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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

USE HoRsFoED's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. W: G. HAyscoME. Minneapolis. Mimi,
says: u used Il IN case OF acute rheuma-
tism during conyalescence; the particular
symptoms ] wished 10 relieve we're sleep
lessness AID nervousness. and the results
were all desired"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
GUTTENBURG.

GUTTENBURG, y. j., Nov. 9.-The
races to-day resulted az follows
First race. fiye-eighths CT miie-Jnlia
L. first. Eugene second, Jimmy Lamley
third Time. 1:03h.
Second race seven-eighths Of n mile
Remorse first, George c. second, Dnlesman
third Time. 81.
Third race three-quarters OF mile
One first Pessmist second, Idaho third.
Time. ! 90.
Fourth race. fye-eIghths Of mile
Gladiator first Express second Marsh
Redon third. Time. :03h.
Fifth race. five eighths OF mile-Litte
Fred first. Bitten second, Dagonet third.
Time. 1:0l%.
sixth race. six and half furlongs-
Vocalist first Innovation second, Seven
third. Time, 1:24l2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
TIE Running Races.

GLOUCESTER, " j., Nov. 9.-The races
to-day resulted as follows:
First race. four and half furlongs-
Little Phil first, Marty b. second, Persua
der third. Time, 5SA.
Second race, six and half furlongs-
Lyrist first. Rear Guard second, Sister
Louise third. Time. 1:27.
Third race, fye-eighths Of mile-Cen
scr first, Aftermath second, Criterion third
Time, 1:OJ.
Fourth race fye-eighths OF a mile-Cro
Gus first, Alright second, White Wings
third. Time, 1912.
Fifth race. six and quarter furlongs-
Jardne first, Monsoon second, Nocalite
third. Time, 122A.
Sixth race, five-eghths OF a mile-Mulli-
gan first, Prospect second. Barthena third.
Time, 1:04A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
RICHMOND. NOV. 8, 1892

RICHMOND. NOV. 8, 1892.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Charles Moore, Falkenburg,
New York, salt, Samuel REGISTER ~ Co.
Schooner Annie Il. Stevens, Tice, Phila-
dolphia. coal. 5. II. Halves & Co.
Schooner Deadnaught, Cobb, Kennebec,
ice. Richmond Ice Company.
WEST POINT, NOV. 0, 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamship DanviIle, Bennett, from Bal
timore. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvile, fer Baltimore, pas
Sengers and general cargo.
steamship Stella, for Liverpool Eng
land Symons, with cargo OF cotton.
LAMBERTS POINT, NOV. 0, 1892
COALED.
Steamship Longstone, from Galveston for
Havre.
Steamship Briscoe, from New Orleans
for Rotterdam.
ARRIVED.
Schooner D. Byard, and loaded for sa'
yannah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. 10. 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

Jones Third party. Repo by owe, sIs
majority. Weaver and BidWeh wiz ,, nes
less than 100 votes In the county. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

WYTHEVILLE, VA, Nov. 9.-Reports
from all the precincts in Wythe county
The evening world., 1892-01-28
READY WITH THE EXCISE BILL.
To Be Presented in Senate and
Assembly This Evening.

