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New-York tribune., 1890-03-23

REQUIRES notice, except that the Ministry again
contrved to get itself beaten in the House Of
Commons this time on trivial motion respecting
rights of way in Scotland
Lord Hartingtons Royal Commission, appointed
to inquire into the great naval and military de-
partments, has made long report 1t may be
summed UP in the statement that neither the
War Oficc the Admiralty is well organized, and
that neither o-opeTaes with the other, nor could
DO so effectively should war break out. They
discuss, but do not agree upon, remedies for what
they describe as an unsatisfactory and dangerous
condition of affairs. What they do concur IN ID
o general proposal for reorganization In such a
manner as to make somebody responsible Tor the
proper conduct of naval and military affairs, Il
recommendation as vague as it is sound Inc
usual fate of such reports in England is to be
discussed and shclved. Nothing Is SO strong %
vested abuse.
The rumor of Lord Wolscley's probable ap-
pointment as commandcr-i r-in-chef OF the FORCES IN
Ireland is startling if true. That able soldier is
known TO hold strong opinions about the govern
ment of Ireland Unlike Bright, he believes
that force is remedy, and would, perhaps, be
only too ready to use 1t. As, however. the mill
tary are held strictly under civil orders, Lord
Wolseleys zeal would scarcely have chance
to Show itself
Mr. Herbert, the Oldest of the Royal Acadc-
micians. died on Monday. He had once con-
siderable reputation. and painted some good pct
ures. He painted remarkable frcsco In the
Peers roblng-room Moses breaking the tables
of the law. while his oil painting of the Judg-
ment of Daniel" in the House Of Lords is one
of the worst performances known down 10 that
time OF late years lie often surpassed this IN
badness and the Academy, obliged 70 hang his
pictures, was in despair. 1t was moreover. Mt.
Eerbert's popularity 70 consider every modern
artist his own inferior He was eighty years old.
The Duke Of Manchester died last night at
Naples and Lord Vaudeville succeeds to the title
So little was this event thought near that the
Dukes son, Lord Charles Montague. who set out
for Naples early this week had stopped IN Paris.
and Lady Vaudeville was at Mrs. Adair's party
last evening, all unaware Of what had happened
Ii is a death which may affect the future OF at
least one very important parsonage lot connected
with the family. It's other social Influences can
not but hc numerous. The Duchess Of Man
chester, who now becomes DowaSer Duchess
is one of the most conspicuous and powerful Of
those few ladies who can be called IradcIs Of So
ciety. in which the new Duchess has also lons
played a brilliant part g. W. 5.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
TO ne plrRrrrD or HOMESTEAD RIGHTS

Kan.as city. March - \ dispatch 10 The Times
f-ou, I,,,cnuoiih .a,-. General Merritt. command
ing the Department of the NJ .oull haa Just made
public an important order that VIII cause CONSERVATION
among the boomers who entered the "trip recently and
Who are to Joe 'lc,icd thclciiom by ue ncd Hi"i"-
troops. General Merritt a h- order quot, from Tie
act Of Con-fc-, ny which the Cherokee 'omni'- ION
va, created which provide for the forfeiture "i u'
home tcad right of all Who enter the "trip i'i"i" II
j. formally opened :, .cttlcmcni III conclusion ten
..r,l Merritt direct. That all oi ci, and military agents
If the Goyc~mcnt ln oicrtue intruder, mAA" c"i'iul
record If the name, aud former rc-Nrn'cr "t tc-'
iutludcfr, NcIi.lnH their report lu "u'h MANNER
be "a a-.urrd Of the identify pi the per ana 10
forward the .Anc 10 headquarters 300 order tlhi inc
law against such person. may be ii.dy enforced.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
,rtv oPc.yIZ tyIpN Of COAL MINERS

