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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
c,rrHo,s yry POWER SUPPLY COMPANY

Cbicaso March C9pecinll.-LiSht l. being let is
IN, t, Cbi,aco Power supply and smoke Ablting Com
r,,v II seems that Eastern men are connected with
IN, scheme a., well as local capitalists. aud that the
r,.~ut, in part ar, go trolcd by John =. cEIrh'on
of Iowa though Il does not appear that lie has
hand I'm the corporation which succeeded in getting
the ordinance through the Council. Not"ithS'ahdinS
,, financial standing of the men announced to be IN
,.,, in fine ,lnohe-hiling concern, the Mayor says
fac viii make a searching inquiry before ailXins his
~loratur. io m, ordinance.
The following men are said to be financially inter
e.t.d: William l.. Bull OF New Yorh Dylwyn Parish
New York: cx Mayor Roche and eight other local
poncycd men. Mr.. Chalmers. of Frazer a Chalmers'
,.d ey MAYOR Roche have had men looking into the
,,,r,...I mir scheme I'm Europe and have pro
p,llnccd the thin. success. Nr. Chalmers 'aheu u
, .imul, scheme Ol centrdii1ng power ana distributing
~ nom a main station for the driving OF micnihcTy
l,r rcht a"d heavy manufacturing II wiz nave
"otbiu. whatever to do with running street cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
THE SWINDLE HANGS FIRE.
CENSUS RETURNS DELAYED FOR CAUSE.

1T WILL REQUIRE \ LIE OF VAST PROPORTIONS
TO REACH THE TWO MILLION MARK now.
The gigantic swindle called the State Census
is slow of consummation. Another day has passed.
but the public is still kept in the dark regarding
what the alleged total of NewYork Citys popua-
ion is to he The law required that the work should
bc completed by midnight on Monday. The three
days of grace" for correcting errors etc, expired
Thursday. Yet when County Clerk McKenna
closed his Office last evening long after business
hours Two entire Assembly Districts were still
missing and ten election districts from among the
Assembly Districts which had bcen reported upon.
No reasonable explanation for this delay was
given by the officials in charge. The only excuse
offered was that the population In the delayed
divisions extremely large. and that the emu
mcTators had not been able transcrlbc the names.
Outside of Tammany circles the belief was freely
expressed that the returns were withheld for tic
purpose Of fraudulently increasing the number Of
inhabitants TO the point set by the Tammany
bosses. The belated Assembly Districts are ths
AXth and MID. They are controlled respectively
by John f. Carroll, the newly appointed Chief
Clerk Of the Court of General Sessions, and law
renee Delmour who. on the Wigwam reorraniza-
ton Of January last, succeeded eN-Judse John
McQuade.
Fears were expressed toward the close OF tlo
day by several persons who are in the confidence
Of the Iammany leaders that after all the frauds
and rascaty which had been resortcd TO. the total
of the fake" census might fail 10 reach tho
1000 900 ordered by the Wigwam chiefs Others
were still hopeful that the districts held back
would bring the total up 10 that figure. What
else could be the purpose of keeping them back -
was the question which the faithful asked one
another Sixteen Assembly Districts have made
returns, and from six more all are in except tea
election districts. They are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
SWOLLEN FIGURES FROM BROOKLYN.
THE POPULATION DECLARED TO Be o57ooo-AS
EXPLANATION NEEDED.

