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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
nEnAXzIN's TREATMENT BY TIE FRFNcH.

Parl. Dec IA dispatch fIon IAeo'. The inn II
colony the African slave coast. say that h's''-
g.r ON Echahzin. the former hlng OF DihoihcS VINO
WAS driven from his capital by tie French las arrived
thcr with letters FOR hr British Authch''+ r'f"h''"-
Bohanhn's negotiations for peace With III" frhcf an"
n "A ;cr's ire itincnt OF his OvTtur Bc,aMlh vi" IS
that thr.a negotiations took place AZ Cnna. and re-"
suited IN The cOncli-ion Of agreement proVinlh1
for stopping The In return for the cr'sioh OF IN
town % KoonOu 10 n, French. General iod'e
the commander of Tho Ficnch forces operating agaihS
the Dah0maH. broke tAc agreement. however anu
began bis march TO Abom"y. Bchanyin ADDS 'hh H.
thcrcpon Get fire to Abomcy and retired TO Acraduuh
with 10000 soldiers and that h. Is prepared I? carry
On sarglnary guerilla warfare. lie concIli'' H''
letter by PROPOSING - celr WAydnh 10 IN i'rii,h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
NJ ROUv!ER'S RESIGNATION.
COMMENTS OF THE PARIS pREss-A MENACE TO
THE REPUBLIC.

NV"MbNlS w Iur PAhlS fftfSS-A 9iLNhNh ~
THE REPUBLIC.
Paris Dec. l4-The Rcpulliquc Fran"aise" today
eongTat'iatcs VI. ROuvler upon resging the Finance
pA'ioio lie will be at liberty. the newspaper
says " attack his accuseYs Who II adds, are aSs SINS
Of the Republic
The MonarcLrst papers jubliant over the fan Of
". Rouyier, ard hail his resignation triumph for
he Monarclcal cause.
The "Debacla, declares that II win lead a move
mcnt looking to the holding o, another congress At
Versailles.
This declaration Of the "Dcacle" Is q direct menace
10 the maintenance OF a republican form Of govern
ment IN France, which II Insnuates might be over
thrown by general convention OF the representatives
Of the county. After the fall Of Napoleon III, the
PrIssian war and the Commune. France was ruled by
Provisional Government headed by ~ Theirs. who
held merely the title Of Chief Of the Executive Power
From 1870 10 1875 Monarchists aid Bona@rs's
worried diligently 10 persuade the country 10 aDaIaoh
PRACTICAL republican instituiionS, and they nearly
reached their object congress OF the repi csrn'"-
ves Of sll Fsncc met al Versailles in order to dis
GUS the fundamental Constitution. which was 10 he
xmally and officially adopted. II Is known that the
ftpabhcsn Constitution received only one majority
Hat vote was cast by Vi. WallOu, who is constantly
and saeernRiy alluded tO IN the Monarchical and I'M
Fralist press al tie father OF The Republic But.
though constituted through an ir1Dfrsmal majority
n TIE Versailles Congress. tina, Republic much
" aecord with the popular sent ncnt that has re,
fsted the shocl. given 10 u 10y the resignation Of
Presidents wac sHihon and Grevy, ..,I It VIII live
eeste all the Panamn and other scandals Which NAV
H sSed 10 bring about Us overthrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
UycLF SAWS TROOPS I1KE 7HE FIELD.
SCOUTING PARTY LEAVE FORT N1NToSH TO
1n.t, rnR TIVE GNRZN nNNnITN.

