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New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
,ppJrD INDIANA DEMOCRATS.

lxpIANApoLrs, Nov. 9.--The Democratic
COMMITTEES Of safety held meeting tonight and passed
,'au. seclarlng that the Republicans onempated
s.ns the Legislature By counting out legally elected
members and calling upon Democrats throughout the
state to organize clubs for the purpose OF seeing hat
members OF their party are not defrsuded OF their
r,yhts The committee also passed resolution denOun-
eng the transfer OF the Marion County balots and
election papers TO the custody OF the nulted STATES
held a meeting tonight. Silas T. Bowen lRop.l was
chosen chairman and an executive COMMITTEES OF hiho
hundred dollars paid and subscribed 10 assist
the discovery OF frauds upon the ballot ana par.cua
Marion County Ia the recent elections.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
PHASES OF THE LABOR QUESTION.

The gasfitters have come to the assistance OF
the plumbers IN their the apprenticeship sys-
Already about $50 men in that trade are on stke
and been resolved TO have all OF them strke
In the shops where the plumbers are on strike.
The shirtcutters in the employ OF Henry s. Herman
& Co., shirt manufacturers. on strike against the
employment OF boys u,,,
Tue hog butchers in the employ OF Cramer White
J. f. Sailer and Mr. W.mbach, who do most OF tho hog
killing in the city, made a demand yesterday Tor uni
iorm rate OF wages OF SlS a week A conference WAS
held AMI the off red increase the wages or the
men who make S14 week the Iure asked ana other
wages would raised in the same proportion. Inc
men are 10 give an answer Oday
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CHURCH WHERE ONE MUST GET ON BOTH
KNEES.

A CHURCH WHERE ONE MUST GET ON BOTH
KNEES.
MONTREAL, Nov. 8 (SpecidD Some time ago
Jury returned verdict against the plaintiff In the case
OF Poitrss against Lebesu Potrss had claimed osin-
ages from the defendant who had him fined for refusing
to knee on both knees while attending service in the
Catholic Church OF St. AIMS one Sunday last summer.
Motion made by Potras before tho Court OF Re-
view for a trial. aud Judgment was rendered In
favor of this this morning. Judge johnson dis
sented holding that the verdict was not contrary 10
the evidence In giving the Judgment OF the court MI
Justice Jette held that Potras had been persecutel.
Being SICK he had placed himself at ths Dack OF tue
church, and acted In unbecoming manner.
Constable Lsbean Justified In causing his arrest
going both knees The special bylaw at tne
Church of ST. AIMS requiring every ono TO 20 on ooln
Knees was too arbitrary be established by no stronger
evidence than verbal. With such bylaws IL became
prudent for strangers not to attend divine service ~
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

ST PyTgRsBURG Nov 9.-The Government has or
dsrsd Generals K0rsakon. KOmaron and Annenkoh to
oea'x ,ps frontisr here are OF Suspicious
%"vsmsnrs OF Anglo Indian and Afghan troops
BnussrLs. Nov 9-The session Of the Belgian Cham
bers opened to-day.
ROME. Nov. 9-The Vatican 10 collecting evidence e
coneer the details OF tho meeting =, r N % .d
enndny al which, IL was reported speechos wsro maao
attacking IN the presence OF Government olcors 'no
alleged pTctensops OF the Church 10 'emp'iai po"''
BRUSSELS Nov Gone thousand women: argssa se, ~ -,
bsrr arrived he re To-Day In body from Charieroi "
petition for amnesty 10 the men cohVictou VI PNiP
tiou In the labor riots OF last March,
BERLIs. Nov o. Fifty lsborers have peen arreseea ~
Buchau aud Magdeburg for attempted high feason'
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Johp Dillon In q speech to-uty ac
cused the d CoDor Don OF treating tenants WIN hSrsh
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
MnRnERED BY INCENDI4 RIE&