II i probable that the nrw Excise IN,
which has brch prepared undcr I'll" super
vision uf the Iolnlulttcc II Tie state Niur
and Liquor Dealers AssJciIl ~, Hil! br IN
trCduccu IL LutG hul,rS OF iLu Legislature at
tAio evenings session.
President Morris !.cku!sky, ot thr Central
Liquor Dealers Association II lnls city, went
to Albany thls noruIpy with the revised
draft OF the prw Til IN Ms pocket, 10 make
arrangements forits iH!iIcdiatr introductiJn
IN tie Legislature.
VIII H introduced Ia The Assembly BY =
representative iron uac OF III" New York
q districts, and IN the senate W Incul-
ter II om one VI tho Interior districts ui the
State.
The Commi tee, which has dropped the
proposed measure, wa, appointed at The con-
vrn,iOn OF the state Liquor Dealers Asso,ia-
tiun. IN THIS city last SrptcMbrr II insists
Of Morris Lchusgy. chairman; NJ. j. slat,ery
Albany: rCrcr j. quinn, TROY; julius It's
chalk Brooklyn, and ". ". BlTnaIt,.R III Curs-
ley, Every Dylnt affecting any change IN HE
cNisting Excise statues has bvcn very care
lully considered uS the committee, which
ha, uc,n asni,tei IN It's work by several emf
neat Las crs.
Ii is Intended IN the ncw bill 10 provide Tor
all pns>lL le con- 'iug"rcies The main Irai urrs
uI the proposed Law nave been printed II HE
EyENISu WuK:.p, 81 lar rs changes H. the
present Law are involved.
The chief innovation i the provision which
ena Dlca liquor draIc"s 10 carry on Il moderate
sunday buslacss. That IS, That liluus lEay
Ue sod IN ali liceGscd salouus after he hour
ui O'Clock on sunday up to the usual II Nur ul
closing at 4. 81, tn" following day
III, also provided hat special lictns", may
be granted under certain circumsl unctS To
" all-nlght" sal DDnS. II must b. shown,
however. IN all such cases tha, The lOrality T.
one IN which there Il n reasonable uclu ma
for n sal pon ol SUCH character.
Another innovation l. the permission MhtA
Is given to iuCOrp)ratcl societies ana social
ursaII2utiuns 20 continue III" sale ~ wines
nnd liuuoIs n public bllls aGG cut"r.LiI-
ment> gwen BY them alter the Usual '.us!ns
hour u! 4. VI.
Brs.dr rh'sr th r. are macy rroN.NsHh> of
uiaur impDrttuC', NAiGn Mulh Cnihgt, IA
th,rNt>tlnE law, rs IN IN" hnnilrr OF appel e
lns EScl~" Cul.la>,l 'I"'o IA Citi"s, iii II
terms Il office. &r and tha pluhihiIl IA ul lh'
SIy system, making II nishrn"auur Tor ans
once UI ihr .tw 10 Hiicnpt To 'LduC" =
sal oOn-k y 'r u sol .Vn'r ai:rr hours e. = m
burmese y. -rp.'Ti,g r,i 'n'" upon ME'Ch to
base Crimlpil 1C ha1 GlnSt HIN.
MIR Lrkul"nN SAYS Iuu'hr' 'N,ls" iIii mas
also been prvpurtdUS tiC topuhll anA,and Nil
prOhunly Le introduced AZ the same liInc ~
he NH tayglrd UN tho Liquor. Dealers Ass'-
ciallOn The iDrmcr nave been waiting until
the latter should iulrDIurc Ih"r bil. before
Orinciu, the % .gUN!'lJn measure forward.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
JACK THE SlASHER IN COURT.
Called to Trial for the Assault
on William Muller.

\ miScrab'r-luoking man. ri'h nndly
dis 'r!,r red lace. walked uustcadilS ~ the bur
In Part l., OF the Court UI General Sessions.
Judge Fitzgerald presiding, when Assistant
District ATTORNEY Cunning :. Bedford call
iur " Henry q. Dowd" at ll3O o'clock this
fprcnyoa.
He was " Dowd the SlaSher," the imbcciic
who lnaugurated reign oi terror In the pur-
liens ~ tlC east Side by s,ashiEg the thr oats
Of drunk"a men with razor in the night
time. He Is supposed to have murdered Law
yer Carson, NJ Baltimore. Ia this manner.
carson was found dead on the sidewalk In
ChrystiC street two weeks ago with Ills throat
cut.
powd Is to be tried for assault In the nrst
degree for having slashed william Muller
across the neck with II razor ON the morning
| =! Jan II.
The prisoner sullenly took the seat assigned
to him by he side OF his counsel. Maurice
vv.r and ..,u,.l IN fe.I mn intnrcs, In ,la
' "
selection "t jury 10 trS MIN.
The Indictment alleges the cutting OF Null
,.rs ,hroat with n razor on SUNDAY morning
49, w ,... .~| 'h
Jun -, On james slr'et near YAK.
For several weeks prior to DOwdS arrest
th,r,. w.r, a nuuh.r az mys,cr,,us ,ut,inrs
VI ul"hhch Hhiiors ahu otIa'eu pcucs'riauA'
The evening world., 1892-01-28
four ARE SAVED.
.
Taken Of Two of the Drifting
Stow5 By the Tug Lackenback.
Scant Hope for the Men or the Web
s.er and 0.her ScoW,.
Thrilling In!e OF the Rescue FIFTY
Miles on Fare Island

