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New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
GALE IN THE CHANNEL.
THE STORM IN GREAT BRITAIN BREAKS OUT
ANEW.

msAsrERs TO sHIPPISG-THE COAST sTREWN
WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXPERIENCE
Iopdon. Oct. I5-Dcspite the announcement
yesterday that the gale which had been raging
over England, Wales the south of Scotland ana
Ireland for the last two days was abatng' TINS
morning showed that the fury OF the tempest had
NOT yet exhausted itself With the rising of the sun
today the storm resumed its violence. London
has been dcugcd with rain, swept with 1carlui
,cind-basts shaken by thunder, and startled by
flashes of the most vivid lightning.
Reports received from the Channel ports agree
in saving that fearful weather prevailed to-day IL
the Channel. The BOuogne pacllet-boats have
been unable to put 10 sea- and even if they shoult
succeed in getting outside the harbor, it is be
leved they could not weather the gale. All alon!
the coast the beach is strewn with wreckage, ant
at Dover especially large quantity of material
evidently belonging To once or more wrecked
ships, has been washed ashore
The vessels which have arrived at various
ports on the English coast, seeking shelter IRON
the storm, are in ptiable condition. Many oi
them experienced the full force of the terrloie
weather on Tuesday and yesterday. The Ameii-
can Yacht RitOwana arrived at CoweS 'o-u"'
She lost her rudder gear and spars in the STORM
From Hoyhcad comes telegram thai lhe ooN'
of a steamship fireman has been waSheu "e"oi,
at that place, and that it is believed the uro"i
man belonged TO steamer when mas iouii
during the gale A Cardiff coal-laden S'e"H''
sank Yesterday near Holyhead and the eh'l'e oi'"
perished Ii is thought the deau hiein' "'''
have been one Of her crew
The weather in the Irish Sea is the most SEVERE
experienced in many years.
Many vessels have been seen driven heIpleSSly
past Dungeness Light, flying signals of distress
The local lifeboats were unable TO be of any as
sstance 20 the distressed vessels
This morning an immense scafOlding erected
about a building near Hyde Park Gate collapsed
under the pressure Of the hurricane, burying in It's
ruins a number Of persons who had sought shelter
beneath it, One person was fatally injured, and
many women received severe cuts and bruises.
The tremendously high waves have made breaches
In the sea wall at Newhaven, Sussex, besides
doing other damage at that port. steamer has
been driven ashore at Fleetwood at the entrance
Of MorocOmbe Bay and a schooner has been
stranded at Milford, Wales. These are only incl
dents in the long list Of disasters recorded Torl
all parts OF the coast
One of the incidents placed to the account OF tho
storm occurred this morning at Lichfield. Lord
GrmthOTpe was in the central tower OF the ca
thedral in company wit, two OF the cathedral
clergy, when lightning struck the tower damaging
il slightly and inhicting severe shock upon the
three men.
man who was driving a horse and trap
through the RhOndda River was drowned by the
sudden food, as also another person who went
10 his rescue.
The gale has now entirely ceased.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
THE LEA EADERSHIP OFTHE HOUSE
MR.. GOSCHEN INTIMATES THAT MR. Ball
FOUR HAS RECEIVED IT
HIS SPEECH AT CAMBRIDGE cmHcIslNG THE
ppOcN ANNE

