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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
LATEST GOSSIP IN THIS CITY.

Senator Miller went to Washington yesterday after
noon His faithful lieutenant, John W. Vrooman. had al
ready gone home Herkimer but will be In Albany to-
morrow attend to his duties clerk Of the Senate aud
open the Miller headquarters. Mr. Mlers headquarters
here are closed. He In good spirits yesterday and
declared that his chances vemproved the week
Whether not he will go TO Albany during the contest
will depend upon what shape matters then assume.
The Morton headquarters at the Everett House Will be
closed today be reopened in Albany next week Theo
dore Teae who has been in charge there said yester
day. Mr. Mort0ns friends confident Of his
or the members who have committed themselves have
more than equal number with Mr.. Miller. There are
twenty that yet uncommtted. From q
knowledge of the and their inclinatons, surround
ings and tendencies certain Mr. Morton will get
more OF them than Mr. Miller and that he s thus certain
Of election Mr. Morton himself is confident by reason Of
his conndcntal ana private information about the can
vass." - -,
Chalrmen Cole and Hackett went 10 Albany tn the
afternoon 10 open Baker headquarters for Speaker MT
Haekett Ia snl convinced. 40 he asserts that FRANK
Hiseock holds balance OF power on the senatorsp
Hnd VIII WIN the prize Cuptain Cole said nat nc eApse'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
LORD H4RTTNGTON DECLINES.
HE WILL NOT BECOME A MEMBER OF THE
CABINET
But HE AND CHAMBERLAIN AND GOsCHEN WILL
SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT.

But HE AND CHAMBERLAIN AND GosCHEN WILL
SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Dec. 3O-Lord Harrington has de-
clined to become member OF the
Government The Marquis OF Salisbury. after
an interview with Lord Harrington tomorrow, will
hold AN iniom council for the purpose OF rearrang
ing the Cabinet. Thele is not a whisper about Sir
Michael Hicks Beachs having resigned the office of
Chief Secretary for Ireland and it is certain that at
the meeting of the Cabinet Tuesday the other
Ministers concurred in his expressed decision TO con-
tinue bis present work. Sir Michael replying to an
address presented by population OF Ulster Liberal
Unionists in Dublin to-day, expressed the hope that
he would be able at the coming session of Parliament
to assist in bringing before that body the suggestions
OF the ueputatOn The tenor OF his remarks indicated
that he would remain in his present position.
Lord Charles Beresford one OF the JUNIOR Lords OF
The Admiralty. is mentioned as successor 10 william
Henry Smith in the War Office; otherwise the
Ministry will remain unchanged. Mr. Smith is to
take Lord Randolph Churchs place as leader OF the
Conservatives IN The House Of Commons
Lord Harrington, Joseph Chant eriain and George
j. Goschen had conference today; nheD tGHnn
FI three decided TO SUPPORT the Com
-ervative Government The conference proved that
he Radical Wing alliance is un broken Mr. chamce
lain's interview with Lord Harrington lasted two
hours Both gentlemen expressed The opinion that II
would be the wisest policy to maintain the Liberal
Unionist body as an independent section.
The refusal of Lord Harrington to enter IN cabinet
pratted the Tories who strongly ob',e e-.i to the
infusion OF Liberal blood in the Ministry majority
of the members of the Carlton Club ~ erred the
return of Churchill even at the cost of Il ohmission
of the Government. The efforts to recoht - Lcrd
Randolph promiee better. Lord Rowton. ",ting on
behalf of Lord Salisbury. and Sir Henry Drummond
Won for Ii rd Randolph, met at the aflton Club to-
day. Lord Randolph. in the club. denied that he was
moving to effect a reconciliation, but expressed his
Willingness to entertain proposals IT they tended to
strengthen the party.
The Cabinet Ministers will go to Osborne tomorrow
to attend n council at which the question OF further
prorogaon OF Parliament will ne discussed.
The Birmingham Radical Union has agreed that hr.
ChamberIains recent speech offered TO the Home
kulers grounds for a compromise. Jesse Ceilings,
speaking at Birmnp pham, declared that union should
on general legislation and thus eject the Tories.
LONDON Dee. 3l.The Post continues to urge that the
Government effect a reconciliation with Lord Randolph
Churchill II reported that the latter insists. as con-
dion Of the Ministry. that the places OF
ddcscigh and sir Richard Cross III the CaHhet DE
given 10 Mr. Rtchie and Sir Henry HOlland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
VOTES CLAIMED FOR CANDIDATES.