l.oH' ui II" eighteen men who uriltui out 10
'cnrn the lug Edwin Wrb,l"r aud tour RAJ
Ia d,i"ilHS boats during til" tcrribl' = ii" e.
Tuesday, hlNc h,rn rescued.
IiI"S H!r IA" men Oh boats Sos = md lG,
which diiIt"d away num ihc uu, hoiusr N
Ep, kl"ay shoals after the TX Ni,Api> iu'
IN tlurc With them ami started to th,, lu,rI"
Il Il" disabled Webster and her Gri'ithp tow.
Boats = ana 10 were picked up hy tn' 1T.
oDcUn.s going tug Edgar 4. LuckcnOAch ah nj
ufty miles of fTc Island. Aitcr bIipging
those two IN, the LucLcnbhch Immediately
started back III search y; the other derell,t..
capt kcanc, OF the Luckrnbach. hoprs ,o
pok mp boats , and -, which were III TIN
Wchsirrs tow. but hc Is not saasuinc about,
tie rescue or the WcUstrrs crew.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
ROBBERY FORCES A FAILURE.
The Peabodys Say Thieves Took
$4,000 Worth Of Jewels.

The failure ot \. Peabody CO.. wholesale
Jewellers OF lS4 Bruad|ay. which was an
nuunccd ;ln, mOraing, crea' I'd a sensation In
business circles, not 81 much on account or
h"cl'r,t !, VIII have On trade rs on account
Of the cause tu which II Is NJ tibu,rd.
The nm j. composed oi Adolph aud Michael
pcaoydy. Iaturr and son, who i've AT 2l6O
s.y, nth avcmUv. they claim that they were
..uIgrdiu suauvEi ir!nrn' because thieves
mad robbed irM OF their assets. The llaOili-
.I.r- arr, plu. ri AT $4,000, aud there Is very
.llfl,.,I tor the cgcUi;uro.
FIn,. HvchS ago, Adulph Peabody says, MS
-On went un bG,lur>s Trip "a ST. Louis,
rarryIuA with Inn y.liSr containlns
precious = ones valued at S.i,uGO In the
rullruad staff n tnOIc, Mr. Peabody tells his
yrcd.tors, Me Valuable bag fell into TAG
Earu> q, tEiCS"S.
rnr Invii were arrested, uu, they had d!'-
u, SD OF ia" gems, which were never re-
cnyrrl, and the lirm las hcen ruined by ;be
loss. ....~
II. Muhg, ui Nlhr, sons, 20 John stree, Il
I'm charge ui Peabody 4 tu.'S Affairs IL was
said al lis Oil,cc hi, morning thal II was noU
kuuwn ulM settlement could b. ln&d1.
Neither Ot the prabpdys has been seen AT
their Uhlle Siucc the failure.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
FOR JUDGE OR SURROGATE ?
Bill to Make a New Place for
Register Fitzgerald.

With the present year the term or Frank T.
Fitzgerald as Register or New York County
will expire. II 1, not the custom oi TaMmany
Hall to renominate the incumbent OF that
hgh.salaried Office. nor Is II customary for It
to send II district leader like Register Fltl
Gerald in, the obscurity OF private life.
As there Is no rat official berth to give
Leader Fitzgerald when he shall reliGquish
his $4,000 position, 1t is said tnnt one Will be
created, and that bill for that purpose VIII
soon be Introduced In the LEGISLATURE.
The new position, II was said to-day, vii!
be OF a Judicial Characterization al add-
tIonuI- JudscShlp OF the Court OF Aeneial
Sessions or a supplementary surrogateshIp
The proposition to divide the work OF the
Surrosates Office By creating an additional
Probate Judge has been frequently made Of
late, and the politicians think that the latter
position Is the one which Will lie Great, Tor
Register Fitzgerald TO step Into.
The creation OF this new oi1ice would pre-
vide additional patronage, hich the organ-
new Assembly DisLri't leaders, under the
new nppprtiOnmen', to satisfy.
TRoU bLE IN TIE WHOLESALE Liquor DEALERS
CAMr.
There Is trouble in the Wholesale Liquor
Dealers Association, which has resulted in
ttuUcT Ol nio ItolpHutIJH ~
John kcrcsey, WHO, with Peter McQuadc.
founded the Association. Tho trouble Is al
outgrowth or last Falrs political campaign,
when a majority uf the Association favored
the Excise plank in the Republican platform,
nut a majority OF he trustees Ccnsurcd the
W,i,s 0nd SVD'H GdipHr, the Association 5
ofhciul organ IOr publishing articles Gc;Ii-
mental 10 the Interests oI the Democratic
candidates.
Iu It's issue To-day, the Gdzpt!r. commenting
on the difficulty which has eliminated IN
President KereSry'S resignation, says:
AS repeatedly predicted In these columns,
the attempt TO lamuanyke the Whole c,alc
Lluuur Dealers Association ana reduce II to a
mere annex to the Fourteenth street Mlg-
trai Association or Retail Liquor Dealers Is
Tammanyized, Is likely To disrupt the Whole
sale Liquor Dealers Association. Seit-re-
spectinE wholesalers resent such an at
tempt"
FLOWER FOR THE SENATE
News comes from Albany to-day, where
senator uill Is consulting with Gov Flower,
Lieuy.-Gov. shechan, Richard croker, Chair
man Edward Murphy, Jr., Of the. democratic
state Committee, and other ul lliS political
friends, u the effect that matters are shaping
for the selection OF GOV. Flower as David h.
Mills associate In III United states senate.
~ have Il ON what | consider the best
authority" said a well-knOwn Democratic
poll, irian who came from tho state capital
last night, "thai II has bccn determined to
elect Gov. Flower 10 aucc""d ! tnk liiscock
| N the Eitcd states Senate.
That would leave lieut.-hOv. She. han
the CHIEF Executive OF the state Tor
| two years OF GUy. Flowers tenn, and dcyOlyc
| on Sci q or Jacob 4. cantor, Of this CITY , a,
| President pro TEN. oi the Senate, the Cuties
| OF Iieutcnuit.GuNerIOr."
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Troops Are Now Maintaining Order
Among tho Bilbaon Strikers.
"ay ,v.n,t.1rp ruvsIt