Galveston Dec IA dispatch from san Ah''h''
., .Il. S,v- . saws the McNlcan Consul th'rc re-
c.ivol ncr., confirming The reported hStt nc'"''"
CARA bandit, and Mexican troops on th' M"N''''
,td, opp,. IN. Yruaco. Tho report says there were
t0D bandits who. after defeating IN" soldiers an"
nrlog on them returned 10 tns SIDE 1t 10 KNOWN
that Eu,race Ramon WAS one of the leaders of the
bandits.
4 dlsuatrh from LAREDO saws: Last evening
f,rrc ~ United states cavalry, Consisting of NlNty
r,.u under Lieutenant liradAin. were ordered H"h
Fort Mcintosh boand for Z1pJ,a County. on scout
tug expedition On the Rio rrandr. In scrch "l
,arla bandits. several dcplt, malslal' followed the
soldiers, information Is received here that In The
nt ,ck 1t Ygnaco captain s"earo and Huleh were
killed while sitting In the captaln'S quarters me
Mexican soldiers, forty live fl number Were com
l., led to surrender Five refused aud were Dnrhel
oi the Government building. Five bandits were
Killed and several wOuEdcd.'
st. Louis, Dec IA dispatch from Laredo Iex'
snys: The Mexican Consul here Informs your rep
r.entativc that the bandits after their bu'chery '
Nexicnn officers and soldiers saturday night crossed
thr Llo ,rinle into Texas, delivered twelve Mexican
,oldirrs whom they captured In the hght Il the Jus
I a.. VI the lci'r at -Il l@iftlO. Mhtlt ui'N uI'
siil held prisoners. The consul was Informed That
up1n his application for writ Of hlDS5 corpus thr
soldier. would be released. but he has not yet hppei
fnr "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
MR.. MILLS DrDX'r KNOW OF THE TROUBLE.
nE WRITES To CoLoNEL.ANnFRSoN pfNfIN"
REPORT STAT fNIENT~.

he WRITES To COLONEL. ANDERSON DfNYiN'
REPORT ID STAT NENT~.
Washington, Dec. 1i.-Srrator NlllS, OF l'N'S'
today sent thc following letter 10 t. ElIery Ahuer-
son. president Of the Reform Club, Ncw-> ork 'ny'
REGARDING tho Crisp cpi~oi"
Co....l IT, filcry Anderson President oi th' h''or"
Cu'. VI u,,,- ~
Dcar slr: II Is stated In The Ne" lMR sin ,na"t W
-. iJih i'm l. fint nd 10 -"v, ri DenfrA', '''"''
afternoon The 10Th Inst: >pcaker G,p la, s conc h
H. town with n speech prepared. but kngW lha' ,r w,
,-n ,., have an opportunity fo d' nv"r " HlW
Trtun. OF the snmc date says tha am reported S U,
hIv,. .aid: "CHsp has got speech rrahy 10 u,'Nn, W..
m .hr Gef rrn dinner tonight and has gVrh ", o,'
4, the p-,s,- but hc went get ctnfe I" nv u o''
lie vii fnl fhai fhis isl't ~ show -,
u,fh ~ ff.4r statement, arr iMSe WhoiN 50
mover knew that Mr. Crl,p wa Invited ~ ap"k or hhu
.,o,.-b u~,.ulre-i tha. he was Invited 10 IN" Nh-
ou.t or Nat b. was In tho city. until M down 10
,., Ia /. and saw h- nam" on the lror'hI anu w
ser, h. wa. 10 occupy. Hc soon appeared on III,
and I advanced and shn1k hands WIN nm ''i
o,I.i Nm In tiut.IE rr s.Ht sc' apart lgr MN.
l..q.i fir fhc frs iiWr IN the pip"r S"hoN m'!l",
~, D., v.a. INDIGNANT ~ hls treatment ran men
.,d say nov HAT do not believe uai thc clnb or
n, a. 4. officer. iniei ed 20 show im %" Sl'' n'-
r,..., and | have no more connection Nlth tm mat
T. ,,,. ,b, man in the moon X. q. MILLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
rpnfps KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION.

Clncinnatl. ohio. Dec. 1.-THE peace aud quiet oil
Newpot Ky, was disturbed last night BY de'os"lioh
like that Of n great gun. accompanied ly trembling
a. the earth tiat rat,d doors ana windows. Thc eN
rIo,,on sounded If 1t came from swiit's rOilihs
mill on the right bank of the Licking. All around
the mill space OF over 900 feet. missiles ID r
ard snnll fragments went hurting oyer huselops ana
,r,ct nm roofs and In back yards. 4 bsiler forty
feet oag and sS;y inches In diameter. In S"iit :
mill burst with terrific noise. Two unknown tianipS
were buried Ia the wreckage. Their bodies have not
bccn recovcr,d. In addition To these, two worhn'c
Herman W,isling and George Read. were morthlly
wounded. The boiler house was demolished and The
financial loss Is 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
Close or TIE CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE.

