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THE CHILEAN INQUIRY.
Another Sailor Gives mn Account Of tho
Outrage In Valparnis2.

another sailor Gives IN Account Of tho
Outrage In Valparaiso.
VALLEJO, CAL, Jan. G.-At the invcs-
tigation into the assault upon the sal
lors OF the cruiser Baltimore at Val
paraiso, Charles LANCER, a seaman, tes-
tilted that he vas in the International
Hotel with Johnson who yesterday gave
evidence directly.implicating the Chill
can men-of-wars men, police and SOL
dicry in the killing Of higgins.
According TO LANCER, when higgins
rose the first time two policemen came
up, drew short swords and knocked
him down again. They ythen stood back
andlet the crowd stab and beat him.
Riggin seemed TO be asking protection
1.-the police when they knocked him
down. Aiterward squad OF soldiers
appeared marching by twos and in COM
mand oil mounted officer. They
marched to within & feet from where
Johnson was holding higgins in his
arms. There they halted and the first
9 soldiers levelled their rifles and fired
at.thc two American sailors.
II was about fifteen feet off to one
side," said LANCER. "No one was be-
tween Inc and them, the crowd being
back OF the soldiers at that moment.
No other shots were fired by any one.
/ saw the soldiers distinctly. level their
rifles 1.-THE Baltimore men and fire.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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sptetal pspa.eh % he lateYlqeaeer.

spteid Dkpdteh 10 hc lntt'ligcncer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. S.-1f tho
plans OF the present Democratic sena-
torial triumvirate materializc Cincin.
natl will be the place whcrc tho next
Democratic National Convention will
be held. So far as the minor details OF
party management are concerned, SEN
ators Hill, German and Brice are now
pressing tho button and letting tho
other fellows do tho rest. There is no
doubt OF purpose OH the part OF these
senatorial managers 10 nominate either
Hill or German. The desirability OF
holding the convention ut Cincinnati is
therefore apparent.
Tho Democratic senator from Ohio,
Colonel Brice, will be able to manipu-
late the local sentiment i'll favor oil
either one OF his associates in the tri-
umvirate as may seem best. Geographic
ically Cincinnati is the best place for
German. 1t is convenient TO most OF
the southern states, in which Mr.. Cor
man is admired for his work in defeat
ing the force bill, and there will be an
youtpouring from these states in his be-
half.
Cleveland men in this city are really
vcrymuch disturbed over the Damon
and Pythias sort OF friendship that evil
dontly exists between Senator German
and Senator Hill. In 4 general way the
politicians have known for some time
past that Hill and German were on good
terms, but until, the-two men made
known their mutual attachment right
before the eyes OF the nation no one
seemed TO recognize the Importance OF
such an intimacy as undoubtedly exists.
Yesterday afternoon the two senators
lett the chamber together, and for o
long time thcreafter conferred in private.
This morning they met again, and to
the exclusion OF many people who
wanted to sec the New Yorker the con-.
ference was continued. 1t is said that
Hill is fully aware oil the fact that
Clevcland's opposition will prevent him
from getting his hands on the nomina-
tion, and is therefore aiming 10
do the best thing possible under
the circumstances, viz: name the nomi-
nee and the nominee is to be Arthur 7.
German. In support of the German
boom comes the well authenticated
statement that while Cleveland is the
Democratic favorite in the northwest
and on the Pacific coast, the second
choice is Senator German. with,
southern sentiment almost unanimous
ly favorable TO, German, with the great
big west willing to accept him, and
with the Hill strength in New York be-
hind him, the Gorman possibilities are
neither few or weak.
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MIR. BLAINE ALL FRIGHT.
He Has Entirely Recovered and is Attend
inr- to Eusincss