'rN bttfli 1klEb fNFgi
MADRID, Jan. IN The prUcalEntipn ~ a
state ui siege at hiibua la, hai the effect "
CUwins the ilutnu, iron and cooper mlucia IN
the vicinity nI that city. Tho local, clNll and
military authorities were not able to hold the
rioters III check.
Last evening Gen. Lena ard hi, three bat
tul!ons OF iniantry, his cannon and dctnch-
ncnt OF lauceys arrived at the srche ui the
di,turDauCas.
The Sriking miners had yesterday at
tackled the troops frcm Di!b0l, sent Ia restore
order. and last night they seized dynamite
depot and mad" many threats or the damage
they would do unless their protests against
the reduction In their wages, which was the
cause Of the strike, were needed.
Gen. Lena gave the strikers to understand
thut should the occasion arise he would shoot
all rioters down without mercy that he WAS
there to restore and mautain order, and he
Intended 10 do so. To-day everything Is quiet
about the city.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
FOREIGN NEWS OF THE DAY.
Intense Excitement Prevails Over
the Hungarian Eject ont.
Lord Chief Justice Colrridge Suffers
II Relapse OF iriiucuxn.

Rrr.rrsru, Ian. "S Tho elections for
members ut tho Hungarian Net have COM
mrnccd IN" nuiiu",l;i.s "r I'll" political
parties which, have brcn growing IL strength
ever sine" 'hr campaign uprncd AZ" now al,
fever heat.
As measure " prccnu'iru against anS dis
turhnncr the GoN,I ninrut hat, uespAtc he'd
MllltarN aa-i''lpC" 'vlN Nu:npritirsln Ia many
ruIal districts
Ever since the dl',- burton II the net the
campaign hats Lr"n actively proceeding and
the N.iiuU> Inr"'iug> have bv"n marhri with
much disorder.
Ia > M case AatUul ..AiiuG occurred, and
II was necessary ior III" police To Intervene to
restore peace.
ihr excitement IN the vicinity "a the poll.
Ing places Throughout VA" country l. Intense.
In this city tears 1T" entertained that an
outbreak may occur, ana the police uUd mil;.
tnry are n"id In tlrn Uarrack, III rcudiur So
Tor any cmcr,u hCy.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

HhhklS hAlthlSb IliE CASE.
The facts that beautiful young Helen Potts
Harris died Of morphine poisoning, and that
the fatal dose was taken unknOwinxly and
unintentionally by her the night OF Jan. 81
last at Miss Rebecca bays Comstock Finish
Ing school, whore she was q pupil, seem 20
have been established by the evidence pro-
duccd In the ten days already occupied BY the
trial.
The chain Of evidence by wnl:h 1t Is sought
to connect the young medical student with
the administering Of the fatal poison received
q few additional blows for Strengthening /,
to-day.
Assistant ct-AttCrncy Wclman said
last evening that he should oncr IN evl-
dcnce to-day deposition signed by
Mus Sconed, one OF the schoolgirls at
Miss Days, taken by a commission ap-
pointed by Presiding Justice Van Brunt
OF the supreme court In December, when
Miss Scofield was thought to be about TO die
Of spinal disease In New Jersey town.
where she had been taken IRON her Jackson
(Mlch.) home FOR treatment.
The girl Is s'ill i'll IN New Jersey. MCssrs
Jerome, Taylor and Dawson, counsel Tor IIar-
ris, declared that they would oppose the ad-
mission Of this testimony, on the ground that
Justice Van Brunt had no jurisdiction at the
time of the order and that the girl Is able to
appear herself.
HER TESTIMONY WOULD MEAN MUCH.
In his opening address the Prosecutor said :
Miss Scotield says In her deposition that In
a conversation with her Carlyle W. Harris
said that he would rather XII Helen pott $
than publicly acknowledge her as his WIFE,"
The evening world., 1892-01-28


