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, 1892-03-18
s~wEETwATER DEMOCRATS.
They Do a Good DAVIS ork IN
County Convention.

Special Dispatch to The Leader.
GREEN RIVER, Wyo., March 1.-THE
county convention for the election of del
egates to the state convention to be held
at Douglas assembled here today and was
largely attended by representative demo-
Gratis. The following were selected as
the Sweetwater delegation: Geo. Tress-
Ter and G. Fl. Sullivan from Green River;
John F. Mail. Andrew johnson. L. l..
Daus and P. j. Quealoy from Rock
Springs.
The delegation was instructed to use all
honorable means to secure the nominal
ton of DR.. E. 8. Murray of Rock Springs
as one of the delegates to the Chicago
convention. Otherwise the delegates are
unrestricted.
Speeches were made by Messrs Smith,
Taliaferro and Mail iavoring the pledsing
of the party to free and unlimited coinage
of silver and tariff for revenue only. which
was adopted BY the convention as its ex.
preston
1t is thought the delegates favor the
nomination Of some western democrat as
their national standard bearer.
The names OF T. j. Wyche and Tin
Kinney ylll be presented to the state
convention as state committee men from
Sweetwater county.
The personnel of the county central
committee IS as follows: +. S. Taliaferro.
Jr.. chairman; L. L. Daus and John
Sheeran, with others to be added. Mr..
W. j. Coapman acted as chairman of
the convention and to him Is largely due
the harmony which marked its proceed
ings.
, 1892-03-18
California Land Grants.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-In the mat
ter of the application of the state of Cali
fornia tor the certi6cation of certain lands
in the vicinity Of Lake Tulah as swamp
land. the secretary of the interior today
denied the application. holding that at
the date of the swamp land grant in
1850 the lands in question formed a part
of the bed OF the lake, and hence were
not included in the lands granted. He
holds further. that while the surveyor N
eral had heen made atribunal to determine
what lands were swamp lands at the date
of the grant. his Jurisdiction was confined
to lands that actually existed as such at
the date of the grant, and therefore his
approval OF plats of the survey in this case
can have no binding effect on the de-
narfmept-
, 1892-03-18
GEMS OF %EL0QUENcE.
Senator Hill Triumphantly
Marched Through Georgia"
Greeted by Scores at Every
Railway Station.
Young Hickory Has Good
Words for Them ALI.
he breaches Democracy and
Counsels Harmony.


MACON, Ga. March l7.-Senator Hill
arrived here en- route to Savannah this
forenoon. Hill called the attention Of
the crowd on the platform TO the fact he
was wearing St. Patriok's day colors. He
urged all fellow democrats to be true to
the democratic principles and all would
be well in the future. The party stopped
at Wadley for dinner. As the train was
pulling out the senator said a few words
to the crown. closing with the a%dmonition.
Vote the democratic ticket and be
happy" The party arrived at Savannah
and was taken in charge by the Hibernian
society and escorted to the De Soto hotel.
There Was q banquet this evening under
the auspices of the Hibernian society at
which Senator Hill responded. to the
toast, Our Federal Union" saving in
the course of his remarks that the late
war may ere loug be seen BY the south
aud north alike to have been necessary to
fuse our divided patriotic pride into a
common patriotic pride and to draw on
that secular change which at last trans
mItted an insoluble political problem into
q soluble social problem.
True democracy survived; the peoples
rule survived; next November will wipe
away its latest interruption. The Federal
Union-it is our pride. our hope, our
trust, our glorious heritage. Liberty and
Union, now and forever, one and insepa-
rable. under one flag and one constitution.
The speech was received with prolonged
applause. The senator will leave for
Augusta tomorrow.
, 1892-03-18

New YORK. March 1.-THE Eventn0
telegram says that Notwithstanding all
that is said concerning the anxiety Of Mr..
Cleveland to be renominated for the pres.
idenc,, the Telegram is in a position to
announce, on unimpeachable authority,
that the ex-presldent recently wrote q
letter declaring that he would not allow
himself to be put in nomination. No one
but Mrs. Cleveland knew of the letter.
Mr.. Cleveland intended to make the letter
public by the associated press. On the
very dav it was to be published Mrs.
Cleveland saved the situation by sending
for one OF her most trusted friends.
To this gentleman Cleveland frankly
confessed that he was sick of the littleness
and chickering's and insults that daily
infrInged upon his private life; that he
had made no effort to secure the nomina-
ton and that nothing would induce him
to enter the race. Mr.. Cleveland's friend
induced him to promise that the letter
would not be gwen to the associated press
for twenty four hours. A council was
nurriedly held by the most faithful. and
le~velheaded Cleveland men and at last
Cleveland was persuaded to withdraw the
lettar
, 1892-03-18

