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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
W.aN7s TIE VETO POWER ABOLISHED.
Unions Petition TO the General Assembly OF
the Presbyterian Church.

Union's Petition to the General Assembly OF
the Presbyteri0n Church.
The majority o! tho directors OF Union The
illogical Seminary are known to be in favor OF
annulling the agreement Of 1870 by which
the seminary gave tho right to tho General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church Of Veto
ing the appointments Of professors chosen Gy
the Board Of Directors. 1t is understood that
the directors. at their last meeting. passed
resolutions asking the General Assembly.
which meets in Portland on May 10. to annul
the agreement. None Of the directors admits
that such action has been taken. The major
ity. however. believe that tho veto power
granted 10 the General Assembly is not in nc-
cordance with tho institutions charter. which
places the control absolutely in tho hands Of
ramnr" DR.. Briggs from his cha ir OF Biblical
theology in tritp OF the General ASscmbly'I
veto Of last May. and only two directors. Will
liam A. Booth and his sun. the lev. DR.. H. h.
the vote was taken. Tho licv. DIR. John Hnil
OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church did
not vote on this occasion. but lie has since de-
clhred that he would resign as director of
ton to the Assembly
One OF the most important questions to he
considered by tho General Assembly is it's
rotation TO Union Seminary. and the opponents
OF ir, briggs In the Church are divided AZ to
whet her 1t would he the best plan to cut the
seminary or from the Church or to discipline
It Tor its defiance Of the General Assembly.
Ezra NJ. Kingsley. who is secretary. treasurer.
nrd iecnrdrr Of the seminary, is to 20 to Port
land TO present the views OF the directors. IL
II is cNper:cd that tho seminary will then take
matters into its own hands.
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Prime. a,c,,.e,. Mi.decd..

DETROIT Mich. May i.-This morning Prince
Michael OF the Now and latter House of lsrncl
and his spiritual wife. Eliza Court. were ar
rai.nrd on nil the charges against thom in the
l.ecordcIs Court. on the charge OF having
improper relations with Bsrpice BcchcI. who
il under ~ years old Prince Mirharl pleaded
not gully. The Prince and EIi7l were then
tinn Sot guilty" said both. They also
p!"..,lrl nM guilty T., tho c.a,gr, Of iclo,nious
nssn,ilt upon i,llrn Eowlinson; On the charge
oT n'i,Ij,"rv The Prince pleaded not guilty. The
mniin ion for n CHANG" ui venue then came up
FOR mrgrmnnt. ,tad was continued by consent
[ o an, Their date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
Mrs. Monta:u III In Prison,

DUBLIN. May Airs. Montasu was taken Ill
in her cell at tho Derry county prison to-day
and her immediate confinement was appre-
hended. nurse was summoned from the
hospital. and the patient was removed to the
prison hospital. where sh" was attended bv
Sir VIII ilm Miller. tho prison physician. and
Medical Inspector Wodehouse OF tho Prison
Board
Such an outcry has hccn raised in the news-
pnrc.s. especially by women. against the re-
lease OF Mrs. Montagn. that she probably will
be compelied to serve ont the sentence OF
lively months to which she was condemned
for torturing her child to lnath.
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,,~n,n,nr and rurelnr- In Competition.

WrvCuEsTcr. Mast. Mas 4.-Burglnrs and
lightning upset ttr peace OF Winchester last
uiyh;. About " clock In the night William r..
,ir,olry's rrsid"nr" was entered ny thieves.
Miss Lizzie. DAUGHTER Of Mr., Greeley. WAS
n,ynh,ncd hy II ,i,id fash O' lightning She
snw a man IN the hall aud heard II sound Ike
-hr .rutrhinr nj Il Ha'c,. Then sl" SCREAMED
and aroused ~" uinily. lha LurglHr LETT
,!Urin.: H." nprOGr
Snlnm MitIrr was nwgk" during tho shower
nna h"ari .n;nr ,rIinE n'S zen, ''Ior E At
vard. The InIiGH.' lett. Tn. house 81 John
carter was ulso entered and considerable Sill
Nrr stolen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
Was II M Enormou. Br,bery sch.m.

