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the administration of General Diaz has
fscnS all ria.,a". L. -. Ss 10 s
capital. ind9stry and con,nercc of
our ; neishhor and by . c,a~ing e.
vide them. II viii continue sc do. SO com
WINGED that such is the only rational l,sSl-
icy. But IL i'm the midst of these eiforts tn
the common bcneat. obstacles should
arise and interI,osc perhaps inconsiticr-
nbly, not by th. government Of tn:
the same nation. i'm such case. however
disaRrcsablc il might he to sis. and tn "a GER
si, tain Sx.en. , c"hirHry q; :" our ,m'srnar r.,
satisfaction To the Mexican people so
conservative i'm this matter. having shed
achieve independence and preserve the in.
tegrity of the territory; We should lind
ourselves under the stern necessity of
10 the acquisition by certain foreigners of
real estate concessions, etc.. as
far far. as snsasS,m1snt~ cement ,,r ,aircady % entered
might, however, bc Intercepted and show
ing Ind will on pur part toward the Amer
ican people when we are ON the contrary
animated by exactly tine opposite senti-
Inents. In orvier, thcrforc, tn avoid such
AN interruption under the Instructions Of
the president have made tho foregoing
The memorandum prepared 10y Minis
ter Romero for sicnor Mnriscale after his
tary then informed that minister that hi.
personal views and those of the United
States government with respect tn annex
alton OF Mexico were expressed in
his note to Mr.. Morgan. the
Cnitetl States minister To Mexico.
dated June I. 1881. and which was pub
lishcd i'm the. diplomatic correspondence
appended to the presidents message that
year. He added that the United States
government did not think even remotely
of acqiring any portion of Mexican ter
ritory and that il would not support any
project having such IN subject in view. as
the United States had all the ter
ritory they re<iuircd for their
pro0rcss and welfare, and desired
no more. The secretary of state further
stated that the United States government
could not prevent newspapers or citizens
of the country from saying what they
pleased OH that Or amy other subject. hut
that as regarding the acquisition of Mcxi-
can territory 10y the United States, hc felt
certain the statements Inad, were OF no
importance whatever. Public opinion
did not favor further acquisitions ami
even IL amy other administration should
favor them he thought II would meet with
no support in the country for such tlc-
sign.
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Opposing Miners Interests.

wh~nIN.ToN, March ia. I. Meyer.
president of tho Kansas City Refining ~
Smelling company. appeared before TIA"
coInInitt.s. oIi Wages and means this
morning and read "a statement expressive
.f smelling and refining Interests upon
the subject OF Mexican lead and silver
or.s. lie 'ontcnlssI that congress never
intended that silver containing lead
should tpc tiItiabls,. a. such had
been developed i'm this country when the
provision which was attacked was inserted
in tariff laws. Ii congress- would pass a
Law taxing this ore il would cripple the
smelling and refining interests. He there
fore requested, the committee. to let the
matter stand a. il does under tia" Ia II de
cisi,,n of the treasury aIcpa m..iit.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
a'On~ide rsstio of the Oklahoma 1871
-.Amrnsisssent.T Tnck ckesi Oo.