New York. March 1.-THE Rich
mond & West Point reorganization plan
was disappointing and caused a heavy
realizing. The remainder of the market,
however, didn't follow, but displayed a
strong temper. The dull movement in
sugar was the feature of the day. Late
dealings were marked BY a severe pressure
from the bears and many advances lost.
Sugars gain of q is the only material
change.
Governments steady.
Petroleum-April closed at 81.
Copper-Firm. Lake $l1.00.
Lead-Quiet. Domestic. "a. 222.
Tn-Steady. Straits, s19. 65(S19.7O
Bar Silver. GOT.
Money on call easy; closed offered at ]
Following are closing prioes OF stocks
u. s. as registered, 1l6. coupon, III;
rs registered. 100 bid; Pacific 6s. los
bid; Atchison, 39t; Canada Pacific. SSt'
Canada Southern, 81; Central Pa
ciic. 81; BURLINGTON, l08s, Delaware
Lackawanna Il Western. 1894: Denver 4
Rio Grande, preferred. SO: Erie, 32f
Kansas & Texas, II; Lake Shore. ia
Louisville 4 Nashville. 10; Michigan
Oentral, III, missouri facinc. o. Nor
thern Pacific, 234; preferred, 81.
Northwestern, 1901; preferred, l434 bid;
New York Central, 1I6b; Oregon
Improvement, Est; Oregon Naviga
ton. s7t; Pacific Mail, 36b; Reading
57f; Rio Grande Western. SO; pre-
ferrej, TIT; frsts. 10; Terminal, ISL
Rock Island. 800; Milwaukee & st
Paul, 77s; St Paul & Omaha. 48
Texas Pacific, III; Union Pacific, ACT
Oregon Short Line, %; u. s. Express
4S; Fargo Express. A; Western Union
88t: American cotton oil. 81: LeaC
Trust l9.
CHICAGO. March II. -Cattle-Receipts
$4,000. Market steady. Prime steers,
81. 60(94 IS; good to choice, SO 8094. so;
others, 5 .00(a3.75 stockers. 81. GOA
Sheep-Recelpts. 5000. Market higher.
Ewes, $48095 25: westerns, IS 25(9
| 5.S5; yearlings, IS. IS.
, 1892-03-18

NEW YORK, March ia local paper
says a report was current in Wall street
today that negotiations at Philadelphia
had resulted in the An erican sugar com
pauy taking in the Spreckles and Frank
lin reinerics and that it also had been
decided to tie up the $25. ZOO, 600 new
stock of the compsny-one-half until the
old stock reaches par and the other to
wait the CONCLUSION of negotiations for it
by a syndicate.
, 1892-03-18
The Prohibs, Convention.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, March H.
The prohibition state convention opened
here this afternoon with 400 delegates in
attendance. The scheme for fusion with
the peoples party was defeated at the
outset The rest OF the day was occupied
BY routine matters.
, 1892-03-18
The storm ln MemphI.

MEMPHIS, March II. = Yesterdays
storm did not terminate until this morn
ing, leaving eighteen inches of SNOW on
the level. Interrupted street car traffic
was resumed at noon. Business was
much interrupted and all trains are late.
The storm was general.
, 1892-03-18
House.
ous
WARRINGTON, March 1.-THE tariff
debate In the house this afternoon

HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE tariff
debate In the house this afternoon
threshed over the old straw and was, on
the whole, embarrassing. 1t is getting
to be quite the thing to furnish illustra-
tons, and Bowers of Californla today ex-
celled other producers by bringing into
the house a fifty pound block of tin, made
In California, for the purpose by ocular
demonstration of adding force to the
statement of Representative Payne of
New York that the United States would
be able before long to supply the domestic
demand for tin ware.
The debaters today were Payne of New
York. Raynor of Maryland and Ellis OF
Kentucky, the dryness of the debate
being varied by Mr.. Bowers, who spoke
on block tin, the production of which in
duced Harter of Ohio to take a hand in
the discussion. He piled .Pavne with a
number OF questions until the latter him
self assumed the role of questioner and
asked whether Harter had received a
reply yet from Senator Hill. Laughter.
He hoped when Harter heard from Hill
on the silver question he could also tell
that geutleman's views On the tariff.
Laughter.
Raynor Of Maryland spoke against the
Mckinley act, and Ellis of Kentucky in
advocacy Of the pending rule maker.
A suggestion, originally made as a Joke,
that Harter aud Bland, the leaders OF
the two extremes on the silver question.
should be brought together and allowed
TO discuss the matter to a finish. has taken
a practical form. organizations in both
Philadelphia and New York having pro-
posed a joint debate between these gentle
men on the silver question. BANDS
health being poor, he has asked to be
personally excused, but it is likely a joint
debate will shortly be arranged.
The Euening Star says: 1T is posi-
Bile the presidents proclamation reimpos-
ing duties on certain imports from Vene-
zuela. Hayti and Colombia will lead again
to a test of the validity OF the reciprocity
clause of the Mckinley bill. The procla-
nation opens the way for the direct ques.
ton to be brought before the house and
it will be the policy of those who are
interested in d%iscrediting the Mckinley
act to avail themselves of the opportunity.
, 1892-03-18

