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New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
THE CONTEST FOR MAYOR OF ALBANY.
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THE CONTEST FOR MAYOR OF ALBANY.
ALBANY, March 10 tSpeciaD.-FOr the first
time in many years Democratic machine organized
and run by Daniel Manning has encountered serious OPP
position. At the Democratic primaries IN the various
wards OF he city elect delegates to the city conven-
ton tomorrow when candidates for mayor and other
local officers will be nominated, there desperate
contest the control Of the party. The rising mur
mnrs OF dissatisfaction and disgust broke out in open
volt to-day when the Mregan party made open fight
on the Hcrrck Manning machine in most Of the wards
in the city Although the HercS crowd had all the ad
vantages OF the party machinery controlled the Inspect
ors and called suap primarles their opponents made
display strength which asOnished tue Old machine
fOnOwers. Tne Manning machine elected NIFTY delegates
to eighteen chosen by the Meegan or aiming men.
The Democrats nominated ex-senator John Boyd
Thacher for mayor tomorrow. Congressman JOhn
Swinburne has been nominated again mayor by the
labor party and # he accepts the nomination the R1pub
Leans will ndorse him. not they will nominate eK
Cougra,sman John NJ Bailey, Archibald Mcclure
Peter Kiunear the two attcr weil.known merchants.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
JOINING MR.. CHAMBERLAIN.
LIBERAL MEMBERS TO SUPPORT HIM.
MR.. GLADSTONE STATES THAT HE WILL PRESENT
HIS IRISH PROPOSALS MKT WEEK.

MR.. GLADSTONE STATES THAT HE WILL PRESENT
HIS IRISH PROPOSALS MKT WEEK.
LONDON, March 19.-I( is stated on iudlsputa-
be authority that the Radical detection is increasing
and that Messrs. Morley Bright Osborne, Morgan
Broadhurst Heneage and other welLknOwn Liberal
members of Parliament Will join Mr.. Chamberlain
Mr. Gladstone said this afternoon in the House ofCom
that he hoped to be able next week to name day
for presenting statement of his Irish proposals. Re-
ferr!ng to current rumors about tho nature OF the
scheme OF Irish reform which lie proposed TO submit
Mr. Gladstone asked members Of the House TO exer
else prudent in giving credencc to any OF then
He added that his statement would probably be followed
by the introduction OF government bill to carry his
plans iuto effect.
Mr. Gladstone also asked that members exercise
wholesome sceptcism regard rumors OF dissension
in the Cabinet Some OF the lobby frequent
ers think this indicates that the differ
ence between the Premier and Mr. Chamberlain
either arranged or 10 in fair way OF being ar
ranged. The Conservatives, however in view Of the
vagueness Of Mr. Gladstone language, incline to think
that the breach is beyond repair.
Lord Randolph Churchill is highly dspeased at the
political importance attached to his conference OF yes
terday with Mr.. Chamberlain.
At convention of Liberals at Belfast last evening
resolutions adopted promising general support to
Mr. Gladstone. bat urging him to abandon the idea OF
Homo Rule. advocating the abolition OF the Lord
Leutenancy and tho appointment OF a Secretary for
Ireland
BELFAST. March 19-Thc Belfast Liberals in
convention lust held aCoptcd resolutions red:irC them
selves To oppose the granting of Home Rue to ireland
and to advocate the extenson OF the local government
system.
attach and beaten until unconscious lat nEht, while
conveying goods from Killarney TO Mo%hOue Tor me
Curtin family. tho head Of winch was murdered hy
mOOnlighers last NUVcmb r. The carers injuries are
serous, and. II is feared, maY Prove fatal
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
HE MARRIED HIS MOTHEES SEAMSTRESS
A SURPRISE FOR MRS BIEREToN-QUIEr WEDDING