HIS SPEECH AT CAMBRlDGL ChiiN
NEWCASTLE PROGRAMME
London, oct 15.-Mr Goscheu, Chanoehor Oh '"S
ExcheQuer. spoke to-day at Camoruse' ""0'
ar enthusiastic welcome. -, ,....u.
Regarding the leadership Of the House oi Ooi,1oe'
the speaker said that Mr.. Balfour had uu"P"e' O'0i
,bo Irish snactre Nothing was more ha'uiil than
Wv, - =, ,ooossh,I Irish secretary should lead
the Vnionist host In the House OF u '"ios al ''i
NJ Coscb.n denied that the bye-elec-
tions furnished a forecast OF Lperal
majority AT the general elccuons. 9lr VIII
TOM Vernon Harcourt's predictions about the matter
,oro " mere chuckle and chaif" Inc Onlonis's were
W. do-nondent and had reason for early dssolu-
1o' Sosds Of dissolution existed, however, In almost
- - oolrtlop passed at the Newcastle Congress
nv. rast constitutional changes approved by the
Iheras would require a second appeal to the country
70 sincerely voted but their object was to catch votes
Tro sneaker doubted the success OF those radiant
hhbles The destruction OF the two churches Scotch
ond Welsh would cost more than their would-be
dostroycrs contemplated. If church dsesablishment
uos 10 come only after Home Rule had been estab-
rsbed were the votes OF those IN favor Of the dis
establishment of the Scotch and Welsh churches to
he given on tick7" Those churches would die hard.
and their fate would be submitted straight to tho
electorate
II the House of Lords rejected Home Rule the Glad
stonlans did not intend to dissolve Parliament, Dut
rather 10 try to tinker and fiddle with the Constltu-
ton The people ought to have an opportunity OF
declaring themselves the subject of Home Rule as
straight ISSUE Responsible Liberal statesmen pro
posed 10 deal with the House Of Lords without any,
thing to replace them. Mr. G0schen raised warning
voice against the payment of members. Ihey ought
TO be absolutely the Independent friends, and not the
servants of the constituencies. With short Farlia'
ments and paid members good legislative work would
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
THE PEACE OF EUROPE.

Pesh October 15-The "PestIiirlap" saws that the
Dreibund's latest form OF agreement provides for n
casus folderis in the event Of attack upon state
not included in the Drelbnd, but especially allied to
any Of its members, as. for instance. Rumania and
Bulgaria are allied with Austria. The passage Of
Russian troops through Rumania, even with the per
mission OF the Government Of that country. will be
come caSus bcll.
Vienna, oct 15.-The semtoficial "Fremdenblatt"
commenting to-day upon the interview at Mona. near
Milan, on Tuesday between NJ de Giers, the Russian
Minister OF Foreign Affairs; the Marquis di Rudni. tho
italian Premier ard King IIumbert, say this con-
ference was distinctly gratifying occurrence as be-
ing evidence of the pacific sentiments prevailing.
The interview, the Fremdenblatt' adds, was hailed
with satisfaction in this city, where the interests OF
the Drebund are well enough understood to convince
iudiciOus observers that the friendly meeting OF the
Italian and Russian statesmen cannot but be welcome
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
4 GREAT FLY WHEEL BURSTS.
ONE KILLED AND NINE ISJURED BY AN ACCI-
DENT At MANCHESTER.

DENT AT MANCHESTER
Manchester. y. H., oct. 15.-By the bursting oil the
~ wheel in No. :. Amosk'ag NIL, samuel Bunker
was killed and nine others were injured. Eleven
ctrIs we're employed In III, drawlngroom. Wheh the
wheel burst they were carried to the basement !" ''c
cobris some of them were caught in the heaNS
,in,bors and iron beams. Seven were taken out ol
tbn ruins and carried to another part OF the mill
Three Of the were perfectly hcpie9s anu y'l,i
iriurles were terrible. Am6uauces ana Phs S'l""'
which had been Summoned soon arrived ana ever
hing posslbly was done for the injured ones. III
boay of tle engineer samuel Bunker was taken ouV
~ ,bc wheel pit with the. head crushed Emile
reliance a 10y employed In No. mill was taaen
from the mill In terrible condition. beioro 'nc
work Of rescuins the injured from the wr'e" couiu
he borun the Il am gauges had to be smut on rs
To : mill was so filled with escaping steam that the
emploves had TO be taken out through inc oPpo'i'o
sid of the mill BY means OF fi1uer. r Tow r,uIs
The wrecked engine supplied the po"er loI III di, i,
Not T. ; 4 and g. and as lower water @ naS lnauT ] IL
neccsary FOR the company 10 dpend on steam pow
,he mills are shut down. Inc ruPldirou ~
mel he ss siStT feet in circumference audnne feet wld .
Men arr searching I'm the debrS OF the shoP lor oP
eratlves who IL is said are mS''"s'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIS LITTLE SISTER.