Consideration or the Oklahoma rsiIi
Amendments Tackled Oo.
wAsIINcToN, March 12.-Thc l,ous.. to-
slay. went into committee Of the whole on
the Oklahomn hill.
Morse ofIcrsssl an amendment proliil,it-
ing .:,oinssssiuction of Intoxicating liquors
into the territory of Oklahoma until other
wise prov i,led by law. Lost.
Kelley offered AN amendment prov iding
that tine general statutes of Kansas lin
stead of Ncbr.,skal shall extend over the
territory until after the first session Of the
Legislative assembly.
picklcr of South Dakota strongly aslvo-
Gated the amendment principally ON the
ground that il would extend to the new
territory the prol,ibitory laws OF Kansas.
Fitch said this was am attempt on the
part of tho advocates Of prohibition Ia win
committee. Th. laws of Nebraska. where
there was high license, had been selected
compromise. Now the gentlemen
whose hobby was prohibition attempted
to extend over Oklahoma the Kansas law.
which state after state voted il would not
accept. The question was whether the
of the committee in order To I,ls.s,sc the
gentlemen who were advocates Of prohi-
btion.
Funston declared i'm Kansas there was
not one open saloon. lie hoped the time
would SOON come when the republican
party would champion the cause OF prohi-
bition as il had "iis'npion'd tho ca,i~c Of
liberty.
Stewart offered ai amendments ,a- "a
substitute for Kclly's motion, providing
tliat section =. iSs of the revised statutes
shall t,c in for'c ir the territory until
after the Adjournment of the first session
of the Legislative assembly. Agreed to.
On motion OF Holman an amcu,lin"u mt
was adopted that provided that none of
the lands embraced i'm the territory shall
in,irs. to the use or benefit of railroad cor
porat except the right of way hereto
for granted. Pending further discussion
iotIrIn.tl.
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suro.d f.Tor.. Her slu.ban.i.. ~.

PoEr HrEo.. Mich. March T. N.r-.
Carlisle, .,n aged lady living three Iuil.-.
west of Marysviiic, while fiNiul. the fir
in stow. Sunday accidentally iguit.-l her
clothing and was so badly burned that she
died Monday. Her husband. the. only
other occupant of the hou-s'. witnessed the
whole occurrence. hut was Ipowerles- to
help her a. h. j. parnlytic and unable. to
move hand or foot. For three hours he
was compelled to witness the. eNcrutiating
agony OF his wife. When hi- daughter
returned from church medical aid wa,
summoned. but il WAS too, late.
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The Republican League.

NEW YORK. March President
Thurston. of the republican national
league. appointed the following sul,-cxc-
cutive committee tn manage the affairs of
the league for the coming year: James
A. Blanchard, chairman, New York; J.
Henry Gould, Massac achsisetts; &. w. Pat
ton. Illinois; J. +. Henderix. Pennsylva-
ley, Connecticut; Charles Pierce, Mis-
souri,; r. R. Owens, Michigan; r. r..
Byrnes. Minnesota +. &. Herwig. Lo,Iisi-
ana. President Thurston and Secretary
Humphreys are ex-ofiicio members of the
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IDAHO'S BILL.
what shc Minority NaSs so Say C.,nc~r ~rN-
Ing the Measure.

Ing the Measure.
wAsHINGroN. March Rcpr,.s..nta-
tive Manstir, on behalf of the minority Of
the committee ON territories, filed IA rs.-
port presenting objections to the pas-ag,.
81 the bill for the admission of Idaho
now pending in the house. In part, the,
report says: The prccisc point of differ
cncc between tho majority and minority
is this: That the majority approve the
provision which sicI'rivcs the citizen Of
from holding office aud prevents him
from serving on iirics for criminal com
duct imputed to him when he has
not been convicted OF such criminal
conduct. While the minority insist that
no citizen, being otherwise qualified.
should bc deprived of tl,es., rights and
privileges ou account of allcg.ssi crime
unless hc has been convicted Of such
crime Ivy sosnc court OF competent j,iris-
iiction and whcrc thc penalty for such
criuas, or port tbsrcof is essch slisasssslitles-
ton. The minority, while rcprs'liensiing
ns much IA amy of the majority can repre-
hcnsi. the ofrcnscs Of bigaIny and
poiygaIny and aiding and ahctting
such offcnscs, most respectfully sub
nit to the house that the
man who is accused OF bigamy.
aiding b9aIny or belonging to an a-ss,sia-
ton that encourages these .,tfcus..s is a.
much entitled to "a trial for that oHcu-. sls
il the man who IL charged with any other
Idaho is admitted il shall not h~. with "a
provision in the constitution which sic-
privcs the citizens of the right of suffrage,
ar right tai serve ON jurics and to hold office.
incarsc of the alleged Grim. of which the
party has not been convicted.
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tn k.Nnlnre Alaska.