A SURPRISE FOR MRS. BIEREToN-QUIEr WEDDING
or A WEST POINT GRADUATE.
There was surprise in the house of the late
Colonel Thomas J. Brereton, No. 227 Palisade-ave'
Yonkers yesterday morning Mrs. Brereton occupies
the house with her four daughters and two sons One
o; the sons s william Denny Brereton. age twenty-five
Mrs Brereton brought from England about eighteen
months ago, Ellen +. Hyde. whom she employed as
seamstress. Ellen is twenty-five years old ana IS
pretty mild faced brunette with extremely black eyes
Yesterday morning William and the young woman were
not In their accustomed places In the household. and
while the young mans mother speculating as To
what happened the young couple entered the house
and announced that they had been married. He pro-
duced a certificate which showed that they were mar
ried the previous night by the Rev. Stephen T.
Holmes OF Chrsts Protestant Episcopal Church. Mount
Vernon. Mrs. Brereton was overwhelmed by the an
nouncement THE young couple have not shown any
special preference each other and the other members
OF the Brereton family had noticed anything which
aroused their suspicious.
The two young people were seen about 8 O'Clock on
Thursday eycung and It supposed that Ella retired
to her room about this time Instead OF this she met
BrerrtOu in PaIisade ave, near the house lie hhu
Carriage in waiting and they drove To Mount Nerpon'
four miles away. They went 20 tho house OF the rev
Mr. Holmes. and after asking them tn" usual Questions
lie consented marry them. Last evening Mrs brer"
ton decided 10 forgive the young couple hud lhey se
Brereton has large amount OF property inherited lo
her father Harmon Denny who was largely lntercstcu
IN iron manufacture IN that city. ,.
Young BrcretOn is graduate OF West Point. haVlnS
been appointed by eX-Congressnan Waldo Hutchlns.
He dCcled into the army on account oil uelcat9
health and never engaged in any business CO"nel
Brerrton old army officer who went thrOneh io
Mexican War and an officer IN the War or inc ke-
bclOn. He died about twelve years ago IN Ionkers
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
Il WLDOUS PERSISTENCY REWARDED
TRYING FOR YEARS To GET BILL THROUGH THE
MAssACHLsETIS LEGIsLAIURF.


MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
B0sTON, March 10. (SpccidD.-For several
years the OF both branches of the Legislature
have seen the amillac Of Mrs Isadore L. Lincoln
fitting around the corridor early and late capturing
Senators aud Representatives. and mpressng them with
the Justice OF claim for back state AID She Is the
widow Of a soldier the late who was promoted
for gallant conduct. home on furlough married
the widow returned the front and was killed in action
As the widow OF the dead officer she entitled
to State aid, but under the law her son
born after hs fathers death not reck0nef depend
ent, aud 1871, after he had drawn state aid, the
passage Of the law regarding paying aid to p0sthunous
children dropped him off the list In 1876 the law was
amended, 30 he again placed on the rolls. Mrs.
LcOns effort been all these years TO get the amount
OF which WOud have been paid had he not been cut
of for tile years eight months. but the
mlttee of had decided would be establishing
a bad precedent she has never succeeded IN getting
resolve through. This year Mr.. JOyner placed all the
facts committee and convinced that BODY thsC
Il was case with merit IN II, and the committee
authorized him to present resolve in the Senate III
favor Benjamin G. Lincoln the resolve calling for
appropriation OF S224, the m1unJ at ~ month he
would have received for the time II was Withheld.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
BUSINESS MEy OPPOSING STRIKERS.

GALVESTON, March ia dispatch to The
Netcs from Galveston says: The entire list OF places
needed to be hed tho Transcontnental Division Of
the Texas and Pacific road at the present time has been
supplied applicants for the places OF the strikers
we're told Yesterday that there work to be
given ont. Tho citizens committee Of business men
who adopted the first resolution approving the attitude
of the railroad toward the strikers received letter
from Receiver John G. Brown yesterday thanking
them for their prompt action
The Governor says:
Permit me ehank good citizens OF sherman for
their manifestation OF their adherence
law aud We shall this act In great remem-
brance for s the nTs declaration By any
body OF citizens against the hagrant and outrageous
violation the law that has been witnessed al so many
places during tho last two weeks The moral effect VIII
be excellent, aud have doubt that the example set
by you will be followed Dy other localities at orce.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
BERLIN, March l9.-Iu the Rcichstag to-day the 81
Dut,os Dill was rejected on It's second reading.

