up the Fourth
Ward returns to Dalton that he may bring them mere
THIS refusal from the Republican members VINO
have ioalOusy kept 10 themselves the credit OF pao,o
granhIng the famous fOrgeres. Mr.. Coulter, OF the
senate COMMITTEE, ana Mr.. POOrman, chairman OF the
Inse Committee Lnduf secretary, all live In the
same Congressional distrct aud are Republican eaudl-
d,Iss for ongGe-s next summer Hence tho Jeaonsly
about any honurs III this nyestIatOn Republicans arc
disgusted aud unless the returns are soon gwen up
proceedings will be begun by one committee
again, the other Every member OF the Legislature mas
received applications from constituents LOT phoVo
graphs OF tho forged returns, which cost T13 Se@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
SUIT UNDER 4 DEED TO 4 DIVORCED WIFE.
RevIvING CASE ONCE NOTORIOUS IN BALrI-
MORE.


MORE.
BALTIMORE, March (SpecidD The Kremel-
berg divorce case has been revived, and is again the
talk OF social circles Joseph W. Jenkins the father OF
divorced wife, pettioned the court TO compel the
children pay their mother the insaments due un-
der a deed IN which John d. Kremeberg agreed to pay
his wife 81 900 year. The instruments have not been
paid since January 1879. John d Kremeberg was the
German Consul at this port. He rich, and main
taned a fine house I'm a fashionable part OF the city.
Miss Jenkins became his second wife, The father claims
that the Court of Appeals in the divorce decided
that the deed In full force and that Mr.
Krenelberg Tho died three years ago. made Will ap-
pointing Samuel II. TagaTt executor and leaving
Sl2s 900 The complaint is that the executor neglected
TO nav the wife the amount designated, but distributed
the estate in equal shares to his six childre1.
John Dedrich Kremelberg files answer to the petit
tlon telling how the wife and her three children were
in Germany nearly three years while the husband re-
NAMED 10 Baltimore. Becoming satisfied that his wGe
had been guilty OF adultery Germany, he Determined
no Longer TO with her. but TO avoid scandal ne laue
an agreement pay her $1,000 year on the CONDITION
she would live separate and not mOest nun anu
that the two daughters should be sent to Roman CathO
lie boarding schools II claimed by the son that the
mother did keep the covenant but returned aud III
sisted upon resumlng her position as wlte ana WAS Nv
last driven away, when she returned 10 New l ork
where she had been living since the separation. In
other ways she broke the agreement, ana hnaIly MI
Kremelherg compelled to face the world ana pun
Tic scandal by seeking divorce. The claim OF the ch
dreu therefore, that when Krcmeberg was divorced
e was legally discharged from ali the covenants or the
deed curious OF the case IL the statement
the children that their grandfather refused TO give MS
daughter, their mother, the protection or his nome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

OPPOSING TIE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
ABITTER STRUGGLE IN SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
RETURNING woRKMEN IN CHICAGo-wAGEs AD-

RETURNING WoRKMEN IN CHICAGo-wAGEs AD-
yANCED-A STRIKE OF MoULDERs.
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, March 3 (SpeciaD.-
William N. Whitley. known in Ohio as the "Reaper
King" who is at the head of the largest agricultural
implement factory in the world. has declared uncom-
promising the Knights Of Labor. He discharged
all last night tho number Of 300 who admitted
that they members in the Knights Of Labor Over
100 OF their fellow workmeu Joined them this morning.
This with the 425 ockedout employees Of the Champion
Maeable Iron Company makes almost 1000 men out
OF employ ment The knights OF Labor assemblies have
appointed an Arbitration Committee. II no settlement
Is reached in this way, T. V. Powderly Grand Master
Workman, will be summoned to act as arbitrator.
There 3. 900 knights here.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March (SpecidD. D.-Intmatfons have
given the Governor and Adusnt-G that the
Knights of Labor strike at Springfield may render 1t
necessary call out the militia. For this reason Gene
raj Axne has deferred his vst to Washington until the
situation can be considered.
CHICAGO, March 3 (Specidil. l.-Dspte the threats OF
the Socialists and tho Influence OF the Knights OF Labor
the managers of the Mccormick Reaper Works appear
successful in their determination to open
their largo shops with the understanding that they shall
not discriminate between union and nOn-unon men,
Fully 700 at work to-day one half the maxi
mum force. As matter of safety large force OF police
or new men to-day. The swtchmen shifted nineteen
carloads OF material into the companys yards this after
noon and removed "a number or empty cars 1nls dis
pes the cam that they would refuse to handle the cars
pending the lockout
DETROIT, Mich. March 3-The latest deveIOpmentin
the ship carpenters strike this city the arrival
this morning of number of French Canadians who bad
been imported to I'LL the plac"s OF the strkers They
met by the strikers and the case explained TO
them whereupon they decided not TO work.
AKRON OHIO. March (SpecidG.-Nearly 100 OF tho
mOuder% and attendants In j. f. LeberiBg Co.'S En-
pire Mower and Reaper Works quit work this afternoon
refusal Ot increase OF ID per cent In wages The
claim that they have from time TO time been re-
duced until they below current wages. They were
receiving - 20 a day The works employ about 400
men. The matter has been referred to the National
Board OF the Knights OF Labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

