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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
uONDS KICKED N THE MUD.
An HONEST HOTEL PORTER FINDS A DAGFUL OF
JEWELS.

Here's a small fortune found lying in the
gutter said John Coz. a porter in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. on saturday night, TO Mt H0ag-
land the clerk, as he tossed small leather bag
on the desk before the hotel clerk. The bag was
covered with mud. and Mr.. iicagland. laughed nj
the porter for picking up the dirty object Never
theess he opened it at the request Of Cox and out
fell clittering diamond ring Mr. Nllas' Mr..
Hoo ogland and Cox went u a private room, and on
examining the bag found that it contained a
diamond bracelet. two diamond rings. diamond
brooch, a pair of diamond earrings, several loose
diamonds and a bottle Of medicine that had been
made mp at n drug store at Third-avc and seventy
ninth,st. The name on the bottle was G. W.
Matthews
There was no address. and search was made in
the directory II va, found that Mr.. Matthews
lived in East Seycnty-fth-St., in the old Matthews
homestead -,
4 talegTam was sent 10 his address. telling him
that if he had lost anything to call AT the fIOh
Avenue Hotel
About half-past 10 o'clock a cab dashed mp
10 the hotel \ man who appeared 10 oe
greatly excited. entered the hotel. and handing
card. which bore the name &. Matthews; 10
tho clerk asked " Have you found my diamonds .
Mr. Matthews described tie diamonds. and sad
that he and his wife Intended TO go SouIh. nha
had packed the precious stones III Inc baG ana
handed il 10 him. He not knowing what ire
bag contained gave il 10 the cabman. VINO mus,
have dropped IT, The bag was not missed uh1ll
Mr. Matthews and his wife reached me BarclaN-Si.
ferry. Upon learning that the diamonds were
gone they abandoned thcir trip, and advertise
mcnts for the return of the diamonds were IN
serted i'm all the papers. ,
Mr. Matthews is of the firm of Matthcwr 4
Sou sola-water unnuthcturrrs lie SaIG ire
contents of the bag were worth $4,000. and gave
Cos $lOO as a coward.
Tho bar which wah a small affair. was covered
with mud. ard thousands Of people bad evidently
kicked il or walked over il before cox Stumbi''i
"vcr II and pcllcd it MP Mr. Matthews and
lis wife went south yesterday and the diamonds
urnnl with thNm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
TIE TROUBLES oX TIE CAROLINE ISLANDS.

san Francisco. Jan. l-Llte ak.cci f,om the Caro-
line land- state that OF iE-urrcctinn and blood
she'd let in among the natives AM Spini.h troops
chartered IN thi, group. he fact that Admiral Bel
kuap dispatched the cruiser Alliance to HcEapl T. pro
tcCt the American missionaries. whose live, and prop
cYy were threatened equally b. SpaiarS and natives,
WI, made known several days by intelligence re-
ccvcd from A-atic stations. 1t Is not merely Amer
who threatened white person
on the island. and SpanaTds in particular, are icpful
of having their property stolen and being wnrtercl
traveller named Antcr-on who wa engaged in inter
ISLAND commerce for -cycra year, returned to Iaiiut
i'm the Mar. hail Group lately. bringing Startling intci
sencc Of the extent Of the trouble and IT, causes. r
,ay, that the natives ac superior to most ct their race
They did not object 20 the coming of the spai.nidi
until the latter managed 10 induce spain 70 pIoclim
procctorate over the group. Quite recently the
spanish official, increased native taxation, which has
always been a rcpUguant fca;ur" Of their afUinl- l-tf
tion. The native, were oppressed hY tins new lcVN,
and their refusal o pav il Wa the cane 0i the existing
fioubc,. Moreover ~" tOIp7 Ou thc l~liluN arr III
many Instances drunken. rO'oU~ MODS. lH' natives
armed thcu-cVc-. and had several sharp engagements
with thc ~paniard~. They cut down llE" ffii~7
hy Calling guns and have rctr"i'd into ;pe bn-hN
country. The spanish soldiers followed them, ara
were i'm turn dcciWat"d b' the hidden enemy. !he
a-crv against the white, Ia, been sounded n all the
Islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
THE yoRrH To Moor AGAINST THE sorrH.