BOSTON. May 4-The case of McNrapnon
against Waterbury. brought to got possession
OF about IL million dollars worth OF Git-cdsed
securities in tho hands Of the Old Colony Trust
Company. which were deposited by certain
New York parsons TO be given TO certain otnor
iore the Legislature at Alnany bncime laws.
Has been Compromised. The bills befor" III"
view inrk LoIisi4i IRE related 10 n rapid
thought that when the ease cnmc on 10 he ioNrI
bribery scheme would lie exp Dssd. Tic de-
known. wa ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
A Loaded Shell Explode. In . Foundry

BINGHAMToN. May 4.-The people OF this city
wcrS startled Mt about o'clock this afternoon
by loud explosion. 1t was found to proceed
from the foundry OF Adams & Son. on Water
street. and the cause was soon apparent,
Among ear load Of iron received was un old
shell. and this. with tho rest OF the SCRAP IRON
was thrown into tn" cupon for melting. When
il got heate 1t proved to bo loaded. and ex.
ploded with force. n,nkinR n big hole through
tho roof. About twenty mOulders had narrow
escapes. but no one was injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
The Much Married Dnnc

CLEVELAND May 4-The trial O! ohm An,lcr-
sen. the alleged Danish Ligamist. who has
been claimed as husband by III women, boyan
hero to-day. Tho first witnes ses to testify w.r,
from Elmira. n. Y. where Andersen is charged
with marrying Miss Dora Dawes. She was
present and the prisoner started porc.ptibiy
when he behe!i her. Tho complainant against
anderson is Mrs. Ellen Purcell Of it. fuuis.
Who was his latest victim. Ao attempted TO
arrested ' at Hiaay NH he mtonGy hnt
elected to- day developed the fact of hi, mar
riuge to Miss Dawes ut Elmiru ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
DcemIng Says lie Was Not Horn to he
Hanged.

MELBOURNE. May 4.-Doemin: passed u poor
night. and when his breakfast was brought In
he told the keeper that no did not caro- to eat.
Ho said that he did not believe an appeal to
the judicial Committee Of the Privy Council
would help him, us everybody seemed to be
against him. When questioned by the keeper,
booming acknowedged he might have killed
his wifein tit of insanity, but he denied that
the Keeper what date had been flxei for In"
hanging. ind when the lattor said 1t would
prnbnbiy 10 early In June he answered.,
was not born to DO hanged"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
Killed = One Armed Man,

GREENvILLE Tex. Nay Capt. J. N. Cook
was shot and killed by A. b. Turner yesterday.
The men had dispute about business carly
in the, day. They parted IN III humor, and
words We're used by both men. Capt. Cook has
only ono arm and hit Turner with Il cain. Tur.
Ter drew revolver and fired 1--WE shots into
al once gave himself m.
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Capt. O.horne and His w,le.

LONDON. Mnv 4.-Capt. Osborne has leased
hiIwend"aCo. u large aud beautiful estate in
North Pemhrokeshiro. where he will retire
with Mrs. Claiborne. md live in the strictest
sec!tsion. Tho lady will be provided with
every every comfort and convenience for the event
when nas secured her release and which is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
The Gar About to visit Germany.

BERLIN. May 4.-Contradictory reports about
the visit Of the Car to the Emperor William
have hcen sat nj rest by the announcement
that tho Car and Caarina will leave sc Peters,
burg Tor Berlin on the 2lst Of this month
prenaTations have already begun here for the
will have tho visit trented as an event OF the
first Importance indicating 10 the world the
good relations which exist between Germany
and Eussia and giving further assurance OF
peace to Europe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
Ea.,.houud Rae, from Pittsburgh.

PITTsBuRuH. May AFTER meetln. OF the
Pittsburgh committee Of freight agents to-
day the GUST bound rates on the sixth class OF
freight were reduced. The New York m, G from
Pittsburgh was cut from $40 per gross ton,
2.240 pounds, TO $40, and the Philaheiphia
was made on u basis Of 20 cents Per 100 rounds
bctweer, New York and Chicago instead o. %
territory was IS cents per 100 bounds. Here.
after II will be about II cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

NIAGARA FALLS. May A-Robort p. Murphy.
the manager Of tho Hotel Porter. one Of the
new hotels here. kicked Clement Porter. .
well-known society man and son OF II. D. Por.
ter. out OF tho hotel. The elder Porter owns
tho hotel. and his son. on n pretence of looking
after his fathers interests made Il generaS
loanng naco there. He was accustomed TO
drink heavily. and Yesterday made Disgrace
language. Murphy fired tho young man out
and was arrested forassault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

III. sGow. May4.-The Gremen and scamcn
who were TO stop work on the Transatlantic
steamships to-day on account of the proposed
reduction ~ wages nave won Ihe iigh. The
Anchor Inc people declared that they would
!int sunrion the reduction. Gn,i thriuupon til"
DID Iatcs. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
The silver Question In England.