ATCHIsOH, Kan, March 81. C. Coralrs
livery stable was burned last night. Thirty-hve car
rilges and number OF horses lost. The loss Is
$4,000; insurance. Donald Bros. dry goods stock,
IN the building adjoining, was damaged S2U,OOO by
water and smoke; fully insured.
PARIS. H.. March "a hro yesterday destroyed tho
barn Reed Boatnan. with eleven horses. eight cows,
fortyhye Of hay. corn, wheat wagons and farm n-
PIGMENTS valued At $4,000 insured for S2.tOD
EvANsvnLE. Ind. March B." Fred" Baucrs liquor
and grocery store burned yesterday. The loss Is
- 500 insured IN Grard OF philadelphia for 5000,
and PhuuN, of London, Tor $1,000.
ALGoNA. Iowa. March 3-Elmend0rf Fieldss general
store George Gabraths drygouds store and Theodore
Chnrcllr. grocery store burned yesterday. The
loss Is $1,000; Insurance, S-,OOO.
POHILASD. Me-. March 3-Ihe stock Of Charles Day, "A
dealer IN toys WAS damaged by ire to the extent Of
$4,000 this morning.
BUFFALO, y T.. March 3.--A IRE this morning do
troyed the soap works Of JAbesh Harris seneca st.
The loss the building Is $4,000; no Insurance; on
stock $4,000 aud machinery $500; Insured The fire
caught IRON . furnace IN the basement
NIGA,t, Ont. March 3.-soycn shops on Quecn'sL
wcro destroyed by fire today The loss IS $4,000; IN
surcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04


myself up. a,,,, r,.
"I threw the bag the desk. Davis put his rlght
hand behind him [The witness illustrated the action
jumped to the side OF the room, drew my pistol
and fired at Davis | heard noise IN the next room
and fired In the direction OF the PARTITION ran toward
the door. The full of smoke. found come
difficulty in getting out Of the door. At last wrenched
open got down into the street, and put my pistol IN
my pocket" 80
He did notice any exchanging Of the bags through
the panel. In his haste to get out OF
the room he did Lot think OF taking the
bag with him. He was only intent saw
ing his life. He thought that he was surrounded
by Daviss confederates. Mheu Officer Sullivan led hin
back TO the he the bag and claimed II as his
property When he got to the police station he changed
his mind about 1t and denied that 10 was his lie hongh
that it might prejudice his case II were known that he
had been trying to get $4,000 for $1,000.
When Colonel Fellows crOsseXamined Holland ne
made him show how he got the Drop on Tom Davis
Holland slipped the big revolver between his shirt anu
trousers in front, and demonstrated how he could get
at IL quicker than man who had TO reach behind MN
to draw revolver from hippocket. Then Colonel Eel
lows persOnated "Tom " Davis and the Texan leyeUeu
his volver at him ana showed how lie did the BIlnR
The trial will be resumed to-day at IL a. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
SORRY HE DID NOT KILL THEN ALL.