London, oct 15.-Captan Powell and his family, Of
New York are staying at a boarlinghouse in Keppe[
St., Russell Square, much paronlzed by Americans.
This evening Mrs Powell visited one Of the theatres,
leaving her family alone. During her absence her
sixteen yearold attempted TO clean his fathers
rifle not knowing it to be loaded The weapon eX-
ploded sending bullet into the left breast OF his
thrtcenyearold sister. The missile pierced the lung
and emerged at the back the wound bleeding proiusey
Captain Powell hastencd for physician, who ordered
the little girl, who in critical condition. TO be
removed TO a hospital.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
covFRyoR srEELE's REPORT FROM OKLAHOMA

Guthrlc 0. T., oct. 15.-Governor steeles hr9V ie
mort rs Governor OF oklahoma Territory WIS n'1o
nnbc Yesterday lie regrets that provision was ho.
made by Congress for the establishing ana support
common schools in the Territory recently opehcu 10
settlement In regard TO the opening Of the OheIoAo0
lands Governor steele emphasizes the great dement's 10
be derived thcrefrom and There Is every te''
vbv IT should be thrown open to settlement anu holc
that I know Of Why ii should not be- II they may DC
hourht for the nee of friendly Indians at A. Genus an
acre from the CherOkees, | see no reason why tne
Chcrobees seventy miles away, should object 10 "c
peopie settling them at the same price ana II they 10
object | see no reason why we should hot uahe upcih
ANYHOW at not exceeding the same price Inc "o'-
crnor peaks OF the opening OF the lands on the western
border as follows on account Of great many of the
indians refusing TO take their alotmentS much delay
been caused n the aottng OF lands to the Cheyennes
and Arapahoes and I am Informed that the hpprO-
ntation for making these al0ments IS pTacucay ex'
bausted Unless it is possible to make other arrange
nen-s 70 throw these lands open to settlement early
next sprng so that settlers may raise crop next year.
II viii mean hardship. destitution. sickness and death
or,, ,Ie hundreds Of settlers who have been long
'r n. borders and I'm many instances Tor mOntHs
wsitIn- for homes They are beiue Joined every day
hy hundreds who dlsapponted ~ securing nome
in the recently opened lands In adjoining resrvatonS
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
KILLED BY ONLY FIFTY VOLTS.

Buffalo oct ID speClaD.-It was discovered here to-
d.v chat an electric current OF only fifty volts is
sufficient TO kill man. John Lochinan, an employe
Of the Thom Houston Electric Light Company
dropped dead at the works this morning while trying
,o turn switch with shovel. An a1opSy proved
that electricity caused his death. yet the company ue
car,s that the current only fifty volts ana could
h no po,Sblity have been great as 300 voi's tne
lea amount which il has been supposed would prove
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
THE DFSTITUTION IN RUSSIA.

st. Petersburg oct. 15.-It Is officially announced
that there has been a complete failure OF the harvest
in thirteen provinces of the Empire, and partial fall
ure in seven others. The Czarna has given 20OOOOOO
roubes the pvy purse for the relief Of the dcst
tute. The peasants of Samara, a province In the
Eastern part OF Russia have dispatched an urgent
address 10 the Gar, in which they say 1--WE are
Nu uGerinQ from famine The Government does nothing
to help us, and only hope in thee, our father
and Car. Don't let die of starvation"
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
an rAN4MA- ANn NLclnlGrA cANALS.

sah Francisco oct. 15.-J. j. Eoyd. Editor Of " The
'shsna star and Herald, arrived here from Panama
~ We steamer san Juan today. lie thinks the
1S'-ina Canal will be completed in from fou: 10 five
sesf" lie Says TIE machinery has not been ruined
~ fast as has been reported. but that $4,000 10
s""Oo annually is spent in employing men To care
as ~, News has reached Panama that the excavation
ssxe Nicaragua Canal at Greytown has dled up with
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
DEER SHOOTING IN CANADA.