London. Dec. 14.-Tle Conservative Conference 10
Sheffield has adjourned. a resolution WAS hdop''u
I'm favor If measures TO remedy the depf"sS'oh VI
the agricultural Industry In Great Britain P'oNl'"
such measures should involve no increase In genera
taxation. Tie conference exhibited great 'h'h"-
slasm especially IN d-nounclng lfiih Home nun
Before the adjournment Of the Conference "'
A. J. Eafcur, Conservative leader In the House I"
,,-,ons soid that tie Conservatives would support
nnv firm and energetic Foreign Minister, no in"'''r
what his politics The International STRAIN !"
Europe was at present great that 1t wo"u Do
folly to anticipate confidently an indehni'" h't"re
81 Europcin pence. Unless the Imperial forces
shoud 10 kept at the highest possible eilcl'hcy tue
,tmo ulcht come when Il British Foreign Mlhstc,
,,nt,ld he poWercss fOrolbly To support the nai"uh
honor Mr. Bafour was greeted with cordial hp-
un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
yEW-JERSEY HORTTCULTURISrS IN SESSION.

Trenton. y. j.. Dec. 14-Ihe eighteenth annual
meeting OF the NewJersey state Horticultural Society
WIS begun at the state House to-day. The attendance
was large. Secretary william Il. Ward. OF Newark.
urged an increase of interest In the Horticultural ex.
hblt to be made the Worlds Fair. and at his sug-
ccSton committee OF three was appointed to ask the
Legislature to double the $4,000 appropriation made
last spring. Professor John r. Smith. the State En-
tomoocst. read paper on legislation against insect
attack. advocating a law TO punish farmers who
fused or neglected destroy harmdong Insects Other
papers OF interest fruitgrowerS were read In the
afternoon and evening The meeting VIII De continued
fO-m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
DEBATING THE GERMAN ARMY BILL.
ATTITUDE OF THE CONSERVATIVE AND CENTRE
FARTlES-CArRIVI REPLIES TO
MANTFI'FFFI.

Berlin Dec 14.-Thc debate on the first reading Of
the Army bill was continued In the Reichstag today.
FrelheT Won Mantcunel, n leader Of the Conservative
party, made a speech tie measure IN TIE course
OF wick ne resented the a>pcrsiOns cast upon tlat
party by Chancellor Captvi, who a few days ago
declared In the Rcchstng that the Conservatives We're
supporters Of Rector Ahlwardl. ON behalf OF the
Conservative party. Frciherr Manteuhcl dis
claimed any intention Of carrying Oh a domasogic prop
aeanda. They had never made their attitude toward
the Army bill dependent upon concessions In other
matters.
Chancellor Won Capriu replied to Freiherr von Man
tcufcl. lie referred to report published h the
Kreuz Zcitung' Of the recent meeting Of the Con
scrvntlvcs. and said that he drew from THIS report
the conclusion that the party had sympathy for the
man who had been condemned by the judges of the
land as MI aspeTsOr OF the Army. THIS Statement;
was greeted with cries Of OH Ohl7 by the COnserva-
lives. Continuing the Chancellor said that he was
satisfied 10 find that the party declined to iden-
tiy itself with Herr Ahlwardt.
Dr. L1rber, Of the Centre party, declared that they
would only support the years service clause OF
the bill under the existing organization OF tlc Army,
and would oppose any increase In the number or
soldiers provided for in the bill. They wOnld, Il"
added. oppose the other points OF the measure. In
the conrsc Of Hs remarks. Dr.. Lebcr made an cN-
iendcd reference to the relations existing between
Germany and the Vatican. lie laid particular
emphasis upon his s,atcncnt that the Centre party
would not dream OF demanding the restoration Of
temporal power of tie pcl,c the price Of the Nau
cans sanction Of the Triple Alliance.
Upon motion Of Dr. Osaun National Liberal, TIE
biz WAS referred TO committee Of twenty-eight mem
briS Of The EciG:aag. ,,
Tl< Rc!chsiHg today adopted motion declaring
that Rector AhlwafGt, sentenced 10 live months IN
prisonmcnt for libel committed IN his pamphlet ci
iitlcd "Jcwi-, Guns was entitled to immunity rom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
FALSE REroRrs OF wREcKs on ROCK ISLAND