NEW logk, March i2.-About April a
exp.,siition will leave this city for ths, rsrr-
pos. Of exploring the country lying t.,-
tween the CopIS'r river and the Yukon, u
central Alaska, u tract of country about
which nothing, IL known beyond th,ss
gathered from Indian legends Ths,
financial head il Frank Leslie's Weekiy
and .jndgs publishing company, and ths
party will IT,. composed of Newspaper
men. r.. ~. Wells. western Newspaper
writer, who penetrated 2.sO miles at the
will lead IL. 4. u. Schatis.., formerly AS
-i>tant astronomer OF the Allegheny oh
s.'ryitpry. now - member of th., N..W
York Tribsn" staff. will al-o i.. ous. of tnss
explorers.
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THE BENvwELL CASE.


NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. March, 12.-The
tBcnwcli murder ease was rs.sumcSl to-day.
The court room was packed with people.
Through misunderstanding Burrl,cli
not brs,,lght from welland on ths.
uioruin9 train and did not arrive until ;
y. Hn. Soon after the court oyprucd i'm the
town hall Mrs BurchclI'- ease was first
begun. The magistrate announced that
she Was charged with being am accessory
to murder and that he was ready
to hear any new evidence. Detectives
had none tn offer and the magistrate re-
nian,icd her to the same custody she had
tss'u In since her arrest Bsirchcll was
then br,aight mp. He looked unconcerncdl
and smiled at the crowd which stared at
him. Several witnesses wcr,. and
most at tho evidence WAS merely u resume
OF that taken at tho coroncr's inquest.
New evidence was introduced when George
a.hSmister, telegraph manager at Nia9ar.
which was sent from Niagara Falls, Feb
r,iary IL. addressed tai "Pcllsy. Stafford
House. Buffalo," and said: "Arrivc at
Buffalo at o'clock. , Must remain there
could Dot ,iesrrils, the sender and could
not say 10 was B,irchcIl. In this u,c-saRc
ia il supposed Burcheirs name was mis-
spelled by the operator or by himself
Buffalo, ON February 2. wa.
.lircctcd to iurricil and signed
stafford. a telegram and letter was sent
yesterday to ship heavy baggage to the
telegram was from New York. March 1,
and was cyi'icntiy from Pclly though not
signed. "fscnwcll not hcrc," was all IL
said. That closed the testimony. When
asked IL hc had anything TAI say Bur~.hcll,
after "a consultation with his lawyer. said:
~ have nothing to- say at this particular
tim..." Magistrate Hin then held hin, for
trial in October at Woodstock.
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nows An Em,,.ulx,ucn,.

PEMBRoxE, Ont. March Eth. train
from North Bay and Mattawa Jumped th..
track ten miles east of this place this
morning. All the train hut the engine
went completely over u 2tfoot enhs,nl-
ment. Mrs. NJ. Muuros. WAS fatally in
jurs-l. Mrs. Mackay cut about tho. head.
and all the passsngcfs were badly shaken
mp and many had ribs and other bones
wrcnchcd and broken. The dining car
walters were thrown about violently. the
cook fatally hurt and TN. walters badly
bruised. The accident WAS caused 10y the
rails spreading.
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1T Is CRUSHED AGAIN
Dakota Legislators Sit on the Lellssy
Scheme.
This Time the Measure ~ Killed Be-
yopd All Hopes OF Resurvec-
ttop-The End of a Very
Hard STRUGGLE.