rore aud i'm New YORK. CITY for a grand championship
contest at live birds. 10 take place between the North
and south during the first two weeks IN February.
II wa, first proposed when representative from Tho
pixie Gun CIub. of Florida H. W. simmons. came 10
Chicago and held consultation with the local shooters
T., make tie race bctNcen Florida and Illinois crack
shots, \ challenge from The SouthenerS resulted and
the arap .cucuts were shortly after perfected \ team
start, south on tin afternoon of February II VIII
d., captaincd by Charle, T.. Willard. one of the best
known amateur, I'm t,c west Mier tbs team hah
been chosen il was proposed 10 bring Northern team
which could meet picked team I'D NcW-prIo1nS. ' -.
, , Irn-,rnla f,- a chall nge cup 10 tc cmbl2matc
nt tIc championship and SHOT for under american
~Inntu. Association Iule- the representative winning
=, r'iI t,o riin for ono wear. Il. Fred Qumby. Of
Now Yofl CIV la, the organization of the Noithern
,,,r, IN charge II Will De captaincd by Harvey NC
V,,,rb, - Svr,cu.c Vhe matches viii probably be
- twenty dye bird, each per man. and held under the
.llpcrvl -on of the local gun clubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
THE STEAMER roLLrx pDoB4BW DoSr.

Philadelphia. Jan. ArThe action Of Captain NAt'"n'
Of tho Eritl, steamer PoHN. i refusing the 1-.>t'nc e.
offered h'rl on November - by the steamship Nich
c f., nid ocean J., -cycrcly criticised. sine" u h'~
bcrouc evident that by doing hc took th" hVr, "i
twenty five sailor, IN ID, own hand. The PolluN
n The time assistance offered va, wing T." ln '
,rouc Of tlc ,oa with her engine, stopped and her
ilidlc~ disabled. since tn, time .hc hi' not bcrn
seen or heard from, and hrr ag'1l' h'Ir VINO '"'c
iv,y. lccu au.nnc a. - her safety. hayc abandoned
an t,,.. ,,d tlcy now entertain the hclH th,t the
eL,, has gore dpVn. The Pollus vi 70 tauh "ctn'r
chartered carry inolds-'r. III" 'lll'" 'I'" -''"''
pu November l. Tor I'M port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
MS RIGHTS tyyrLLED BY CRIME.

Lincoln Neb.. Jan. 4.-Thc supreme Court mas
rendered a decision that father who hal murderer
his daughter could not inherit her property. man
named Slicllcnbcrger. living with ms second whe' IN
l-,., had two children who owned eighty acres
of valuable land Nebraska CITY, which they IN
hcritcd from their dead mother shellehoefser' "''.
killing h, child claimed 10 inherit the girls interest
IN the land and decided his rights 10 Frank Ransom.
his attorney for his defence. Shellenberger was alter
ward. hanged by a moo Ransom brought suit IN par
,itnn The court below decided for Ransom. but the
Suprcnr Court held that the fathers blood was tainted
g., "a .ptp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

Denver. Jan. / i~pecHh.-Fhc condition ot Emma
Abbott. at salt Lake. remain, uu'hahSe'' i'r
pIysicar have given mp an hop" e." Ter recovery ana
her death is momcutlry expected. she has lost al
consciousness, Mi,, Abbott caught severe cold at
ogden last week. ut the opening Of the new opera hoise
against ihc advice o physicians shc continued aA-"E
causing the cold - turn into pncum"Ah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
TILE srrIhE ~ SCOTLAND.

London. Jan. 4.-Nichacl Dayitt delivered an ad
drc.. at 4 ladc GnonI,t,' mas meeting Ech mere
TO-DAY. lie declared that the London railway "'."
~ ,o,.,,i,,a to support the scotch strikers in
.,,o;, dc,,,fd for shorter hours. John BniI-. the
.ocali.t leaicr Who ala addressed the meeting called
an ~, b.e uuioa. so forward $1,000 &" Nc"il1nd
forthwith lie said he going 10 Glasgow him
self tomorrow.
Al 4 m,ctiug Of the strikers in Glasgow today
,,,,,,I,r TAT aup,alDd to those Of the men WHO
had Icon reio.fnird - irjGiu tho ,t.trrr, saying
'I4t II tbcr rc:i,cd to d. -. they would lind their
trumulcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
DE rrrycIxET Avp FERRY ELECTED.