potf.vlll. Penn. March -. \ new labor union.
called the Workugueu', benevolent ana Protective
Assoei4tlnu va. formed here to day. Forty one del"
gafc- representing the cnfr" antlractc coal region
la flu, state met convention, organized the a,-0
,intion and adopted rc,outioH,. Til, new oreaniM
ton which is be- open one. 3, t. take the pace
Of the old Miners and Laborcia' AmilSa"ht'd Ass"
cation and also the knight, OF Labor. Branches "i
fhc.c organizsiion, have been I'm existence here but
never nuur,.hcd ana the effort. t. organize labor
fhronghou this part IF the region nave hc"n IN the
main uusurec,Sfil The now organization Will adNO-
cate and encourage the principle of arbitration pu a
eoncihtnry basis. and Will cultlvu" a closer fcld
tonshlp between employer ana cmpovr.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
ZEN. CROOKS DEATH ANNOUNCED TO THE ARMY

Washington. March -. The secretary Of War to
day issued an order to the Army announcing the
death Of General Crook. After skctchins the career
OF General Crook the order continues:
General Crook A. truthful, a sincere as he
va, fralles- and brave combined qualities admirably
citing him for the dutic, IN when he was 50 long
engaged upon the frontier lie could treat with tho
Ind ans successfully. for their faith In his honesty in
The council va, ,tr0u- their fear OF his courage
,nd sagacif} IN the field. \ true soldier. good
citizen. faithful 10 duty. upright OF purpose, con
sdrrAtc his iufcriOr~. simple and modest IN hi,
drneanOr toward, All. h> liir and cNLnpl" may well
be commended 10 all young men. and especially those
Of the army I'm which he honorably served.
The nts will bo placed at half stan at all military
post, and stations. and thirteen minute guns will be
red on the day after the receipt OF this order and
the usual badge OF mourning VIII be worn for thirty
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
NEW rDJTORS or TIE rtSSiV LIT

Princeton y. j.. March =. (Spccian-Thc new board
~ editors OF The Na->au Literary Magazine were
elected to- day hy the retiring board OF editors Tile
magazine is published by the senior class ana Is
Issued once a month during the collegiate year Ihc
editors elect are Jane. Earncs, New York, James H.
Dunham. New Jersey james G. Meyers. 'Pcnn'yiNanh :
George IT, stephens Pcnnsylvana, George Il. Wallace
Pcnn,vl vlNaua George Wheeler pcnn-N lvania, first
alternate. Mushcch NJ. Nina ian Turkey second
alternate Edward " Evans. Jr.. New Jersey Tie
managing editor, Of the board are Durham and
Wallace. . 80
Ihe senior prize essay men Of the Wing Literary
.o.ictv havr hnen announced follows: John 4.
Richcr Of Dnsburg. Penn. first prize. and Francis
Palmer, Of Maine. second prize.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
not 70 BE ExlLrp WIFI LnrEn.. y SIZE HorED

san Francisco. March -. pr. =. ". whitney, Of
Honolulu. who arrived hero on the steamer Nus
tralla csicrcav says that sister Iot" Gertrude, tho
English cirl who Wa anxious 20 nurse lcpcr, al
MolokAi Will not become un exile in the lci"r settle
mcu, and pcrhap, die there, as She expected. Tao
settlement Of Nolotn !. IN charge Of e.tfs Of tho
Sacred Heart Who maintained there hy tnc
Hawaiian Government. and sister Roe Gertrude
hcloucs to another order the Doul4icau sister .lc
could not De admitted. She f.. therefor" AZ hHllil.
receiving -tHtiou for cprr, or those Who are sup
posed L. hav. contracted the disease. Dr. MhitncT
add that .Ac !, comfortable ~ kAll. and i' bot
isolated although she g. disappointed 10 her cApoc-
tauOnA.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
y.w YORK COMPANIES TycORpoR TIED