THE POPULATION DECLARED TO BE- 957.ooo-AN
EXPLANATION NEEDED.
The State enumeration of the population Of
BROOKLYN was almost completely tabulatcd yes-
tcrday and the results show increase of about
1906 900 over the Federal census OF June 1890.
and 1910 over the public enumeration OK
October, in the same year. which gave the city
$4,000 more people than IL was shown TO nave
four months before. As The avowed OBJECT ot
the police court 10 show that the city had
more people than were credited 70 it by the Cow
ernnent every effort was made 10 make the
number as large as possible.
The present incrcase of 100000 over the police
figures ard 10000 over the Federal iigures
i'm u lite more than year OF normal growth
show, that the present efforts TO make the popu-
laton OF the city ~ great as possioc nave
proved successful, although the million marx set
was not reached. Whether this was due to uuld-
itv on the part Of the Democratic "ard iea"e'7
who sclccted the cnumcators or not l. "n'e'-
tain but if All had had the courage of Alderman
NcGary. of the Tenth Ward, one OF the bis
Fourr of the Common Council, the population
would have been greatly swelled. In his ward
thc figures show an increase of ls'5oo over 'ne
Federal census. a number surprising the addi-
tous in such rapidly growing wards as the hlsn'h'
Twentv-scc0nd and Twcnty-htth
I, fact the increase reported in the Ieh'h
War1 j. the greatest in any ward reported, save
rho Tightcenth which has grown the most iapiiV
NJ any part Of the city in recent years, ha'ins
Ions, been the largest ward. lts total II ''
enormous number of o. Sill, showing an increase
Of 2O.ssi over the Federal figures. lhis "'''
has inst been divided into three districts ny acO
If + legislature 10 facilitate the new apporuoh-
mont hy Democratic gerrymandcr OF Assembly
and senate districts.
The Fifth Ward shows a falling on from tho
roI,r,I c,nsus of .l36. The Twenty -fonrth
WarI shows n slight increase over the fedefSi
Gourc,. but a falling oil from the police enumera-
finn Both Of these wards gave Democratic plu-
r,Iities in the last election.
Chief Supervisor Walklcy sad YESTERDAY este laS,rIt ~
of the strange totals that the feiAA'
,i,rr, increase in the Tenth Ward was due 10 me
rcot influx OF Italians IN the tenement regions W -.
fhat ward lie thought the rest ot the cA.y
.hoveJ only the normal rate OF increase uu' ~
rhs extension of rapid traSlslt ana tie sre''
o.nount of building IN the outlying watu' .
Tho tabulation was completed yesterday s%Ise
In ,,,, wards TN, sixth and Seventeenth. lho
iiourcs are given herewith:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
r,re yrwrorNpLAND BAlT ACT.

Ottawa. March h. Mr. kaubhch' WcW"'r "l Tue
Unn,o OF Commons, has given notice that he VIII asa
10 Ministers, when copio, OF all correspondence !e-
i,,,g a. the Newfoundland Bait act Vii be- laid on th"
fable what step. the Government ha' iI"" I'D hu''e
IA. Newfoundland Government 10 suspend the opera
tous OF the act against Canada and 'auadi" h'Ii'I
men and what action the lmpeiia! Government his
taken In regard to Newicundands discrimination
against Canada.
ur IIuchc, another member will move for Il
,urn Of the total quantity Of Canadian hour exported
to Newfoundland In 1890 aud lo0l. The laNs ana
regulations Of Newfoundland respecting tie Hnp"n,H
cattle beef pork and hog imported lhip t'al oooh>
In the two Yeas. ,,, t,toduco an ac,
,,sbcr 4, ancnd tIe Fisheries act: also an act 10
amend the plotage act and an act respecting hshefy
Nessels OF Tic lLItcd states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
FOR BRITISH RAILWAY IX EAST AFRICA.

London March 4.--in tie IlJg-c ~ Commons u" nAN
there va, long continued debate oa BE- proposition L"
vote, c4OOOO for q survey iOr RAILWAY hnc nom
v,,.ba-a 10 Victoria Nyau1a. lu I.ltsh Eat M ct.
sir william Vernon liarcourt declared That f ie
propo.cd railway built "oad -oon b" torn Up "y
the natives and that II Would require -"id'cI l" be
placed every hundred yard aIons the Tia" T." pr"Ne"
II from. being dcstroy" lie hdicul'd the idea ihal
,hc railroad would extend the lnAucnc" of tl" i'
.ionaics in mica. who. hc ,:ud' Won. bc 'l'""W-
a band Of llibuaterr.
Mr. ,o.cb.n Chancellor OF thc Exch.quer. supported
tho ur,i.c. lie sald that the railroad would Dee an
luvtuahlc aid H. suIprc -iu- M nave I'"' WHO"
undoubtedly existed in these ir-lpn-.
Nr Ial.our moved d." aliloaUuh o4 ul' 'i"''T'
rule which wa adopted.
The credit asked Tor Wa Lcn Srati,d by No'r
.f .lDg 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
AnrrlcAx ronk ~ fonEIcN corNrfIEs

