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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
TOO r,rr 70 TEAR ARmyD' NOW.

Chicago. March l7.-DrcctorGenerh DAVIS OF inc
Worlds Fair WAS not alarmed to-day over the marriage
If his niece Nils Belle Davis. OF Ware Mass. with
! dollar DAY enployo her fathers farm 10 re-
portcr the Director General s;nd "lts no use ior
Brother Frank to tear around now he s"ou'u "''o
,op, his tearing before the thing commcnced"
an 4. said they are coming to Chicago and so you
mov pcrhals have some Vlltors'
d. Don't You worry about that. That girl mas inc
,,, n,vis GRIT They'll take care Of themselves, II
assure YOU. and imagine she has got fellow VINO
will make her Just good husband ana 90 rs Wen
VA Mii ~ tbough She had let her father do the choosing
~ ~ her rhe young lady Is twenty four. ana as haho
some as she can be-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
WAS Dr. CRAWFORD DROWNED IN FLORiDA'

Haverstrnw, y. u, March j. tspecia' i.' ~ -
reneral belief Ia Haverstraw that DE- john ~ N'
,ord u,bo ,asonpeaYd from HayeIstraw mOnth aSo
and for wlom searching parties went IN al dreoNo
about here was the &" John Crawford, Of lh5ha""'
~ v" who was drowned III 1t. Johns ilVer' f'oip.'
last Saturday five miles below Jacksonville causeu o
his leaning against a rubber hose, which he n'9'oo"
for q post, The steamer David Kemps, ana iaii"s
backward into the water The missing dentist was
nearly blind and might easily have made such ms
take In the letters lie left he said II woud De u''
less 10 search for his body would be far away io
home lie also said IL would be heavily weiShto''
The Crawford who drowned net seen ai'er
striking the water although hlsboat was iowercu
Immediately He had been In jacksonville ohy Il
frw days and DR.. Crawford left Haverstraw Vn
PcbuaIy 2l. Ills Rockiand County friends VIII maHc
N cffort to have the body recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
no,,crpuD on 4 CHICAGO BUCKET SHOP

chlcoro March 1.-THE police this afternoon pesf'
,,, ,,id ou the bucket shop, The institution they
t,d hos been running FOR week, Just opposite 'he
citv Hail on Warhington-st., right uuder che noses
If the Police Department 'hN no
twelve in number. were arrested ''e u.0NV.S "'o
~. .,,r, hinr allowed 10 depart. The police eAam
on of the place developed the fact that the t'AeF'
,ho ouot,ti,ns Of which were supposed to em'Hft'e
from We,tc.u Union wires. were mere DUMMIES ''o
tame being prepared In advance and the 'NAei tu"
hy m electric motor stationed In the room & ~ s vs. Sn m
tIat hls is the beginning of WhoicS"lo '"'N VA "'
imilar pstitutons In the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
,,...rn, op TIE GRAyp DUKE OF nESSE.

rcrlo March IA dispatch from parihS'aut say
...4 go, Immense crowd witnessed the fuheIhi u'"'"
~, ,ta Grand Duke OF Ilc>sc, who dleu Oh '"""'S
from. the effect, Of Il stroke oi Pu'S''''
IN the city was generally su'penuou' '''''
- rouuiurg were everywhere diSpmyed'
,nrdon March 1.-THE Queen. Princess Bca'i'ce'
ua nure Of Cambridge. the Duke ana pu'H,s'
- Fdinbursh, the Marquis OF Lorne ana n's
,,ifc Princess Louise, aud the Duchess oi Aio'n1
today attended services IN memory o' ,,' ,u ma
nuh. of IIcs,o. The services "crG ~ ng'I pochc.trr
nfNriatfd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
DEMOCRATIC ENUMERATION.
THE POPULATION OF THE STATE PUT AT
6,479,730.
DECREASES IN REPUBLICAN RURAL
COUNTIES AND SUSPICIOUS INCREASES