MI ,hl nave Starved and fr"1ch IL dra'h l'.
in'r hrih- lli,nCu ~.
n men ana btin ar dtI il-n'. h'h'''- "A
lh' men suffered NrIi iru Il .Cm iiiEh' dhi
rN!'Nid".
WHERE ARE riiE OTHERS
'aNi D"ahe said h. thought bont~ . ana .
were rr"hahiN aeO"t one hundred ana my
MUGS ta'thtT on thih where Nos. ana /"
were sighted.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

no concert !irc!.Sc o! t!ds "ac.U '"l hrI;..,
granted tor .NEg"g pc.iU,!.
before rcurwiug urm Tho M..yu, va send
10 AHnt. Murray 'vi n report VI; Oh thcs' J,!Lc">
III accordance with Iii !,Ial cd>'uu.. IA tl"
past the reports al til" pn,!rc ipun both hose
concert halls haS h"'N ia"ur i,lc, H. IA" cun-
tluuod rchowIi ~ ia 600 i..c'.les SOFA t.iuc %
ilmc witness.
since the last renewal. however the real
character Of Butiucr's "orphcum' and
Stajer's "ConCcrt Han" has OecA clearly
shown up by 'rnE EvESiSG WOpinS inrcsti-
cations. ana 1t Is believed that tncy Will not
succeed III securing 4 iurther renewal Of their
licenses
Sh ll!l the police see lit to maxi a favorable
report upon these places, assurances ar"
given by the Mayor that any evidence OF their
d'rcputaole and Vicious character witch
may be OroI slt to his attention fro.a other
sources viii receive due and careful cun.ld-
Grafton before any action Is tukra
The Mayor revoked But,ncr's license In
$500 "h an unfdNOrablc report by tine dclcc-
lives uf the precinct, but was afterwards cOnI-
PEELED hy legal proceedings to renew 1t. Since
then neither Buttncr nor stalcr la, been
mOlrStcd
The evening world., 1892-01-28
DR.. wORMLEY.

Dr.. woRMLEY.
Dr.. L. J.. DANA.
DIR. GEORGE v FOSTER.
This testimony, uncontradicted, would
complete u wonderful chain or circumstantlal
evidence against Harris.
The motive suggested by the testimony
was found In Harris's unwillingncss I" ac-
knowledge the wife whom he had married In
secret FcD. =, 1890, before Alderman Einck-
hOff.
The evidence offered to prove this Is pccu-
liar. NOnC OF It bears threat save that "in-
bodied In the deposition OF Miss Mae Sconcld.
WHAT HAS BEEN TESTIFIED 10.
II has been shown that liairls's secret
school girl wife was subjected toa criminal
operation, and that he persuaded her
mother into repeated pnStponcincntS
OF the religious ceremony hat was 10 make
public their relations In wcdlock. III has
been shown that Harris was, 10 an extent,
lOOSr IN his habits, and that his moral sense
was dull.
1t has been shown that NJ, had iow concrp-
lions uf Wulnanly virtue, and witnesses nave
tostirrd that he bUastcd N III" rum he had
wrought among his iclnalc acuudintances.
one witness Testified that he even boast"d
that he had secretly married two young girls,
and that he had an Irresistible power VI las
CinatiOn over yOuas women.
THE FATAL PRESCRIPTION.
II ha, been shown mat he prescribed and
purcha Scd capsules for Helen, and that she
died a lew hours after taking one OF these
pellets, three others taken dlhlug the pre-
vlOuS week naylag had no II! effects.
l. has been shown that Harms Is IA remark
ably uright studeHt OF medicine, aud that he
knew how to prescribe AID presumably knew
how To compound medicines ana that
Hr had been an Interested us
tencr u lectures Oh pGisuus, had been
IN class where the students were permitted u
help themselves fyo!l jar OF morphine: that
the work OF rmptylng capsule or quininr
aud l.lliEg IL with enough Morphlne To XII
three adults was aS simple US IN operation
OF swtrtrRing u"'> cunrc.
The II, ccSSiry things ior murder ar" mo-
tIyr. opportunity, power and the weapons
Assistant Dlstri,t-Attorncy Me,inIan claims
that III OF these clcAIcats are here, and that
rarlyIc ". Harris possessed and exercised
Them all.
TO-DAY'S FIRST WITNESS.
Dr. George IL. Smith. recalled 10 the stand
this murnlug. lcSti.i-u that he attended Miss
Mae >rOneld NJ the Park iio,Il IN December,
and that she was very Ill Dec. ~,
the day when her deposition was taken; THAI
she Is now IN New Jersey, too III u make the
Journey to New l.rk aud stand the strain OF
an examination rs witness.
rnAr MEDICAL sCnooL AoRPHi.E jar.
Dr. George X. Peabody, OF % West Thirty
The evening world., 1892-01-28
A Ne W MESSAGE.
Congress VIII Consider To-Day
Chill's Apolcgetic Reply.
Six thousand Words Of Cores pond.
ence and Executive Observations.
Report that American Residents Ask
Consul McCrccry's Recall.