MAUCH CHUNK, Penn, Nov ISpec'G).
dead body Of Robert Schoenberger prominent resident
of wesspor was found in the Lehieh Canal on OCTOBER
30 1t was at first believed that he had been drowned
An nvestlon however, revealed the fact that one OF
his arms several and Of his shoulders MAJ Deen
broken besides his face and body were
,ng 70 FL sheriff Kuntz, Of Weisspor wero burned "
detected the men IN the act
III the m atoh and allowed 10 pass on oniy
ar nenalty OF death should he reveal the names Oh
u ~. ra,"s Mr. Schoe then determined 10 Ieave
he 70 On as he feared the would take his ir sho"u
Sa ,sman The incend aries determined 10 ki nun 'n
no ccver M their crime. The evidence now In tue
md. of the Dsrio- Attorney is very strong anu sc'
rai nrominent Young mon implicated.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
1HE SHIIH COURT MARTIiL IN BROOKLYN

i ne court martial OF Llcutcndnu w. IA
Smith. OF the 18Th Regiment continued last even
ing In the l4th Regiment armory, Brooklyn. Acting Adj
ulsnt II. C. Clark testified that he hoard Lieutenant
smith say he wanted no,hing TO do with any
man voted for Colonel Faekner The wit
said to him: "Dont mako fooi
OF yourself" ana turned away. Smith said: There
goes one Of the suckers who voted for Fackher.
Tho witness denied that no struck smith or
ing TO tho armory floor X Inis
evidence was corroboratod By Private r. Robertson
aud Corporal A. II. Hodgkinson. Captain krotschmaf.
OF Company III. testified that Smith voted In favor
Of asking for his resignation win thirty four other
OF the company aud six voted against IL Charles
Codet cOntradicted AdJuant Clark In regard 10 DIS
threatening to throw Smith TO tho armory Moor. INC
hearing will continue Friday
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
TTHEWS QUAY FOR SENATOR.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 0 (SpeciaD.-At the
political clubs to-day 1t was authoritauvey given out
that the entire Republican delegation from this city to
the Legislature Is Committed State Tro asurer Matthew
5. Quay for the United States Senator aud that he VIII
receive tho support OF every man or thoin provoeu
senator Cameron does Interfere against him. Even
II that should happen IL said that Mr. Quay VIII 1850
only atew votes. Nothing OF tho Kind Is antclpated
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now enjoys before be would accept his pardon on
. pledge. When his answer wss received '"r Tne man
nothing left but to prepare for the execution lno n
were taken TO q point near the Church OF ComyhRns'
four cons placed bsar the wall ana me oons
az easily aud gracefully II they were In boxes ~ -,
opera, and q face blsnched. not nerve W.,
cred. General DelRado asked aud received permss,a
order tho guard fire, which he did, hrst requ
them not to ehoOt him In the face. but IN tne
sharp stunning report Four mon for hall aseoohu 70
mained ia an upright position. IS II stil mnnur,, u
then rolled over limp aud bloody. dead The soidieIs
had compiled with General Deeados request ior 'hie'
balls had penetrated his breast
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
HOW DELGADO MET DEATH.

lie ASKED THE GUARD NOT TO SHOOT uiM IN THE
FACE AND THEN GAVE THE ORDER TO FIRE.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-Ihe Times Democrat
publishes account by an eyewitness Of the execution
On October Is OF General L Degado, Lieutenant Col
opsl Indaecio Garcia, Commander Miguel Cortez and
Iisax nant Gabriel Loyano. who were shot at Comsya-
qua for leading expedition against Honduras Presi
d.nt Boxran wished to spare General Degados life II
nosslbe and sent messenger 10 him to say that II hc
would promise to again take up arms against non
durss he should receive pardon The soldier dochheo
..n, ,h... terms and sent back word that no would
uondurss in su even more tropical climate than she
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
EXPLOSION IN A POWDER MILL