Ar,.,crIam. Mac. lu i.v "f tIc "!ic p'r
Hcnt.,u u t... AND .r.r ''Int-,s % ne" -i~s'.i
article icIvtuug that tr.ohnic had lt'n ''''' J"
American plrk ~ Utrecht. Theodore ". ~ohc.rr i1c
American consul n tlis rfe hi, aidre.-cl e '!rtll
letter 10 the American tou-uis throughout Europe uh
il.e exact fact, MAJ Doe known and tll a., prejudice
agtn,t American pork which ma llvc arisen nom
the Utrecht pa Io.uou hly hc cuilr.itd. NF
ii.r .,, IA, Government oi tlc N,u.,tAiid, d"'r
MOI require meats imported hom uc iAiiod oa'c7 10
hc previously inspect 4. \, the 'mpor.-r ''n ""''
about 40 cents per 100 hilosl.ns by on1i"he "'o
Inspection, De naturally Import .-'h '"-'''.' ''
pora and bacon As require, i"F hI.Ir 60 -u|'I"'
rr.r.r.cA Tie .impl. faci. of thc ttroch, case.
Nr -rAIc'cr -ays were that .oiiy c.rt p''r' - H'"
we're inspected. and go ouc p.'c. o"y "c'c rch'"ic
foi,.d Nr. ~chiccr add: iuc.c are t'r Nh'l' t't
ia tlo cA-c. and 10 stands To- Ie"7n ID u"t lA ''''
e.i.ntlc, where oLN I.-yectcd in-At i, t'rh-i ,"
lr imported tie ildIir co. ar IA '"r a. ''ii "''.
poih n coGutric, where previous -"cu"i j. no. 't
oiir. should nO prove aI ifA-rc!n-ut - 10 n'c l'
count!.es I,Quung in,p "'h.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
THREATENING LETTERS TO KING GEORGE.
MANY MfMBiHs OF TIE CHAMBER WirHDRA"
L..N L.L- -L-EEA-.L -E nLLAANN!-.

Afier, Mavh I-Thc Kings action IN summary
d,mi~-iig from ohc, the entire Dcly1nn7 M.As'F ms
can. Il much comment aud some DISSATISFACTION through
ot t. colutry and ~, A result tAc kIns ha. received
q number e m.aac.u, letter.. u. Dc!y"nni~ a.
before stated. had majority of the Chamber support
ia, him. and hr popular among the people. me
Threatening letters thai IN, knr has receive" nave
been written by mru I'm vai.ou- part, Of "Irc'c'
MANY 4 the members Of thc Chamber Who on Tue
dav last voted confidence In the Dciann, Ministry .
after N Dclyana, announced that ID" hIh- Hi0 sum
Inon,d the Ministry t. I.-!gu and that they l"d o.
,,,,., =, d. 20 have Withdrawn their support. They
declare thai the, at.d through roiaHcc 81 tHc - h
condition Of affair and tlu ti'f il"uIhi uh'W N''1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
~ yycrypIlRY GIVES HIMSELF Up.

Ncwburg March ! (specaD.-An incend'ary hic IN
epteubcr last dlmaged the iecture-room oi ST. Ionh
Methodist Episcopal church TO the extent Of 5000
.rh. American Fire Insurance Company Of Philadelphia
maid the loss This morning John W. Gibson walked
into the Office oi Chief OF Police sarvls and told the
chief to put him In Jail he was the one VINO set
fire TO the buldng doing II for the purpose OF crcanS
nu excitement II Is thought uai Gibson j. ueienteu
H. e bcrn held To avail the action OF the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
ENUMERATION WORK AT ALBANY.

Albany March i.-The enumeration division Of the
secretary OF states Office organized February 90
under the direction OF Chief Clerk Waterbury and has
grown to the proportions Of nearly forty over
- per cent of the returns IN, checked or and
piGeon-hol In the rooms In the Capitol prepared
by superintendent Perry fOs that purpose. A large
proportion OF the clerks enumoraors who took the
census In towns and cities OF the state. over three.
fenrths OF New-York Citys returns are ~ and as
sorted. and Ns morning the work OF Ahusuon hegeAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05

London. March IA pedal agent = Reuters Icl.
r,,Dh Comraay. who iuqnrnc INTO The distress in W.
cgna paints teri0ie picture of the de'iiiu'l'h 'a'
prevail, IN that cty. Therr are many house io s =
who's splendid exterior, gave no suspicion Of the" h
.ra,,o intII,r, Cellar, in such houses De ahms, are
found crowded with starving persons WHO are "'' q"
work AID other, who are earning only mor' p''''','
Inpdred, arc unable 70 pay rent. aud exist I'D o'n
49, ~ r.,it1u Im in -pite O.; all tn, misery ihle
i'"i i " "to,ai ab,cncc OF evidence Of vice among IN;
sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
rlyscn pLANxlNG TO JoiN EMS.

