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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
Ar TIE GAY TLOU'ER SHOW.

TIE AUSTRIAN GAND RECEIVED WITH AP'
rI\IsE-,oME CHANGES IL ArisAAGEMiNI.
TN, Fo,ycr show 1T the Grand Centri Palace. l.cA-
pooua. and ..ouitn-,t Shared honor, last even
i,e VIA Zelrei', Imperial Austrian Infantry Bini
which va. a Lrclt attraction at the W0fGs Fam Inc
and ~ feed u, Ia. applause 1t night II ma e
a, bi. hit ~ It Chicago. Inc programme con-
slated piiuclIall, soc, lions from Wcle', wagner
Sf,au. and several pieces b. &. NJ. I'chref.
IN, mirror ol the building had been greatly rhans'u
.erc the sunday evening ,oncet On each rilc OF inc
contra, hail rmcnt, served willie IN the main
hail the re-efV,i leafs were we'll nll.d. The nowers
woe ar an.cI IN long banks the intervening space
The Imperial Band will Illy every evening ths wcek
MATINEE ~ III, musical and dramatic professions viii b.
gwen
number lnVit,d guests and vcilknown people were
it,r.rt Last evening. among them being taptlin H. H.
X: hun e. y A.; Colonel q. I. GILLESPIE |. D A.
C9nnanIc. ,;eprgr T.. ldc. L. = n. Colonel H. l..
Abbot r. \ A.. Lieutenant John G. fremon IT,, U. ,.
y. Stephen Won gron. Austrian vicet casui Otto L.
llcrhari Austrian yicc.C onpil Charles q. Wilson MI
ard Mf. A. Ncwboli Nor l.. Mr. and Mira \. b.
Ferdinand ElInan ". H. Bum. Mr. AMI MIS-. Delaney
Nlcou D and Mr.. iyius ElsOn Mr.. and Mr. Htorge
H. rcniun,am. Jordan l.. Mott Dr. and Mrs
Stu,,e.ant Morris. Dr. charles L. RoloFt Carries w
DAYTON d. ani MIA. Aon2o Ball Joseph j. ODonohuc,
Judge and Mr, JOAN Il. Brady. and Nh. ani Mr.
Theodore W Iycs.
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OTTSPOKEN AGAINST FKA H.
A GREAT MEETING HELD IN ALBANh.