Paris. Jan 4-Elc.tioi, for member OF ~" senate
vcr. held TO-DAY. In he Department " 10" s"in"
Premier de- Iicyonct received so vote" oa' Of tol'
Of CO, ballot cat Jge- Ferry, 10 the Department
- ,.,s..- received -.1 votes out o. io:Il of 90.
returned include ". Iarl4v. Iui t.r u Marine
NM Araco Dautrc-nic.. Foucher de- 'aIcll' Ic~@'eio
.!c Brrt. Ca-uiir rcrcr and lHsiua.
N WadGinrtun defeated ". Power Qicrucr ~
roi-,. IN thc hr,t ballot, the Republicans have
Gained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
crrrIrJc,rEs FILED WITH SECRETARY RICE

Albany Jan. 4 (SpecaD.-These Rapid Transit Com
mi.,ioncrs appointed by the Mayor OF New->ork De
cembcr 20. under Chapter 606, Laws of is55. have
filed their oaths Of oHcc John II. siarn. Eugene l.
Bu,he william Se.nway and samuel spencer.
Two more of Ncwlorhs Judges have hled age Ger
tncat,s with The secretary of state. They ar, John
r. Mexican, Justice of the Dl.trct Court, With Dis
trict who cer.hc, that he h!ty seven year, old
an March 2l IS9O. ald .Olm j. Freedman, Justice
of the superior Court who that he fifty five
year, old on october !, le9O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

Columbus. ohio. Jan. E. Tho Toledo Baseball C!nb
having refused the ollcs of - 900 for IL franchise IN
the American Association. President thurman has
sent tlr following 20 Mr. kcchlm. NJ the Toledo clh
N,i are hereby notified = appear N u o'clock
, m uu Wednesday. January II, l-9l. nj ire Filth
iycw. Hotel. New York. ic.ur a meeting q" t'
turri,lu Association oi Baseball clubs, to he hed NJ
aid time auI place to show cause WhN Nour cum
honld not be- deprived of membership IN said American
A---.-.nLL..l - l-L-nl-nll LlL-.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

Now Orleans. Jan. t. Times Democrat
uoicno Ark. dispatch SAYS: News was Ic'e.'''
here this morning by the sheriff OF TINS county VI a."
assassination that took place at l'ihu IT, III ''o
., -, t,i. county. last night TIL one a,sa,,nai-
l y,s Prince Mallory the wca,thics man ia iN part
f the countv lie owned the larger part of the iSiad
lie was negro and highly respected by All clts,e, .,
people. Three negroes are suspected oi having Aiicu
hm.p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
DR. SrrrpErs BoDr To BIZ EYHrNED.

-. Louis. Jan. { ,~prrlu.- rhe body # Dr Ntcipel
who to,l out $4,000 Of he Insurance three Wc'is
Ictolo h, DEATH j., to hc cNhumcd aai subjected 10
ou examination. Nr,. -wipel l. convinced that ihr
dpc,or'- death va, not tine result OF poison Dui wa,
,,,, "a III, f.r lull.i vouud- in h,, head and that
the ca,e wa, one If murder instead of suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

Athen,. Jan. 4.-Tie funeral Of Professor ,'hi"mann
took place TO-DAY. II was attended by me hiNE' ue
Duke of ,,a,ta. frcmicr Dcyahni-, ". Inconpi'' "
D,,,ao,ui, and most OF the Cabinet Miuirtc' beside
, . -. -c.ortigc ru..i There wcr, also present the
.,,orcin and Gcrinan Minister aud tin' Greek p'lil
,,I .adc,- knvradia~ and Kaul7ihr nc"nnS WI
lcid iu thr huu~. Of Professor Nad-t"ih me director
nf tbn American excavations, W Wh"h pr ''H'
~ ----ti. nl tLo hnnd -nhnilr MnI. lAA1c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
LnrLSL1yA ErLLDozARS rrXsAED.