BERLIN, March l9-Iu the Icichstag to-day the Sugar
Dutos Dill was rejected on It's second reading
ATHENS March l9.--The summOung OF the reserves
for actual service has been postponed until Premier
DtlyInnis has had opportunity 10 confer with the
three generals commanding III ThcsStly.
BEIuIN, March 10. The snow and ice throughout
Germany is thawing and floods reported III many
parts of the Empre.
PARIS March ia number of Americans in Paris
will give a banquet to NJ. Pasteur on Apnl Il. The
United states Minister Will preside.
ST. PETERsBURG, March 19.-The Government has
taken steps develop thoroughly the petroleum fields
Of tie peninsula OF AsherOn the west OF the
Caspian sea. II has called convention Of scientists.
engineers and oil producers to at Baku, on the
south side of the peninsula, March p, discuss
plans for the promotion Of the oil trade.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
CRIMES AND IES-BYTELEGRAPH
M1rRDFRED BY A JEALOUS HUsBA


RICHMOSD, Va, March ia dispatch from Salem,
Roanoke County, Va, says: one Griffey, who has a
wife living on Back Creek has just returned from Texas.
where II Is alleged he served term In the penitenary
His wife refused recognize him. Learning that John
and pickett Metz OF william Metz had been visiting
his wife In his absence Grney went 10 their home and
shot them. He 10 at large.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
WILKRsBARRE, Penn, March ia severe thunder
storm the frat OF the season. visited this section this
afternoon George L Pringler OF Kingston, while
his way home from Nsw-Coumbus borough, was struck
by lightning on the roadway and killed.
KILLED BY HIS sIX-YEAR-oLD DAUGHTER.
CHATTANOOGA. Tonn.. March l9,-A siIyear-old child
OF Joseph Taylor In Clay County, Iepn' accidentally
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
THE AGNES LONG MURDER 0,Sg

LEoMISsTER, Mass, March 19.--The parents
and sisters of George E. Showers. the alleged murderer
OF Agnes A. Long at Attleboro think that he COM
med suicide and he would take that step whether
guilty or innocent
A1TLRBoRo Mass, March l9.-Footprints have been
found leading from the house OF George L. Showers
dense jungle near by known as Bear Swamp, which few
people VISIT but In which stowers h said TO have spent
considerable time since his removal into the neighbOr-
hood. The officers have learned that etouers just be-
fore leaving hons changed his shoes fer rubber bOotA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
GovERNoRsHIP OF EASTERN RUuELIA.

VIENNA, March 19.-I is semi-Ohicially an
nouuced that Russia is msssng large number Of troops
Bessarabia The object supposed to be exercise
a pressure upon Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria, whom
the Russians suspect OF cOnspirng with England to
cement permanently the present union between Bul-
gara and. Eastern Rumea by maintaining his claim to
life title TO the governorship of the latter country
Russia claiming that his is limited five years.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 19.-rhe JOtuUaldc 81 Peters
bOg declares that Prince AeHan1 must ounce his
claim and content himself wth title the governor
ship for the single term OF five years. The paper says
the powers will insist this before they ratIfy the
action NJ --1 ~
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
RYAN KNOCKS HIS MAN OUT.

TROY, March 10 (Specia) =" Paddy" Ryan
made appearance this evening in II. j. Nerneys
Irish drama Terry. the Fox" at Rand's Opera House
He was received with enthusiasm Tie is introduced IN
tho second act and rough -andtumble fight Oc-
ours between him and "COn" Chandler of Chicago. who
Ia cast in tho p.ay. fourth act, repres ntIng
Duuuy brook fair there ring fight, with Ryan and
Chandler the prlucipas Ia tAls exhibition OF box
RV knOcKs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

mand of Ireland, was credited with tho authorthip
of au article in The Fortnightly Rerie,c, in which
prominence was given to the argument against the
demand that our resources would soon be exhausted
and that Ireland would then be left defenceless
against the resources Of civilization which Great
Britain could bring against her. This argument
has now been falsIfed aud it has been shown that
America is able and willing to enable us to main-
tam long-continued struggle In the very doubt
full event OF this being necessary
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
The Governor say.
HOLDING PISTOL ArA MARsH4Es HEAD