TWO MEN KILLED AND FOUR SEVERELY HURT
BUILDINGS DESTROYED
DOVER, n. j., Nov. 8 SpeciaD.-An explosion
occurred to-day the American Forcite Fowler CO.'S
Works at the foot OF Ike Hopatcoag The place de'
voted solely to the dan ngerous work Of making powder
and few people live there. The explosion occurred IN
the larger OF two mixing nouses-one-s frame ouia
ings-and caused the death OF two men ani sever" IN
iurtss t four others one explain the cause OF
tue explosion The killed were Davii IL mil and Chares
Stevenson the latter ivng a Port Murray Iae inJuro
badly cmt; George Haueus bruised aud cut; Wii'iIh
stevens injured internally and pro0aoy WIZ mDs az
cover The house was demolished. Loss about SIoooo'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
lord SALISBURY SPEAKS.
THE CONSERVATIVE POLICY AT HOME AND
ABROAD.
,us,Srss OF THE GOVERNMENT IN IRfLASp-"hi
ENGLAND CANNOT EvACUATE EdYPT-shE
WILL ACT WITH AUSTRIA IN PRO-
TrcrlNG THE INFANT LIBER-
rtrs OF BuLGARIA.

Yoxnox Nov. S.-Lord Salisbury, speaking
NJ + ord Mayor IIansons banquet in the uhiohai
20 night said the Conservatives occupied II poSi
zion ON Irish affairs which 1t was hhpossloic W
,n;s;n,erprrt. Their business was to legisiate IN
favor of the integrity of the Empire ana 10 eho0o
laws which had long been neglected ana 'rouoen
under foot lie believed the CONSERVATIVES oouiu
claim that public confidence was somewhat ic
stored and that the relations between ahaloiu anu
tenant were better than formerly
Foreign affairs he continued, were at pesci.
N, HIGH i,nportance the affairs of Egypt being oil
.nccial interest The stay of the English IN fEyp'
had been upheld by politicians OF all parueS do
nne of limited duration. That limit was hoV
fine limit but limit Of work wmch Ensi"nu
was bound 10 accomplish by pledges so ue'iho'
and SO often repeated that she could not re"eao
uba English could not leave Egypt until that
country was secure from foreign oppltssioh anu
until order had been restored in domesuc a'i'nS'
The Government encouraged IN 'hls ulsh os
growing proofs of advancing prosperity LII EsypI
iIor finances were more promising than they had
eyer been. although they had not reached point
that would enable the Government TO declare l's
task accomplished. Further, England could not
,cave Egypt until the latter's INDEPENDENCE oil
FOREIGN interference had been secured.
Referring to Bulgaria. Lord Salisbury said 'he
svmpathes of the English people were arouSeo ny
the srectacle of her struggle for independence anu
that the language Of diplomatic menace usci 10
ward Bulgaria by European state had causeu
the deepest regret midnight conspiracy Nu
by men debauched by foreign gold had h.'h'ca
Prince Alexander from the throne OF bulgaria
and OUTRAGED the conscience and sentiment OF
Europe The injustice of this deed was aggfaVa'eu
by foreign diplomacy saving the conspiratofs' sn
act Of interfercncc which caused the lamest repro
bation throughout Europe. Bulgarian rgh's "erc
assured by the Berlin treaty. on which the saNa-
fion of Europe derended English interest IN tfa'
treaty was not an isolated interest Other powers
n,so were interested in the vindcauon OF ,he
treaty. He was sure that if majority OF 'ie
sicnatory powers recognized the fact that IL was
their duty to enforce the treaty, England wo'uu
not be found backward in cooperating with uem
.Cbeesl If England's individual interests only
were affected England would ask no counsel ana
would seek no assistance, but would delehd her
interests with her own arm. But in this instance
She would not accept the responsibility OF sola'eo
action. The Governments pohcy was
shared in harmony with that of Austria lie
trusted that the peace would not be disturbed ana
that under the influence Of public OPINION 'he
infant liberties of Bulgaria would not be impaired
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
HIGH FIGURES FOR LAKE FREIGHIS.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 8 Special. Not for years
has there been much activity manifested In the IRON
market mere at present. and the rush OF shippers
TO procure vessel room for bringing down their orc mas
put the price OF lake freghts up to figure that insure'
immense profits to the ship owners Last year ABOUT
this time tue per from Lake Superior was III TO-
This spring opened with the price at 81 20 since that
time II has gone steadily up the SCALE and the vessel
men are DOW obtaining SO all ore brought down
from Ashland with probability OF stu further ras-
There scarcity Of this port, the greater part
OF that now on the docks being contracted for.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
MR.. GLADSTONE ON THE TORY PLANS.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-Mr. GLADSTONE mas WrItteH
" Lord Wolvsrton q letter, IN which he says:
Nothing toward closing the Liberal breach
until know the Governments plans respecting Ire
laud They have already taken six months to prepare
them II all agreed that at the end OF this rather
ample time they should be produced l.t the dissdent
Liberals their Influence with the Government and
require their production They Will then at the right
tiiue appear. nobody at this time say that We
must 40 ioggerheAds upon them but the mere fact
Of conourring n thinking they ought TO he produced
Will be q step In the right direction.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
THE SUICIDE OF FRED. ARCHER.