Sr. PAIL. March I2.-Tbc Lou i.ssssA
lottery legislation proposed in sbe kugth
Dakota lcHisl.lturc at bismarck receivest
its q,licttss to-day i'm both houses. As an
ucipatcd some days ago - second at1emDs
tan adopt the mcasurs. was tried so-sinW.
feste rviay was set the day. but tke ssssl-
den death of Superintendent Of Publfc n
str,iction Mitchell and she conses,nens ss3-
ton until to-day. This v:s
ths, last sily the mcasurs. coolsi
bc taken up and carried. final a4ijosusn-
mcnt being too near. The first attempt
new bill offered the senate $50. 900 for shs
franchisc until the tribute Of Si50O0O Was
the table, hut got defeated by II ts-niebt.
However. at the test vote il sealed the fssan
of the bill, for il Developed thu fact that
sisicrssi strongest, the two-thirsl- Necessary
to pass over the governors veto was nSa
forthcoming. The bill met with the snsxs
The lottery bill came beforc ths, senass
in the reJort of the seed wheat comusi.-
Spencer, "a rcprc-cntat We Of the I4ouiaiana
lottery commission, submitted its repnS4
which declares all the recent iegislatioa
tional. and submits a proposition frnsa
George +. Spcncer, responsible agent s'nf
the parties behind him." who in consitler-
state would offer To furnish needy farmers
nO,uO bushels OF wheat withoo
interest. Ia ts. returned after the crop Wznss
harvested. b,ishcl for bIshcl, and Wfbeo
the crop fails the debit Is to bs cancellcss.
The commission cxprcssc- this accept
ancc of Speucer's proposition as ONLY :.
possible scheme by which needy farlnsss~
can h, provided with seed, and rv-cosn-
mcnsis the acceptance thereof. "CereAi0
franchiscs'' refcrrv,d to are lottery pouper
set forth in n former lottery bill amenslasa
"a mentioned in the dispatches last night.
The report OF the commission with q pro-
pos al OF relief from the lottery was takco
tn the house, where the motion tai lay IL
ON th" table WAS carried and adjourned.
At the evening session a motion by Sts.-
vcns to reconsider the vots, by which tlss,
new notorious Sandagcr hill was in<tcA-
nitstp postponed and the previous ssuce-
ton being orSlcr,'d. The motion was lnaa
by "a vote of - yeas to 81 nays. The voeD
WAS something of n surprise to tlsc opJn,-
uei.ts of the measure i'm tho house, having
unsler-cstiniats.sl their strength, althoagh
clnisnin0 en,anHh eo win. In IN iUonvUegW
Governor Miller says an arrs.nReg,sens hsss
been almost completed for abundant ss'ssl
wheat supplies.
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LEAD MUST PAY DUTY
Hot Times Looked for I'm the Senate
When Moptapa's Contest
Brought Before That
Body.

Sss'ciai Ia tho standard.
WA>uN''ToN. Mar'h H. Clark and
Maginuis will stay tai hear the arguments
in the senate on the Montana senatorial
ease. Ii IL expected that the debates ON
the REPORTS will last week more. as
each mcrui,cr of the COMMITTEES, will speak.
Al. the democrats ars. loading up for ths,
nrS, ;isi'.n, and will give "a correct history
OF the way in which Montana has
been sicfrausls,sl of its riRhtful
representative in the senate. The reports
ut the action of tho senate committee that
went out i'm Saturdays press reports
statsti that senator Turpir had cxpresscd
the opinion that both sets Of senators
should bs rejected. Turpic did not say
this. The report was sent o,t upon the
suggestion of Colonel Sanders, who took
the trouble to go about i'm newspaper
offices Saturday night making the state
usent which Mr.. Turpic is now vigorously
denying. He will speak for Clark and
MaRinnis.
"A. X. Mycr. president of the Kansas
City Refining 4 Smelling company, wns
before the ways and means committee
to-day and read n statement expressive of
the views Of the smelling interests hc rep
rs,scnts upon the subject of Mexican lead
silver ores. He contcnslcti that congress
never intended that silver containing
lead should bc siutiat,lc, as NO such
had bccn Developed in this country. The
proposed tax. he said, would cripple TIN.
smelling and rcfiiiing interests. He
therefore requested the committee tn let
the matter stand as il docs under the
last decision of the treasury department.
The committee LAS decided tn make all
pound. IL has been finally decided that
the tax On tobacco cannot br removed
this session. Democrats an the territories
commit" have made objcctious against
Idaho's admission with the constitution
adopted for that state. ON the ground that
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a CRAZY Fr~nk.

