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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
THE lottery INTESIIGA rTON.
oNu THOUSAND POLITICAL Fu>ERtL- ~ SIGHT
~ NOETU DAKOTA.

Minneapolis. Mimi, Feb 11.-"The Journals Iis
march, y. D.. dispatch saws: " Late lat night the
senate Iuc. tgating Committee took up the charges
Of bribery m connection with the lottery scheme.
Representative buchanan Wa, before tho committee,
lut bee knew nothing. Mr. Nanhurn. clerk from
sargent County. did not want to tlAc the oath uuil
lo had consulted lawyer, bat Was finally persuaded
b. Do lie had charged bribery freely n the lobby.
bat dIyulgcd nothing under clo.c examination. TIE
House doorlccpcr rhachcr Wlt another Who dd mot
know anything Another witness said hc understood
that H. r. Lyons. cashier Of the First National Bank
at Fargo. had offered $1,000 {" a m"ubcr to vote
AGAINST tine bll. Chairman Robinson Of the commit
t.c SAWS he vas made member Of the committee
without hi, huoWledlc or consent lie viii put a
no,Icc DOB The local newspaper inviting every ono
who h- any kLOWlDdgc of bribery In connection with
tic Lottery bil 10 come forward and testify TWO
detective wilson and CIcary, have been summoned
and wilson's testimony is expected to make a great
e,.u-atlou II hc can Dec induced 10 tell the truth His
ct idcncc is expected to implitHlc some prominent
people Dennis IIonnfu. the '>Watt"r Governor of
Dakota says there are ltO'o poIi'A funerals IN
sight"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

New-IIavcn, Feb. II Oopecilp.-Thc Central Union
Company, which was incorporated at the last session
II the Connecticut legislature, for the purpose Of
consolidating aud controlling railroads I'm ohio, has
secured the Cincinnati. Hamilton and DAYTON, tho
Daytou, Fort WAYNE and Chicago, the Dayton and
Iuiuu and the indianapolis, Decatur and Western
maxim, Iu 40 about I5OO miles Of road. The IN
cY.plrator- Of the company are y. \. Baldwin. Will
lnl j. Mitchell. Charlie, II. rrovbriigc, stephen
whitney ,.d George NJ. Guun. The main Office will
DID. IN = tlty.
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Not BOUND BY ASSOCIATION RULE

Chicago. Feb LITTLE president, Of the lines In
the Interstate Railway Association, at meeting here
to day unanimously accepted the designations from
the association Of the mon Pacific and Chicago and
Northwctcr Railroads, to take effect by the terms OF
their notices of withdrawal February % and 26,
respectively.
At "a meeting Of Western Freight Bureau to-day the
Burlington and Northern Railroad asked permission
10 make "a reduction OF 33 - per cent IN the rates
hrtVrcu ChI,aco and ~ Paul. The application vas
rejected and the general manager OF the road At Ouco
gave notice that h0 would make the proposed reduction
a the crd Of ten day, under the terms Of the agree
uput between the lines iu interest.
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TIE MYSTERY NOT SOLVFD YET.

Police captain Reilly and Detectives Brett ard
Hayes. Of the Nineteenth Precinct aided by thrce
detective scrscants from Headquarters were not ~ q
to make any progress yesterday n the search for 800
supposed murererS Of Jane, DchhrA rrcnor. They
were convinced that MIR. TrenOr toll the truth n
Monday when NE went 20 Del, room In The brl,ti .--
house No. IL East Nnctc nth st. and said he had tn
knocked down ia Forty eighth ST. VI Two ne. N.o
tried " rob him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
EAnRnAn rI.ILnING Isl vIRGINIA

Richmond. Feb. II DNpco.ar The prredcn OF the
South Atlantic and ohio Railroad is i'm the city. II,
says the line Will l' completed from Bristol 10 Bls
Stone cap and the cars running ON May / next.
Application has been made 10 the Virginia Legs
Eiturc Tor charter for a new railroad To run from
ts city to Norfolk along the south side of the James
River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
TEST OF TIE PRISON DYNAMOS.
ANIMALS QUICKLY KILLED REsUsCITATIoN IN.

