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New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
THE IRISH FACTION FL
A DISPUTE OVER FUNDS GIVEN TO THE TEN
ANTS DEFENCE LEAGCE-A DENIAL
FROM MR. MCCARTHY.

FROM MR. MCCARTHY.
London, Feb. 15.-A financial dispute between tho
McCarthyite and Parnellite factions OF the Irish
Parliamentary party IS likely figure largely in the
coming rugglc. of the 10000 released month ago
from the League funds, $50 900 went to the Cam
paign Committee and $4,000 passed into the hands
Of the Tenants Dcfcncc League. The latter sum
forms the subcc. Of the present dispute. Tho
McCarthyc,' idea Is that the amount Is out Of pro-
norton 10 the number Of evcted tcnan.s the League
had relieved but the McCarthyites inclined. to
waive thi, point. They contend however. tha,. in
stead OF being devoted to cvctd tenants. 1t was used
70 meet an overdraft on the Iibcrnian Bank. James
T. Xavier OIrcn's and j. J. Clancy's checks were
di,hOnorcd, though il is evident that Mr. Mccarthy
left Boulogne believing That the money was devoted
10 the relief OF the tenants only. Tie proof that
Mr.. O'Bricn gave his sanction to meeting the over
draft Is found in Timothy IlarrinGt0ns stacmcnt
last night that he had document proving that tho
money had been disposed Of in the manner promised
by Mr.. O'Bricn.
In an interview today Justin Mccarthy declared that
tie story Of Liberal subsidy Of $4,000 for his party
was All mpudent fabrication that none such was ever
suggested and If offered, would not be accepted Ills
party would depend entirely funds placed at Their
DISPOSAL by their cOuTtrymcn Other Mccarthy
tics said that sever. members OF the party had al
ready furnished personal guarantees 10 PROVIDE for IN
mediate necessities. pending arrangements To oDIlln
r.ources for the electoral campaign. They SAID thcy
had determined 10 preserve their lndepcndchCc an"
ma, tn secA a closer alliance with the Liberals, pre-
fcrring n more careful limitation Of their relations;
They !-pudiatcd the l"as idea OF mpugnlhg tle Eo'"
faith ~ Mr.. OIrlcn. 1T.
DnbIin. Feb I--Michacl Davitt. who has been VISIT
inc thr west coast Of Ireland, reports tht tHc ~
habitants Of that coast are bady IN c,u 9 ,cqu ac
Daytt pronounceS the road repairing WORK DcnE u.c
ot AchiII to he burlc~quc, ana ADDS tn8t Iio
children are suffering from "A lack OF miiA
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
PRINCE BISMARCK AND TIE EMPEROR.

London. Feb. Is" The Pail Mall Gazette this
evening publishes a dispatch from its Berlin CORE
spondent stating that Prince Bismarck IS convinced
that the reports published to the Emperor's in
furious opinion" Of himself untrue, and arc in
ventions Of his (Bismarcksl enemies The dispatch
also quotes The eX-ClIancellOr as saying The En-
pcror knows too well how to estimate the motives
which prompt my political warnings TO doubt my
patriotism
Paris. Feb. IS.The Figaro" to-day says that Prince
Bismarck has sent TO London fouc boxes filled with
nportant documents. The Figaro adds that the
eX hancellOr tlOk this action in view of the posi-
by OF being prosecuted for his utterances and alleged
utteranccs upon public affairs
Berlin, Feb. 1s.-Thc Hamburger Naclrichten'
expresses sCepticsm I'm regard 10 the that the
Emperor intends to proceed against Prince Bismarck.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
DEMANDS OF RAILROAD MEN REFUSED
A REPLY TO THREE THOUSAND EMPLOYEES OF
TIE PENNSYLVANIA COMpANY.

THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
Titsburg Feb. Il tSpeoiab.-Thc PENNSYLVANIA Com
rany which operate, the PitisburG. Fort Wayne al!
Chicago Pitt,burc Cincinnati and st. Louis. Cleveland
and Pitsburg and the other leased lines Of the Penn
svIyaui Railroad wc, Of Ifsburg has refused the de
mands Of 5000 conductors. brikemcn engineers, IRE
men and baggage master. A. result there Is mucl
unea,inc,, tonight. and the Grievance Committee ha'
,ccrapcd the executives Of the different brOherhoods
Of railroad employees to come TO Pittsburg at once
Early In January. the Grievance Committee, after
conference Of several wec,, presented b. the company
officers schedule Of 1853 articles relating 10 rates OF
nav payment for overtime. discipline Of employees ana
request, for the adjustment Of minor matters. Inc
company In its reply refuses to make any changes
whatever and refuses to comply with any Of the leo
articles The reply says that transportation rates aIc
lower than for several years, and that legislative bodies
are inclined tO add additional burdens to transportation
companies. The reply continues a, follows:
This monthly increase in pav-rOll> due 10 the ah
vances asked would amount To E1jJ3. or al the rltc
I'm wage, now paid. Th, amount capitalized AL -
Ier cent represents over f1D,OOO,ooo or more lhih
euough - double track both the N0rthwest ana Sonu
wcst system, between Ptt'burg and their western am
Souhcru t,rminiS: almost enOHEh 10 bunn III"
nnuiu a comprting line between Ttsbnrg ana chicago.
The Shareholders of the Pcnnsvlvanla Company nave
b,d nn dividend on their Investment for eight YEAR
,he IdttsbnrC Cincinnati. Columbus and ST. LOUIS
Railway Company have never had dividend.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
MIR. BALDWIN CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.

o. d. Baldwin president Of the American Loan and
Trust Company, with Charles e. Hubbel. is charged by
James G. Mix with fraud and conspiracy in procuring
the franchises contracts and patents Of the Electric
Railway signal Company Of New-iork and the Amerl'
can Railway Signal Company Of Illinois. BALDWIN Is
president OF the Automatic Telegraph RAILWAY signal
Company, which has capital stock of S3OOOOOo ana
was organized under the laws Of West Virginia. 1t Is
asserted by Mix that Baldwin Hnbbcl, who lives IN
syracuse and F.. b. Harper, seek - transfer the two
other companies assets To the Automatic company
md Mix who owns 22OO shares OF the American Cont
pany stock. has brought suit to cnioln the proposed
transfer Mr.. Mix IS connected with the New-iorl'
Life Insurance Company lie says that luoDcl rc-
fuses TO show how he got possession OF tho Electric
Company. Nix alleges that IL was purchased at u
receivers sale for So. The stockholders, nc says.
had no notice ot the sale, and he produces an afdavt
by G.. H. Vibbard who owns 20,OoO shares IN thc
Electric Company stating that he never received any
notice OF the appointment Of receiver or the sale.
Mr.. Baldwin makes general denial OF the charges.
Iou, p. Levy Is counsel FOR dciondants MiXs coun-
sci f. \. MOnfOrt, Will make motion in the supreme
Court, Chambers, next week for temporary lh!uhc-
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
FRANCES PRoTEsr AGAINST JUSTICE SCOTT.

Cairo Feb. ls.-Count d'Aubigny, the frehch
Minister here has entered formal protest against
the appointment Of Justice scott a. "nlcal "hVl'er
Of the Egyptian Government. Count d'Anbigny classes
tc changes made in the uative tribunals a. fresh en-
cro1chment of the British administration IN Egypt
The Egyptian revenue last wear was INC largest
ever collected reaching the sum Of J.1JOOOO
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
THE TEr-ToyIC's ROUGH TRIP.

Liverpool. Feb. 17.-Thc White star Line s'cS''o
Tcutonic. from Newlork, which arrived az .'''s P'''
=, a., ,,,s heavily bunctcd by a strong gale from the
.ou,b s,u,bve,t on last saturday and sunday. Inc
Teuton,c shipped number Of heavy seas whoh
sabcd two Of her boats and damaged her ventllato
purnc the gale the Tcutoncs forcsa was blown mo
,,, and owing t. the heavy seas shipped, a qual
INV OF water pom ed into the passengers slalcrOois
one seaman was injured.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
AnA11rNnER MRS. nIRscHs PATEONAGE

Conetantinope Feb. Is-A bail held here last hish'
,r ,,e hcnc6t Of the Hebrew Hospital, under the
p,tronarc of Mrs : IIirch, the wife Of The United
state, Minister. was decided success socially ana
financially "A large Of money being realized LOT
the hospital. The boxes crowded with the mem
bcrs Of diplomatic corps and their famiileS ana
,r,,n ,hc leaders Of society at Constanunople, The
suuap WAS greatly Interested and sent specia'
representative tD the ball This repre- cntilNe Was
also the bearer Of a large gilt 10 the iuhd'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
,rrcrrpv RREWERIEs CONSOLIDATING

Chicago. Feb. Is.-Five Of the largest local
hrewcric, have Joined with the Valentine Bla'z
Brewery at Milwaukee, and formed the milwaukee, and
Chtc,ro Brewing Company with capital stock OF
g. 7ho 600. and a3G05cO0 in per cent bonds The
companes which interested In this new deal arc
a., uicb,or Rrand Rnrtholomae and Leicht. the Ernst
protherS the Barholmac and Rocsing and the IL u
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
TIE BACCARAT SCANDAL.