He Has Entirely Recovered and is Attend.
ing to business.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. S.-Dr. Hyatt,
Mr.. 9laine's physician, did not call at
the house OF his patient to-ttly. The
doctor said this afternoon that he had
not seen Mr.. Blainc since last evening,
when he had fully recovered from the
attack OF the day before. He then con
sidered the secretary SO well that he
told him he would not call again unless
requested.
Tho secretary spent the morning in
his library at home with his private
secretary, AIR. George, over number
OF documents Which had been trans.
mlttcd from the state department for
his examination. When reporter saw
him he was engaged at his work with
his.usual zest. ''somo years ago, . he
said, 'I.used to be quite sensitive con-
corning what tho papers printed about
my health, but | have quite got over
that. 1t does not disturb mo ip the
least now" 7,
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ly settled. Tho steadiastness we need
Will not permit premature and dis-
tracing search for other and perplex.
ing questions, nor will II allow us 10 be
tempted or driven by tho enemy into
new and tangled paths. 9l
We haye given pledges to tho people
and they hayo trusted us. Unless we
have outgrown tho Democratic spirit OF
Jackson's time, our duty is plain. Our
promise was not merely 10 labor in tho
peoples cause until We should tire OF
tho effort or should discover way
which seemed to promise castor and
quicker party ascendancy. The service
we undertook was not to advise those
who were waiting for better days that
their cause was hopeless, nor under
any protoxt! to suggest q cessation OF
effort. Our engagement WINS to labor
necessarily, bravely, and stubbornly,
seeing nothing and considering nothing
but ultimate success. These pledges
and promises should bc faithfully and
honestly kept. Party faithlessncss is
party dishonor.
HOW lie DIFFERS WITH THE NEW YORK Die.
TAToR.
1hope, then, may venture to claim
in this assemblago that, even if there
had been but slight encouragement for
the cause wo have espouscd, there
would still be no Justification for timid-
ity and faintheartedness. But with the
success we have already achieved, 4
amounting to a political revolution, 1t
seems to me that it would be the height
OF follow, considered purely. rs a 1ues. Z
tion OF party management, to relax in Z
the least our determination and per-
sistency. ii we suspect anywhere in
our counscls, compromising hesitation
or a disposition to; divert the unity Of ]
party efforts, let us be watchful. The
least retreat bodies disaster: cowardice
is often called conservatism, and an
army scattered into sections invites de- =
feat. Z,
We have preached the doctrine that
honesty and sincerity should be exact
ed from political parties. Let us not
fall under the condemnation which /
waits on shifty schemes and insincere
professions.
lf,inspired by the true Jacksonian
spirit, we hold to the doctrine that
party honesty is party duty, and party
courage is party expediency, we shall
win 4 sure aud lasting success through
the deserved support OF discriminate
ing, intelligent and thoughtful people.
General applause greeted Hon. Wil-S
liam NJ. Springer and all tho other
speakers. 81,
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x DYNAMITE PLOT
unearthed at Observation-Disclosures of a
Deep Laid Anarchist Conspiracy. <

unenrthedE n. Observation-Disclosures Of a
Deep Laid Annrchis. Conspiracy.
LONDON, Jan. S.-Eyer since the ex-
plosion at Dublin Castle, tho police
throughout the United Kingdom have
been more than usually yigilant in
looking for individuals who are the
enemies Of law and order, and more
particularly for those who intend to
lend force to their arguments by the
use OF dynamite. To-day the police
claim they have effected tho arrest OF a
group OF anarchists in Walstall. A man
recently passing tho police station in
Tottenham attracted the attention OF I
the police by his peculiar manner and
he was taken into custody as a suspi-
cious character. The police! say they
soon found ample justification for arr
resting the man. When he was taken
into the police station he was, OF course,
searched and upon his person were
found papers giving the details OF an
archist plots and giving the names OF
persons implicated in the conspiracy.
Apackagc he was carrying was found ;
to contain a bottle labeled chloroiorm.;
The showed that the headquar-
ters were at Walstall and steps wero i'm.
mediately taken to place them under
arrest. X a
The result was that a Frenchman
namedNictor Gales, Marc Pibclne, with
whom Cailes was living, and Frederick
Charles, all residing at Waltstall, were
soon in custody. The prisoners are
each about thirty years OF age. They
belonged to 4 socialist club in Waltstali.
The club room and the: residences OF
prisoners were searched by the police
and the investigation led to the most
important discoveries concerning tho
Vaccinations and work OF the plotters.
The prisoners were arraigned in court, I;
and charged with haying in their pos.
session explosives which they intended
to devote 10 unlawful purposes. The
chief constable asked for an adjourn
ment OF the case, limiting that it was !.
probable that other arrests would s
shortly,follow. The prisoners were re.
manded for week.
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THE KANSAS TROUBLE.
} Governor Sends Rcinforcoments to