Berlin Marca 4.-'rac Berlin Pos:' today pup
ll.hc, further advcc, from Cairo rc~rlnS th- P"'''
Il Dr. -, ch to scnd un aimed cNPc4'hoh - I''"
Emln rscha Having failed to obtain aH audience
vtn ,b. Kn,sliy. - .i~. poftn.ss.ol t. enlist 200
Soud, ,nc.c -oider- for The expedition, Dr.. Il'rh p'
,.ntcl petition 10 tnc Khedivo in -e "iic"t-' where
rpon he Wa, scizcd aud roughly landci ~ t,'
.,n,,rd III, ma since. however, ODIianI u, ail'hhi
,,",', -, ~, audience W.T.. the kAcGtc. Df. flhsch
~, tia- th. Hnii % Eat ArcIn C'mpa' WI. CO.
,i..,.,tr I'm IN. expedition. lie intends - go irom
N0r,t,-, - -e.na -iiuaul. thence t-tuu' ana b,
he Victoria Nsaum and The Nlr 20 Mag"nE". IL,
,f tiv fo uci -uddc Fuiu iHchH tD h".d Ic cpdbHLI
uf,ylfrc, II, behalf OF Greet Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05

go:ations that the enemy OF the seal u not man,
but certain predatory animals nhabiting BehrinS
Sea and the adjacent waters Of the Pacific.
The final adjournment of this commission OF
experts occurred at o'clock in the afternoon:
The ink recording their signatures OF the report
was scarcely dry when they had left the building
of the State Department Sir George Baden
Powell. it l. understood. will shortly return 10
England. Mr. Dawson leaves Washington III day
or two for his home in Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
NO FURTHER ADVANCE IN COAL.

London, March 4.-rhe coal mine owners have
s.doe1 10 make no further advance IN the pricea OF
co,l This le contrary TO general expectation. inc
high prices have caused an Increased demand for co"e
54b the result that that commodity Is advancing In
..,us The directors Of the London and Northwestern
RiI,Qay Company have notified To their empoycs tAa
Tho toa of men employed In various capacities on the
line viii be reduced, and that number OF ';in, ' VIII
be taken of Il long strike OF the Minor !, Dssu W ,sc
stca nshlp lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
POUND $4,000 FRANCS UNDER TIE FLOOR.

ronaor March 4.-thout February u octave
Ncllorio a prominent icWeller oI Pars. aosr'Iu'I
from that city after ioA1ns the sal" oi t' i"'' Va
which hl, father had been y. .Gb'r Of The sum 'l
~, OOo Francs, French detective, traced I'm 10
lodgings ia Bayswater. a part Of London ana TO-DAY
d, WIS arrested Tie police searched hia logging ana
found concealed unGcr the floor the sum ol "'o"Vo
francs, which they 10 . possession ol. III, mou'f
had come TO London rOn Paris and when the prisoner
wa, confronted with her ac laid to the police A"u
,,o, ,,,.ecuto mo as according tO the French law
have committed no crime" NcIl0nO was accom-
panied In his aisht by a "oinan She ! al pic9o"'
In Brassels where sAc i, liable 70 BE- arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
CH1kGES AG1INST KATE RELY.
TIE COURT MILLLNER' ACCUSED OF BREAKING
FEDERAL STATUTES RESULTS OF
u0RnE-WIIPPING.