London Feb. 18.-It Is announced that Prince
Albert victor Of Wales Will visit Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Wilson'S house., at Doncastcr where the recent card
scandal occurred. The Pail Mall Gazette today
publishes two-column account OF the scandal. Civ
ING diagrams showing the table, and the positions the
Prince OF Wales. Sir william Gordon Cumming. Lord
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
FRANCE AND TIE LABOR QUESTION.

Paris. Feb In Roche. Minister of Commerce
presided nj the first sitting Of the Chief Council oi
Labor which took place today. lie urged workmcn
10 RELY less upon the state and 10 act upon their own
initiative The Council. he said. ought to consider
methods Of arbitrating disputes and means OF proVid
ing work for the unemployed also, TO assist In tho
creation OF labor department under the Ministry OF
Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
ry coVrRyOR FOSTER SUMMONED EAST.

Cleveland Ohio Feb. IS.-A dispatch from Fos'Oria'
ono GAYS that Ex-Governor Foste@. who IS mentioned
a. tbe prolable successor of secretary WINDOW was
Yesterday called to Ncw-yorx by telegram rom
President Harrison. Mr.. Foster left there for the EaS'
last n,ght
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

THEIR FAILURE LAID TO THE NEW TARIFF LAW.
London, Feb. 1s.-James Wilson q sons, builders. Of
Bradford, have failsd with liabilities amounting to
10000 The failure is attributed chiefly 70 the new
United States Tariff law killing cash trade In packing
cases for wOOcns sent 10 America.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

London, Feb. l5.-A serious collision occurred t'ils
evening at the Pracd-s junction Of the Metropolitan
Underground Railway. Nobody was killed, but
number Of persons injured and were taken to the
hOSDital.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

TIE GOLD PREMIUM IN BUENOS AYRES.
pucnos Ayrcs, Feb 17.-tiOld closed today al
BuenOs Ayres at 2jJ premium.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

MR. REID RECOVERING FROM Ills ILLNESS.
Paris Feb 1s.-Thc Hon. Whitelaw Reid. United
States Minister 10 France. wo has been suffering
from an attack of plcurisy, Is rapidly recovering.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Somerset, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson and Others
occupied during the muchtalked Of game Of baccarat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
AMONG THE PUGILISTS

Joe McAuliffe knocked out Pat Stat
terry. at Rochester, on Monday.
Floto. Fitzsimmons' manager, says
Fitz will not fight again for year
Richard X. Fox had the largest floral
horseshoe that could be made presented
20 Fitl,
Frank p. Slaviu and Charley Mitchell
had turn-up recently, and Mitchell
knocked Slayin down.
Mike Manning defeated Jack Delan-
cev. formerly of Greenpoiut, i'm twenty
rounds. before the san Jose Ciu0 on
February 1.
Mike Donovan the New York boxing
instructor. has good cause 20 remember
Jim Corbett'S clevernesS, for Cor0ett
knocked him out.
The Synney Referee declares that
Hall was plainly outfought in eight
rounds III sydney by Billy Mccarthy
the man whom FitzsimmonS and Demp-
sey both whipped easily
willis has challenged the winner OF
tAe McCarthy-DX0n fight, and Dixon
saws he will accommodate the Austria
liam if he wins. Austin Gibbons or Billy
Nver will tackle Naber NJ 1873 pounds II
a suitable purse is offered.
Bob Fitzsimmons was introduced TO
Dominick McCaarey Monday. tltz' al
ter greeting Dominick pleasantly, ralS-
Ell his nat. and on seeing the head OF
boyiuc instructor said: "You are like
mvself-got no hair on your forehead.
Nou will have TO have to have spider
painted up there to keep the flies oil.
The police stopped the Gorman-Leary
tight in New York. Six rounds were
fought. Leary. who was outwelghted'
was nearly knocked out In the fourth
round. and had he not had enough eX-
perience he would have settled his OPP
nonent i'm the sixth. The referee called
n draw. German. the Australian.
abused the referee for his decision.
Jack Hanley. the Omaha, Neb., pugil-
is. who did three years in the Lincoln
Neb.. state prison for his battle with
the late John p. Crow. and then became
an oflice-holdcr. has renowned politics,
and the prize-ring. too, for the dramatic
stage. He is now star in the Under
the GaSlght" combination, and as an
actor classes ahead of John L. Sullivan
most decidedly.
Jimmy Truscott. one of England
best known wre>tlers and pugilists, was
buried from his late home, Hoioorn
Eng. recently. TruScott was $ year,
. of age and was well thought Of among
English sport followers. Truseott
chief performance in the ring was his
defeat ST Joe BoStock. OF Nuneaton
weighing l6l pounds. in - POUNDS
TruScoSt weighed butl45 pounds.
Phil Archibald, 4 Frisco: sport. wh'
took Ike Weir 20 the colonies. is back
+ disguised with the Spider. on whom he
Squandered several thousand dollars
/ Weir wouldn't train, but insisted on get
ting on SpreeS. and his only fight wa
with Abe Willis, at Sydney, and afte
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONRY.