d u
Tho Governor Sends Refnforcements to
the Military Mt tho Seat of War.
TOPEKA, KAs., Jan. S.-Goyernor
Humphrey received a dispatch from
General Roberts last night stating that
it was rumored and believed in Arka-
lon that an attempt would be made to
rescue the four prisoners being held at
the suggestion OF Judge Botkin. Gov
ernor Humphrey at once wired Cen
eral Roberts to concentrate his forces
at Springfield, stating that he would
send additional forces. The Wichita
county company has been sent to Arka-
Ion. The governor regards the situation
in Seward county rs critical, and did
not go 10 bed until 4 late hour this
morning in order that he might receive
any communication from General Rob
e., = 3
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Tho Starving Russinna

sr. PErERsBuRo, Jan. s.--A cores
pondent making tour OF Riaza writes
as follows: absolute starvation is:
rare, but majority OF the peasants are
'verGinS on that condition. The local
gentry find it difficult to estimate the
real condition ofthe peasants, owing to
their complete want OF touch with.them.
The officials declare that the peasants,
knowing thatrelief is coming, conceal
their stores and fabricatc stories OF dis
tress. An assistant OF Count sTolstoi
refers to cases of5'sham starvation
Nevertheless, widespread misery exists
and relief is urgently needed. The dis
tress is rapidly becoming worse. Some
say: 'We expect to be piIlaged and to
have our buildings burned down before
spring by. people rendered desperate
by famine. " sf Flft5s iFff
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SENATOR SHERMAN

Resumes His Duties in WasIIington-Ro
ceives Many Congratulations.
Y WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. S.-Senator
Sherman reached here this morning
from Ohio and this afternoon appeared
in his committee room, where he found
many beautiful floral offerings sent by
his admirers in Washington and else
where. The few senators ut the capitol
dropped in TO congratulate the senator
on his reelection and 10 exchange
fclicitous remarks. After looking over
the large amountof mail which had &C.
,cumulated in his absence he returned
TO his residence.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

. .HHa#
The Nationals Executive Silver Com
mittee last night issued an address, in
which tits held that tho silver question
is n living issue, OF which the only set
stlement is tho, restoration OF bi.metallic
coinage orsthc ultimate Abandonment
1.-THE principle OF automatic regulation
:oflnoney through the production Of the
precious metals.
Charles Watkins, mulatto, was
hanged ut Salem, Va, yesterday .ior. the
murder OF his wif,cwho had objected
'toalove affair he had with n " hite NO.
man. & 4, -,
EEItis reported on good au.horityithat
Neil Sims is surrounded ina swanipand
is almost certain to be captured by the
Organized regulators that are after him.
Secretary Foster will spend several
days at Fortress Monroe TO recu peratc
his strength. N, ,
J.tP. Withrow, proprietor, OF tho New
/ Castle. Pa, iron foundry. has failed. Is
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. S.-The con-
tested election cases before the house of
representatives will be taken up in tho
following order by house committee on
elections:
ai Craig VS.. Stewart, from Pennsylvania; !;
Noycs vs.. Rockwell, from New York !;
Reynolds vs. shonk, from Pennsylvania;
McDuif VS.. Turpin. from Alabama; /;
Grcevy vs. Scull, from Pennsylvania,
and Miller ys. Elliott, from South Caro-
lima. y.
This order was agreed upon by the
elections committee alta meeting this
morning. u .s & :. Z. - - Y.
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THE ARKANSAS TROUBLE.
The Report Printed Yesterday Confirmed
Iy Onn of iht. purt icinn nts IL, tI,n II..ht |.

The Report Printed Yesterday Confirmed
by One of the Participants in tho Fight.
ARKAIoS, kAs., Jan. S.-James Nor
ton and Ezra Farwell, from Haskell
county, passed through mere to-day on
their way home. They were members
OF the sherifr's posse which encountered
Il party OF men who lay in ambush for
Judge Botkin and who shot and killed
Sheriff Dunn. Norton was wounded in
the shoulder aud Farwcll in the thigh.
They wero OH tho wayhomc. TO receive
medical. attention. Norton gave re-
porter an account OF the fight which
confirmed the reports scnt,yesterday.
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BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
Prospects Remarkably Good For tho Bc.
ginning OF New Yoar.