Chicago, Dec. II C~prcial).-,ieneral Manager II.
John of The Rock Island road was greatly annoyed at
the publslied report Of serons wreck last night
ucnr DE, Moncs. Iowa. In which four or hvc people
were killed. rhi, sent In late hst night pre-
sunally by the - persons who nave been manu-
featuring all the similar stories that have Leen holting
about sine. tbe strike began a. deny the report
n,o., cnphatlcally7 sad Mr. st. John, "anu | also
Wish o state that the officials all becoming some
what dtgn,ed with the who are circulating so
many stories Of that kind. Tho only accident We
mad nt all was at Altoona, Iowa. where an engine
ran OIL the track and from which no danagc csultc'
omaha Ncb Dec. II tSrecla- The Rock Island
op irtos, who mang tbs city ther he'dinnr'ers.
affect 10 be ,aLgiinc In their belief that they will De
successful in their s.rhr. They asset that they have
money enough in sight TO maintain the war I'll winter
and thcy report recruits from day 10 day Ony
eleven operators have gone out and CONF Ia this cy
The committee that went down to Albright Inst night
to confer with the operator ON duty returned AT MD
night. and reported that hc Wa guarded by two men
sIlsl cccd Of being special police The strikers assert
thgt the company Is having the track bctwc omaha
ard lincoln patrood by Officers disguised us section
f.acl- WALKERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
STILL Iy PURSUIT or THE RUsrLERs.'

Fargo y. d., Dec. l1.-Thc fight which was re
ported 10 have occurred between cowboys and INST
l.rs- took place on the south Dakota side Of the
uu. The stock which was run of last week l.
thought TO be- Tie property Of Here :. D., men, who
have largo hears grazing In the valleys OF the Little
Missouri and the North Fork OF the Cannon Ball.
The COWBOYS are still In pursuit Of tie "rdsticrs,
who have got into the Bad Lands where 1t Is dDiclt
TO follow them. \ hundred head Of cattle winch they
,,n on thn range SATURDAY have been recovered, the
Iflser,r being compelled 10 leave them In their
nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
DENIES THAT he FURNISHED THE DRUG.
MASTER WORKMAN DEMPSEY REPLIES TO THE
CONFESSION OF THE HOMESTEAD COOK.

CONFESSION OF THE HOMESTEAD COOK
piu,bnrg. Dee. l4.-Dstrict Master Workman Demp-
scy OF the Knights Of Labor. seen this morning In
regard t. the confession Intrck Gallagher. the cook
at Homestead In which II Is alleged that Dempsey
furnished the drug to poison the nonunion worknen.
Mr. Dempsey was indignant and said Il desire 10
deny the whole charge implied In what l. termed Gal
lnghcrs confession In doing -. wish 10 state that
never al any umc either directly indirectly. ever
gave or caused to be- given. poison to any to be
used against the uni nlss In the Homestead mill
In my opinion. nfc be trhed with. and
| would be the last man In the world 10 advise any
such means To- attack IT, This is al have TO say in
regard to the NATTER
r." story OF the selection OF the poison alleged to
have been used IN the execution Of the Homestead
plot has been learned from authoritative source.
~ has been stated the design was not TO cause the
death any Of the non-uon men, but to produce such
an epidemic OF sickness as to create panic among
them. and thus effect Il stampede from the works y
prolonged discussion ensued among the conspraors as
10 the Kind poison To be used, and II w;ls nnnlly
decided 10 consult druggist. The consprators repre-
scntci they wanted 10 disable pugiist so that
he could not win fight in which he was to engage
Tis.y We're asked II they wanted the drug TO act
quickly or otherwise. 1t stated that they pre-
irrcd something that would take effect gradually so
A. not to arouse suspicion The consplmtols We're
told that II certain preparation could be made that
would gradually undermine the strength, and II per-
sisted In would "knook out the victim III three or
four days. The formula Of the preparation was Oh
tnlncd and Il Is said the Ingredients We're found in he
sample, OF coffee and soup which We're analyzed by
the chemists OF the company at Bradd0ck, Homestead
LoniSville Dec 14.-shortly after noon to-day two
unlIrrton detectives Escn and Leavell. and Deputy
-'"iiG Farrel OF Allegheny, Penn, took Beatty. the
Sgd he IHT'ta yar S d With @ lin to avoid
further habcas corpus proceedings They len on the
80 train over the Ptnnsy vana road for Pittsburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
TO AID THE HOMESTEAD STRIKERS.