DIR. J. J. Marston's offices have been
removed to rooms 5 and 6, in the opera
house block. Entrance on Seventeenth
street: Office hours, 9 to II a. m. and 2
to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone call
No. %. day and night.
, 1892-03-18
No Ninth District Judge.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE nomi-
nation OF VIM. B. Gilbert OF Portland,
Ore, for the new ninth judicial district
although reported from the judiciary COM
mittee, was not acted upon and went over
without action until the next executive
session.
, 1892-03-18

The Chicago. Union Pacific & North.
western line offers the best accommoda-
tions to the travelling public en- route to
Chicago and intermediate points via
Omaha. Through trans. fast time,
magnificent sleeping cars. elegant dining
cars. reclining chair cars and handsome
day coaches.
, 1892-03-18
McMurdy Drups Dead.

HoT SPRINGS. Ark. March I7.-Rev.
Or. Robert McMurdy of Washington. D.
c., 10 years of age and prominent in
Washington, Philadelphia and other
eastern cities, dropped dead here today
with anpopIexy.
, 1892-03-18

PARIS, March 17.-Loubet, prime min
lister, intimated at a cabinet council today
that important results have been OBJ
tanned by the police in searching lodgings
occupied BY anarchists.
, 1892-03-18
SInrmx Inn Naxhx,IIe-

NASHVILLE. March l7.-At / o'clock
this afternoon it is still storminn. with
twenty-three inches Of snow on D level.
All street car traffic is at a standstill;
trains are DELAYED.
, 1892-03-18

Through PASSENGER trains, through
freight trains, via the Chicago, Union
Pscific & Northwestern line to the
principal cities east Of the Missouri river
via Omaha.
, 1892-03-18
Court.

CLEVELAND, March 17.-In the evan.
gelical quo warranto proceedings today
Bishop Dubs testified in rebuttal. The
closing arguments will be commenced to-
morrow.
, 1892-03-18

Jack Frost is the leading -four in the
West.
, 1892-03-18

Ask vour grocer for''Jack Frost" -four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
rHANCFRY SALE OF yAYr,pYr rNpnoyrr

CHANGEnY SALE OF yAI.uABI.E IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF II
STREETS NoRTHHEsT.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF The
l3sS7. wherein John p Ford ct al are eomnisinants
and Annie Ford ct al Defendants the undersirned
trustees will otter for sale at public auction in front
OCTOBER, 1892. at HALF-PAST FoGR O'CLOCK
p NJ, the following DESERVED real estate situate In
the city Of WASHINGTON and District of Columbia
and numbered on the plat ground plan
Of said city as sixteen OeJ esd seventeen
seventeen t5f7), commencing for the same A. pont
on street north eight ) feet from the divding
line between said lot numbered teen 16l and lot
thence with said street thirty Ci feet more or
less to the eastern wall the wo-siory 6rck house on
70 JOHN T.. Neaie or formerly belonging TO John r.
Neale thence north hundred Geo, teet depth OF
lot to twentn tsO foot sey thence east with said
one hundred 600 10 the Northwestern wall of the
three-sory brick house belonging 10 Thomas l. Noyes
place Of beginning said street north ie.ng the
vacant space now or formerly between the said two
, nsiek house. said ground being improved by two
and 461 street northwest In said city.
Terms OF sale one-third OF the purchase money in
and two years from the day q sale the deferred psy
ments TO bear interest the OF SIX per cent r
snnna rom the Day Of sac until paid paysbe semi
deeds 81 trust Of the purchaser purchases. the
riece Of real estate sold the time q sale. II the
purchaser purchasers fail comply with terms
reserve tho FIGHT TO resell at his or their risk
and cost. All conveysncinR and ling the cost
OF the purchaser or purchassrs 1900
HIM + fP PpRRb Trustees.
Room e5, 34f ST. NV
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Cecil County, Md, Notes,