ginning OF n Now Yoar.
NEw IoRK, Jan. s.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly, review Of trade says: The first
week OF tho new year has been marked
by some striking events. These changes
do not threaten but promise TO help the
legitimate business Of the country
which over confident speculation at this
time might have embarrassed. At Pitts
burg the trade outlook seems better,
pig iron is stronger and finished iron In
good demand. Cleveland trade is good
for the season and rolled iron in good
demand. Tho great industries report
no important change, though in iron q
large business is being done and the
tone is improved. Some improvement
is seen in bar and plates, and fair busi-
ness in structural iron. @
The coal trade is ragged. though tho
demand is beyond all precedent. Less
demand is seen for copper, though large
sales have occurred. Tin is weakcr.and
lead dull. The money market has been
what supplied at this point and other
markets throughout the north are
easier. In brief, tho business prospects
OF tho country are remarkably favora-
Bile for the beginning OF the new year
excepting Mt the south, and while the
depressionin thatsection may consider
ably affect some trades and branches OF
manufacture, the uplifting influence OF
large northern crops and OF unprcCe-
dented foreign demand for northern
products give substantial ground for the
great confidence which prevails.
Tho business failures occurring
throughout tho country during thu,
eight days since December 81, are 435,
as compared with total OF 329 last
week. For the corresponding week OF
last year the figures were 403. 4,
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Snow storms in En- gland.

LONDON, Jan. S.zseyere snow storms,
accompanied byintensely elycold weather,
arc prevailing in many parts Of the
United Kingdom. The snow fall has
been So heavy; that railway traffic has
been greatly impeded and ditelegraphic
communication has been interrupted
by the breaking OF the wires and poles.
4 mail train is blocked by tho heavy
drifts near Glenbarry, in 'Banfshire,
Scotland. 1t is thought that assistance
will have to be sent to dig the train OUT
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THE TR!UMVIRATE
Hill, Brice and German Fixing Up
a Neat Scheme
TO RUN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

In Their Own Intcrcsts...Iiill or Cor.
man to be tho Democratic Nominee
for President, aud tho Convention
to be Held in Cincinnati to Further
the Schcmc.-.lt is to be Packed with
sonthcrncrs to Stampede for Cor
man If Hill Cannot Get New York
solid..Iiill and German the Modern
Damon and pythias.
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5 WASHINGTON, D. G, Jan. S-The ques-
,tion OF allowing Mexican troops to en-,
ter United States territory in pursuit OF
CARA and his band has been informally
presented to 3thessccretary OF state and
was one of the topics OF discussion at
s:hecabinet meeting to-day. 1T is 0nder-
stood that tho Mexican government
WILSON make formal application tor
the privilege referred to,
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MONTREAL, Jan. Sire has almost
destroyed the town OF La Chute, a
thriving manufacturing centre, sixty
miles from this city. Out OF the 400
houses composing the town fully 500
are destroyed and threc-quartcrs OF tho
are seeking shelter in the
churches and public buildings which
have withstood the flames. The loss is
S9OO.On0.
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\ LoSDoS, an.S.-Physicians in Berlin.
express the belief that the influenza
epidemic has passed the acme there
and is waning, All tho clergy con-
.nected with the Cathcdral'at Treves are
prostratel with influenza. SIIIEl,
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Mcdonald OIL Fold,

Y PrrsDuRGH, Pa, Jan. s.-The story OF
the oil strike on the Bcall farm by Carr
Bros. is received with considerable
hcsitancy, although farmers living near
confirm the report. The production
registered 10000 barrels less than yes
terday, to.day's production being
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WAslIiSoroy, D. G., Jan. s.--spcaker
Crisp's health continues to steadily im-
prove. Dir. Walsh says he expects TO
havotlp speaker out OF bed and sitting
up in his room within few days. His
increasing appetite is one OF tho most
encouraging signs,
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into the white house, gave no indication
whatever OF his recent illness. sccrc-
tnry Elkins met with tho cabinet for
the first tlmo for the consideration OF
public affairs. The session lasted nearly
three hours,
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THE KHEDIvE's FUNERAL.