Omaha Dee. II (speciaD. Interest In Homestead
Day was manifested throughout labor circles yeSter
day Many gcncDus subscriptions were made to the
defence and relief fund and is said that than
~ 600 will be subscribed by local wOrSinemen
Kansas Cy, Mo-, Dec. i4.-1he Industrial Council
OF Kansas CITY, at called meeting decided that each
member of It's various labor organizations should to-
day devote his days wages TO fund for the benefit
M the Homestead strikers. There between 1000
and 5000 members OF the unions. and their wages VIII
average - q day. This means collection 0i more
than $lO, 600 from Kansas city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

DISSATISFIED WITH THE ACTION OF TIE BRITISH
DELEGATES ON SILVER.

rru-scls Dec lit +, considered pr'haDe 'h'' ''''
international Monetary Conference VIII not "'I'"'''
w!inout date bur until ,,iDc timc ne. 'l"l"2' VI
perhaps only for few weeks. Tie bin"t"ii-H H"h
India and elsewhere decidedly nr0r "d over WIZ
tL,y rc-4Id "a. tlr dupllciiy Of "a" other -'' u -
rluimcI that Great Britain Is U.lrt "'rn'hN "''
,r,r,o +, uccD.np.h pIrp,scs t.t Enslaai doc Mt
dare openly to urge for fear Of OLE ming Indian a.
we'll ~ British bMctnlic sentiment.
The sp,cal committee Of th' Conference mas o'''
discussing the bimci.llc propo-ls Of Sir WiiilHm
Iosld ,worjA OF the British dclccItion ana of Ia"
relsian delegate Aarii.
VI. Trad, ,ImnOES 10 France to ncc'pt u'H ""''
of Mlnl,icr Of Finance In pnce Of VI E"uVrF na'
lnrgiird the discussion Ol T. FOfillr, proposal iuF
IN. l,.,c OF warrant, deposits Ot silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
GwyNETIl MAVDE,S SENTENCE SUSPENDED.

Inndon. Dec. 14.-owyneth Maudc, the young
wsmon accnsod of swimdling Messrs sphinx d sons
sllvcrsmi.lls, Piccadlly, pleaded guilty today wren
arrnigned at the Old Bailey As'he'. she was at.
fired in The deepest mourning, and her iaoe br"Scu
signs Of great distress. Every cohs'o'''uo" ""'
shown TO her by the court officials i"e ciSc 'N'
,,s q GOOD deaf If Interest D. England on account
ot I'm. .uclde Of Mrs. MauGc mother oi the prisoner
.ner the arrest OF Eer daughter. The late oi tHe
mo.hcr caused deep sympathy for Miss Maude ana
whom she pleaded guilty In court to-day sentence WIS
u,StpOupI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
SERVICES IN MEMORY OF THE PRINCE CoNsoRT

London, Dec. l4.-TOday Is the thrly-nrst ann
versary Of the death OF the f1nce Collaor'' anu d"
cordipg TO her custom the Queen attended services
in his memory at Frogmorc, where his body Is buried
The Prince and Princess Of Wales, iI9' bnie ana
Duchess OF Edinburgh and other membels OF tlc
ROYAL family also present. Tie services "oI'
sl.lcun and lmprcssIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15

Nncadury was twenty-t~o wears Old and worked ~
the Tn II torres, whcrr the BOLIVIA takes IN her cargo
He once drove q truck thc.s, bnt work became scarce
and hc vas cE ploycd rs bag ecwcr on the hohNla'
II was his duy while the vessel was a'a'hhre'hs her
curco to- 60 down the hatchwnys ana sew mp All t'e
for, hays bci,rc they were taken out and he WIS
doing hi, when missed. liis work took him Gown
tl nrsi and second ha che. tlc import cargo from
the thiri hatch hid already been taken ont ana
lluhicr Il ing,Gc WIS delivering grain into II ~ The
rate Of several tons minute. Tie officer o the ship
were Of ihc opinion that Mncndtry had gone A'h"'''
and In src Of ispicon that hI, L0ly wns IN the
prsip th ading Of the steamer permitted To -
On without Interruption. Nrs. Macadury went u The
steamer and - peacd TO the officers NO. 10 sn 10 sea
with the body d her board. They Insisted That
the body WIS not on bonr and refused to undertake
tlL, task. which would have occupied Two or thr'e
DAYS Of removing the grain ~ got to whrr" III" uody
"a. .utun., ,G 10 b.. Tie discovery u TIE lody at
Gla.gow settles al question as to Ml'adnrys fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
WILL NJ. CARNOT RESIGN?
crvs,T1ONAL RUMORS ABOUT HIS RETIRE
MENT
STORY THAT THE PRESIDENTS RELATIVES
APE INVOLVED IN THE PANAMA SCAN