LISTS THAT CROSS AND RECROss EACH OTHER AND
TELL NOTHING
ALBANY, Dec 80 (specaD.-Of course the friends of the
several candidates for Speaker have their claims
as to the their favOre will receive In the
Republican assembly A lieutenant OF General
Hustled who has been busy in the for several
weeks put forth the following claim for his chief:
Youngman, Moses, Edson kruse, lngersoli. PARSONS.
Harton, Frost, HOgeboom Thomson. Mase Patt Berry,
Seaver Walters Bulkley, Bacon. Rea, Leete. Maurer,
Sine. Henry, Hamilton, Evans Davies stacey Mccarthy,
K H. Smith, Bates Ainsworh. Arnold, MaDie, Erwin,
Cole. sweet, NJ. A. Smith, Latimer W. g. smith, Maxwell
Vandemark. Eldridge Manvile, Sa1tOn Barret H. Davis
White, Burns, Hustled ami Pearce-4S
Mr. Bakers friends, who have looked over this Hustled
list say that is preposteous, One OF these friends
makes the following claim" for Mr.. Baker,
1isdale Gallagher Emery, Prime, Thompson. Reitz,
Charles smith, Gocrss Porter. Hail. Johnson BaDcOck
Grifen Curtis kmbal, Brundage. Baker, Fort, Moses,
Ingerso White, sine, Hamilton. Evans Ainsworth,
Bauers. Vandemark ami Eldridge-2s.
Mr. Coles friends say that If he remains In the
field as a candidate he will receive the vOtesof the follow
ing Assemblymen:
Moses, Parsons White. Hadey, Bulkley, Rea Hamilton.
Mabie Cole, Sweet NJ A. Smith, Latimer, Saxton. Bar
ret. Davids and Pearce-10.
Mr. Arnolds friends ssy that lie will receive these
votes:
Erwin, Kimba, Leete, Hogeb0Om, Edison, Latmer,
Johnson Tisdae, McEvoy, Hamilton ana Crvsby-ll
An examination OF the lists shows that they each
other many cases. and that although they are trust
worthy In respects they would be good guide
To the final result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
MR.. PARNELL RHsUMING WORK.

CATHOLICS NOT ALLOWED TO SERVE AS JCRfMEN
MIR, DILLON GIVES BAIL
LONDON Dec 30.-Mr. Parnell resumed work to-day,
bena engaged for several in the London offices OF
the Nationalist party. He hopes TO he able to go TO Dub
lin next week as he desires to hold private consultations
with Messrs Dillon and Heay and other prominent
Natonaists.
In the Sligo to-day there another case of
counsel for the defence Withdrawing because Catholics
were not allowed jurymcn Eight prisoners
were on trial. all of whom accused of assaulting
baiis while the latter were endeavong to evict ten
ants The jury finally selected returned verdict OF
guilty The Judge discharged prisoners with ad
nouition At Dublin the trial resumed OF Messrs
Dillon OBrien. Redmond, Harris Crily and Sheehy who
are charged with conspr to solicit tenants 10 refuse
payment OF their rents MI. Gerrards speech Ior the
trown that the prosecution relied upon speeches
made by the and upon articles IN United Ire
land for evidence of conspiracy. Mr. Dillon to-day de-
rosed the IS 900 bail required by the recent decision
against him for agating The g plan OF campaign:
Joseph T. Kenny Member OF Parliament for South CORK
and toseuh g. Bjggar Member for West Cavan became
surefies for Mr. Dillon in the of S., 600 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
BISMARCK TRIUMPHS AGAIN.

A DIRECT ALLIANCE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND "hh-
MANY-wHERE DOES FRANCE sTANDf
Ioxpox Dec 3O-The Paris correspondent of The Times
snrms that he has information from an undoubted
source that Russia and Germany signed direct alliance
a fortnight ago The Car adds the correspondent,
was decided in taking this course by the attitude mani
tested Russia by Count Kalnoky Austrian Minister
of Foreign Affairs and 10y the expectation that NJ toque
would made Prime Minister OF France Inns SHOWS,
correspondent, that the reported anancc
between Russia and France was but a chimera"
PARIS, Dec 3O-Dplomats consider the statements
made by the Government organs yesterday that General
30 Hanger had not reported reduced bis supplemental
military estimates from $60,O0O.0OO to $lO'Ooo,ooo
coupled with the Journal Orciars list Of his reappoint
n,s NJ tbe generals in command Of the French fort
resses Another evidence that war not remote Mnch
curiosity is expressed as to what Germany VIII ,niux o
Cnncraf Rouaugcr's decree making these appointments
and bestowing upon General Thibaudin Coinnander Oh
the Paris garrison, the new title OF superior Oonanuer
of the National Defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
900 to devoted to paying the French indem
nifty. The rest will be expended on the native army
CHURCHILL A DEMOCRATBYNATURE.
HAMILTON INTRIGUED AGAINST HIM.
THE EFFECT UPON IRELAND-HoPEFUL OF HOME
RULE AND THE SUPPORT OF THE ENGLISH MASSES.
IBr CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.