VERDICT OF CoroNERs JuRY THE JOCKEY
ESTATE VALUED AT $1.2500OO.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-At the inquest in the case
Of Fred Archer to-day 1t proved that he had su'
tanned losses in betting and that the cause OF MS
rangement typhoid fever. aggravated BY weakness
due to the restricted regimen wbcn he ad adopted IN
order reduce his weight verdict OF suicide WINS
rendered 1t is reported that Archer leaves
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

SOCIALISTS MAKE WEAK DEMoNoi"~i'O'
POLICE AUTHORITIES TRIUMPHANT ALL ALONG
THE LINE.
fBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUSE.1
Copyright; 1886, North american cable Ners Co.
LONDON. Nov. 9.-The Lord Mayors snow
day was q success. and the counter demonstration Oh
the Social Democrats n complete fzze They never hao
the ghost Of chance up riot Tho story Is thus
briefly told in extract from The Daily IeegdP" 10 10
published tomorrow:
The authorities responsible for public order In tne
metz yesterday triumphant all along tho he
They must be heartily congratulated on the euccos
the unusual efforts which they put forth 10 sao-
guard life and property both OF which were IN
from the thousands OF rouRhs ana crlniinais
in the streets The force ready cope with the rot
overwhelming for the riot to take place Az to 10
menaces and yapOrings Of the Socialists nave cnieu
smoke. Not q window has been broken: not ioa, %
bread article OF Jewelry looted from any
and the life Of tho greatest CITY III 'no ,
world will flow IN even and tranquil curron. ~, W
day as though no mob orators had ever fucuIoh,y
threatened the death rate OF the
and to defy tho orders OF ex-Colonei OF inlah"'
Sir Charles Warren.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
THE WILL OF THOMAS N. CARNEGIE

PIrTsBURG, Nov. Q (Speciaij.-The VIII OIL
Thomas NJ Carnegie has not yet been hled for
hut has been sent TO Audre Carnegie at New York for
inspection and approval as to particular change Mr.
Carnegie all his property his wife Lue5 @ n1
gie. with the exception OF an annuity 9a oonity has
he directed TO ho paid to bis mOther. lhis sns,
been olanged from TO $4,000, aud ior 'nis roa
sou tho will was sent to Andrew Carnegie
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
vF1rr4ysAGRKeABLY SURPRISED

The 22d Regiment Veteran Corps met at No 4 Union
Square night Major o. W. Case OF the Hartford Phs
anx formally presented tho with fine banner and
pcure in water OF the Phaanx. committee OF vect
Hartford in the summer TO present SCI o. ,,1
uons PaanI and agreea0ly surprised Ia turn
v the OF the and picture Cap
tain w rutt OF the 9th Regiment thea stepped
both enEossed set OF
sdopted May ~ the twenty NTH anniversary OF s
dav in 1881 9th Regiment started for the seat o
war I'D Regiment turned out on that occasion 70
The boys good send Off, The corps adopted a,so
| IoydA AspinWalL
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THROWING THE BLAME on THE DIRECTORS