Albany March 81 Certificates Of incorporation OF
the following companies filed to-day in the Office
4 the secretary Of state:
The Ari,aipa Mining Company Of New York. with
capital stock Of 100000. The trustees for the first
yrar are Joseph ". Goddard and Warren y. Goddard
If Sew Norh and John Heard, r.. Of Mctfort. Mass
The william j. Mathc,on Company U.imitcdi Of
vew York. with a capital stock OF $50 600, formed
for the manuftcturc and sale of aulInc color,, dye
-tnfs dye wood. extracts ctc. The incor
uort;nrS ar, benjamin u. Bacon sanford ii. steel
i,,orrc y Eln,haW Frank II. Eimuuds and benjamin
Williams.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23

ber before being ovcrpowcred by the fcrocous best
An old explorer named McManus, who has llNed ~
Rat Portage for years, has been absent on inc iRc
for longer time than usual, ard II i feared that u Is
he who has fallen victim - the wolves. IN lhuidn
from Rat Portage IS also missing ana II may De nc
who has met such horrible death. but the revolver
and remnants Of clothing, il Is said resemble toSc
worn by McManus. The revolver also looks Ike inc
weapon he had when last seen.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
yrRDrRre GE7S 4 LIFE SENTENCE

Boston. March - lSpccaD.-A murder case was
quickly disposed Of al salem 10 day. Thomas j.
Dempsey was arracucd for the murder of hi, brother
I'm law Clarence y. Wiley. lat october. Dempsey
pleaded euly Of nurdcr ia the second degree and re-
ccivcd a life sentence. The murder committed
AZ Bradford While al the supper table Dempsey fired
,,rcc .h,, AZ wiley innirting three wounds either
Of which would have proved fatal. Wiley died on the
next dav Dempsey J, a young man. a native OF
New orleans IN, parents being natives Of Ireland. He
Va. a shoemaker hy trade ana bOaricd with Wiley.
The trouble between the two arose from Wilcys de
uandlng payment Of board.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
BILLS THAT NAVE REcouE LAWS

Albany, March -. The following bills become avs
Ia day
Chapter IL Amending the Revised statutes relative
To c.int"- ln dover.
Chapitr 81 \mcndln- the Code OF Civil Procedure
relating To- the settlement of accounts of general
guardians. go
Chapter G3 Incorporating the Cathedral Of All
saint, I'm the city and diocese of Albany.
Chapter 81 Amending the charter ol the city OF
Albany.
Chapter Co Amending the law for the construction
Of "a yladuct on Hawk It.. IN the city of Albany.
Chapter 80 Amending the law providing for the
incorporation of religion, ,o'ictlcs
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
UrR rGfyrS DIE To INSANITY.

PouchLccpsic, y. y. March - special Julia Ap-
pcby the girl who f. under indictment f'r arson ANA
attempted murder. awaiting trial. Va, today adlHds"
lu. lnc hv Ds, i. r. Wilson and william trancr. ana
committed 10 the HUDSON River state Hospital She
d. ,h,,.,d with having ,ct fire 10 the bed ~ Mr..
t,eorgc d. townsend. hy whom ,hc cup.p' Cd ~'N
eral months ago and also with hating attempted 10
tO1-tr that lady -hr denies these charrr- and -afS
Tint shc doe, not remcubcr ANYTHING about either ."
currrn,e she has been snhl"ct 10 epilepsy fi SOM"
time ON Inc back Of her head I, depression IN the
skull caused by a fall a stone when she was young.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
rrJLD,yG STRIKE EXPECTED ~ Bosroy.

Eo.ton March -. That there VIII be A general
strike in the building trade here during the season
Of 1880 seems inevitable. The plastcrcis and car
ncuters recently demanded that eight hours shall
constitute "A DAYS work after April and Nav !.
Both trades expected 10 secure Their demands without
troullc but the Carpenters builders Association voted
,c- d,v not t. grant the eight hour demands. The
association also determined that 40 member should
sign a contract that did not contain strike clause.
The woykmen will resort 10 extreme measures 70
obtain what thar ask.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
A crcLnNE II Nnf-TH CAROLLNA.