WHAT CAPTAIN THORP, OF GEORGE GREENS
YACHT, SAID OF HIS CREw.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3 (SpecGD Before
United States Commissioner Edmunds this afternoon
George Thorp, captain OF George G Grceh's steam
yacht was arragned and charged with cruelty TO his
men, Chief Engineer Ruby testified that Thorp abused
him in many ways. on January 10 ne threatened to
snOot him and made him 90 on watch with other mem
bers OF the crew. lie also Kept him below decks with
ont cause There was plenty of liquor board the
yacht which was on its way to Florida TO meet Mr.
Green
"Pm sorry" said the captain, " that didn't murder
everybody board the vessel and throw their bodies
into Pamlico Sound I'm going to George Green Tor
100000 He's got about 100000 and won't mind
that amount. Then I'm going down to Independence
SQUARE with a band OF muac and tell the people all
about it"
He was placed under $500 bonds for further hear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
SPEECHES BY TORIES.
BRITISH UNIoNIsr PARTY SUGGESTED.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL AT MANCHESTER


ADDRESS BY THE RECENT PREMIER.
LONDON, March 3.-LOrd Randolph Churchill
spoke at Manchester to-day. He said that Mr. Gladstone
deuded the country with false issues. There was an
imperative necessity for the establishment OF British
Unionist party which would unto what best In oil
parties aud crceds.
The Marquis OF Salisbury, speaking at Conservative
banquet a; the Crystal Palace tonight denied the asser
ton OF Sir Henry James had encouraged the
Home Rule delusiou" IN the slightest manner He
warned the country that the hasty adoption OF land
purchase for Ireland would drive away the
wealthy and leave the ignorant under the rule OF not
overwise hierarchy while all money invested
would be virtually lost Lord Salisbury bitterly con-
demned the Liberals FOR defeating the Conservatives on
side issue thus avoiding the necessity to formulate an
Irish policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
THE FIRST LOCOMOTIVE FIREMAN IN AMERICA

TAMAoUA, Penn, March 3 (SpecidD.-Wll W.T.
,am ,UioeIps who ded on Sunday last In his eighty
sixth year and was buried to-day. was not only the oi
est resident OF this place, but the first LOCOMOTIVES nre
man in America In 1881 the Little schuylkil hairo"u
Company purchased three locomotives In Lon"on' anu
they were brought here to take the place oil INC nor
used on their road between THIS point auu 'no
~, C,,,,, ceorge Mahn and John Bowe accom-
rnnied Ihr engines To Jhis country ana Pnt od . ~
Jumping order. Higgins miner, co," 70 act AS
ireman; Robert Burt who was also worHihs nn" ~ @
n,iles vi the company. was made engineer AHo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
TIE PAYNE BRIDERY LyVEsTIGATION
NUMEROUS ACCUSING LETTERS FROM DEM oCRATS
WHO SPECIFY CORRUPT ACfs


CoLrMBUs, Ohio, March 3 iSpec'Gh.-The
last meeting of the Payne Investigating Com
ndttce was held Thursday afternoon 1t
WAS secretly arranged then to take no
moro testimony stop the service OF further subpUuas
aud practically throw up the entire inquiry This was
agreed upon because the Republican members OF the
committee. falling specifically to prove charges Of
bribery had determined advise further prosecution
OF the inquiry by tho United states Senate. Secretary
Tompkin. wa, authorized to draw up the report but IN
the legislative recess. speaker Entekin read an anony-
nous letter from Hamilton, ohio, alleging that eX-
Senator Elliott shortly after Paynes election deposited
500 in A bank there and few weeks later deposited
~ 900 more Tho writer claimed to have positive
knowledge OF this fact aud promised to prove it before
the com mmittce March -, when he Will disclose his
identify his letter shown to the committee and
they replied that since the Investigation began
such letters had been coming In from All over the
country. Many not anonymous. Ihe wrlter3'
wrl-known Democrats. begged confidential treatment
Much OF the information developed has been through
these letters many Of whicn have been cNpclt as 10
dates and amounts. While placing tl" dependence on
nuou ymous Information, this new letter about Elliott
has caused reconsideration OF last thursday dec slo
and II n now proposed summon witnesses the bank
officials from every county In which suspected member
ye. Preparations have been made TO have them here
autckr books aud cancelled checks Ths Will oe
opposed by the bankers, but contempt proceedings Will
be begun against all who fail to comply As most OF the
referred To comes from Democrats IL IN
dcates how feeble Payne Is IN ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
rIRRYIS NEW COMET.