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ELKroS, Nd, September 90, 1892.
The annual state conventicn Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of Maryland will
be held in Elkton on the 9Th. 9Th and It'll of
October next. 1t will be composed Of dele
gates from all parts of the state.
Rev. s. nj. Osmond, for many years pastor of
the EIton Presbyterian Church, has resigned
Dr.. Osmond was ordained to the ministry in
1853 He will probably be succeeded by Rev.
Frank I. Williams Of Georgetown. d. c.
Ground has been broken for the Tome School
at Port Deposit.
The convention Of the Cecil County Christian
Endeavor Union viii be held in Zion on We'd
nesday, October IL.
Ex-Gov. ]. B. Groome addressed large DEM
ocratic mass meeting in Odd Fellows Hall last
evening.
The farm Of E. /. Duyckinck. containing
eighty-nine acres, has been sold to Levi Kirk Of
Rising Sun for $780,
The farm of W. p. Howard, containing 800
acres, near Chesapeake City, has been sold to
Mrs. ". 2. Howard for SO, 206
The Warrington property, 1879 acres, near Bay
View, has been sold to VIM. II. Warrington Of
Philadelphia for $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
r ATCLIrFE. DARK & CO.. AUcTIoSEERs,
FUTURE DAYS.
7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers and Appraisers.
II 1907 q st.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING RIGHTY-THRFE FEET AND FOUR
INCHES ON THE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH
STKLET r., BETWEEN I AND K STREETS
Under and by virtue of q decree of the Supreme
Court of the District of bia, passed in equity
cause No. 1862, docket 80, wherein Louisa Muse is
complainant and Florida Pitts al. DEFENDANTS the
Undersigned trustee will sell At ggblie AUCTION in
TWELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d. 1882 at
HALF-pAST FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, the following
described real estate in the city o. Washington DIS
trict of Columbia to wit: The north twenty-five f5)
feet and four a inches front 18th by the depth
thereof of lot numbered fourteen 4) and whole
Of lots numbered fifteen uo) and sixteen 6) in SAM
uel Dayidrons subdivision % original lots numbered
twenty six Q26) recorded in the office of the sur
yeyor of the District of Columbia in Book y. K. No
1, folios and t.
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money
in cash and the remainder to be paid before FIVE
years after date Of sale Said deferred payments or
payment 20 be evidenced by the promissory note or
notes OF the purchaser purchasers secured deed
Of trust on the property sold and said note
TO bear at the rate Of per annu or
the purchaser may his her or their option pay the
whole OF the purchase money in cash.
The trustee empowered 10 sell said described real
tnsheretofore stated.
deposit of $3.50 If sold q WHOLE or $3.50 upon
each lot II sold in parcels shall be made at time Of
sale.
The terms Of sale to be complied with in thirty day,
ery to be resold the risk of delautfne r-
chaser purchasers. All conveyancng and recording
a: purchssers cost. DAVID WARNER,
se.S1-1&ds lSI St n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
BURNED BY MOLTEN METAL,
Terrible Explosion in One of the Carnee
MiIls

Mills.
A frightful accident occurred at the Edgar
Thomson steel works, owned by the Carnegie
Company, at Braddock, Pa, yesterday. Fur
mace H, one Of the new blast furnaces, was be-
ing charged. The mixture clogged up the
opening and broke through the bottom. Hun
dreds of tons Of molten metal, ore and coke
we're precipitated to the pit under the furnace.
There was an explosion that shook the ground
for hundreds Of yards. The top of the furnace
was entirely blown off,
Michael Bremen and Andrew Strakol were
filling in at the top Of the furnace, ninety feet
above, at the time. They were standing on q
small bridge between furnaces H and l, and the
shock almost threw them into the red-hot era
ter. The two men could not escape the mix.
ture Of molten metal thrown up. The stuff ran
all over the little bridge to which the mon
chung In their terror, and settled about them to
a depth of about foot.
Their companions below seeing their awful
plight, hurried to their assistance After con-
siderable difficulty the men we're reached and
taken OFF, the hot stuff still sticking to their
bodies. They were removed to the Mercy Hos
pital and cannot live. The explosion will cost
the Carnegie Company many thousands Of dol.
lara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
HOME RULE ALMOST AT HAND,
A Meaifests lsssea by the Natas~~l Fedora.
tioA 10 Irishmen,