When Marshal Samuel Pierce went to No.
2S7 West Twetns yesterday TO iDforce repleyin suit
for q piano papers Issued by Justice Parker he
met by Mrs Charles Park, VINO, after claiming the
her property placed an unosded pistol against
the Marshal's head. Mrs. Park arrested. In the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday she said that
tho Rev. q. f. Dickinson had sold the instrument to
James NJ Whepley the instalment plan he, IN turn,
sold II 10 Henry T. DO Witt, boarder IN her house.
From him she had bought It for Seo Mrs. Park was
DISCHARGED.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
sEoRErARY WITTY EY AT AEAeUE IsLAND.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10 tSDccidO O.-Secre-
tary Whitney and Commodore Harmony. Chief OF the
Bureau OF Yards and Docks to-day made personal In
speciOn League Island in reference to the project OF
making naval station. They also visited the Naval
Asylum grounds. through which the Baltimore and
Ohio desires the right Of way After careful inspec
tiOn the Secretary announced himself pleased with the
site for the naval station but thought that in
0uence OF the low ground the station might be
Healthy one. He declined give opinion regarding
I he request Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
OPPRESSIVE WEATHER IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, March I9.-Ihe weather has sud
denly brcome oppressvrly warm TAe therm1 1meter
today has registered go the shade. IL las 80
since "Wednesday night THIS sudden amt rapid chang.
from the long spell Of wintry weather which, with
heavy srowstorm prevailed Great Britain for
several weeks almost the heat of this latitude
overlook the people entirely uppT"parrd and has proved
extraordinary oppressive and troublesome.
In Paris mere has been similar r-o III temperature
and several persons have been attacked by sUusrOkc.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
SUDDEN DARKNESS IN OSHKOSH. WIS

CHICAGO, March 19.-The Inter- Oceans Osh-
kosh Wis, dispatch says: The most remarkable stmOs-
pheric phenomenon known here occurred at p
The day had been light, though slightly cloudy, when
suddeply darkness began settling down. and in five
utes IL was as dark midnight The darkness lasted
from eight TO minutes when 1t passed of seemingly
from we st ast
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
ADMIRAL NELSON'S GRANDSON IN PERIL.
AN AITEliPT BY BRIGA> Ds II SICILY 10 CAPTURE
Nm FRUSTRATED.

ROME, March ia sensatIOn'h1s been pro-
duced in sicily hy daring attempt by brsands to cap
turc the grandson OF Admiral Nelson. The young man
is the Hon. VIcO" Albert Nelson Hood, Of the pres
eut aud third Baron Brldport whose father Was the
husband OF Lady Charlotte, daughter OF Admiral Nelson
His EqHrrry the Queen ANA Duke o! Brontc
in Sicily. The family Includes the property con-
tanning the CstoIlO d Maaace, which given by the
King OF sicily Admiral Victor living In the
castle when the brgands WHO. IL believed, had plotted
TO take prisoner and ho.d him for hch ransom,
made attack IN force upon the place. The servants
brave and rallied around their young master
in defence OF his person fierce ght en-
sued which resulted in the defeat ard dispersal OF the
robbers, but only after many OF them disabled by
wounds. Four OF the brlgauIs taken prisoners
and turned over to the custody OF tho authorities
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
woRKIyGMEN FlGHrIyG IN BELGIUM.
THE. MOB ATTACKFD BY ruE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE. MOB ATTACKED BG THE GENDhiMtS-lIOlE lE"9
wuUNDED-SoCIALISrS ARRESTED.
BRUSSELS, March 19.-Ghe parade Of unem-
ployed rge, the iron manufacturing centre
OF Belgium. last evening resulted disordeTly demon
sraOns. mob took possession Of many Of the streets
shouting. Down with the capitalists down with
the bOurgeoise!" and attacking the shops They
wrecked all the cafes aud sacked all the shops in the
Rue Leopold. The gendarmes finally ATTACHED tho mob
and after a severe fight. in which Of the rioters
wounded succeeded in clearing the streets and rc
storing order. Several hundred socialists who took
active part in the have been placed under arrest
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

Tho swamp will he carefully searched The con iton of
his wife is much improved and she Is considered 10 DC
out OF danger unless a relapse occurs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
MS OPINION OF JAEiNE.