Charottc N c. March IA dispatch to " The
Chronicle from chester. C.. says: Il" \ destructive
cyclonc passed over the village OF Edscmoor, near
Chester this afternoon. Fourteen houses wcro blown
dawn A negro named James Miller was killed. and
several person, were seriously injured. The roof Of
thc Georgia. Carolina and Northern station was blown
hof a mile away. Robinson Eros store. and
Dirkry', drug store totally demolished. Edge
,noor's now church also destroyed"
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
BONES OF A MAN AND SEVEN WOLVES.

Winnipeg. March CA few days AGO party Of
loggcrs stumbled pile Of bones the south side
Of Lake Of the Woods. The bones consisted Of i
human skeleton and the skeletons of seven wOlVe..
4 revolver and seven empty cartridge shells were
lying near the former and 1t Ia supposed that the
man was attacked by pack Of wolves and had madc
desnerata fcht for Life. kllng Eeyen Of their mum.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
STUDENTS RIOTING IN ST. PETERSBURG.
FIVE HUNDRED OF THEN AREEsrED-1NslsTlN'
on RESTORATION OF LIBERAL
REGULATIONS.

St. Petersburg March 22.-Thc students Of the Uni
vcrsity and Academy of Agriculture engaged III
serious riot here yesterday. The students insist upon
the restoration of the liberal regulations of l7"3'
and the refusal Of the authorities to comply with their
demand led T. the outbreak. Five hundred students
were arrested and imprisoned Troops guard tno
streets IN the vicinity Of the university and all frame
In the ncighborhcod Is stopped The newspapers
mike no mention Of the disturbance
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
sr,rrycEn EoR EKREzzLIxG rRrsr rrNps.

Cincinnati March "2.-Judgc Bates. Of the Common
Pleas Court. today sentenced TO the pcncntiary for
two and one half William II. MNcrs. II" had
been convicted Of cmbclzlne funds amounting Ia tlt
600 held by him ~ guardian of minor children The
defence was lack Of evil intcnt-that the money
inycstcd In business and disaster followed, Tho Court
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
Loss OF LIE At ~FA.

Dundee, March 22.-The coasting steamer Ethel
Gwendolnc founded or Eatffay Head. County OF Abcf
deem yesterday. Several Of her crew drowned.
London March 22.1hc British steamer Nireni from
sulina RuuIa,-- tnr, London has been abandoned a.
sea, with her shaft bIohcu. The captain and eight Of
her crew have landed IeiTOl. The mate and four
teen other men belonging - the steamer were lost.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
THE FRANCO TURKISH TREATY.

Paris. March o. When the Interpolation IN regard
10 the Franco Turkish commercial treaty j, submitted
70 the Government IN the Chamber Of Deputies, The
Cabinet VIII explain that wine made from dried grape
might be subjected % an internal duty by which
French wine growers would be prDtccicd, and the
abandonment If the advantage, secured u France by
he treaty Of ,O2 WOlId be aNOldcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
NoRrGAGryc; CANADIAN FARMS.

Kingston Ont, March 1t Is reported that many
farmers in the nclgborhood Of this place, owing to
their heavy Indebtedness orteaglng their farms
and leaving for the United states
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
A xInIL1,r rrosEcrrIox AnAxDoyED.

st. Petersburg March 92.-Ihc Government has
abandoned the prosecution o the woman Tchebrkova,
who was charged with writing and sending to the
Car letter, threatening that unless he modified his
rcactonary policy, he would meet the fate OF Peter
ILL., Paul !, and Alexander II.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
Y. MARCH %, TWENTY-FIVE PAGES

in sentencing the prisoner, said he was man @ WHO
was not criminal in the ordinary sense lMc pcl
entiary is no place for him. he would be better ou.
taking care of his family. But the security OF tris'
funds must be protected by an emphatic conuena
zion of such gross and outrageous misuse as appeared
in this case Mr.. Myers has always held position
of respect In the community
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
THE ILLINOIS IL COLLISION.