A Msaifests lsssea by the Netae~~l Fedora.
tiOA 10 Ifishmen.
meeting q The National Federation Wal
held yesterday at Dublin at which Justin Nc.
Carthy, the leader Of the anti Parnellite section
OF the Irish parliamentary party, presided The
federation approved the issue Of q manifesto
sddrvssed to Irishmen in America and Aus
tralia- The leaders Of the government IL saws
IRE pledged to promote snd to use all thes,
strength 70 pass bill satisfactory 10 the Irisf
members Of the house Of commons and TO the
Irish people. 1t adds.
1--WE are convinced Of the sincerity Of the lib
eral leaders. not only because Of the course pur.
sued by the liberals since Mr. Gladstone adopted
home rule, but alBo because their interests de.
mand such permanent settlement as ireland
can cordially accept Legislative industry ap-
piled to other proposals would be simply labor
lost.
1--WE do not forget the declaration Of Mr. Bal
four that no matter what the bill may be the
house OF lords will reject it. We also bear in
mind Mr.. Giadstone's warning that II the house
OF lords rejected a measure deliberately adopted
by the country they would do so At the peril Of
their chamber. To suppose that the house OF
lords. existing by popular sufferance, would
venture to offer obstinate resistance to the will
OF the people, would be to imagine something
contrary to invariable experience in the his
tory OF parliament, besides being opposed to
common sense.
III the house Of lords, in contempt Of expe-
rience, 20 obstructs the home rule bill as to
delay the passage Of other measures impera-
lively required by the British people, they can
be ehectuslly dealt with in such q manner as
not only to enforce the passage Of the home
rule bill, but to end all hereditary obstruction.
The course OF events justify the confident
expectation that when Ireland next addresses
her sons beyond the ocean the voice OF her
parliament will be heard celebrating her vic
tory"
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TO MAKE TIN PLATE,
Welsh Capitalists Interested in an Expe
ment Near Baltimore.

Welsh Capitalists Interested in an Expert
mont Near Baltimore.
Baltimore is to have another tin plate manu-
factory. The plant will be situated in Canton
and will be in operation within three months. 1t
Is to be established by E. Rice Daniel, with the
aid Of northern, southern and Baltimore cap
italists.
Mr.. Daniel is joint partner with firm which
is the second largest in the world. Their works
are situated at Swansea. Wales. They have
twelve plants for the manufacturing of tin
plate and several others for polished plates.
While the works at Canton will be begun on a
small scale at first as an experiment ali parties
concerned are anxious to develop a large in
dustry If it is seen that the manufacture Of tin
plate can be done with profit in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
WHERE OPINIONS ARE FOCUSED.
Views of the Politicians at Headquarters
In New York.

Views Of the Politicians at Headquarters
In New York.
Corrsspondence Of The Evening Star
NEW foRx, September 90, 1892.
Editor Hart Of the Wheeling Inteil,gencer,
who has just visited republican headquarters,
said Of the situation IN West Virginia: "Ths
state IL admitted by both sides to be fair fght-
ing ground This conviction has been forced
on the democrats by the fact that Clevsland's
majority in 1883 was SIS, while Gen Gof. re-
publican, claimed bis election BY lilo majority,
and on a contest proved $50. That showing Of
our case as the resni. Of that contest has never
been assailed In any Of the ordinary ways in
which results are challenged Therefore, when
ve claimed Gen. Cots election as governor
and pointed to the prima fAcie case and the re-
saIts Of the contest they had nothing TO meet
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.. 9th snd d sts n "
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PuEEttIkd x sALE OK REAL EA r ESTATE n WEST
tSatSs s6Efa e s2bE S. e. sT MKASfa
AVENUE
By virtue Of deed Of trust 10 the undersigned.
Ne 1919 tolie lI6 Ct q The and records Of the
Distrit OF Columbia, and by direction Of the party
eSe@iss, ThE 4HikTiH Z o PA9 OF
gu Of let numbered nineteen s5 in square numbered
i've A, West Eckinston, as per Plat in "Lsber
Of the surveyor Of the said District. '"e ''''''
Terms Of sale, One third cash, o. which eIoo must
e rad AZ time o. sale, and balance In three eaual
nstailments q six o. twelve tl2) and eighteen tisl
months from date Of SALE with interest rer cent
per annum. payable semi-annually, or all cash. at
option OF the pnrchas and il terms not compiled
WITH IN ten l0) days from day of sale the property
Will be resold az tile risk and cost Of the defauting
purchaser on hve t5) days advertisement. Convey
,.,a..os,. NNAHL ON, A,sHFoRD.l Trustees
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The Hawaiian @

The Hawaiian Cabinet Save their Seats.
vote on want Of confidence. in the Hawaiian
ministry was reached at Honolulu on the after
noon Of September 10 and resulted twenty -four
In favor to tweuty-one against the resolution,
the ministers not voting. The president ruled
that twenty-five was the necessary number to
gust the ministry. and that majority had not
been received- An appeal vas taken to the su-
allowing the ministry to retain their seats.