~
W,-nlNHruN, Jan. 2S.-President Harrison
ia is"xp''trd to place before Congress to-day
about uooo words OF Chi!ian matter which
haN come into III, hands since the delivery Of
his age ON Monday.
lhiS, II Is understood, will include about
1000 words OF correspondence, In which Is
the text 0i Chlis reply to the ultimaturn.
The rrnt uf the matter to be submitted Is
-ad TO bc Tho substance OF the proposed re.
spOnsc to can, together with some oDserya-
iiohN Of the President own.
III" communications are awaited with
much intcrcSt, as they may contain SOME
thing to explain the Presidents singular
position during the controversy and the re.
inarkab!c haste with which he followed tho
ultiniatuu OF Jan. ~ with his wnrlike mes
| sage ol Jan. -.
Rnmoi SIN persists in the story OF 4 serious
conflict oi opinion between Mr.. Harrison and
Mr. Blaine, It being declared In positive terms
that the secretary argued long and earnestly
In the cndcavor to have Mondays message
withheld unil respectable time had elapsed
| 10. chill tu reply to the u!timatum.
Had this advice been followed the President
would Low Lave ncthing TO explain, ani
feature OF the affar which te-ds To bring
the position IL the United states into ridcule
would have becl avoided.
| one story goes 50 far as to convey the inti-
nation that the President and Mr.. Blaine had
Otca carrying Jn distinct and separate nego-
tintiJns the former with Minister Egan and
the latter through Minister Montt directly
with the Chliln Government.
AS Egnn was certainly IN bad repute, to
say the least, iu Chill, and surrounded by
| refugees or the overthrow Balmacedan
government, II was fair TO presume that he
was not an position to determine the teni-
| per or The feeling OF the Chilian people and
| that MIR. Dlalne's negotiations directly with
the home Government knew much more ac-
curatcly what the situation was.
The charge which reaches this country
| through the London cables from Valparaiso
| that Minister Muntt had been misleading his
| Government Is. therefore, explained on the
ground q! secretary Biaines repeated assur-
| anccs To him that the warlike demonstrations
| NJ the frr, ii, nt would cventuate In nothing,
| and that the whcic matter would be aiaicably
| adjusted
| II such assurances Is those referred 10 were
| liyeu. they certainly have found their justin.
| cation now For the war which had not be.
gun Is now an affair impossible 10 begin.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
THE SLASHER'S BROTHER SANE.
John Dowd Released from Custody
in Time to Attend the Trial.

JJan Duwd, elder brother OF Henry q.
Uuwd. better known as JACK, the Slasher,"
was discharged nom custody In The TomLs
court to-day. lie was arrested a lew hours
after tho capture ot his brother.
IL, was believed to be a, crazy is the
"s...aulr," and his arrest was decided upon
81 It precautionary measure.
Ihr Inuu mas since h,rn confined IN the ln-
s.n, pASillIHai Is, ilryuu Hospital and has
D,rl several Times cNaininut Nltn tie result
tina: the experts rnd his lEcuta! condition All
Iignt. ON lciylug tne IuEts court he went
Up to the count ~ General sessions To attend
tie slIaHcr IIlal.