Baton Rouge. La. Jan. i.-Ihe motion i"r Il "'"
trial in the case of Beverly and NELLY oNcal anu
,,,.,,o 1,.rtclI convicted Of anslau2lcr IN bull
an, ,.orocs Gas overr,ilcd I'm the District 'our
yc.tn,,lav aud they were carh rthtchc u 10 "'"'-
80, -1- ,rl .numrMi Lm llc cll-c !c-lrILI1--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
/ FANNY SrlRvns 70 DEATH rs ElyStS

Kansas city, Jan C>peo.aH.-A dspa'ch from
stockton Kan. says: a report has just rcacI'd "oIc
of case " de,tituton Pennington III the hor'"
crn part of th, iools) county from wh'h th'ic "'N'
rem .Iur deaths. and there Is prohibhN Z" wv"
moro. some years ago Mr.. Jni' H. '''''" r's
,..,,,. Nth ry, children ON A farm near thc Blue
Iiu. ~u. had struggled along, fighting poverty fe'F
after year. until the family on the verge oil st''a
ton The failure Of crops came with such regularity
that AT last the moor woman was compelled to sell her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
Dn,1H oF AS oLD aiN>TREL

Charlie. White an Old minstrel. died NJ ms hon"'
No .GG West Thirty -iAth ,t, "t oti''" I't hrI''
,,, niour, pn, umona. developed wali' watching tir
r,. - fla. riuh Avrhur Theatre. lie was ,Nty-nine
,, old and leaves a wife. but no children. lie VIII
he buricd by the order Of ElAs, OF Inch he wa mem
icr iii E,,l engagement with iltillSin Ecy
L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
unNnLrIr AND CAXADA.

Ottawa. ont. Jan. ".-COloDel Nolncy Y. Ashford
Of Honolulu. la, arrived here 10 confer with Nr.
Foster Minister of Wuancc on trade matter. Colonel
hfn alloec- THAT the islands trade relations with
I'm. Iuit.d stale. have bcc0uc uu,Jt ,ilr 1ry. he
mad !, t.lk with sanford Fleming today and urged
Chat the I..fnc cable be- laid by way Of Honolulu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
v,nr SICK BY EATING CANNED PEACHES

,,bury Park ~ j.. Jan Cspeciall-Thc guests
of tbc Grand Avenue Hotel. which remains open
all the year. were made Violently Ill on Friday hisht
by eating canned peaches at supper. Among '"'''
- ~ ,,..,,,r.,,io, counsel Hawkins. The SEX per-
sons displayed all the symptoms Of lead POISONING.
phv,ica were called in and the patients are now Ou'
nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

Kcyport y j.. Jan. tSprcal.-ln John =.
Kuhu's pond this afternoon. three young men, WhlI1
skating. were drowned. Their names were Ed"aN
and Henry Spic, auG Harry slower aged nineteen III
icon and twenty They were I'm IL, centre II the
Iopd when the ice gave WAY, and the three skaters
I'm I'm the water. Tn" bode, were found bN TWO col
pltd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
Gr1rRAL cl.nrLS ~ ALnlNr.

Nlauv Jan. & (SpcciII. General ). NJ. CurlS' oi
Ogdcusbure. here ard says he intends to bc mere
ot frcarrnt interval, during the winter lie IS greatly
interested IN the abolition Of capital punishment ihat
hill Will br introduced early In The session. Those
rurlrrrrs who have been sentenced 10 die by stroke
nj electricity viii be- -rca " tcd IN the late oi
GENERAL tutti-', benevolent measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
nrCysroy BY THE GENERAL TERN

Albany Jan (Spcciall.-The GenerTl Term mas
,onded down a decision affirming a Judgment holding
that ,ction, must be brought in the county where
the cans, Of action arose. and that when they are
nat so brought the supreme C0nr can chahee inc
venue Just.,c Land0n wrote the opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
HILL NOT A CANDIDATE.
A FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED IN
A FEW DAYS
SMITH NJ WEEDS son ALREADY IT WORK IN
ALBANIA SAMPLE DEMOCRATIC GEOWL
a TAMMANY MISSION.