Albany, y. y, Feb. IL (SpccaD.-Gcncril Austin
Lathrop. superintendent OF Prisons, made public 10
dag an Interesting report upon the efficiency Of the
electrical dynamOs which have been pls1cd IN tie
state prisons at sing sing, Auburn and DanncmOrn
for the execution Of muidcIcrs. This report wa
prepared al his request By DR.. Carlos +. Macdonald
A. D. Rockwell, and Lewis IL. Landy. They are
unanimously Of the opinion that the electrical MA
chimes viii fulfil their purpose. Experiments were
made with animals which -atishcd them OF tls fact
The results Of Tie tests are given in the following
table:
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HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST 4 ROAD

Monroe. La. Feb. lin the OF Mrs McFee
against the Nicksburg shreveport and Pacific Rail.
road. the lury 10 day returned verdict In favor e
the plaintiff for 10000. The pautin's only son. a
fireman the road. killed by az engine turning
over mn and ,caldiug him 10 death. lie was
the second of the plaintiff Killed 10y the defendants
ft.4I
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CLAIM, AGAINST THE IOWA ROADS.

Chca-o Feb II D~peoal.-The suits against tho
Iowa railroads for damages under the rebate system
aye rapidly accumulltlGc over $4,000 already
stand. against tho Chicago and Northwestern. Claims
A:y being filed from shippers far east Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12

Notice has been given hy the secretary that The
thirty 18th annual meeting Of the American AsSoca-
tion u General Passenger ana Ticket Agents will
be held ia the city Of Mexico on Tuesday. March i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
THE GpAIvEATE FROM KANSAS.

Knuea, CITY. No.. Feb. 1f.-Mi~,0uri Pacific has re-
duccd the rate on grain about 10 per cent from all
Kaasa- points to Chicago. Under the order which
VIII De effective ON February 20 the new rate mast
exceed - cent, per 100. fall short % 20 cents
The usual diic,cntIa to other points VIII rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-12
TSCHIGORIN IN THE LEAD.
FULL SCORES OF THE SIXTEENTH AND SEVEN.
TENTH GAMES.

Havana Feb 1.-THE twentieth game in the match.
which was adjourned last night, was resumed to-day.
II appears that neither competitor succeeded In getting
any advantage in the opening The Russian. how
ever got the best toward the close and. after sixty
three moves lie scored his eighth win, thereby leading
Gun-bers By one game. The score is-TschlGorin ;.
Gunsberg :, drawn ..
Appended are the scores Of games sixteen and seveD-
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APPOINTED TO BE srpERrNrPXprNr.

George W West has been appointed superintendent
of motive power of the Sew orb ontario and Wc,..
crn Railway Company with his Office AZ Niddlctpwn.
y. Y The appointment takes effect ON February -.
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enlarge system. We can't get the right 10 eA-
tend under charter
The committee then adjourned. without coming
TO any decision upon the bill.
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Game XIX was sufficiently described in Yesterdays
Tribune. additional comments being therefore super
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REJOICING IN METHODIST.
SPEECHES AT TIE DEDICATION OF GREAT
BUILDING.


GETTY WARMLY ENROLLED FOR THE sue
CESS THEY HAVE ACHIEvED-soME OF
TIE wF1LKYowN MEN PRESENT.
rt,, This l. 70 he a memorable week in the history
~ fine Methodist Episcopal Church was maze eVucht
LIZ the interesting exercises last evening hl'ehuls "o
dedication II the milhondoar structure al f.'t""'c
and Twentieth st.. which Is to be the hoho oi 'c DIV"
Concern and the Missionary society Tor 'eh''S' "
Is hoped Tomorrow evening there VIII DC mass
meeting In tho Metropolitan opera House. ior which
NOR, than 900 invitations have already ucch ls'ueu.-
The dedicatory services were held IN the chapel at
No $50 Fifth ave. on the Nird floor Of the new build
lug T7T7 room seats comfortably between hVe ana
SIX hundred people. ard nearly every seat was n'eu'
Echhd the speakers were the PORTRAITS
Of John Wesley, the founder q Mcthodlsm' EIshop
McKcndrcc Bishop leddns, Bishop Asbnry' secretary
Durbin secretary Bangs and Wilbur FISK, wmie o."
. sides If the chapel the faces ~ other men eminent
m the history % the church looked down approvnsy
urou the proceedings. Above the guests OF h'h"i
VA. a beautiful nag which gracefully presented
10 the BuilGm. Commissioners by Mrs. Van pcn'eA'
a sister Of the wife Of DR. Hunt and accepted iy
General Clinton b. Fisk. The nag viii float from tle
stan above the building this morning
Among those who took part in the services or
tolncd in tnc solemn act Of dedication at the close
were ui,hop f. G.. Andrews, Dr. sanford Hunt and
Dr Homer Eaton the book gents lu this city, Dr.
Earl Cran,ton aud Dr.. ". r. stowe, book agents AZ
Cincinnati: Amos sLnhlc chairman Of the Book Com
,nittcc. ; A. Kcan Of chicago, Dr.. " D'C Crawford,
~, g. : Chudbouruc, OF Boston. Dr.
". F. Wmtock, General Clinton L. Fisk,
chairman Of the Building Commission; William
Uoyt, chairman Of the building Committee
d. H. X Carroll, Editor Of The Independent Dr.
J. ~ King President BUTT Of Drew seminary
DR.. Merritt Iiulnud, Or. l'ast. Or. Du Pas. Dr.
H. II. Moore Or. \. Z. Leonard George l. Scney'
ard Ex-Governor p. c. Lorn-tury, Of Connecticut
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
A TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
The sheriff Explains How a Prisoner
Escaped" from the Jail