MANCHESTER. May AT tho meeting OF the
Chamber Of Commerce to-day the princIpa
subject OF discussion was tho silver question.
There were several strong speeches against
Great Britan's former policy Of standing on
an exclusively gold basis and ignoring the at
rntio betwc ".er oowethments fbs s'Gnay the
1854 members were In favor of an international
conference to consider means for bettering
The motion was opposed by Lot members.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
Count Herbert IsismarcI Engaged.

VIENNA, May 1.-THE engagement OF Count
Herbert Bismarck and the Countess Margaret
Huyas Is announced from Fium". Tho Count.
ess is the granddaughter OF Robert White
head. inventor of the Whitehead tori edo. and
IT, said 10 b. wealthy. The marriage will take
place shortly in FiuIne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

SYDNEY \. <. W.. May IA steamer from
Apla, samoan Islands. reports everything
quiet there Merchants have abandoned tho
use q CHILEAN money and adopted in It's stead
Ehgish. German. and American gold coin and
English and American silver coin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
To s.,n. Dartmouth. Presidency.

Bo6ToN. May +.-Tho question Of the Prosi-
dency Of Dartmouth College is to be settled at IL
special meeting to be held at Concord. y. H.. on
May IL. There are several candidates for the
alumni to weaken the position taken that no
member of the faculty shall DO consider oil.
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shs Killed Him n. XII. Cell.

SAN ANGELO. Tex. May Am Juno last J. T..
wilson was arrested for IN alleged s,auder OF
Mrs, Louisa Taylor. wife OF "A Sherwood bar
her. About o'clock yesterday Mrs. Taylor
went to the nil ~ Jaler Williams was taking
gunner u the prisoners. She siil,,irI In LrLjnd
HIM. and upnn reaching the cage 81 her
elandorer sent ~ bullet into Ii = I rain, killinr.
him. Mrs. Taylor was not arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
Prof asurstcrb-rs az Frcihurs Coming 10
Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 4.-Dr Hugo Nun
storbcrg OF Freiburg, Germany. has been mp
pointed n professor Of philosophy a: Harvard.
to take charge NJ the now department OF
psych.logical experimentation, Prof. Jumes
years old. one Of the ahc.t men in his line In
the world. and his work in Harvard is expected
yeIoDments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
President Cable win No. K..,.u.

Tho report that President T. II. Cable of the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Company will shortly resign was denied YES.
t.rday by Mr.. Alexander L. Orr. director OF
the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

LONDON May An tho House Of Commons
to-day Mr.. alexander Blame. Iarnellitc mem
hrr inr sonth Armagh. Withdrew his motion .
,hrliamcnt In Dublin for the control Of Irish
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
The Granite Workers Strike.

BOSTON. May 4.-The extended strike Of tho
granite workers led the Now England As.o.
citation Of Grant" Manufacturers TODAY to
order lockout in every yard in New INLAND
on May IA unless the men Yield
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

When Eahy was STICK, We gave her css:or1a
When SIZE was rhi!d. she cried 10, Cas,o.!a
when sat beam. M!ss. size chung Il castor,A
when she lad Children kh, CAV t,,.,a "A.r,rA
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SAVANNAH. Ga. May 4Edward Enrow. L. T.
Turner. Henry Blum. Malcolm Mclean. and
H. VI. Conner were to-day elected directors Of
the Ocean, Steamship Company. III place Of
Swami, Calvin s. Brice. and Gen. T. p. Alex.
under.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

Morrsn Brothers >torrp" SGratGusss. ~ "a .3G
Nert ATM 81. near fsdM'N FLTnituru ~ nA Il, ~
city - COZ n'r%' viii large ddvd vans, i;"Sms md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

European tourists should take
Carter's Little Liver Pills q week
before sailing, also during the voy-
age, to prevent seasickness. They
are infallible. Positive cure for
sick headache.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

With the 'ne furnl,prc bought nj ~ o.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16