(OUNllES AMI SOSPlClOOS ANNs1'SIS
IN DEMOCRATIC CITIES.
lrRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrBTSE:
Albany, March l7.-Approximate estimates IN
the cases Of few counties, and accurate state
ments from most of the counties of the State, re-
garding the late enumeration Of the inhaDitan's
Of the several counties, show that according TO
this Democratic enumeration. the total popula-
ton of the State is 6,479,73o. According to the
Federal census taken by Commissioner Porter In
1890 it was 5,s97,s53
II was the intention Of the Democratic leaders,
when they decided to have the enumeration madc
in mdwinter. to cause the population of the Dem
ocratic cities to be put at the Nigh
est possible limit; and they were
confident that the winter snowbanKs ano
piercing winds would deter the enumera'ors ~
the Republican rural communities from op'ain-
ing q complete list Of the inhabitants oi "ee'
localities One glance at the table Of the popu-
lation Of the several counties shows that TINS
nlan bas been successfully accomplished. Inc
table declares that there has been a WONDERFUL
decrease in the population Of the rural pafs
of the State. where the Republicans congreSaoe
and vote-a decrease since 1880 of no less than
20.27l persons Certainly this shows that .ne
deuopulation of the country and the emlgra'ion
of its citizens to the cities have reached alarming
proportions. But the taoie ltseii eno"s nv"
surdly false are these statements OF the lanins-
off of population. Is it possible that 'ne oou"%
Of Columbia has lost 1880 population in only
two vears. that Madison has lost 1851 popnla-
tion: that Orange has lost 1853 that oswego
has lost SO, that Saratoga has lost LOIS, thas
Steubcn has lost l,l37?
On the other hand, the cities are represented
to have gained enormously in population; buna"'
2l.722; Brooklyn, l49,53O, and New-forX' Zoo'-
539. In twenty seven counties out OF Sixty '"ere
has been a positive decrease of population. vi
course nearly all of these are the rurai hepuoii-
can counties The counties containing Denocra'io
cities, it is asserted. have gained In popuia'loh IA
every instance. The total gain Of these countles'
it is declared, is 504 l25.
Tho table given below is upon figures and
estimates furnished by the various county clerks
as TO the total population of their respective coun-
,ios under the enumeration Of 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
DYNAMITE AT A BELGIAN JUDGES DOOR.
He HAD SENTENCED THREE ANAEcW sTs-IHE
PARIS POLICE STILL SEARCHING THE
HOUSES OF ANARCHISTS.


licge Bclg!um, March IA dynamite cartridge
was discovered this morning at the door OK the resi-
dcncc of the president Of the A,sze Court who yeser
day sentenced three Anarchists who had stolen oVo
pounds of dynamite from a mill.
Paris, March 17.-The police search OF the lodgings
OF Anarchists continues, sixty suspects were arrested
In a hotel I'm the Rue Arhn sec. Those who gave
satisfactory account Of themselves were afterWard re-
leased The lodgings Of an Anarchist named Cazcan
were searched by the police, who found there several
vials containing choratc OF potassium and hydro
chlo.;c acid several pans containing suspicious
ing mixture were also found All :hc chemicals were
concealed in a cupboard Cazeau wac arrested but nc
refuses to make any explanation OF what he intended
10 do with the chemicals. Chloratc Of potassium ana
hydrochoric acid are active ingredients In the mani
mctire OF explosives. Experts Will examine INC
mixture found in the pans.
1t was reported to-day that the police are on inc
track Of the man who caused the explosion NJ '"c
LoLau barracks on Tuesday morning. NJ Loubet'
the Prime Minister, intimacd at Cabinet council 20
day that important results had been OOtaned thOueh
the efforts of the police
HorlcauX March ia man named SouberouN III,
formed the police Of this city to-day that he i l'1hu
Sy dvnamc cartridges In the cellar OF his residence
The case f. being investigated.
Bcrlin March 1.-THE police Of this ciiy to-day
searched the odcngs Of several Anarchists who have
made themselves con~picuOus Of late, ana sclleh "A
number of mAlmmatory pamphlets, Ihey lrrc'eu
TWO mon, "a cOnpo,itor and a mctalturner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
nrv,7xc THAT SIR CHARLES TUrrER SAID IT..

ottawa. March l. cpeciall.-Scna''r "''0''1'
tho senate. and L. II. Davies. In the ''''"o'','
., d,v ~ the Government II the rcp"'' III ~" 'p'I
Al. ,.notchc, from England 10 u" 'n',o ''
charlie, Tuppcr speaking IN London ,,'1 '''a ,,,.,
uno was approaching "h"n 'ai"u' ,ror, c,r
' a ,,ouId Ike - know said Mr. Dawes
-, u,,,, Commissioner Of Canada had the eAh'"on ~
,h. canadian Government 10 make pHDl'S '","
,.,c,u.nt7 Sir John Thompson answered.
,d the telegram Ira the pres. ana W" were s"'i'
hat -lr Charlie Tupper dli NOT NAM -" 49,,
""' bod n communication from him TIE
,, ,,d lc told me he did not speak on 'i'
,i -, retaliation at all In the senate lIe,no' i
PH,,Y cave tLc report Aat denial Ihrr9 han 9.' i
mnch lecllns In political cIi'I'' "''o wv ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
~ ,ccrMULAroR COMPANY gyJOIYED.