declare that he i, their choice for United states
senator II the Governor desired the Office such unan-
Unity in h, favor would De hghly agreeable to him.
brt since ne does ro;-at least 50 say his most IN
mate hi, position a, the favorte candidate
i most embarrassing 20 him. II make, it almost I'M
possible FOR him 81 pull wires for some other candidate
foc senator. 1t Is rumorcd here tonight upon "aO
appeirs bo good authority. that directly after the
Legislature la been organized and ha' adjourned tine
present week the Governor will formally announce
that he himself i, not candidate for senator Inc
announcement will be made on such unmistahahlc
terms. said tIat from the moment it i puoIiShcu
there VIII be no question that Mr. l Is ont oi tc
race for senator. MI poli.icanS viii perceive thN
Nj Ill delay, 10 give oct thS news until DAY or 80
after william f. shcchan been elected speaker Of the
Assembly an election which will much Increase the
Governors power to dispose of fhe Office OF senator
n he pcasc, Nr. Shcchau's first acton ~
speaker upon Tuo.day Of thi' wcck, Will be to name
committee on Contested seats, whose member VIII
be- expected to take Immediate action upon several
contested election casc-. II that committee docs hot
report favor of un,caing thrc' or four RrpuDl'ah
A,,crnbl,mcn before thc election OF United states
senator shall take place people Will be surprised.
The Republican, who are thus in danger arr; Apinall
Of rFoohiyu: Dunlap. 0f MONTGOMERY County Picher
of Saratoga. and sjrnahan. of OSwcgo county,
the" four Republican, expelled from the House 'S
Democratic majority upon joint ballot In the Legs
hture Nil lc increased from Two votes 10 Ten Nol''
t"e Democrats VINO "'"'' "''', vs. ,.,,.arn"r
Assembly Woud, OF coGr-'' ne Eid''l'l ~ '''.'
iFU and ,,,rd iro,ll, o'oy any order, which he
,,,t i ,,.,.i... ,,. scpotorsnip
G'0r-' = Weed. of Plat ~burg. son of SmUh VI.
Wc,d arrived her. TODAY. and tai, afternoon was at
,,,l, l,,r,,o, ,,. tti,u.n. az iI. member, of tho
',''.''''1 ,,, - o,..,inr HI, father a.,
@Ei-"jlrc upon l'" P'"''''h "a ''''""N "-' '"'
Uultcl state senator. Thus flr not Demo rattle
,.,.. ,.. l.l o,,, Information 10
'"''''' "' ''' ''-'.. " " 49,
the effect t' n. weed d, " clu'dl' i'r = "''''' ~
cop, through th' ucv -pap'l-. Int now ~ j. tN'''
''' ' 49, ,,. ,,,. a., ,,.,,c
e. senator. Ills c1N'a-- nero i"i ''N uF9 ." ''''
viii Ic .u charge of Gcor-r ~. Weed ami |'Au j..
,.t., , rr ..,,r. .o.r,t,ry of m, Board of civil
''''' VT '' , r. .,. ,,
~rif'' ''h'i-~'".''-' y N '''" -
January H., Nr. Nrcd h'm.rH VIII open h'' I''"'
,,.,,., DO. ,i.. D.,.,..u. I..-.
'' .. ,.. t., .,,..l,. lac
Timer" - a -'"d o''I "l -'''H"- "'''' '''. ~ ''
fla, Daruo.ifi. members of The Lcsi~l1tur" b"cau-"
,,., .,....d t ,uo.,or,l. .lo all tho
'"F'''"I i''i D. F-"-'' =.
rower- of th" Democratic pa.t' I1 respect z" 'I'
.H-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
AZ En,ror ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.

London. ont. Jan. 4.-Wllliam Weld. a prominent
agricultural J0rmali. and proprietor Of The Farmers
Advocate accidentally fell into Il water tank at M
fousc last night and drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

Dublin. Jan. 4.-llr. pawcll ard his sister, Mrs.
Dickinson spent sunday az the Marine Hotel at brano
Mr. Parnc.l left Kncsown toIirht for London whittier
Timothy Harrington VIII follow lin tomorrow. Mr..
parnell. accompanied Lj Mr. Harrington, Will start on
Tuesday for BOu!ocBc-sG Nor w!lorr Ne John Red
nOnd and Clancy await him. u i, understood thPt Nr.
Pancll has placed himself in the hand, OF hi, friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

stock and them to cap the climax, came the recent
blizzard, which found them without f0On or lueL -
neigbor passed the house yesterday seeing no sgh OF
life, he went into the house, where he found me deaI
bodies of The mother ard three children, WINE Two
others were almost dead. They had starved TO dcath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
~ nrnr,n SrRLcKry MLrA PlRALrNIz.

Philadclphia Jan. i.-Thc Rev. DR.. John T.. PoIi''
pa.for 81 tu. Finh Iapti,, church o! im' 'I'}' WAC
stricken with paiaIy ,is on saturday hlrni az M "
and at late hour tonight il wa stated That hc oo'
1"T pcssCIy 1--we mJrc tlan few hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
rru WORKING FOR A--ENnLYNAN AcNFF.