EGypps Ruler Buried with Simple, but I'm
posing Ceremonies.
q CAIEo, Dec. S.-The funeral oi the
Khedive took place this afternoon. The
route OF tho procession from the Hell
cuan palace, where he died, to the Alb
din palace, where the ceremonies were
held, was lined by crowd numbcrin.
100000 persons. The services through
out'were OF a simple character, but
though they were devoid OF ostentation
they were imposing.
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SYRACUSE, \. y, Jan. Sat 1880
o'clocklast night the foundry of the
Syracuse steel works was totally de-
stroyed by fire, involving loss on
buildings, plant, ETC.. OF $4,000; insur-
ance So, 900.
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Now Comes the Tug Of War,

LoSDoS5 Jan. s.-The TimrE com.
.mcntins on the death ot5the Khediye, u
says the accession OF youthful ruler
affords a good reason Willy England
should have q tighter hold on Egrpt.
The Dir Nearie,Re Siecie, Of Paris, de-.
'mands that the powers combine to 1
prevent the placing Hoi Abbas Pacha
under English tutelase. RI 4 ;!Is5 Il a
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MIR. carncEic,s Munlllcon,oc.

! plrrsnyRGn, Jan. Sit is announced
here tonight that the plans for the
now Carnegie library will be changed
and that Mr.. Carnegie will add to Nhis
recent donation sl,00O,000 with which
10 build one OF the finest Libraries in
the country. 49, zyl ~ "a Z.
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PlrTsBuEGIT, PA, Jan. S.-A fire at
Jeannette this morning destroyed the
Cook block, Dispatch building, sowash
& Fink's drug store and the residences
oi DR.. Hugh Henry and William Sieg-
Ter. During the fire 4 lamp exploded
in sicglers, burning three men seri-
ously. The fire is believed to have been
incendiary. Loss $4,000, partly in.
surcd.
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a NEW RAILROAD.
Tho West virginia coatrnl to be Extended

TIC West 'irslhln CeatrhI 10 be Extended
to Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Dec S.-The Baltimore &
Cumberland railroad has taken out a
charter for the purpose OF building a
railroad having for its terminal Balti-
more and Cumberland.
The object OF the road is to fo-m con-
ncctipn with the West Virginia Central
roatiin order that direct transportation
for the coal OF the West Virginia Com
rany through to Baltimore may be sc-
cured. 50. .l.LiL N -
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AWFUL CALAMITY.
Details OF the Mine Explosion in
Indian Territory.
DEATH LIST IN THE HUNDREDS.
Only House to House Canvass
Gan Tell tho Exact Number.
-FOUR HUNDRED MEN IN THE mine.
Whom tho Explosion Occurred, and
Those not Killed were Injured.
MANY OF THE LATTER WILL DIE.

Scenes About the Mouth
of this Shaft.---Wccping Mothers,
Wives aud Childrcn...Hrayc Men
10 tho Rcscuc...Scorcs ofthc Miners
Escape from the Pit Only TO Die in
IIospitals.---How tho Disaster oc-
currcd.-Hccovcring tho Bodics.-Thc
Work is Slow.
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HAMILTON, oSr., Dec, s.-Thc Hart
man Manufacturing Company, OF Pitts
.burgh, manufacturers OF wire and wire
articles, have decided to remove their
business to this city. Arcprescntative
OF the firm was here Yesterday and Sc
lcctcd 4 site for the firm.
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GAINESVILLE, Ga. Jan. S.-Thc
Clarksvillc woolen mills have been to-
tally destroyed by fire. The loss is
No insurance. Two hundred
employees are thrown out OF work.
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GROVER CLEVELAND
Gives David Bennett Hill a Good
Turning Over.
WITHOUT MENTIONING A NAME,

at tho Banquet ofthe business Mems
Democratic Club in Now York,
Given on tho Anniversary OF the
Battle rSew orlcans..-.lIc Charac.
tcrlzcs Hills Kind of Democracy, as
Expressed IN His Farewell Addrcss
Mt Albany. as Cowardly and I'M
Jacksonlan.
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DENVER, Col, Jan. s.-A motion ior
q new trial in the case OF DR.. Graves
has been made and next Saturday has
been set as the day on which to hear
the arguments.
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stAMoKtS, Pa, Jan. San explosion
oef gas at the Nelson colliery this morn.
ing killed Philip Deserts and Paul
Crunzic and injured six others. The
cause OF the explosion is not known.
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/. PARIS, Jan. Sat n meeting Of 1000
cabmen OF this cityit has been decided
10 continue thcpresens Strike. Z
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Tho Cabinet { Meeting.

Il. WAsHiSGTo:i, D. G., jan. s.-The,
cabinet meeting to-day was attended by
NIL tho members including Secretary
Blaine, whose appearance as he walked!