Huntsville, Ont, oct 15.-The deer-shooting season
opened throughout Canada to-day. and numerous
parties of both Canadian and American sportsmen are
entering the woods from this and other points Of de-
parture Erastus Wiman. of NewYork and party
Of friends left here for the lakes north Of Trading
Lake with dozen dogs, several guides and fotilla
of canoes Deer are said to he plentiful the prohbi
ton Of exporting vsnson having In the last few years
prevented an ndiscriminate slaughter. Partridge,
ducG and other game are found this year IN unusual
numbers.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
TIE FRENCH BISHOPS MUST OBEY

TIE FRENCH BISHOPS MUST OBEY THE ohpEh
Paris. oct, 15-At "A meeting Of the Cabinet toda
the protest of the Archbishop Of Rheims ana oi '"e
Bishop of Angers against The Government or'er p'o
hibng bishops from leaving their ocese' "I,"o"' r
mission flom the Government WAS discussed
order was issued as a result Of the recent ai'tu,
IN the Pantheon at Rome. before the t"H'u " NA~
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
rxco1rRAG1NG THE ITALIAN EXPORT TRADE.

ENCOJRAGING The 1@7NIO WV
Rome. oct. 15.-The report Is confirmed that tpe
Government intends at the opening Of the Chamber 70
nronose TO abolish the export duty on raw siiA' Al
though this step may reduce somewhat the revenue oi
the State 1t Is to be understood as part ei e po
".,nroa 70 take every possible measure to aid the
,an,. irsustrlc, of Italy. The abolition OF this eX-
,ort duty. with the proposed reduction in railway
height charges and the concessions sought 70 be gained
in the new commercial treaties are expected 10 give
strong impulse TO expectations The exports OF manu-
Sc.d .Iks 10 the United states for the year eAolg
I|no So 1901 show large percentage OF gain over
hc nrsvous year while raw SILK fell OH ABOUT ~ Pcr
penf
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

Commercial beat the worlds record for machhe cum
position on Tuesday night setting 4I'9oo en-. -,
rected matter in exactly eight hours lie 'oo Wv
regular run Of copy for publication the next inoiS
Ills previous record $4,000, made IN brVoN'''
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
srp,rvnS oF AMERICAN SHIPPING.

Friends Of the American shipping ana induS'ral
League held an informal meeting in the private parior
of he St. James Hotel last pght, to consider 'he 'n
port,nce OF sending delegates to the council Oh 'he
Bath branch of the league which VIII be held ID bau
Me on october Il. A meeting Of the executive com
inlttee will soon be called
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
RESCUED SAILORS BROUGHT 70 por,r

savannah. Ga, oct. l5.-Thc steamer Tallahassee
from York which arrived today, landed here the
.ie" @ seven men taken on the schooner wapela. Of
Ober T., Winter Quarter Lightship bearing ror,huo+
twenty eight miles The Wapclla is luInier -, -
dangerous obstruction being right in the fsc ''iS ~
eOiStWise vessels "'0 |"NA OI
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
o,,,v, AM THE EUROPEAN POWERS.

Shanghai oct 15.-The Chinese Government has
consented to pay the sums borrowed taudulehty or
contracted for by an exmenber ol the ol'ncSo Ies"
ton in Paris IA,
Tbo relations Of the Ministers of the Powers With
no f1ohin Government have taken turn when tends
t"Ward a more harmonious state OF ailaiIs
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16