,lluy. jan 4.- t->cm1l' man Hamilton iI''' J''
arrived, lr ueht aud a, once proceeded - me room
d A--cub.yum Nlo VI. AcLDr OF Ii'rArH>N"''
~teuhcu Co4uty. at the Dr!ardn VIZ A'N', "I' "'''
mentioned a. 20 cauddnjc for the minority I"u '''i"P
~ tn. t..,uriv Mr. FISH said hr favored N'h'' i''
-n, e- and udcd that the attcr haa thirty iF' vote
pl,d.cd lim SIR Acc" soon after his ARRIVAL was
visited bv aboul al the Republican As''i,'! '''"
i,ic includug WhIprlr. Pcch and stevens VINO nave
t.cn -tciu, ai GENERAL Iluetcd', headquarters anu
favor the latter for the minority leadership Genera.
ILi-tcd. when Informed oi A-'cmbItm'n A'h'r anu
ri,n', arrival blandh replied that i''i '"" ''"
corn him lie added that h; va> i'r Whcf' ana hal
named him tNo month, ago A. one WHO va 'u'!''u
~ ihr Republican complimentary NOMINATION. '"r
~pr1lcr. -, , .., p,i,,.,,
Thrr was the usual hustle around t"e D'l'NA AZ AZ
orudur, tou night incident to ine hpp'o',uhS .,, ,'oi
,f H., i-llturr. Iut irw -"uti".r nave hTAtu
and not more tlmu nry A-s'mhymen are mere ne
candid a., for minor places arr numerous ana a'''
-oullyu,,u ~icrian'- ~pcI.r.thip ana 'htiic'
T. Bc Frr,-.iis Cl"rlship h,'Ipuoitef, nave h'"h
crowded uli dty ANA u.rat. aud 3D. opposition ha' Sc'
u.,..!ic~t,d t. the candidacy pi either.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

THE CONDITION OF LEONARD w. JEROME.
London, Jan. 1--luquiric, mhac To-Day a. 10 uc
condition Of Leonard W Jerome Of New York, ELECTED
the inflammation that he maintains the decree Of strength
v hich II was reported yesterday ne had recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
CARDINAL LAyIGERIE ~ GOOD HEALTH.

Paris Jan 1.-The 'cport Of the illness Of Cardinal
Lavigerc who was said % be suffering from fever Is
contradicted. Advice received to-day are that the
Cardinal is In excellent health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
pARNELL GoING EAcK TO LONDON.

colonies T. be included in any future treaties between
England and foreign powers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

COLONIES 70 BE ITCLUDED ~ BRITISH
TREATIES
Melbourne, Jan. 1T /, stated that the nome "oV
ernmont has virtually conceded the hight Of al Frsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

TAKING CAPTAIN WALLACE HOME FOR BURlN
Nashville Jan. 4.-COlonel r. NJ Wallace, oi Son'"
Carolina passed through this city last night. from ''
West having in charge tie body Of lis brother Cap'a"
George d. Wallace of the 1th United Statcs cavalry
recently Killed in battle with Indians In south DahO,i
Captain Wsllaocs body will be buried at IorANhI-
g. C., his native home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05


Washington. Jan. 4.-The Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs. in response 10 a telegram sent 10
Agent Roger, at the Pine Ridge Agency. inqur-
ing whether any of the Indian scouts or police
have ioined the hostlcS, has received The follow
ing reply from the agent, dated January .
None Of our enlisted scout, has Joined the o'tilcs.
Captain seward gave three permission 10 - mao IA"
hostile camp after their families. who nave not vet
returned Police ara scouts are rendering Eo'o s'f-
vice, and by their vigOrou. hIluG pirNch"i ue nos
tilcs from burning agency bindings.
A reporter tonight called the attention Oh 'hr
Commissioner TO the reports from Ginc hadGc,
saving that General Miles had reconmenGeH the
removal of the Indian a?enis at Fihc hldLr anu
at other places, and 10 the statement th1, 'hC III
dians were slowly starving t0 death. Inc 'ou-
missioner said that so far the agents were con
cerned there was evidence that thcfc ma" i",'@
aYly dishonesty on their part IN dlstrionlu% SUI
plies He said he preparing fof puplc'uou
a full statement Of the amount OF sufpi!cS W.,
by Congress and distributed 10 the Indians ! "P
Commissioner has submitted 10 the IicsIdrhl
statement covering the question Of ihr clarIc
made that the agreements with the Indians H'N'
not been fulfilled.