Chicago March A hOrseUhpplng case here mas
lod to "A Government investigation into alleged "hoie-
-ale smuggling Of imported dress goods. Yesterday
/, C. Wade Young Enghshman soundly castigated
j. A. Cumminc,, manager OF Kate Eeily's m-llobaDie
dre,,maldnc establishment in this city, saying that
CUMMING, had grossly insued his wife, WHO was en-
poyed IN the place. lie also alleges that has vile ana
many otLcr young women Induced 10 leave Eng
land by Kate Rely's representatives, who promised
them large saades aud also ndut d them 10 sinugsio
large quantities OF wrap, and Par,ian robes. which
Mr. Wade claims the only object in bringing lleh
over. lie has placed this Information before u'o
authorities, who have visited the place and seized sew
eml robe, which, It is claimed. KATE Rely herself snug
-lod into this country. They propose 10 make an IN
vcpOry Of all the goods in the place and seize all that
have not paid duty.
Mr. Wade has given the authorities let OF names
of women who have recently been brought to America
By Kato Reilly. each of whom. he says. brought over
from 81 so to $1,000 worth Of dncsses ana wraps
without paving Uncle sam hie fees.
Kate Rely. or Mrs. Major Arthur Griffith a. she
Is known in London, Is among the celebrated dres'-
makers OF the world In London She Is the court di''s
maaer and Hyce a mansion at SO. IA and lo DoVcr
st. Pccadly. Her hu band /, cX-major of tho
English Army, and is the Federal Inspector OF prisons
She a,o ha, a fashionable Establishment at No. ~
Flnh-ave. New York. Mrs waldo says ,he was hired
in En.laud by Major Griffith and to this country
with $1,000 worth Of .Ood,, which rIo Smus-led
through the New-Yor, Custom House and landed free
of duty in the Ncw-YOrk establishment she AYERS
that 70 is the custom Of Kate RELY to bring over young
women - smuggle in goods and ischarse item after
short time mako for Others thus violating ho'
only the laws. but .e alien contract labor h"s
as well. Mr. Wade maic- similar accusations aG.lhol
other fashionable dNs,Inlhcrs In this oly ana New
York.
Tribune reporter called 40 Kate Reiy's eStaohshmeht
In mi, city No 277 Fftave Yesterday. and learned that
the manager of the New-YOrk house was Mr. Cummings
who wa. expected from Chicago at any hour w "delc'
the bookkeep,r who had charge In Mr. Cummings aD-
..u denied In DO, tive terms the house engaged
In smuggling or that they hired their holp la England
Mr. Odde finally admitted, however that he knew NUE.
anythng about importing business OF the house. as
M had been In h, only N months ana had been
ENGAGED the In London. H. said tat about
forty women were employed IN ue Nr~'iork house. S"N-
,,l Of the employe. by the porter In the
presence bookeeer but they all prohss'd ignorance
o the alleged smuggling ana said that they were Ameri-
can. and had been engaged in America. There "as a
strong the speech of Of those young
women, however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
cprprroRs OF LORD AILEspuRY MEET.

London, March 4.-The fist meeting Of tue creditors
., ,bo varoui, Of Ailcsbufy held today The
statement submitted 10 the meeting showed ne'
liabilities Of e32I O3l and attributes the bankruptcy
10 tine lses The Marquis has sustained through betting
and other forms OF gambling. SAM Lewis, the
money lcndcr appears as "a creol'of III 'nc sum "
eoao ooo Thc MARQUIS IS ut present abroad for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
IMPERIAL THANKS 70 THE BERLIN POLICE.

ucr,iD March 4.-Inc Rcicnsmlceer' to-day Avs
,lat Emrror william has Instructed DR.. Won ..or-
tchcr secretary of the Imperial Home once ahd rp
r.sc,t.vc oi the Chancellor, To express 20 thc P''c
r Icair his rccoo,lfon Of their Intelligent aad cr
u,crt vet v!cnrOu, action iu .upprcs. .ing ia" rlpt
rr maj occurred iu the ctN lat Wct" 80.
~, = r..u,rtcd that during the recent 'lots IN tA
,., ~, ,eior william summoned Herr Iicitpi"n, ne
ccf nf n1lcc 70 I'D, presence and offered MN ie ana
r ,, 'cTit,ry j9 uucng the q, orders. Ilrrr Rch'-
tr bo,ycyrr il !, sad. declined TIE oNtr M1dt o.
thr Enpcr0r assuring !im that he "'id DE hDl' l"
tlAle The rioters by the force 81 p'' a. h' '''''
on the suggestion of Emperor William, IN order 20
, oicvi,i. m. prevailing distress. the Anhii KAN
r, La decided to equip lts line with electric improve
,nents which Will cot 100000 mAlS. 49,.
At a meeting OF German Anarchists tCulV a Ho' ~
... .ior ii in favor ~ the decentralization oi ne
,1rtv \ socialist. Herr Werner. made a sleech, N
,,i,ch bc ey pressed sympathy with ~" Anarchists
,Tna movement Is regarded A. premature, The masses
bcing not set prepared for Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
HIS PROPERTY RESTORED TO HIM.
THE COURT PUTS PRESIDENT FRENZEL IL pos
SESSION OF HIS RAILWAY LINES.