MONTREAL, Nov. 9 Specid0.-Sherln Hitch
cook O, Chicago arrived here to-day from Washington
Vim the Prssideuts warrant for the extraditon OF
John f. Hake the defautng bookseeper OF the Mer,
chsnts' National Bank. OF Peoria. III The taking OF
eyIdenc. In the case was begun this morning III is
thought tnat the prisoner intends TO throw the whoo
bame on the directors who. he says. had been specu
lsng with the BANKS money and using him as tool
He SAYS that he bills of exchange were made out 10 the
usus war leaving him to f out the amounts lie tneh
took to speculatng hlTuselE
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
A GOOD TINE WITH Hls FATHERs MONEY!

weeks the OF John Baker. contractor al
Sing Sing. disappeared from home. taking with him
81 800 In cash and gold watch which no
had from his father. Last night Detective Prce
learned that young Baker who is nineteen years Old hal
been driving with u young woman " lnuv.
secOnd-st. Later he found him at No. l3S Yves,
Thirty -secOndst When the officer entered the uone
door the young leaped out OF second sioty
back window but iied 10 emerge
The the house. lie gave his as Harry NIL
ION Baker lie had awned the watch in PtsDurB iof s3z
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

HEAVY la W SUITS ALMOSI CFBAIG fh"iO'
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8 (Special.-Recent heavy
law suits &c Paris KY, almost created panic In
financial circles there. On Thursday W. W. Massie, OF
that CITY, hled a suit against Messrs William Tarr ana
g. G. White OF Bourbon County and +. j. MegiDDer' OF
Harrison County as surety for note OF $4,000 given
by G.. W. Bowen, who recently made AN assignment
The Northern Bank OF Lexington presented To the as
signee of William shaw deceased. notes amounting 10
s55 600 which compelled him inform all concerned to
sue at the first court all papers bearing shaw as Sc
curity One OF the notes for $4,000 was given oy
Richard Hail. OF Lexington. ss treasurer OF the Cehtra
K.ntucky Mining and Milling Company, iodorsed by
Messrs William Shaw. William Tarr, l. j. Megi9oeh
r. n Uutchercrsft, A. G. r. Dodge Joan H. CON- "a
Ihoma. ana G.. w. Bowen. Following TINS SUITS nave
hasu n ed by various banks notes bearing most OF
the snoye men for securty as follows Farmers Bank
FRANKFORT $4,000; First National Bank. Lexinston.
500 900; National Bank OF Flemingsours Sio ooo;
Farmers Bank, Mt Sterling. $4,000 fu conference
with the creditors at Lexington yesterday C4iohel
Bennett Young. OF Louisville, member oI tne Mhins
and Milling Company. offered to put up $4,000 II tne
rest OF the company would put su'lar amount %
offers have made for the purchase outrient Oh no
Kentucky Union Railroad. owned by the san
presumably from tho Louisville and NAshVhie anu
Cheasapeake and Ohio roads.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
ADVOCATING PROTECTION.

Mr.. CHAPLIN, OF FREE-TRADE ENGLAND, PLEADS
FOR AN IMPORT TAX.
LONDON, Nov. 1O.-Mr. Chaplin (Conserva-
ve) IN speech at Lincoln last evening. advocated an
import foreign manufactured articles. He sad
that Of all the Chanceors Of the Exchequer thal
England had had for many Lord Randolph Church
I'll the most likely to pay attention to this subject
and to taks the necessary steps public opinion should
be favorable to the scheme.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
ygW,yERsEY, NOT BELGIUM. TO TRY HIM.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 9.-In the habeas
corpus case Of the Belgian boy wildenhouse who 10 In
tho custody OF tho HUDSON County authorities on the
charge OF killing his companion. Fegeus. on board
Belgian steamer ct her dock In Jersey City last
summAs Judge Wales, In the United States
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Court this morning. held that the prisoner 10 In proper
custody and not in violation OF any law or treaty ex
sting between the two countries His trial before .
state court for homicide IL therefore hed to be legal
for the Belgian Consul gave notice OF appeal 70
the United States Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
THE AypoyER HEREsY PROCEEDINGS