Trenton y. j.. March l1.-JGdSe "rSei" !" '"0
,,.,,o, .totos Circuit Court to-day. granted pre-
Ilm,uary Injunction against the Accumuator company
~ Newark restraining them from infringing on patents
held hy the Brush Electric Company. The deleiu".0,
nnoed the granting OF the Injunction asserting 'n'
now evidence had been discovered since the decision
against them by Judge Coke, In Ire southern 'i'u V
Toyyork which decsiou led Judge Green 20 grant inc
Innate, todov Tho new evidence submitted was
,Ia, tvcnty wears before the invention OF Brush
ertr battery the same had been discovered by Dr.
Ulanchard, OF Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
u,tIrx WILL PARLIAMENT ADJOURN1

London. March l7.-rhis evening. IN Committee "i
the Whole on the supply BILL Mr. Labo'chofe Ino'ou
10 report progress on a vote on account " o'u ~
enable tie Government to say wren 'neS ''''''''
70 Dissolve Parliament. -,
NJ p,four sueaking IN reply, said that Nj.
! ahoucbere could enhghen the House Oh thit point
o,,t. a. easily As himself The Government H' pre-
sented programme of useful Iesislaiion' ana on not
-. any reason why 1t should not be carried out;
Mr. LabOuchers's notion was Iost "'''0@'
division being taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
pyAcoN,s TRIAL To BEGIN on MAY 10.

Nice March 1.-THE trial q Edward Parker Deacon
for the killing of AbeIlle. the Frcnclman whom ne
found I'm his wites bedroom at TIE Hotel Spehaiue'
a Cannes has been set down for May ~, In ti' CITY,
Notwithstanding the attacks made upon Nr. Deacon
ty a section ot the French press, 1t IS t the opNioh
Of the Americans here. and also of large number of
rrencbueu. t1at the court, will justify Mr.. Deacon
I'm slAYlng Abeile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
THEY STOPPED 4 L. S. MAIL WdGON.
,sS ,t,LTED THE DRIVER AND POLICEMAN NO.
aQoi LET THEM Do IL

sJDi LII IHif.i ~ 49,
The driver Of mall wagon NO 40 ihhocehVN "V
tempted to cross Third dave at Nlh'it'' ScaV't''
morning In front OF parade OF 81 r'''''N' '
celebrations The crowd seized his horse ana "neh
-. ,ot dovn ia demonstrate and explain that they
were nteruptng the United states mall service one
rurion struck him on the head with heavy cane
with blood flowing freely from long gaSh IN us
head the driver called upon Policeman No. -o'4
~ ho stood near by. To arrest his tssiliaht' WHOM
hc pointed ont The policeman refused 10 MAKE
the arrest. although several ciuHchS WHO "au vi,
,..sod the assault proclaimed II an Outrage; Inc
ior,ders marched trfumphantly uptown, whie VIC
sr vent 10 iris store to have his wound dTeSsei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
THE GyENZBTRG FAILURE.

St Petersburg March 1.-THE a'e'' n'i0','"oo' ,r',
,,inc the ,froirs Of the suspended banker, "uenI
h,ro placcs the liabilities at between 13ooo'oo' IN"
oo ooo 600 roublc, The assets said to amount -
ohout - 900 900 roubcs, Of which sccuri'pA ana
nroperty 10 the amount Of 100000 roub'ee can De
aasuv converted into cash. The remainder VIII bo
eilhcut realize on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
ypw. JERSEY CORPORATION TAX BILL SIGNED.

rrenton " j. March l7.-Governor ALBEIT toaay
.i,pod one Of the most important corporation o''i'
passed by the recent Legislature Ihe new INV Co.
'.,,,..,,S cohlc telephone and express companies
nor cent upo their gross receipts gas ana eiec'rc
i,,t ,omDaui.s L. OF / per cent on their gross re
reIp,s OIL pipe line companies s-loths OF per cent
N their gross receipts life insurance COMPANIES Per
cent on eir surplus since te is;, s rss rsceints
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

RECIPROCITY AND THE BRITISH WFHT INDlE9'
Inndon March l7-ISaron Henry de Worms. Far
uamentnry secretary Of the Colonial once shu III
the House Of Commons to-day that the loss OF revenue
10 ale British colonies in tie West Indies undcr Inc
treaties Of reciprocity negotiated by them win lh'
United Statce under the provisions OF the MchIiN
,ill was as follows Jamaica, C28'oOO' he ht"ahi
Ig,apds c1OoOO. the Windward lslands, $1,000
rnrbadocs $4,000; Trinidad Gl5.OOO, ana b4u'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
y trrvpAycE OF SEALS AT CAPE NORTH.