PITTsBuRG, Jan. 49, Pittsburg was
Visited with u disastrous fire last night,
This time the building of The Leader
Publishing company, ON Fifth avenue,
near Cherry alley, was the victim of the
flames. The Leader establishment was
completely gutted, entailing a loss of
over $40, ,000-$l5, 900 ON the building
and $.5,0 on the machinery and con
tents. The building was occupied by J.
J. Aland as tailor shop, and o. d.
Lewis, patent lawyer, J. A. Emery, was
also somewhat damaged by water. Mrs.
Smith and her infant child were req
cued with difficulty from the Maedor
building, adjoining, 1t looked for a
time as il this building would go, but
by good work ON the part of the DEPART
nlent it was saved The Leader is to-
day using the duplicate plant of The
DisDatCh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16
Anarchists Unterrit,ed.

MADRID, Jan. l6.-Another band of
anarchists, undeterred by the fate that
had befallen SO many of their number in
the attack on Xeres, made an attack
upon Bornos, n town OF Andalusia, about
twelve miles northeast of Here's. They
We're armed only with stones, but it was
impossible to disperse them. As was tie
case at Xeres, the cavalry was sum-
noned, and the troopers soon succeeded
in putting the band to flight. Several
Of the anarchists fell into the hands Of
the eayalrymen. They, it is believed,
will be tried by court martial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16
viii Make Good the shortage

JAMEsBunG, N. j., Jan. 16.-The di-
rectors of the Jalnesburg bank announce
that they will make good the $50, 900 de-
falcation Of T. Wilton Hill, the dead
cashier. Bank Examiner Stone says
they must have been derelict not to have
discovered Hills peeulations before this,
yet he had examined the banks affairs
several times in the last ten years and
had declared everything all right. Why
the embeazlements We're not detected in
these examinations until after Hills
death is what the directors would like to
know. The theory that Hill committed
suicide is pretty generally believed in
Jamesburg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16
VOTING FOR ECONOMY.
The Holman Anti-subsidy Resolutions
Pass the House.

Pass the House.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The bone of
contention in the house yesterday was
the Holman anti-subsidy resolutions.
Mr.. Holman stated that after consulta-
ton with gentlemen whose opinions are
entitled to weight, and after further ex-
animation of the resolutions he had
reached the conclusion that they were
broad enough to provide for all proper
legislation, including private pension
bills
While making this statement he was
interrupted by Mr.. Reed, who asked if
the Columbian exposition was a proper
subject, and by Mr.. Dingley, of Maine,
who asked him to specify some objects
he considered proper for legislative ac-
ton.
There was considerable acrimony
thrown into the debate, which lasted for
over two hours, there being many inter-
ruptions meanwhile Finally, by vote
of 227 to Al, the house adopted the reso-
luton stating that the granting of sud-
sides or bounties by congress, in the
shape of money, public lands or other
wise, is unjust and impolite, indepen-
dent of the question as to the constitu-
tlonal right Of congress to make such
grants, as it manifestly furnishes undue
facilities Tor the enlargement of great
private estates. The second resolution
was also adopted-yeas, 1854; Isays, 03.
This provides that in view of the present
condition Of the treasury no money
ought to be appropriated by congress ex-
cept such as is manifestly needed to
carry on the several departments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16
READY FOR ACTION.
The President VIII Submit His Chilean
Message on Tuesday.

ASope'5c Oi utbudY.
WAsIHNGToS, Jan. 1G.-The president
yesterday concluded his examination of
the diplomatic correspondence in the
Chilean controversy and sent the doc
uments back TO the state department,
AT the cabinet meeting, which was com
paratiyely brief, lasting but an hour and
a half, he announced this fact and in-
dicated that the next step in the case
would not be long delayed. The ex.
pectation is that it can be submitted TO
the cabinet at its meeting on Tuesday
next.
1t is therefore thought that the earliest
time that it can be sent to congress will
be Tuesday afternoon, or more probably
Wednesday morning, as it is usual for
such communications to be made to con.
gress as soon AS possible after the OPEN
ing of the days session.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. 18.-Sailing or
ders were received by Captain Remy, of
the cruiser Charleston, yesterday. The
cruiser will leave here Monday evening
or Tuesday morning. The destination IL
not stated, but it is believed the cruiser
will first 90 to Mare island to be cleaned
OF the marine growth on her bottom
and then go to south Pacific waters. 1t
is unotficially said that the Baltimore
will report here at once to Rear Admiral
Rra1yn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16