reopcned to-day. The Deputies who expressed opinions
the subject in the lobby Of the Chamber were gen
orally satisfied with the of the foreign policy OF
the Cabinet.
That satisfaction Is fully justified, mainly by two
recent important occurrences: the Strengthening OF
the FrancORussian alliance, demonstrated by the
enthusiastic reception of the French feet at Cronstad
and the improvement Of the passport system in AI'ace
Lorraine The FGeyc!net Cabinet has also promptly
quoted the anxiety which might have been felt In
regard to It's relations with Italy account Of the
insult offered to Victor Emmanues tomb by three
members of the band OF French pilgrims at Rome
STILL this incident may Interpolation by some
member OF TIE Clerical Right in the Chamber inasmuch
the Government has forbidden the bishops to absent
themselves their dioceses without it, permission
Such right properly belongs to the Minister Of Public
Instruction and Worship, since the COncOrdate through
maintaining the connection between state and Church.
and requiring that the clergy and the bishops should
receive salary from the State, has made them so
many Government officials. The Governments pru-
dence is justified by the speech delivered by Mgr.
Lahgcnlux, Arrh>shop Of Rheims, of the prelates
who protested against the order, who said to the Pope,
when taking leave Of him. at the head Of the pilgrims
Of his diocese: We feel still greater anguish at
this moment; we depart from you, indeed, in days
filed with bitterness for You, In these times when, the
most legitimate of liberties being snatched from your
children IT becomes still manifest that the stu
alton of your Holiness is intOlcrable. Leo XIII de-
clined to follow the preate In that direction, and
merely replied that lie would give his blessing to the
pilgrims and TO France
The Opposition in the Chamber, setting aside the
questions OF foreign policy, may delay the discussion
Of practical interests OF the country In attempting
TO fight on the ground of internal politics. For in
stance NJ Basiy has already given notice 10 the Gov
eminent that he will trpellac It, the opening OF
the Chamber concerning a recent strike at acoiGnes.
Deputy lie Senne gave a similar notice. some days ago,
in regard to the attitude of the Cabinet the L9hen
grin nnsSflOn.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
THE CITY OF ROME RUMoR FALSE.
TRACED TO A DRUNKEN FELLOW WHO HA

BEEN IN JAIL AT ST. JOHNS.
st. Johns, N. F., oct. Is spccan.-The sensational
story Of the loss of the steamer City Of Rome sent
here by Murphy the operator at Trepa.sey was told
him by called Brennan, who said that he
was the sole survivor that he had been washed
ashore from the wreck, that the captain ard crew
were drunk and that the vessel carried cattle The
story is absurd and contradictory, and should have
received credence circulation some unwise per
son sent it abroad. 1t is now known that Brennan
is drunken fellow, who had been In Jail here and
wanted to awaken compassion and get money. II he
is caught he will be severely punished. There was
wreck OF any kind.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
ANOTHER DYNAMITE DoMB AT REICHENBERG.

ANOTHER DYNAMITE BOMB Al hfiNIi1NoHiNp'
Vienna Oct. 15.-A dynamite bomb vas found To-
day On another railroad bridge at Reichcnberg, in
Bohemia near the spot where the bombs were re-
Gently placed which leopardized the Emperors HE
These dastardly acts have created Indignation ana
alarm and the authories have Instituted searching
ipVeS iCat
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

Baltimore oct l5.-"The Manufacturers Record
.orc,,s the sale 10 a Belgian syndicate OF loooOo
acres of coal. iron and timber lands in Eastern Men
tpckv. including the Cumberland Valley Co'heFy Oon
nanv,s plants at Plnevllle. The purchasers propose
-, t,.o.tnont including the purchase money ana
rgnital for the development Oi tIe properly -
s5 600 almost all subscribed III BeI5'"h'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

ST. Petersburg oct l1.-lt has been propoS'u ~ 'p
point delegates from England, Russia Aighsh''ah anu
China 10 settle the question Of the Pamir boundaries
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

Victor Emmanuel. After carefully weighing both
sides Of the question, and giving the protests due
consideration the Cabinet decided that the order must
be enforced by all possible means
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
ARGENTINE FINANCIAL NOTES

Buenos Ayrcs. oct. l5-Gold IS quo'oo - ''' 10
cent premium. -,
The serate Yesterday unanimously rejeoDeu jrraS ''0
proposition regard To an issue oi io'''
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
pprnr FOR THE CzAREWITCH.

st. Petersburg, oct. 15.-lt is reported thSt nlai
liage has been arranged between the CIdie"i''" "N
fhe Duchess Elsa OF Nuremberg
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
r1rr u1.rnnrn nrsslAN srUpENrs ARREsTED.