TIE COURT PUTS PRESIDENT FRENZEL IN POS
SESSION OF HIS RAILWAY LINES.
Indianapolis. March 1.-THE indianapolis street rail-
way line. were today restored O the control q The
Owner, by judge Taylor. WHO Ou last Monday night
placed The properly in the hands Of receiver because
ihc company would not. or could not. d account o'
the STRIKE, run ts cars. aAd also 10 avert The violence
which at tie time seemed imn neat. President Frenzel.
who wa, charged with contempt for refusing TO deliver
the PROPERTY to the receiver, was acquitted by Inc
court ON the showing that hc had nct yielded poo
session because no tOrua demand had boen made upon
Inn for the property. Anyhow the cOuc WAS WILING
to view hi, conduct Hl~rly. Fenzcl on being aoqtht-
ted Of cOltcmpt. at once flied bond. and under the
lur,al from the courts decision the iccelveTNip
petition. Wa, asan put In possession of the property
The order IN the case wIs prepared with the courts
consent los the attorney, fUr tie company. After II
had been filed It discovered thai the order "pe-
,cllly re- trained the empoyc- fpm again Interfering
with the running Of the car. Judge IaNlor became
indignant when hc made tha d's )NcN. and AT once
ordered lie parcs 10 be- brought into court. lie rpr.-
,nded The attorney for attempting to take advantage
of The court ana struck out the Objectionable para
nlh declaring that ii Irrelevant to tho questions
i.f,., the court. The strikers are sill at work. and
rnr, are running. The company maintains ir old poi
ti1u however. and rri>s T. make any concessions. ln
,-.uurhrr Of which tc employ e, are threatening 10
-tv e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
ATTEMPT TO BLOW Up = POLICE sTATIoN.

pals March 4.-1hc effort, Of the Anarchists to
,r.,, \ feeling Of panic among all cas - Of soccy
who have Incurred their dspleasue continue III me
village Of saint Oucn sur-Scne considerable coa'erhd
ZION wa created in scLdarmere there TINS morning
nv the discovery cf two dynamite cartridges WHICH
had been placed IN the doorway OF that b'lidhs' Inc
fuses Of the cartridges had been 'Sntcd' Dut INC ram
n,+ino,i,shed them. The cartridges were po"'iul
,T0ngn TO have blown the whole police barracks u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05
4 CONSERVATIVE ELECTED.

London. March An election was held Yesterday
in the Chertscy division Of surrey to I'll. the seat IN III
House Of Commons made vacant by the death o f'cu
odck Alcrs liankcv Tic candidate Of the Liberals
vs Lawrence J. Baker. while the Conservatives were
reprcsouted by Mr. Combe. The election resulted IN a
victory for Mr.. C0uibc. who received 4,17D votes
ari 1t D. 71l cast for sir. Eakcr. At the lai eectoh
i'm la15 Mr. llankcy. who was a Conservative. "ao
elected without opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-05

The footngs Of these figures give u total ot
l,j22.6ll. An estimate for the remaining districts
from one Of County Clerk Mckennas experts gave
30. 900 for the missing ten election districts and
27j 900 for the XXth and XXIld Assembly Dis
trcts. This would make the total pretended num-
bcr Of inhabitants ls27,655. which is 3 1000
more than the last Federal census. and il7.0O0
over and above the utterly untrlstworthy poles
cenels
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BELIEVED TO Il

BELIEVED TO HAVE EEEN LOST ~ CYCLONE.
London, March 4.-rhe British steamer Dec"m'
o223 rons which sailed from Bombay january l. l1'
Naurtas Is now a.iytcen day overdue at the latter
plsce an II IS feared that She was lo~t III oS'i''
which occurred Immediately after her HcparuIc from
po,nhay she had on board beside hcs crow 100
,kye passengers ana il Is feared ha all hanis have
teen drowned.
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un .rrr1r rnE GI-rlrm rrNp sOON.

por,ip March 1.-THE Eeichstag 70 day agreed 10
r.cit of 100000 marks be expended In the secret
orvlce after the Chancellor had explained Hiat SUD
seouent to April l the Empire woud 10. receive
nfennice from the Guelph fund, from "hch money
Pie"'!e0 - - .s nit,orto boen drawn. Tho
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Kansa, Clty March 4.-rhe Methodist Episcopal Con
f,rence of Kansas to-day by n ballot OF 80 TO 20
voted In favor Of admitting women IA delegates w tho
General Conference,