DA-THE DISPATCH TO NJ. TIEAHD.
1urdon Dec. IA dispatch from Fars 10
The Central News" says: The rumors that
,-os;dent Carnot will resign shortly are con-
drnei this evening At TUESDAYS Cabinet meet mre'.
;mr during the heated dispute between NJ. klo'o
20 NJ Rouvier the President interposed the re-
ii. The action of certain Ministers renders
Nv Nv retention of Office almost impo osible NJ.
pouvier thereupon left the meeting, declaring
.ho+ he would resign President Canots dli-
Sarl,v is increased by the reports that his iather
IA his brothers are involved in the Panama Canal
scandal. President Camot himself, ana not NJ
o;hot WAS the one who sent to NJ. lirard Tue
NNnno}ch Il call upon y0n as friend OF ny
Emily not to refuse Office. il you do' VIII
resicn tomorrow
c,so,ionol reports like the foregoing from France
,d 10 received with caution. The reputation OF the
-, o,mv for integrity has always been descr'edS
t,h Moreover it is to be expected that persons
~ an the supposed interests of the ROY VIII
80 This opportunity 10 circulate rumos aoNlened
see eIeeame ne crisis and possibly overthrow ue ne
public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
MRS ,rAyppJrY,s erKpN.;Th FAILING

London, Dec. I4.--Baroncss de Rogue. mother
Mrs Florence Mayhri'k. to-day tclegripled to
us rprc.cn;a.ivc OF the United Pr,s> that her
sagltcrs condition had become worse WITHIN the
hx two days Size says thai Mrs. Mlybnck's
aeigtL which appeared 10 return after the cSs-
saton Of the hemorrhages from which she recently
ssetred. has not been sustained. and that She IS
I'm unable to retain food. The I;sroness m's
stsS Mrs. Maybick Is In condition OF hcartOsohs,h
'~1eSh her mental agony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
NEW YORK. N. DECEMBER Is, ls92-TWELVE PAGES

OF Msf saOlli. 1t is learned that, rs regards The
opposition made 10 the policy Of the lope, the
Vatican may cause inquiry to be made into its
origin The Pope is dcsrous that his agents shall b.
respected and that his views Of plciicati0n In tie
United states shall be followed. II there Is any
need OF II, the Pope vii In this instance also take
severe measures with those who oppose his inter
vcnilOn. 1t i believed here that the Vatican Knows
whence the hostile American criticisms proceed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
BOY DIES OF HYDROPHODTi.

Trenton y. j.. Dec. 14.-Wlllam Hopewel, aged
eight years died day OF hydophoba at his mothers
homo in IL, city. Ab)at rine weeks ago the boy
wa, bitten by stray cur. The wound, slight one
under the eye. cauterzed at tie time, and IT
,1,pidly healed The boy seemed In his nsul health
until saturday last when he began to at strangely, ana
finally showed symptoms Of hydrOph9ba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
NOT PLEASED WITH THE AMERICAN REPLY.

Rome Dec I4.-Thc reply from the state Depart
mcni at Washington to tie protest made by ia" li""
Government against the immigration rc,tFrons - 1T"
received with 81 i-fnGion. The reply states th"t u"
special discrimination f. intended again lniih" l"m
praron. but that the restrictions are applchh' !"
Immirranls from all European COUNTLESS Ihcfc "ouu
hr no objection 10 Italian, landing after uhdrrEW"S
twenty dayB quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
. yry PROFESSOR Ar HARTFORD SEMINARY.

Hartford Conn, Dec. 1.-THE Profess0rship OF
Practical Theology In Hartford Seminary. lately held
ly Professor Graham Taylor, of Chicago and recently
offered To the Rev Alexander Merriam late of Grand
Eorids Mich. has been accepted by Mr.. Merriam,
who win enter on his new duties January /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
THE AECHDUKE STARTS on HIS JOURNEY.

Vienna Dec. 14.-Thc Archdukc Franz Ferdinand
heir.prcsumptive the thrones Of Austria and Hun
cary has recovered from his recent ndispoSiOn, ana
to-day. In company with hrs parents ana ofo'"'rs
and sisters llc started for Trieste where Tie "lI
embark on the Austrian warship, wldch VIII convey
him on his journey around the world