mystery which surrounded the disappear-
ance of Clarence j. Toot, the missing
United States express cashier. il cleared
up. Toots father has received letter
from his son mailed at Lisbon. Clarence
says h. is coming home to receive punish
nent. He explains his action \ crazy
freak.
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wAsHISGToN, March 12.-The commit
tee ON agriculture devoted its session to-
day To hearing Representative Butter
worth and Mason, who favored and OF
posed respectively the measures pending
before the committee. having for their
purpose the regulation and taxation of
the manufacturers OF lard compound.
This ended the hearings on these bills.
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ST. Louis. March l:.--A Republicans
jefferson tity special says: tsovernor
Francis has appointed Hon. v. Stephens
of Boonviiie. state treasurer, to serve until
January. 1s..i. Governor Francis has not
formally accepted the resignation of
Treasurer Nolan but filed it i'm the state
department. as an accompaniment tn the
osi..r for Stephcns, Api,Oiltment.
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CHic AGO, March IA passenger and
freight train of the Rock Island road coll
liticd at Blue Island last night. Both
trains were "onsiderably damaged and
the passengers were badly shaken up. John
berry, freight bra KEENAN,. was killed and
the freight conductor was seriously hurt.
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The Tauii,~s Aatop.y.

wAsItISoroS, March 12.-Dr. ID. -.
Lamb conducted tho autopsy tlss, rv.ss
mains OF eN-EcprescntltivcT Taulhec in tho
presence of n large number of medical
men. The ball WAS found to have. passed
beneath the eye downward and inward.
fructtiring u portion of the orbitll plate.
thence towards the brain, frlcturing The
pctrous portion of the temporal hone. Tbs
ball was found imbcdlslesl in the hs.ne and
durrs matter. The further penetration of
N sixteenth OF am inch would probably
have resulted in instant death. AZ thu
base Of the brain IA large abcess Wzss
formed and this was the Immediate cars,
of death. Another abccsS was disco yerssi
and thu brain AMI membranes were mash
infiasnssst and congc-tssf The position ~
the. ball was such that IL could not have
been extracted with safety to the patient
even had itS exact location been known.
The coroncr's inquest held this After
noon tho jury found that Tauihs,c can,-
to his death from "a pistol wound inflicted
10y kincaid. and the prisoner cosn-
nittcdl to jail to await the action 81 tiss
grand jury.
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Land Bill Rejected.

LONDON, March G.-The house of corn
mons to-day rejected the Irish land tenur,
bill by a vote of FL to 1-s.
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to. HESTER, y. H., March i2.-Tbe ~
jotiriissi trial OF Isaac Sawtcllc for ~
murder of his brother Herman MAS bs.vea
h.rs. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