London. March 32.-Thc steamer Illinois. captain
Spencer, from Antwerp for Ncw,iork. arrived aI
Plymouth today with her stem badly twisted to port
The forc-compartmcnt Of the Illinois l. hed "l'i'
water She was in COLI ,ion with an unknown steamer
of EddystOnc. The latter vessel was sHshuS
DANA scd.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
GENERAL NrHENCK I'LL or PNEr EONIA.

Washington. March 22.-Gcncral Robert a. schcnclS
formerly Minister to England. is reported to be dan
rrronsly III with pneumonia at his home In this city,
and his friends are much alarmed as to the result.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
CIOSrVG 4 rEtrH CRATE FACTORY.

Laurel pei. March - Clccian.-Owing 10 the
killing OF peaches by the recent cold snaps. Marvel
a. sons have Indefinitely closed their basket and crate
rlIIs. throwing nearly 200 employees out OF work.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
FORGED NOTES hFLoAT IL SPAIN.

Madrid. March 93.-TOrgcd notes 20 the amount Of
500 900 pcsctas have been discovered IN package OF
funds brought to bank here from Seville.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
WORK OF THE LABOR CONFERENCE.

Berlin. March 22.-Ihc Labor Conference has adopted
a resolution favoring the prohibition Of the employ
ment Of children under twelve Of IN factories
and mines.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
SEVEN GUINEA, FOR A LETTER nY wASIINGTON

London March GA letter written pv George
WashngtOn al Phil.dcphla IN 1893 introducing
Winstanlv, the painter. to the commander AT George
town was sold for guinea at SOthcby's to-day
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
SEED FOR NORTHWEST FARMERS.

Ottawa ont March 2o.-Thc Government has dc
cdcd 70 expcnd $40 900 more or $50 600 in all, Ia
purchasing seed wheat for Northwest farmers.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
THE ORANGE 1ycogpoRATIoy FILL

Ottawa Ont, March 2e.-Ghc Orange Incorporation
bill received It's third reading the senate yesterday
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
,.,- ,r.-r-.rrp or pt-pr-C. vOpYa

TO be PRU~>fAN MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Berlin March 32.-Thc "Tagcbatt' says that Gen.
eral COLI will succeed Herr Won Maybach Prus-ial
Minister of Public Works General coli was in the
United state. in -75 and 1-7G. studying the operation
Of the railroads Of that country.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
ENTRANCE OF THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY
UPON OFFICE.

END OF THE COAL MINERS STRIKE IN ENGLAND
THE TORY coNFERENCE-PARL1AMEN
1NcIpENrs-THE WAR AND NAVY DE-
pARTMENTs-LORD woLsELEY AND
IRELAND - Mr.. HERBERT'S
DEATH-THE DUKE OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
A MUsEMENTs.