AN hBuXDANCE OF SEALS AT CAPE NohIn.
summer,ide Quebec, March 17-Ihcre Is mu'h
excitement at Cape North over the appearance ol
thousands Of seals. The entire popuauoh are e."
gagged in capturing them. and are n'aHns s''h NM
$40 - 1t, o,cbtv wears since seals appeared IN this
.',o,n,t, They are thought to have been carried on
,hc Ice from Greenland, Ahe mild weather having
lnoeened The ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
THE DARINGs AND TIIR p'NK or fNSLN ,

nun pAu1NGs AND rIIR nsNK or fNiLNN VI
London. March 1.-THE regular iSrHFy h'."'s
., ,he directors Of the Bank Of England was no.' "
dav William Lldderdale. The governor y, ~ -.
a. ,o,k yer, 80. 100000. lie said uA' to
,,,e,l 10 relieve tho bank by transferring mo VI"
rcelizcd a,sets Of the Bartnr' TO oommuer %. ,'~
,,,.t which woud raise funds to repay t'' A'''''
ohv,nccd bv the bank for u" hqui'au'" - '"o
r.rinr,, affair, was not oppofinne' ~" "'",',o
r,uet bc reduced before anything "f INC hi"u o'"',
done. Of late sales Of sfcurlu'' n"o U'0' .''' a,,r
-. .,crince Unless political troubles
,,so in the Argentine Republic or Uruguay i''
.l.s cond De effected without loss II was %
10 speak with coqndcncc non the "s fn h"pcs w.
~, ,,.,,"e said hc did not expect any ''' l" IAN
upOn the rliii.ihl"I''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
BRITISH MINERS To RESUME WORK oY MONDAY

Iondon March l7.-Aftc. a long DISCUSSION OF the
oucstou whether the s0pInse of work hould continue
for week or fortnight. The delegates 10 te con,
ference % tlc Mners Federation unanlmml'y adopted
.s,,,,ti,n declaring that I'm v.cw Of the fact that
m, olscrt forr which the pits lad been stopped hih
boon achieved the conference advised the mi"r- !"
resume work on Monday. There VA, som" du''h'"
49, ~ whether or not the masters would allow the m'"
T., RETURN 10 work at the time decided upon by ul'
Federation. tut the matter was pr'ou'hN sun" '
,ho affirmative AT q meeting today oi tie lAh'''''o
,', ,oc.,lre coal mine owners who employ l"o'-
600 mol. , -,.
Tic coal steamer Nellie Wise arrived IN the Ihh"c'
from Newport The mion!st coal poF'ere FD'us'' ~
handle the cargo on acc0nt of tie coal .tlhe ,
sho was discharged by mcn employed "S ''o ''''
Federation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
r,,p MAs,uIA on HER WAY HERE AGAIN.

London. March 1.-THE French steamer MaSslna'
c.'s1a,n vories which sailed from Mlrscilles on
Narcb 10 for New.York. left Naples on March 10.
The Massa is the vessel which some time ago ianuee
In Nsw-York party OF Russian Hebrews among "hoD
of ty plus fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

companies doing business In France The blI requires
that such mpanes shall maintain sufficient reserve
fund Invested In French rentes to guarantee all fTchch
policy holders against all risks. 1t empowers tle
Government % supervise the investments Of the coih
panes. and requires them 70 submit their accounts
10 searching audit by representatives. OF the Govern
mcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
IT4LIlNs OBJECT TO FATHER All.

The Italian Catholics Of the Newark diocese have caeu
tonight protest against the retoIon
BY the Bishop Of the accused priest Father All, Syai
who Is under bail a charge OF criminal assault upon
aine girl belonging TO tho parochal school under
hls charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
..........n ,n,rnER nY A sCULrTOR.

p,,t, MI 17-Jacques France, the sculptor. made
49, a,,,.,,, .,d,v 10 murder Enot Dcvillers, arb
traitor Of the Tribunal Of Commerce. The sculptor
a,,o., ,ho, his honor had been asperscd by Dcvcrs
The latter wa. dangerously wounded and his condition
IS regarded a precarlous'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

Rome March 17.-IIor Glynl' oI UNI i'''" .'""D,"'-
Church I'm Rome had spccim """''"'O ,
'" -. =, ,,bo,n he presented several sham
WI" .,, t6 hoo, sent from Ireland. They were
iochs XIV ~ coacr Of crystal bearing the Papa arms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
ENGLISH poAcnERs HANGED FOR MURDER.