THE EFFECT UPON IRELAND-HOPEFUL OF HOME
RULE AND THE SUPPORT OF THE ENGLISH MASSES
IBr CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.l
DUBLIN, Dec. 3O.-Lord Randolph ChurchilPs
resignation Is no surprise to the well-lnformed,
though it came sooner than expected. The
event was foreshadowed in more than one OF my
dispa ches during the past month, notably IN an
interview with Mr.. William OBricn which sent
the Sd of December, l then stated that had
reason to know Lord Randolphs severance from
the Cabinet not unlocked for behind the
scenes, aud Mr.. O'Bren drew remarkable forecast
of Lord RandOph's career The fact is that almost
since the Tory Cabinet was formed Churchill, who
is a democrat by nature has been finding ont the
impossbity of him and the hard-shell Tories work
ing together. Their preudlces. jealousles and stu
pidity hampered him at every step. 1t Is all nom
sense to say that it was his dislike of Lord Claude
Hamilton's navy estimates that caused The rupture;
it was his dislike of Lord Claude himself, who
has been the head and front of an intrigue
against Churchill and ChurchIlls man General
Butler. His resignation has completely broken
up the Government and in all probability the Tory
party as well. Churchilis was the one vivifying
influence that seomcd to have given Toryism new
lease of life. Taking him away is like Withdrawing
the electric current from the limbs of a.galvanizcd
corpse.
The effect of the smash-up in Ireland will be to
take all heart out of the landlords. who looked TO
Government of their friends, the Tories to back them
out in resisting the Plan of Campaign, which by
the way holds the fort more securely than ever
general election is inevitable Harrington will
keep Salisbury III Office couple of months longer,
during which time desperate effort will probably
be made to goad the Irish people into some ont
break which would furnish ground for coercion
cry to go to the country with. But Home Rule has
been making such wonderful progress among the
English that the best possible anti-lrish cry
will not stand against it next time. with Gladstone
advocating it and Churchill if not helping hun, at
at any rate not helping the enemy.
r. p. GILL, NJ. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
THE RUINS OF TIE TEMPLE THEATRE.
ABANDONING THE SEARCH FOR GIBsoSs BODY
BENEFIT FOR EMPLoYEs-sUIT OVER JoHNsoNs
FUNERAL.

ABANDONING THE SEARCH FOR GlBsONS BODY
BENEYIT FOR EMPLoYES-sUIT OVER J0HNsoNs ;
FUNERAL.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 80 (SpeciaD Two gangs OF
labor,rs were engaged until noon to-day searching
for the lOly o. John Gibson, the fireman VINO ios'
lis lno n tho Temple Theatre fire on Monday. Al
thai they all ordered out OF the runs 'ho
building inspectors ha ing pronounced the wall on
,ho Choo,nutst frnnt extremely unsafe. The
benefit in all of "1hc Little Tycoon" Company and
tn EN- 10 the Temple. at the Aca'emy OF MUSIC
bis afternoon. filed that str.c urc. The boxes and
stalls wero sold at large prices, single seat being
purchased for 600 "The Littlo Tycoon" WIS given
by double cast and was encorcd to the echo Inc
net mo eeds VIII excecd $4,000 Colonel Charles
H. Barnes made an offer to Mr. SnScry on Dehali ol
the Franklin Institute for the ground to construct
new building there, but tho prce the owner h&eu
was too high for the Institute to consider
In the Court Of Common Pleas No. A. this morn
ing Ma V johnson. W dow Of 'onn Johnson, VINO
10 h 8 life at he Temple Theatre IRE, iled VII
apa;n,s Councilman vi liam McMulin and Mrs.
one H. t. re or possession of her husbands body
Alter it ~ taken frOm the ruins McMuun had IL
carried 10 the house Of Mrs O'Nei at No GIG sOdth
Nnth-st Mrs Johnson AYERS that her husband
ma o no 81 ositon Of his remains by Will and died
without lea ing father, mother, sister lr bio-her,
an that she has made arrangements for the funeral,
is 10 to give him proper burial and is willing 10
allow What er display his friends Of the organiza-
IONS with which lie was connected may desire To
make judi O NJ lsOn granted a preliminary lnJunc-
lion conn andng the Lefcndants To refrain from ro-
tam nr possess on OF thc dead mans body, keep
ing it Of the possession of the complainant, or
parting with it to any other person. II was con
tended that Mrs. johnson mad hot HNeu WIN hcr
huci,a nd far ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
RECOVERING MORE or THE EXPRESS MONEY