BALTIMORE, March 3.-Calculations on the
approaching comet discovered by Fabry have been made
by students OF the Johns Hopkins University In this
city They find that 1t will reach It's greatest brancy
nm Nav 9 when IL will probably be cOnspicuous object
in the western sky IL will set two or three
hours after the during the first half OF May and
will ten rapidly disappear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
FOREIGy SHIPS UNDER AMERICAN REGISTRP

FOREIGN SHIPS UNDER AMERICAN REGISTRY.
PHILADELPHIA, March Sat largely
attended meeting OF vesse0wner and captains to-day
resolutions were adopted protesting against the passage
of tho bill now pending in Congress- giving the Inter
national Navigation Company Of Philadelphia privilege
10 buy built ships and put them under American
registry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
dixie IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

LONDON, March 3.-Sir Charles Dixie was
present the House OF Commons at this afternoon ses
sion He sat behind the front benches. Joseph Cham
berl4n president o. the 'ocal Government Board. aud
Joseph Cowrn Radical member for Newcastle onTyne,
went over Sir Charles shook hands with him, ana
engaged him In conversation for half an hour Sir
Charles looked carcworn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

CHICAGO, March tSpecId4.-Mrs. Cora Il.
v Richmond. "trance medium" ana lecturer Oh spirit
, ,vas before the Western Society Psychical Re-
search last night She claimed to be controlled by the
sprit of Miss Adene Augusta Baou and under that al
eged influence responded to questions propoundod Oy
professor Rodney welch the Rev. DR. Thomas, Jnnge
Rnofh DR. Jackson and Others many OF the questlons
heinr of scientific character She claimed that nppar
tons and that their appearance In houses Illus
iraIed the relation OF spirit 10 this world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
SOCIALISTS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL


LONDON, March 3.-Burns, Hyndman, Will
iams and Champion the Socialist leaders. were again
before the Police Court to-day and after further hear
Ing committed for trial the charge OF melting
subjects OF tie Queen riot The defendants were pe-
mitte furnish bail for their appearance The prIsOD-
ers eKpress cOmidence that they Will be acqnltted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
/ REAnNa BY me roGIs lowell AND n0LMES.

/ READING By THE POETS LOWELL LANDHOLMES
BosrON, March 3 JSpccidh.-A rare enter
tainm mt was gwen tonight at the house OF Robert
Treat Paine on Brown lIIl. behalf OF the Kinder
garten for the Bind. James Russell Lowell read cE-
tracts from the "COmmemOration Od-.' "Undcr the
Old EIm," "sumthiu' In the Pastoral Line 1.-TWO
scenes from tho Life OF BOudcl." and The COurtih.'
These were aternated with readings by Dr Oliver Wen
dell Holmes: The Ballad OF the Boston Tea Party"
" Bll and joe" " The ChamDercd Nautilus" "How the
old Horse Won the Bet" "Tbe Last Loaf" and, by
suectl request Dorothy o." with tho portrait Illus
ration Ihr re ,dng by two llttc bind girls OF poems
by Lowc Holmes and Whittier. added interest To THIS
most attractive progrtmmr Mr.. H. H. A. Beach gave
selections on the piano. Ihc audience WAS notably
select one all tho tickets haylns been sold before they
prlnlcd. u peOplo Of vcath or rennenenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
rupr,TEyING TO BOYCOTT A RESTAURANT.
NJ Nnrl- Staorn

The strike against IHt NtN- i U" "00''' 0o''i> '
pany continues The men nave tno p''oo .'osop poAo.
on, bo !. talked to and induced II possible to leave his
WORK To avoid this trouble the company have decided
TO keep their indoors. aud they have their meals
we're informed yesterday that II they sent any
more meals that place they would be 0oycotted.
rIes f. Emery, the manager OF the company, nas
,ssned n printed notice to the hremen calling ther az
tention to Section 673 Of the Penal Code when says ua
auv person VINO wllfnily and maliconsly breaks con
tract of service knowing that the probable
of so doing will. endanger life or expose Vauaoe pup
rtv TO obstruction, is guilty Of misdemeanor an sN
ING notlce that the action Of the striking rehen uoos
endangcr both life and property Notoo - ~ the
That any person meddng with tne apP~is'ue~A Va '"s
company will be prosecuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