London. March 1.-THE appeals made to Mr..
Matthew's tho Home secretary, ~ grant rrprleNe
ia the case Of Charles Rayner and Frederick bs6eto'
fHc poachcrs who were condemned 20 death for the
Mllng Of Joseph Crawley and william Puddcpihi''
eamckecpers on an estate At Ftst0ue, were OF no
avail and the two men were hanged at oxford th'
morning. tt, ,..,.-,.
Sov,fM questions put 10 Home ,'-rctHS
Matthews III m House Of Commons TINS evening !'
e,,lirg the execution II Ra}ucr and keslct.n. lHo
epcakcr called Mr. COuyhcair 0-AcifI 20 piuer '.r
accusing Mr. Matthews II not taxing The uNihe 70
n.for t1 lie documents bearing Jn 10 cn," NJ.
Hunter lnernl then asked whether Mr. Mat -""' =
after thIs Judicial scandal was prepared TO- n,nf a
cce,itinn ~ what constitutes the crime ~ muster
W. -. n harmony with tie sentiment, 4 the "a PIE.
a. N,ttLrv-. declined tn answer o1hand Il question
ou a law that had lt,Td FOR ocniuflc'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

ro7,don March 1.-THE French steamer Dupuy de
anna Cantoln Dcchanle. which sailed from New
n,lc,ns on February II, and which reported on her
arrival At Iavrc on March TO- that she had run short
~ coel on the passage burned twenty tons Of wheat
Ol Ler eaTG0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
INSURANCE SUPERVISION IN FRANC

Paris March l7.-At the Oaoinc' ooun0u VVu"y 10y
. - uinis,er of Commerce, submitted blu
.noy,anr for staicter contr0l Of fAetan Insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18

u.,Iin March 17.-Emperor william presided today
-, c,,inet Counc at which all the Ministers were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-12
QUAY DECLARES VAR
He Proposes to Investls Mt. tho Suspension
Of AntI.Harrison Once oIder..

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator Quay Is rre-
pared to retaliate on President Harrison. and
proposes to make his first shot centre ono
The Senator's weapon will be n Senate resou-
tion providing for an investigation by n special
committee Of tho charge that Federal officials
have taken IN active pnrt in Philadelphia poll
tics in tho interest Of the election Of delegates
TO tho National Republican Convention pledged
to tho support of President Harrison. Last
week the President began the war on
Quay by agleeing to the determination
OF Secretary Foster and Internal Revenue
Commissioner Mason to suspend and remove
n number of officials who have been active in
opposing the election Of Charles Henry. who
wants to go to Minneapolis rs Harrison dce-
gate. These men are all friends Of Senator
Quay and he does not propose to soc them
punished without. at least. publishing to tho
country the facts us to the truo relationship of
tho Administration to civil service reform.
Senator Quay has had his resolution in his
pocket for several days. but he does not wish
to present it until a!tec tho Philadelphia pri-
marics are held tomorrow. and it is just pos
sible that If his candidates are chosen. he may
SSlininEe MS MIND nnd tear up the resolution
ant t. cali Tie m ma to the " st"ntan Of tho
senate On Wednesday or Thursday. There
are several Republican. Senators who, arc
anxious to get n chance ut the Administration.
and they would be willin. to become members
Of the proposed committee.
1t il intended that tho committee shall tnke
testimony in Philadelphia with u view to
ascertuinin. whether Governin eut officials in
that city have taken an, active part in politics.
with tho knowledge and approval Of Secretary
the President. and. If so. whether only those
were punished who refused to support the
candidates for Delegates who nre favorable 10
tho denomination OF President Harrison. Sena-
tor Quay says thnt ho means business. and
that II tho investigation is once begun it Will
not stop until tho country has boon fully
posted as to the difference between the preach
ing and the practice Of the Harrison Adminis-
trAtion.
Tho President has been actively Mt work dur
ing the past few weeks. setting in motion tho
machinery that Is expected to bring about his
denomination. Now York. Pennsylvania and
Indiana nrc the throo States Wherein tho RI Int
for the election OF Harrison delegates has al:
ready been begun and thu President Is not
mary work 81 delegate fixing has already boon
partially completed. Hnd il Is probable that
the President will got n delegation OF luke
warm supporters there. In New York tho axe
will soon h"Gin 70 fall, md the officials oi the
various d"purtments ofthr public service there
who are n!t Harrison, men VIII 10 removed to
make way for those who arc. In Pennsylvania
tho Quay or anti, Harrison mon AFRO being
marked Tor slaughter. and Quay means to
stop ii.