\ prisoner named O'Malley, belong
ing to the Kent county Jail, under
sentence OF the police court, was picked
up drunk on the streets, just eight days
before the expiration of his time. To
the ordinary citizen, such an occurrence
might be regarded with suspicion. In
conversation with the sheriff yesterday,
TEIEGRAM-HEBALD reporter received
the following explanation:
''ln every city of any size, there are
one or mOIe unfortunates Of the
stamp Of this OMallcy, whose home j.
more at the Jail than anywhere else.
After repeatedly serving time for
drunkenness, they feel moro at nome
there than anywhere else. Unuer all
administrations from time memorial IN
this county, it has been tine custom TO
employ this class of persons To do the
chores and menlal service around the
lall. Life is thus rendered NOR, toler-
able To them, and they are ND e Of
some little use TO mankind in being
thus employed. This O'Mallcv IS one
of these men. He literally lives - the
county jail and would no moro tnink
OF making his escape from it ths e he
were dependent child. lie i de-
pendent child and a sort OF county
walt. The other day, OMallcy
had been employed, as usual, about the
Jail. As soon as he was missed. an
officer was sent for him, and he was
found in the hands of the police and
returned to jail. OF course ne was
drunk, Tor otherwise he would not have
abSentcd himself 50 long. There l.
nothing uncommon about the whole
affair, and, although the rccur-
renee Will not be invited. it
is not an impossibility. such
prisoners VIII be made use of for
such services as they can render. and
mere newspaper talk about it is too
contemplate TO bc noticed. O'Mallcv's :
absence was sort truancy, and cvcrv-
body connected with police administr
ton understands the situation, and II
fuss IS made over the matter, 1t rs b.
cause somebody simply loves to make a
fuss for fuses own sake"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
EVANCELISTIC PLUCK
Meeting Held at Hull, Canada,
Under DIFFICULTIES.
THREE PREACHERS BUTalsI TROOPS
How ths Protestant kssngeIists Got IA
Their HOrk, by the Ala OF the Police
@ad Troops, IA spite Of . Brutal
Mob 81 T0ughs.

OTTAWA. Ont Feb. l9.-The Protes-
t2nt Eyangelists held their meeting IN
Hull last night, undlsurbed. The
most pOrtentOus arrangements has been
made With that end in view The men,
bers OF the FoTy-third Regiment had
been notified 10 hold themselves IN
readiness 10 be called out. and a large
force of police Was on hand. When tie
party got across the suspension bridge
that connects Ottawa with Hull they
were taken in hand by a detachment
OF the Montreal police aud escorted
10 the hall which they had chosen a
the scene OF their operations. During
the day some rOughs gained access 10
L, and broke the lamps and smashed
the stove, bat the authorities replaced
them. The Dominion police were drawn
up before the little hall. The burly
Montreal men opened way through
the dense crowds which had collected
long before the hour. and IN a tree the
three men were safely delivered At the
hall. IL only holds about fifty persons
and less than that number were IN at
tendance. They sang ana e1pOundcd
the Scriptures according 90 their appre-
henson of It's meaning for ABOUT All
hour and a-half, and then closed. The
party was then led back 10 the bridge,
ana everybody heayed 3 sigh ot relief.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
POLICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Ms@tla. "a ed Last y i.ht-onesrs Elected
-IrSA&aFsrs A<p0rt.