ST. Petersburg. oct l3.-The Government has cioSen
the University of Kef, and has placed 'oo " '''-
students under arrest. This acton ma pen .
account Of the recent revolutionary De"''''' VI W"
students.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

The date for the memorial meeting In honor OF
Charles Stewart Parneu has, after much dlscusSon
among the delegates of the irish societies. been AZ
length fixed 1t will take place IN the Academy OF
Muslc on Sunday evening, November g. and VIII Do
in all respects a representative gathering all otcr
" - -, huried IN the grave of the dead Irish leader.
N is hoped BY those who have charge OF tl9 nceuu's
hat Chauncey VI. Depew will deliver the oratoh
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

SET 47SO) EMS ~ EIGHT HOO&'
Toledo Ohio oct. 15-F j. smith, VINO ope'a.eS ra
,,.nD'o.ha,sr unotype type.setting machine On The
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
REorEN1Na oF THE FRENcH rARL1AMENr.

Paris, Oct. 15.-Tho Senate and Chamber Of Deputies
reopcned to-day The Deputies who expressed opinions
the subject in the lobby Of the Chamber were gen
orally satisfied with the of the foreign policy OF
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-22
FRESH FROM THE WIRES.

CHICAGo-Redmond, Parnell en-.
voy, predicts the restoration of his
leader to power.
MILwAUKEE-A special from Abb
bottsford says it is reported two keys
have been found that will convict
McNally, the telegraph operator, of
rot berry of $4,000 package from
Northern Pacific Express company.
LoNDoN-Glsdstone has recovered
from the influenza.
New YORK-At meeting of exec
utive committee of Irish parliament
ary funds association, it was resolved
to appropriate funds on hand to
relief of evicted Irish tenants. Justin
Mccarthy and Arch bishop Croke
will distribute this $l50,C90.
LIvERPUoI.-The man named John
son, who sold the saw and knife found
in the black bag with the mutilated
bod of a Is year old boy at the Shan
don dock, identified John Conway, a
steamship fireman, as the purchaser.
The pre- Of is very complete and it is
expected Conway will confess.
LoNDoN-Sir Robert Nicholas Fow-
Ter, Bart. M. P. for London, died to-
day from heart disease.
BUENos AYREs-Gold closed yes
terday at 2:10 premium on the sena-
torial committees report opposing the
governments proposition TO guaran-
tee deposits in state banks.
FLORENCE, Ala.-White caps or
black caps have begun work In this
state. They have ordered the mar
shall of the town of Creek, to leave, on
pain of death. He refuses to leave.
PARIs-It is reaffirmed that the
Ttats will be surrendered to the
United States, and an embargo placed
upon her.
ST.. LoUIs-An Albuquerque, N.
NJ dispatch says of Mexican from
ives tern limits of Valencia county re-
ports three men killed and several
wounded over possession OF a favor.
able spot to sheer their sheep at Fire
Springs.
LINCOLN, NEB.-No traces of poison
have been found in the stomach of the
late John Sheedy, and the state will
now indeavor to prove that Mrs.
Sheedy hired the negro to kill him.
WAsHINGToN-Judg Taft's re-
mains will be taken to Cincinnati.
War and judicial departments will be
closed the day OF the funeral.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-Knoxville Iron
company's great machine shops
burned last night. Loss $4,000.
TURIN, Italy-The executors re-
quest to the French government to
allow the body of Prince Napoleon to
be buried in Corsica being refused,
the Italian government has ordered
the tomb to be closed.
LIsBoN-Carvalho, new minister of
finance, says he has full confidence in
the credits of the country, and serious
economic reforms would be inaugurs-
ted. The government ought to favor
large companies to develop Mozam-
bique.