LONDON, Jan, 10.-The body of Cardi-
nal Manning is lying in state at the
archieposcopal palace. 1t was placed on
the catafalque this morning and will lie
i'll state for three days. Tie catafalque
is erected in the large apartment in
which the cardinal was accustomed to
hold his receptions and to meet men,
bers of the Roman Catholic episcopacy.
All day great crowds have been passing
before the body as last tribute of re-
spect. The officials at the palace expect
day, unless it is found that the cardinal
has stipulated otherwise in his will. The
cardinal will be inferred in kensal
Green cemetery, in the west of London.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16
GEORGE Il. MCCALL CO..
Agents for Lehigh Valley Goals,
Also DEALERS In
Lime, Sand Cement,
FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, MARBLE
GUST, CALClNE PLASTER
and GOAT and CATTLE
George Il Mccall Company
Telephone No G75.
Offices; Eighth and ShipIey and Foot
Fourth street n27.tf


WEST CHESTER, Pa, Jan. 16.-About
= o'clock in the morning the store Of
Griffith & Wollerton, at Downingtown,
this county, was entered by thieves. The
safe was blown open. There was but
little change and few postage stamps
in the safe, but the thieves carried off
slOO worth Of goods-guns, pistols, etc.
The store of Baker g Holland, close by,
was also entered and the safe blown
open, evidently by the same persons, as
similar methods were used. Here no
money was got, but $40 worth of cloth
safes We're drilled from the top and dy
Mantle used. There is now clew to the
robbers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16
BALTIMoREs BROKEN BANK.
The Failure Causes the Suspension Of
Two Other Firms.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 16.-The city was
agog over the rumor circulated last
evening that j. FL. Nicholson, the head
of the banking house which failed Thurs
day, had committed suicide. At Mr..
Nicholson's residence the rumor was
emphatically denied. 1t was admitted,
however, that Mr.. Nicholson's mind was
much affected, and that he was being
carefully watched. He can give no ac-
count whatever OF the firms standing.
A gentleman who knows Mr.. Nicholson
well said: "It is my impression that he
will not recover from the shock. | am
afraid it will either result in his death
or cause him to become permanently in
capaciated mentally"
1t is stated by the trustees that not
even an approximate guess at the liabil-
ities can be made until next Monday.
Then some statement will be probably
made. 1t is thought that western and
southern banks will be the largest claim
ants. 1t is learned from other sources
that the liabilities will probably be
aborN $500, 900, with assets of 5000, 900.
AS result of the Nicholson failure
two other firms failed yesterday, and it
is rumored that at least one other large
house will be compelled to suspend. The
large shoe firm of Alnutt, Nixon Sc
Goldsborough assigned to Henry c.
kennard. The firm was connected with
Nicholson's bank. The assets are indi-
Gated to be $4,000, and the liabilities
are reported ut $l50,000. The Baltimore
Publishing company, in which the Mich
olsons were interested to the amount Of
$4,000 and acted as bankers for the
company, petitioned the court for the
appointment Of Il receiver. The assets
and liabilities were not obtainaple.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16

DEMING, N. NJ, Jan. t6.-A courier
from Ascension, Mexico, reports the
suppression Of the revolt there and the
resumption of the sway of civil law.
The stone mill occupied by the rebels
was surrounded by the troops under
Colonel San Quinez, and after a feeble
resistance the beleaEured force surren-
dered and were placed under arrest. The
total number of captives ia lO7, but the
leader, Relneii Sais, escaped to the
mountains. Sais deserted his band at
the critical moment, leaving them to
their fate. The captives will be tried at
once and the, principal ones will un-
doubtedly be shot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-16

New ToiK, Jan. 1G.-John Carson
was found dead in front of 4l Chryslie
street, his throat cut from ear to ear. No
weapon was found near him; no trail of
blood led from where he lay in any di
rection. His hands We're clean; not a
stain OF blood on them, and there was
hardly a dfop on his clothes. Where
he lay is the nightly headquarters Of a
gang OF loafers who hang about the
saloons Oh the adjacent corners. Carson
was once well-to-do lawyer in Balti-
more Several years ago he lost a large
sum OF money i'll an electrical scheme.
1t is said he came from a good family
and has wealthy relatives. Two sisters
married judges, one living in Baltimore
and the other in Paterson, N. j. Drink
and misfortune had brought him down
to the level of the Bowery lodging house
and of the Bowery saloon.