The phanthropc work Of the scdl society, on
winch ] commented week ago, IS being aided by a
number Of lectures given Brighton Beach. to which
small admission fee is charged One Of these has
been given by william J. Henderson. who is well
known as musical critic OF high standing and On
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the modern cylindrical type and were originally
Dulit Tor the torpedo boat Intrepid. OF the boys
with whom she has been cruising around twenty
are to go to the Enterprise and the rest TO the
PENSACOLA. The Vesuvius still lies In the yard and
The work of putting the electrc-lighting plant
into place has been begun on her; some minor
pieces of work are also being done on her.
IL was not possible to learn at the Navy Yard
yesterday which of the vessels will 20 TO Boston
to participate in the celebrations during encamp-
ment week. Several of the vessels in the yard
are 80 nearly ready for seq that they could leave
the Navy Yard short notice, and the Essex
and Enterprise may 60
Ten of the cylinders for the engines of new
cruisers Nos. and have been cast successfully
The eleventh cylinder is to he cast some time
next week, and the twelfth Is now under way
The erection-shop, in which the engines for the
new cruisers are 10 be set up. Is being made
ready for Use by having the steel plates belong
ing TO the crection-beds put In place Several
pieces Of machinery have been SGT up in the new
boiler-shop. some Of which are now In use The
masts have been removed from the training ship
MINNESOTA and soon she is TO be housed over
like the Vermont, 10 make her more comfortable
as "a receiving ship for boys,
During the last week Ensign Frank NJ. Russell
has been detached from the Yorktown and ordered
10 the Enterprise. Lieutenant H. Osterhaus has
been ordered to tic Pensacola from the Franklin.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tho report that Miss Eliza Sch'erlch who declares
that she was dupCd by william Rapp. who had wife
already aud uduccd her 10 marry him under q
false name was missing after threatening TO commit
sucido proves 10 be unfOunded Her friends
feared she would end her lie ana removed her from
the city. The Rev. Herman Bcnhard' OF the Hop
llns street German Presbyterian Church. who married
her to Rapp, did hot know Of THIS. and asked tho
police To- look Tor her.
George Eadlurn. age twcnty.scvcn. Of No 2"f
Tlroop.nvc. who assaulted street car conductor
Instead Of payin, If, fare on Thursday night, was
sent 70 jail for ten days for intoNcaon Yesterday,
and VIII be examined on the charge of assault when
his term expires.
The final service for the summer viii be held TO-
doy in Plymouth Church.. and II Will then be closed
until the second sunday In september. The Rev.
Howard 5. Bliss, assistant pastor, will preacli
President slocum Of the Concy Island and Brooklyn
Railroad Company, will have hearing 10 morrow before
ile state Railroad Commissioners upon his appca-
ton for permission 10 run electric ears across the Ocean
Parkway close 10 Prospect Park.
Il IS expected that the Rev. Dr. T. H. Cunning,
who hi, been supplying the pulpit! Of tho bedford
Avenue Baptist Church since Dr. ilutchIns resigned.
Will be called 20 the pulpit. DR. Cummings home Is
III Boston.
The Rev DR.. Wilbur +. Crafts viii preach upon
The American civil Sabbath" In Calvary Baptist
Church this morning. and upon the question shall
tho World, Fair be open sunday" IN the Church
Of Chris, This evening. Dr.. Crafts Is secretary Of the
National Sabbath Association.
Mr. Margaret CoOuan. Of No. $50 WyckofnVe.,
Yesterday reported the tatos-avc police court that
her husband. John Cloonan, engineer, employed
AZ No 80 Pearl St.. has been missing since Wednesay
she thinks he has oopcd with his cousin. Nellie
Cloonan aye twenty four Miss C.0onan recently come
into possession Of several thousand dollars. she
owned a house which destroyed by fire and
Cloonan obtained the Insurance for her las week.
sergeant John }. O'Bricn. OF the Fourth Precinct.
was going his rounds Friday night when he missed
Patrolman Thomas KccEan from his beat and began
10 hunt around for him. lie found him III Patrick
Rcilly's liquor store. at No Is Flu hingavc.. playing
poker behind "a screen. Kecgm mechlJ went with
tie sergeant to the station house where he
pended from duty. lie had served on the force for
ten years
Complaints are made Of the nuisance caused by cows
in the street. n the ncghborhoOd Of Patchen Jefferson
and Ralph aves. They Craze along the fences and
lie on the Sidewalk much 10 the discomfort Of passcrs-
Nv Also there are several Establishments which Keep
rnws i'm that region whose stables lIkept 10
ne standing menace to the health and comfort OF
residents us we'll great injury 10 the rental value
of property.