A GREAT AcToR CoMIsG.-Joseph Haw-
orth has made the great success OF his
career of Paul Kauvar." 1t is great
play. and in the title role Haworth has
made the reputation of being one of the
greatest actors of this generation. While
it is a grand play. the st. Louis Globe Dem
oc,as says: But tue play would lose half
its strength and charm without Haworth.
The character of Paul kauvar requires
delicate skill. fine vigor and thorough en-
thusiasm of heroic romance to give it the
full measure of strength il possesses.
Haworth more than fills il. He
Eliminates and makes it shine
with the fervor. intensity and
high spirit of the devoted and
patriotic Frenchman. He has a voice
which responds to emotion rs readily as
the strings of . violin to the bow. Mr..
Haworth is original in his methods and
adds 10 his work artistic and intelligent
touches which are eloquent of interpreta-
ton. Vigorous, intelligent. with what may
be called the artistic instinct and inspira-
ton, II remains only with Mr.. Haworth to
step easily to the front. not only as q
romantic actor. but as a tragedian. No
other young actor has his versatile powers. !"
Mr.. Haworth and his company will be at
Turner hall next Wednesday and Thurs
day evening. He is by far the best actor
ever seen here, and as he appears in great
play the theater should be packed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Health Officer Grant yesterday sent
John Hurley to Providence hospital, suffer
ing with pleurisy.
A large burg. ar-proof steel safe for the
Peoples Savings bank arrived yesterda y
from Cincinnati. Ohio
wohomeste sd entries, three pre-emption
filings and one timber land application
were recorded at the land Office yesterday.
A competent miliwright with small cap
ital 10 lake an interest in . new mill. can
learn something to bis interest by calling
on smith & McCargsr. los Cherry street
The county auditor yesterday issued
licenses to wed for Gregory Aib-eeht and
Mary Hoffman, ana H. C. Myers and
Mary VI. Stewart Late yesterday after
noon Justice Miller married I'll. c. Myers
and Mary N. stewart
Mr.. Samuel A. Wells. recently appointed
clerk of the dlstFics court for the es-tern
division at Spokane Falls. IL IN the city.
He Is here for the purpose OF comforting
with Clerk of Court Hopkins upoa matters
pertaining to federal business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
THE NEW SCHOOLS.
Vote on the Issue of Bonds This
Afternoon.
AFTER ONE---BEFORE SEVEN.
rhe Propos.l Ia Issue ESQ. 600 Worth
OF Bonds To Erect New schools
and Buy More sites.
AFTER oNE---6EFORE SEVEN.

The special school election on the is
suance of bonds in the sum of 1000
takes place today. The Armory has been
selected for the voting place. and the polls
will open ct O'Clock p. m and will close
at O'Clock p. m. The members
of the school board will in per-
son receive the ballots and count
them. Two sets Of ballots, one containing
the words, Indebtedness. yes" and the
other, indebtedness, no." have been
printed. Little interest is taken in the
election, and there is no opposition to in
curing the Indebtedness. so far as known.
Consequently very light vote will be
polled. A three-ffths vote is necessary to
carry the question either way, and the di-
rectors are confident that more than that
number of all who vote will cast their bal
lots in favor of the proposition
OF the amount of bonds which the school
board desires to issue, 500, goo is wanted to
paw for the four new school buildings, and
$50. 600 for the purchase OF sites for future
use. The plans for the new buildings have
already been drawn. and everything Is In
readiness to call for bids for their con-
struction. They are ell to be eight-room
frame bnildinge.
1t has been planned to locate one on
each of the following sites: Block a.
MERGERS addition; block "a. in L. Pontius'
addition; block Is. in Renton addition,
ana block IL, in Jackson street addition.
In regard to the SO. 600 for use In pur-
chasing sites. the members of the school
board are unanimous In the opiaion that
before two years number Of new sites win
be needed and they think II would be q
wise policy to purchase them soon and
save the difference in prices between now
and the time that they will be needed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

THE NEW ENGINE HOUSES.
Work ON All Five Buildings Progressing
Finely.
The work of building the five new engine
houses for the city Is progressing rapidly,
the good weather making il possible to
keep large forces Of workmen on all of
them.
The central station, on Columbia street
near Seventh. has its strong stone founda-
ton. practically completed, though few
more stones are yet to be laid Yesterday
the first door joists were placed in position,
and the superstructure viii Be commenced
today.
The Main street engine house. on Main
and Tenth. will be completed by May l. II
has its carpenter work nearly all finished
and painters are now 1T work on the prim-
ing coat of paint Architect Alexander in
tends to have the roof painted green, the
gables red and the body palmer color.
The tower of the house is one of its hand
soonest features.
The frame of the Pine street engine
house is oil up and the house will be fin
ished in Q few weeks.
The Battery street and the Broadway
houses are also being pushed rapidly to
completion. and will be ready for occupancy
by June /.