He conducted q real estate. insurance and steamship
business here He met with reyerses and went INTO
bankruptcy He left Chicago two years and the san
Antonio City Brewery OF which lie proprietor, was
built some time later at cost OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
RUNNING orr WIN me DA UGHrER oFHIs HoSl

NTNNINU VIF VIII III III 4II T@I' vt II1 IV'I
WATERBURY, March (Specidh.-A. q. Ken
yon for afayOrte boarer at the fremont House
kept by David David. left town suddenly on Tuesday
He only worked for amusement, claiming that his IN
come would support him through fc. He was not over
twenty nvc aud dashing fellow, with great taste
for music aud painting The same evening that Kenyon
left town, Rusra David the daughter OF the landlord
was in-sIng and II began to dawn on the minds OF
the entagcd family that the pair had eloped. Where
they went rs known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

LONDON, March 3.-1he election in Fllntshlre
male necessary by Lord Richard GrOsvenors elevation
the uesrage, took place to-day Samuel Smith, the
Liberal candidate was elected by majority OF l.5lO
Philip P,nnant the Conservative nominee, tho vote
standlng 4,2is TO 2.13s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
TEN YEARS ZOE ARSON.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.--Hugh Mcmahon,
who pleaded guilty setting fire to his dwelling and
grocery at Second and Green s and conspiracy to de-
fraud the insurance compaLlos OF $4,000. was this
by Judge Bdde to ten years In the
ueuitcntiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
EuBEzzLIyG FROM TIE FUNDS OF A CHARITY

CHICAGO, March 3 Observation-Disclosures
was received to-day Of the arrest at San Antonio
Texas Of j. H. Belohradsky for the alleged smeezze-
ment of the funds of the Polish Benevolent Society
here, of which organization he was secretary In 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
PRINCE OF WALES AND THE MAsoNs.

LONDON, March 3.-The Prince of Wales as
Grand Master Of the British Free Masons has withdrawn
the patent OF appointment from the representative OF
the Grand Lodge OF ENGLAND at the Grand Lodge OF
Iuos the latter having severed fratcrnal relations
with the English lodges ~ Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
pnr1nrmEN REARDED IN rHEIR DEN

PHILADELPHIA, March (Spec'dt.-lhe
Twenty third District Police station was entefeu 'ni'
morning by thieves. and while the oheeis "eio "'-s
n, l,hirs . vas robbsd of a number OF watches and
money.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
James Russell lowell on Religion.


The worst kind of religion is no religion at
all; and the men living in ease and luxury, in
dulging themselves in the amusement Of going
without religion, may be thankful that they
live in lands where the gospel they neglect has
tanned the beastliness and ferocity of the men
who, but for Christianity, might long ago have
eaten their carcasses like the south sea island
ers, or cut off their heads and tanned their hides
like the monsters OF the French revolution.
When the microscopic search of skeptcism,
which has haunted the heavens and sounded
the seas to disproye III, existence Of Creator,
has turned its attention to human society, and
has found place in this planet where decent
man can live IN decency, comfort and security
supporting and educating his children unspoiled
ana unpolluted; place where age is rever-
erenced, infancy respected, manhood respected,
womanhood honored and human life held in
due regard when skeptics can find such a
place, 10 miles square, on this globe, where the
gospel of Christ has not gone and cleared the
way, and laid the foundation, and made de-
cency and security possible, it will then be in
order for the skeptscal literate to move hither,
and then ventiate their views. But SO long as
these very men are dependent upon the religion
which they discard for every privilege that they |
now enjoy, they may we'll hesitate little be- |
fore they seek to rob the Christian OF his faith
in that Saviour who alone has given to man |
that hope Of life eternal which makes life toler-
able and society possible, and robs death of its |
Ferrors and the grave of its goom.-fFrOm an |
After Dinner Speech in England.