In explanation of the apparent recklessness Of
the Aldermen in talking freely to b'm. The
Inspector said that he rarely had failed in making
a rogue talk. That is part of my business ~
he said with a smile, and It don't concern
tue public jus. how II WAS done. In II que kn. VS.
that | ain acquainted with his history or that have
means OF finding cut he is likely uuburdrn his
mind Jaehue thought had more proof against him in
regard T. Mrs. HLmlton's solcn silver than really did
have and careful not undeceiye him. As Il wa,
knew that ne rascal without having proof Of ,he
fac; until had gained his confidence 70 an extent
that lie admitted his guilt as to the bribery"
To another visitor Mr.. Byrues said: "Jaehne 4. a
coward. OF thoroughly bad character; til as no "
Some two years mad occasion to send afeer him
about mater hai on hand and to make him talk
made him believe had information which dd pos
watched the effect him aud the perspira-
ton rolling down OF the top OF his knew then
had to 10 with arrant coward. He afraid that
my knowledge OF his former life which he believed
possessed. at all events hal good chance to inform my
self about, might in some way impair his schemes
Then and there | took the measure OF the man, and
when mouths ago the Distret'Attorney asked
II possible get TO the bottom OF these franchise
frauds picked Jaehne 1t once and unhesitatingy
a. the man above all In the Board OF Aldermen whom t
would be easy for 10 handle. The result you have
seem that IN the ordinary discharge OF my
duty have yet talked with thieves OF any class
without being ablo to nnd out IN my own way all
wanted to know. That is detectives business"
JARHNI's MOVEMENTS.
The direct cause OF all this trouble Alderman Jaehns
pronounced by bis German constituents Yauey) sroled
down Broadway IN he forenoon with his two lawyers
went to SIR NowoonDe's Onlce. No. wsrrensI After
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
THE IRISH LEADER SPEAKS,
y,S VIEWS ON IRISH PROPOSALS.
EFFECT OF CHAMBERLAINS OPPOSITION

NJ, r.rSEIL THINKS THAT MUCH pfPNNps oN
THE PRKMIER's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
ron CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-06
The Boycottia rex.s.

GALVESTON, March 5.-The antici
pated labor difficulties here have under
gone no active development up to
noon. The Representatives of the
Missouri Pacific. Southern Pacific,
Texas Pacific, Texas Central and
officials OF the Gulf of Colorado and
Santa Fe, were waited upon by COM
mlttee of the Knights of Labor and
notlhed not 10 haul. hanGls or move
freight consigned to or from the
Mallory Company, or freight for any
OF The WI olasale houses of GalvestC n,
as the latter had refused to observe the
boycott against the Mallory Company.
rms notice takes effect to-day.
For this reason, it is the general belief
among large number of workmen that
there will be a strike this evening or to-
morrow morning. The cotton presses,
railroads and business community gen.
orally. are greatly disguised with the
attitude and course pursued by the
knights of Labor. There is much talk
about the inauguration OF the boycott
against them, similar to that started
by the East Street Reaper Works, of
Springfield, Ohio. A great many large
business houses here express their
Willingness to close up their shops,
r1thec than to sub nit to the dictation
of the Knights. The situation in north
Texas, along the line of the Texas Pa
citic Railway, is not materially changed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-06
ECZEMA
Itching, Burning, Cracked and
Bleeding Skin Cured by
Cuticura.

TT is at this season. hen raw winds and
i chilly blasts wake into activity Eczema
AID every species of Itching and Burning
Sxin and Scalp Diseases, that the CUTIcURG
REMEDIES are most successful A warm
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CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, the New Blood
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ops II. the liver and kidneys active. win
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Dsndruff. and every species of Itching,
Scaly and Pimply Humors of the Skin and
Scalp. with Loss of Hair, when the best
physicians and al known remedies fail
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A Necktie Picnic

WINNEMUccA, New, March 5.-Cl; T
ence Gray, alias Isham Collins, wi @
murdered R. H. Scott while attempting
to rob the latter's store at Paradise, en-
Christmas eve, 1891, was hanged here
to-day. Gray has been feigning insanity
for more than month past, but on
being informed last night that there was
no hope for him, be suddenly resumed
his natural state of mind, walked upon
the scaffold with a steady step, and
made speech denying his guilt Five
minutes after the drop fell he was pro-
nounced dead, his neck being broken by
the fall.