Last evening occurred the annual
meeting u the Grand Rapids Police
Relief Ard Bene6t Assoc.auOn. in the
police court room. The business Of the
eo1rt sn1 Of the poloe department had
been klndiv accommodated T. the con
Eenleuce Of the meeting 2lo votes OF
thanks we're rendered Judge Holmes
and superintendent Eastman Tor their
COURTESY.
Ine secretary = report shows = mem
bersnp = ~ g, - % whom have received
benefits during the last year, IN sums
ranging fr0m : q Sl04. The dues for
the year have been o. Sd and the receI pts
for Initiation have been $40 T0ts
receipts, slsO75i total disbursements,
500 55.
The tre4suTer's report shows that
there was cash on hand al tie begin
u.ng or tae year, sl2l6.34. Deduct.ng
the disbursements, there Is left on
hand, S9Os.5Z. The total amount OF
SEX benefits Vas $500. The report
closes As follows,
at the rate orders have been paid IN
I the last year for sex benefits and ex-
I penses, the amount IN our treasury viii ,
I .u TWO or three years, be exhausted,
and unless the association prov ides
some means whereby 10 can be replen-
shed, We Viii have L. resort 10 An
assessment
The fund vas established originally, by
a couple OF successful entertainments
in Powers Opera House aud Hartman ;
7 Hall, from which Sl400 was realized
+ The dues are - cents per month and
Z the benefit Is per day IN ease of sick
ness The bcrallty OF these benefits
compared with the cost OF tnem, makes
10 dlhicult 10 keep the fund up 10 high
water mark. IL is thought that there
would Doe no improperly IN expecting
assistance from outside, such as IS llier-
ally rendered the tiremen. MANY more
individuals than are willing 10 recog-
nlLe lt are indebted 10 the vigilance
OF policemen. \ serious discussion
was had last evening.
at appears 10 me-" sasd President
DOughcrty, speaking of the matter,
"that the citizens generally appreciate
the general work OF tins department,
and would gladly show II If gwen a
chance" 10 j. probable that either n
ball or some other entertainment Will
be arranged to take place after Lent.
The election OF officers was next IN
order.
Patrick DOugherty was unanimously
reelected, and IN accepting the Office
he thanked the members IN a brief ad-
dress. He has hecn president of the
society ever since rs organization, which
was four years ago yesterday.
The other officers elected were: Vice
president, Dennis Nillalev; secretary,
j. L. Johnson; treasurer, George W.
Traxler. The board of directors elected
consists of Thomas Maher, James
Mooney, Timothy Madigan, George
Brown and Thomas Mccarthy. Officers
Sitter, Spencer "a SchOoey were ap-
pointed rs the sick committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20

T~e 0rsea Esplas Clussus Arrive a
eIexsNo.