At the last Convocation of Wheeling
Union Chapter No. /, Is. y. M, there was
a full turn out of companions, ald who are
working members and good set OF fellows,
who take a great interest in doing true and
first-clasS work, and who were particular
in assisting the High Priest in comforting
of il on two royal good fellows who got
their mark in good shape, and were per
mitted 10 pass, of course; every one pres
ent were satisfied, the candidates included,
and if nothing happens they may doubtless
have a special during the coming week TO
complete the arch
We understand that among the many
Communicates of Templars invited by the
Knights of Wheeling to participate in the
festivities attending the meeting of the
Grand COmmandery of West Virginia in
our city next May, that the fraters of the
Communicates of Pittsburg have been
specially invited, and we trust they will
accept the invitation, as dutlful sons, and
come down in a body and visit their mother
Commandery, for they are offsprings of old
Wheeling, No. !, as all have learned from
the history which was read by Past Com
mauder Sweeney at the banquet recently
held, wherein he stated that a number Of
ROYAL Arch MasOns came from Pittsburg
and were created Templars, and who were
the charter members of the first COmman-
derry formed In Pittsburg, many, many
years ago.
During the past week the members of
Wheeling Commandery, No l, have re
ceived cordial invitation 10 meet with
them on the evening OF March 2nd, the &C.
casion being Inspection By the Grand In
spector Of the State of Ohio. From indica-
tons there will be good attendance, if the
floods subside before that time ana trans
l,. IuI f.,. % n
Corps cannot stand tramp of twenty-cigt,
miles. if walking was considered by our
Worthy Warden as good.
Wheeling COmmandery No. /, X. T, Will
hold conclave on Monday night and Will
appear in full arm0r, ready for the fray
which will be on hand at that time.
Bates Lodge No. 33, meets on Tuesday
evening and there will be work, no doubt.
at that time as there are candidates on their
hands 20 receive the degrees.
On Thursday evening Nelson No. 30
meets, and they have lots of good material
Quarred and ready for the skill of the
architect, and consequently one or moro
degrees will be conferred during the even
ing.
on Friday evening Cyrene Commandery
No. :, X. T, will hold their conclave, and
warriors will be taught the warfare Of a
valiant Knight at that time. From indica-
tions there viii be full turnout of Knights
and an enjoyable evening will be had by
all who should have the privilege to attend.
We are sorry to note the death OF Bro.
Michael Edwards, the second oldest mem
Der of Ohio Lodge No l. and who Will be
buried to-day. Bro. Edwards was an az
tive member of the lodge in bis day and mp
short time ago. and his absence from
lodge meetings will be very much missed.
80 . /. r.rslN Ita full
out of brethren from all the lodges to at
taud tho funeral
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