RECOVERING MORE or THE EXPRESS HONEY
CHICAGO Dec. 3O.-Two thousand dollars OF the money
stolen by the jim Cummings" train robbers was recov-
cred today The money obtained from Chicago
printer whose name is withheld by the detectives He 10
the man who printed the official letterheads Of the
Adams Express Company. by means OF which witrock
gained admission to the The printer says
that wrock approached him with the request to do this
work. wtrock explained that 1t would enable hlm to
obtain passes upon which he could travel all over tho
country. Suspecting nothing, the printer complied
Shortly he sent the mentioned wnich
he kept intact knowing must have been part OF the
proceeds OF the rouuery lie informed tue detectives
that several times he the point OF telling tho
whole story could muster up The money
has load his mind since he camo into pos.
session O IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
FJGHTIyG WITH OYSTER PIRA TES.

BAITrMoRE, Dec. 80 tspeeiab.-The police schooner
Rogers of the Virginia feet yesterday caught several
oyster boats dredging Great Island In Maryland
waters The schooners attempted to escape but were
nursued and fired upon Balls whstled through the rig
dnQ and cut holes In the sides OF the flying dredgera
Michael Barton. hand on the schooner sanders was
slvhty wounded The mate the schooner Lady Evans
had his hat pierced by ball. and his boat was struck by
a humber OF balls und her rigging badly damaged
First officer Howard Of the Maryland police steamer
ported lively skir1Dsh In Fishing Bay. lie discovered
live boats dredging In forbidden waters The schooners
after q long chase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

GREAT SUFFERING FROM DROUTH IN TEXAS
CHICAGO, Dec. 3O-A dispatch Ths Tmss from Albany
Tex SAYS THE ouuty iges ouh stricken dis
House Twenty counties are
hev report "a 100 In need OF food and
clothing. They will oincai report 1-norrow ana
viii uubs AN appear Legislature and ask the approve
OF the hey will also make an appeal 70 CHARITABLE
people Immediate relicf."
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NATURALIsTs.
pm lnp puIA Dsc yOAt todays session OF the Amer.
can socety OF Naturas officers elected ~ ioows
Pr.,lent Harrison Allen. Of Pluaiepha; yco-prushents
r. d. Uope had-phia u. L. 0uodale of Camotnts ana
n 4 Wilians OF ithaca secretary f. Clarke oi Wiisns-
iosi trcasr,rrr w n eodgwk Boston executive coui
ntcs. g. v. iloy, OF Washington AMI H. b. osocrn, VI
Princeton.
sCALDED IN PRUsSIC ACID.
CINCINNATI OHIO bee. 50. William Lester Tell into vss
of prrrss ae candle factory yesterday aud was 10
Laliy svaiied that ho died IT il o'clock last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

the leader OF the Hustled forces in the Assembly to pro-
nounce for Baker inside Of twenty four hours
Congressman Ira Davenport was at the Gilsey HOUSE
his way TO Washington He fayors the re-eecon OK
Senator er and says that Is the sentiment OF RepuD-
licans In the vicinity OF his home. As to the result
could no. venture onaby founded sds me
believe Mr. Baker will be elected. 1 think the candi-
dates for Senator win all prefer him In the end because
His election would he no mans triumph"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

HAVANA, Dee 3O.-A child who had been captured by
bandit some time ago has been released on payment Of
n raus0m vi $1,000.
sr PyyERsBURG, Dec 30.-General Kaulbars has been
atfacl. 10 the stan Grand Duke Vladnir' eldest
bi other OF the Gar.
PARIS Dec 3O.-Madagascar has concluded arrange
meuts for obalninR loan of @3U000O0 for twcnty nve
YEAR, st sir Der cent per from the Conpt0r Es
sonp or Psris eeny therefor the eustons reyo
sues e stx u dc Madagascar ports of ths sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 80 (>peciai.-George Eyster died
Yesterday after short illness in his ftyfOnrth year.
He was educated at Pennsylvania College, studied law,
and served for a short time as District Attorney OF Frank
lin County He served for seventeen years ~ Assistant
United States Treasurer In this city, and was recently re-
moved by President Cleveland mako for DEM
ocrat His immediate death caused by an overdose
of aconite which he had taken 10 relieve pain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
CONNECTION IN A HOTEL.

fire broke out last night at 1890 o'clock in hotel at
No l46 Avenue G, owned by William Fritzel The house
was sxstory onc crowded with dodgers and there was
great excitement among them. Thomas DOnclly age
nineteen iuuped from top-stOry window and landed
sign at the third story, hanging there until he could be
pulled in. He taken to Bellevue Hospital The loss
TO the hotel amounted TO 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE IN GERMANY.