- ~rtehN ia t'tA. AAtFfAt att4tf -
Hsx4eo-
son 70 the Halls u tac MouteEamas p
was the cry that gathered tae soldiers
about the stars saa sripe- m the WsT
of tao Jmted ststes ag4ust Me2lco.
"on 10 the Hats ~ TIE MonteEuInas
Is the peaceful watcnword that gathers
ara u--oa1s - Americans Ter friendly
visits = tns hepub.c. faria DAD years
nSs changed putlc sentiment, And
where, ia lSf-, lle Mexican people met
their nuNelcume guests With steel AnQ
lead. tnes are nov received Wltn ac-
KNOW ieGg gmeuts ~ pleasure and hosp
iaIH These pac nc inNaslous ot
American tourists are becoming more
ittqueat and fe L sall have dome
much O. change paolc opnoa here in
regard o. lae people iyng leNol1 the
laU NiraOde. lllerCQgr~e between the
TWO nations = api1iy hreaklDe down
tae banners 90 prejudice that have eX-
.sted nOl only here. bul a. Well ln tie
nJed States. Ihe people at tbe two
countries are beginning to understand
each other. winch Is a. lt should be.
On fTltsy night the Grafton eNcur-
son SIS, from Chicago. invaded th.s
city .n a special tram 81 Pullman sleep
ers, observation and dining cars. IAev
have, since they entered the- republic
~ D. faso, been lourneylug toward the
city lelsurely, stopping 81 Lacstecas
Aguas talientes, Leon. Slao, Gusns
luatO aud QueretarO. They had
seen many points Of interest
before reaching here, but now
il can truthfuly boz said they
have lust entered field of research n
ancient and modern history HAT has no
equal ON the American continent.
sigbt> wlll be unfoldod 10 them, that
possibly ihoy may have dreamed oi
bat never realized. They now arc upon
land whch was city before oxpiora
tons were commenced IN their own
country-wherc TOiteC and Aztec mon
arciis, SPANISH vlcoroys, native and for
elgn emperors, dlctators and presidents
have ruled ,uccessiKely.
Ia the careful hands OF Their local
guide, A. i. tiaxOet- they VIII see The
interesting city and hear Us history.
The party has had as a guide and
Interpreter through Mexico, Alfred
Raphael.
Nesterdayafternoon thedistncuished
excursionists visited the National
Museum from the hotel Iturbide, where
they are stopping, and today many oi
the party viii attend the bull-fght.
The party viii remain here until tho
llth, when It viii take I8trip over tic
Vera Cruz Railroad, returning here ou
the 10th 10 remain -four days longer.
Tie Tro Ecpybhcs, Ciw = N3ioo. IcL. g.
THE list OF the party includes \. l..
Avery and W. y. stevens, Of Grand
Rapids. .-Enl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-20
PALMERS MANIFESTO
Hs WI Return From Spain Before
Many Weeks
70 BE- GOVERNOR IS his AMBITION
wuIi4a LIsfsgstoas, Dr. Returns rom
"a Gatsrsis- VIA Palmer sna Ah-
a.asess ths L.Etsrs Ssadt-
a.sF Far GsssraSr-

Dxraorr. FEB. l9.-The Detroit Jar
Hal publishes tie fo.lONing interview
Hoa. william Livingstone, Jf.s has been
lyinz snug ever since hls return from
Europe last Friday The Journal called
on him al hs once. Yesterday. tie
1as very much Inclined % be ret.cent,
but during a ha.f hours conversation
leG fall some tnlngs which VII ue OF
great general interest IN Michigan.
Il vent % scotland f" he said, son
purely private business. When there /
nOuned Minister Palmer, VINO c1Dled
asking me - visit h.m az Madrid,
which I did vent 90 TAX WITH MIN
ister Palmer about our business inter
ests which are very closely .ntertNlned
Nv visit lad no political ,igulncance.
It did not change the current OF poll
t!cal events IA any way, nor VAS u *
ueeted 70 do So. OF course Wc talked
politics and exchanged views, bait L
was quite casually a. men 10 who have
NOT seen each other Tor some time, and
have many things OF interest 70 TAX
about.
After paying him a snort visit
vent % Paris o. see relatives After
ward I returned % SPAN and, together
with the minister and several trends,
took a trip through the south OF spain.
I went to tsibraltar aud Alg.ers also, bat
Palmer was taken SICK, and was Obliged
tO remain for A time ia seville.
The climate of Madrid l. very
changeable, aud does uOt suit the MN
i.ter's constitution AZ all. lie has been
far from wel.. During our trip We were
offered Official civlllties IN every place
a. which W stopped. We were also IN
yItcd Co A numbe. OF dinners. Some of
tine invitations were accepted, bat
others we're declined on account of the
minister's ndispOs.uOn.
What are Mr.. Palmer's intentions
for the futuref'
Well 70 : safe 20 say that ne Will not
remain lu SPAN much longer"
'tNiil he be- a candidate tor the Cub
eruatorial uOmnauOn when he returns
O. Detro to-
''IIe VIII"
"How will that affect Joseph B.
Moore's candidacy for the State Treas
urership'"
"Well, can not venture prediction.
The convention viii decide
"Was there ever ease where two
men from the same city ran on the
same state ucket2'
II know Of one. Alger and +. II.
Butler ran on the same ticket and both
we're elected. 10 Will hc for the con-
vcution to decide whether or not they
choose % run two men from Wayne
county"