BosroN, Mass, Nov. 0. - The Board OF
y,,tors of Andoysr Theological Seminary met In Bes
ton ,sss evening and received the amended complains
and charges In the hsresy precssanE@
whose replies are expected on Or estoss s.,se":
No action was taken ~ 70 nms ssa S'sss avs
hearinG
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
AMERICANS KILLED IN MEXICO.
FIGHTING BATTLE WITH WINCHESTER RIFLES
-FOUR MEN KILLED.

FIGHTING BATTLE WITH WINCHESTER RIFLES
FOUR MEN KILLED.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 8 (Specd0.-Hew-
lett Griner. OF the most prominent ranchmen In
Western Texas was killed Monday night at Las
Veces Mexico just the Rio Grande from Del Kio
Texas Griner lived with his family at Waldo, and had
gone over into Mexico with severa OF MS
white employees to about the condition OF
his stock on a ranch he owned across the river Some
time ago he had had difficulty with some Mexicans con-
cerning properly adjoining mis- hacienda and the natives
at that time threatened to kill the American II
be again appeared in their midst. Griner had
three OF his ranchmeu with him wnen
he was attacked by fully dozen Mex-
cans Both sides had Winchester rifles aud
. n,tcbed hattle was fought GrIner was rdiled with
bullets aud john Weaver was killed outright. B. r.
Mahon one OF Griner party. says that he is con-
nirnt two Mexicans were killed and he thinks tnere
wer, two wounded. Mcmahon and his companion made
their escape by swimming their horses across tho no
Grande under shower OF bullets from the Mexcans
ExoIteneut yas along the border over the afar AS
rIuer was the leading man In that section MS fortune
IA estimated at $250000 Friends have gone Tor his
body.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
RACING AT LIVERPOOL

LONDON Nov. 9Tbe Liverpool autumn meeting began 10
day The race for the Knowsey Nursery Stakes for TWO
yearolds was wen by A. b. CaTs bay colt Qucksand py
three quarters OF length MI Hungerfords was
second threequarters OF length ahead ot Mf' as'is'
Horton third. There were nine starters
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
NOr MRS. John c. EMO.

JAMEsrowS, Now 8 lSpeeiatl-The statement
seut from here that the wife OF John Emo had appe<
for a divorce is o falsehood. Tho application 10
divorce was made by Mrs. T. III. Eno OF Addison. NJ
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

CHICAGO Nov GA dispatch from Jonet ILL., SAYS; a;
Zirke rich marble contractor aud iomp stone
aud that nobody should DO ~
body the grsve that the four soma OF the SEXTON o.
cemetery pail bearers ard that no nnnounco
before or after his should DO made IN the news
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

GOVERNOR GORDON INSTALLED IN OFFICE
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 9.-General John b.
Gordon was to-day u as Of Georgia
He was In by Chief Justice Jackson. His In
sugural address, plea for tho roas:ertion OF
States rights There wasan Imposing mi'aiJ "spisJ'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
SEVEN PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH

BERLIN, Nov. 9.-Seven persons were burned
death in barn at Fussdorf. Moravia, to-day Dix
teen others missing and supposed to be dead
New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
y,xc AND SILVER MINES SOLD.


IYycupuRs Va Nov "a dispatch from lsoanoke 20 ~
Iaitv Xdsance says: Judge j. A. Lee president oi Ins
Boa,aka zinc and silver Mining Company. SOLD te mne'
near this city H. Bartlett OF London England
for 5000 900 cash.