NEARLY TWO HUNDRED PERSONS PERIsHING IN A
STORM
BERLIN. Dec 3O-The removal OF the snow which fell
in the late has revealed an appalling loss OF
life Many travellers were overtaken by the storm.
Fifty bodies have been found In Saxony, thirty In
Thuringia and forty in Southern Germany II Is cst-
mated that the total of life will be nearly 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

INDICTED FOR Az ONO TALLHSHEET FORGERY
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 30.-A special Grand Jury to-
day returned indictments against Algernon Granville
r. b. Montgomery, Otto Horn, b. ii. Marriott and Z. X
MONTGOMERY charged with forging tally sheet OF
Precinct A, Thirteenth Ward at the election one year ago
last fall. John Francis and Doc Canpbe TWO con-
yicts were also indicted for the offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
REPORTED BATTLE IN MEXICO.

4 HIGHT BTTWEEN MEXICAN TROOPS AND RENOLC-
TIoNIsTs-MANY MEN KILLED.
NoGNEs. Dec 30-A report has been received here to
the effect that Mexican troops and revoutioniss have
had fight in sinaloa, Mexico and that many men were
killed on both sides The report is uncOnf1rmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
Mr.. GLApsToNE's MAGNANIMITY.

LONDON Dec 3O-Mr. Gladstone, replying to letter
sr,cis,no Iobn Bight's action the Irish question,
says: There is only one reason why remain silent
and the kind and loyal aid often gave do not
mean n can avoid it, TO write speak one word that
could possibly uye him pain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
GOVERNOR ROBINSON ENTERTAINED.

GOVERNOK RUBINSUN ENILRIIINHD'
Boston, Dec 30.-The Republican State Committee
this afternoon gave complimentary dinner to Governor
Robinson About fifty persons were present. including
the Of the State Committee for next year and
ak state just elected Mayor Could chairman OF
4 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

the State Inspector employed under the now law pro
h,bting the sale Of oleomargarine. is prosecuting all
offenders with vgor Tofey says the receap.
of fines inflicted for violations Of this law average ne'
ST. 900 "a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
p.rrl AppEARANCE POSTPONED.

CITY or MEXICO, Dec. 80 via Galveston.-Mme. fatu
did not sing tonight owing TO indisposition. Many
are being shown her by the President the Gov
ernor OF the Federal District and other high officials
Seats are st selling for than double their original
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

THE EBW-JERSEY OLEOBARGARINE Law
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Dec 30.-Profcssor ". X Newton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31

FIRE on THE STEAMER CITY OF CHESTER
ItvERpooI Dec 3O-Firc in the store cabin OF the
In,nan steamer City OF Chester in Alexandra Dock to-
day did much damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
CRIMES And CASUALTIES.
srARRED BY A DRUNKEN FGIENI

FTABBED I.IENUs
IOlusyIIIK KY Dec so tSpec,0il. .-Thedore Richards
was stabbed last night the heart by Nick Burns
drunken friend whom lie trying " take homo. Rchads
will die Burns has only one arm.
DECOYED FROM HER HOME BY MINISTER
CHICAGO Dec. 3O-Mss Fanny Mat,hewa Age twenty who
eoped with C. Is Of Lynn. Ill., has been
placed ia her mothers care by the Pnkerton Dc,ectve
Agency. beaIs, who nifty years old, had we aud
family He always made welcome In the Matthew
family gained the permission of Mr. Ana rs
otlews Fannie be his ansDueDsis. Fannie
cupied position sometime but al ast went away ron
East lo Nh friends The pastor Disappeared
few DAYS aud suspicion was aroused for The nft une
The couple ifacod 10 Alma ARK and nnaiy 10 London
Ont whero ths young MAS arrested. The man wes
allowed " 70. -..+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-31
FIVE PERSONS KILLED AT A FIRE.

FIVE PEKSONS hILIrD M ~ f''1'
LISBON Dec 3O.-Five persons were Killed ana num-
ber OF nremen were injured to-day at a nre winch ae-
s;royed q large block Of buildings III this city