On Friday afternoon, Alpha Lodge i2+,
were called upon to pay the last tribute OF
respect to their late deceased brother,
George w. Hess, who was buried at the
Stone Church Cemetery with the oeautl.
full ritual of the order. While the death OF
Brother Hess was so untimely, yet not
withstanding, he had made wise provision
for his family. in providing them with a
death benefit of > 600, and which they Will
receive in the near future. BY the SAD
death of the brother we are again silently
reminded to be prepared for the fatal death
blow which we are all detained to receive,
and TO look after the welfare of our loved
ones when we are gone. Let the present
circumstance be a wise lesson to the living,
to prepare for the future which awaits all
men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Pool Champion De Orc is after Pow
ers
II. NJ. Heating. champion 135-p9und
wrestler of Connecticut, is after
matches.
The 1O-year-old stallion by Election
Ger. Anteo, was sold 10 ;. a. Brown for
$50, 600 yesterday.
A country Judge in England has just
decided that referees decision should
be upheld. and the complainant had to
pay all costs.
The latest from Australia is that Joe
Goddard beat Joe Choynski in four
rounds. The battle was to finish,
catch weights. 'FriScO'Sports doubt the
report.
Benand BruiSer, two dogs with good
pedigrees aud fighting records, have
been matched for pitting outside Of
Pennsylvania Easter Monday or there
abouts. The dogs will weigh 81 pounds.
Yesterday Mclaughlin beat Capron
100 to 1914, average II SIS. Carter beat
Hatley 400 to 2lO. Capron is an open
table player, and his style makes one
think he could play cushion caromS in
good style.
Eddie Reilly has given up all hope Of
getting match with Max Luttbug or
other Eastern wrestlers. He hunted
up the address Of the championship
claimants ten days ago, and wrote them
but received no reply.
c. p. Blatt, on Wednesday. put up a
lO0-pound dumb bell in each hand, and
broke twelve horseShoes in two hours.
With Blatt now is Miss Wolford, the
strongest woman in the world, who
weighs 2l5 pounds, and can lift over
eight hundred weight
The intercolouial cricket match be-
tween Victoria aud New South Wales
ended in a victory for the former, Scor-
ing lGl and IS TO l5l and 60, Victoria
thus winning by 3G runs. The gate
money on the first day of the match
Amounted 10 over e400.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Annie Haines has been engaged for
"A Texas Steer"
The Western tour Of the County
Fair" begins in March at Cincinnati
Marie Tempest takes Lillian Ru>selrs
place next year at the Casino, New
York.
The part of the tramp in the "Old
Homestead" is again being played by
Walter Gale.
John p. Slocum, one of the cleverest
men in the theatrical business, is in ad-
vance Of the DUH Opera Company.
Lottie Hyde, formerly of Harry Ker-
nell'S company, has been engaged rs the
soubrette of the -MiSfts" company.
Ralph Delmore will visit Europe i'm
mediately upon the close of his season
with the master and Man company.
E. II. Southern will be seen in his new
play. "Maister of Woodbarrow, " by Je-
rome X. Jerome. 1t has made decid-
ed hit.
Robert Mantell, during his recent en-
gagement in Boston. put on Hamlet
for change OF bill and made an ON
phatic hit.
Percy Weadon'S farce comedy. Never
Better" now being played In New Eng
land by Edward T.. Rice's company IS
said to be a big success.
Hay and Thomas will have theater
of their own next season. II will be- To-
Gated at the northwest corner OF Broad
way and Forty-lirst street, New York.
and will cost $4,000
The Lillian Russell Opera Company
will jump from San Francisco 20 the
Globe Theatre in Boston next season.
The smallest city played by this organ
zation will be Washington.
Charles A. Gardner will be seen in a
new play next season, entitled captain
Karl" Sydney K. Ellis. the PITTS
burger, will continue rs his manager.
and better one would be difficult to
find.
Gus Williams and John T. Kelly
style themselves the Booth and Barrett
of comedy. 1t is TO be hoped that in
appreciation OF this delicate compli-
ment the great tragedianS will here
after call themselves the Williams and
Kelly of tragedy.
Marie Tempest, although not 30 years
of age, has appeared IN The Red Hus-
sar." $50 nights in London and l25
nights in New York. She is the
original Dorothy, having appeared 200
consecutive times in this opera AT the
Lyric Theater, London.
The J. c. Duff Opera Company OF
nearly 100 people have arranged wiki
the Pittsburg, TT. Wayne and Chicago
railroad for special train from Pitts
burg to Chicago, distance OF 46s miles.
with the agreement that the run must
be made in less than II hours. The train
will consist of three G0foot ears for |
scenery. one 50-foot ear for baggage, /
Pullman sleeper and one dining ear.
The company will leave PittSburg At
1:1O a. m. Sunday, March l, and arrive /
in Chicago II a. IN. Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
NOTEWORTHY.
THE SERIES OF STATEMENTS TO TIE PUBLIC
STILL uSBR0KEY.
So5rss Fave Been ENABLED 70 Find Relief Through
DTS COPELAND and Bells Liberal
0fsr.

Many are tae words Of praise that arc
heard spoken in favor of Drs Copeland aud
Bells scientific and skilful treatment Of
catarrh and other chronic cases 40 mat
ter how severe the case, they are equal 10
the emergency.
MIR. John Holmes a resident OF Martins
Ferry. and an employe as puddler at the
Standard Mil, in an interview with the
writer, relates his experience as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22

day night he dropped from her fingers
onto Mare Antony'S PROSTATE body, but
NJ. Darmont didn't seem to mind that,
though there were men in the audience
who felt sorry for him. The final bite
of Cleopatra is taken more ieisurely by
the snake, for Bernhardt puts him back
within the folds of her dress, and he IS
there when the curtain falls. and prob
ably while the crowd disperSe and the
women wonder how she can do il, and
the men explain that perhaps she wears
a chest protector.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22

before the season IS very old you'll be
fooling around my bats. But you'll find
them TOO heavy. No candy sticks, re-
member"