TT FCTIoy OrTRAGES SCATIINGLY DENoIN'H"
rv u,suop DoANE. JUDGE rECKHAM AND
OTurRs-COMMITTEES TO TAKE ATIo'''
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. .
$780,, ~. 20 Tho remarkable sight could De
.;,noesed Tonight in the City Hall OF Albany Vi
q Judge of the highest court OF inc Sta' % ,,'o
York denouncing with profound il"'Sn g.,
election frauds in Albany County bu' u. o.,
rood company lie had been preceded D! ''' ,
cstant Episcopal Bishop of Albany VIII" 81 49,,
appeang to his fellow-citizens to rise "s''.' 'u,
oiact;on thieves No honest citizen however WI,
resent the action of Judge Rufus W. feoh'."''' =,
the Court of Appeals, and Bishop "i'ii"" S[ 49,.
Doane in thus expressing their horror " ~ ~,
mating the false counting ard the mahu'"V'" W
living election returns, when uss'''N
election in Albany County. = ,,h,
Tho meeting was opened by the selection Vi 'o'''
r Rathbone as chairman and j. Feni'ho'r -
as secretary To put the evidence peio'e '' i.,,s
ing Mr. Cooper read large NUMBER VI
from inspectors Of election baho, ''V'" 80
watchers at the polls. who gave "S''''0'
great many acts of repeating a r,s
pisbop Doane then addressed the meetins ,hivrs
sentiments in denpnciation , gi ssid in part
heartily "pr shsS to give civ 'T my name
the 't cali for this meeting. did nol in po
mGm ,e up nor have much faith in political
parsons Vet stu have To learn that in5s
strips hS 81 c,zenship By entering the ministry
aibanH hrs been dsgraced and dishonorreu u, W.
rni1ad and permitted theft. Great appiaIs
ose bound therefore, TO protest as 600 Sa iertinr
and TO take definite action to pnhisn "rncisration
thieves We al believe II instead o., - castine
VI. .re ;o have repca ting. IT insttan Ol 49,
MaI,ois We shall have III" false counting oil , ~,
bcn the suffrage has become sreal 80" 10, his
"ca ro' hiessing | trust. Therefore, ttitt '', 20,
u,os,np will take some action whlch VI" -, a.,
this old capital its old honored name '"''"' "P
plause) - ~ Ill T., mart. 81 have not been
.,nd ~ soeak and | don't know as nau aiS
a,snt,on Of speaking when came to thiS me- n
;nc II is more than ten years TO" SHY nav
s Hs at a political meeting for ,a Snce moi
hppye held my judicial position nav M, ~
thought il proper to taxi any my y yo,n do
not believe that repeating can be mace sbond M
9u,npd Nat they will lose their shields II tAsy
don't enforce the Election law We shouit ian, IAN
nostivc action to arrest these election IN III -
and punish them and restore the sood name VI
our city" Great applause .,,o,, s,oech Of
Eugene Burngame made an excellent ,r spTe'lf o,
Tho ca mo tenor end letter was rehG from ,ia
wv, w Hale warmly commencing the purpose oi
the meeting and suggesting that imneua'e P'''S
or,,ons of The election thieves be MADE - ,-
Committees were appointed TO take nsSSu' rrftv
the conviction and punishment Vi Pe''''
of false registration ana 'olhs'
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declaration that the next Grand Jury, w nitiiv he
meet on November %. will III an pIooa i,voii,inc
some seventy citizens of Bufa9 meVe aSog at
this order many OF whom are wen hho y, 4, Ill
town Evidence Is now being prepared u .r 'i,u,
The charre of conspiracy being made under Secu~n9
re 10 leo Of t'hapter xiii of the state Laws
i,thor chorpe Is that OF melting TO riot Inc cas-
Viii be in the nature of test to ,ecare an r ol,i,v
~ cor,ee within the scope of criminal conspH
acy and whether the literature Of the S bn
10 s,,ch as 10 warrant II being placed under me p
- 49, cnyernment as matter calculated TO incite 10
~ pot The list of names which will be given TO tne
Grand Jury for consideration VIII NC give" o'' '
4 IL
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CAPT. BOrRKES VINDICATION COMPLETE.

Washington Nov. lS.--The vndicaton of Captain
John g. Bourke. of the Sd Cavalry on the charges
preferred against him for his conduct in the CARA
campaign the Mexican border. has been COM
Melted by an order Just issued by the War Depart
ment directing Captain Hourke to join his regiment
In Texas Captain Bourke Is now on duty at the
Worlds Fair. and the department has lost no time
al ,ce the E,xpositon closed in showing its apDre-
ciation OF his services by sending him back where
he can do the most good. 1T was charged against
Cantain Rourke that he had acted In hgh-handed
and arbitrary manner In throwing innocent citizens
In jail during the trouble with CARA ana the mat
War Department. No action WAS taken on the
tonic practically cxoncrated the captain by It's
Judgment in the cases Of prisoners brought before
has n good record AS Indian fighter and recently
received a medal of honor for gallant conduct.
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RIDGWAY WILL STEP ASIDE.
HE REALIZES HIS UNFfTNEsS TO PROSECUTE
THE GRAvEsEND cRIMINALS-A LETTER

HE REALIZES HIS UNFlTNEsS TO PROSECUTE
THE GRAvEsEND CRIMINALS-A LErTE.
TO THE GOVERNOR.
Albany, Nov Ex-Governor Flower received to-
night the following letter from Distrct-Attorney
Ridgway of Brooklyn: --..
DlstrictAt:orneys Onicc, brooklyn. y. Y,
November 10. 1873.
Hon. X. p. Flower Governor. Albany. n. T.
Dear have observed in the public press letter
addressed to you by William }. Gaynor,- Of this city.
I'm which he requests that you ''haye the Attorney.
General at appoint one or more special Prose
officers for this county TO Proceed forthwith TO- collect s
evidence and prosecute the guilty. concerned In the recens
election performances Gravcscnd The ground for this
unusual request is the lack Of confidence which Mr. Gayno
PROCESSES 10 have in the disposition Of the esent pse~
Attorney TO prosecute the allcg d offences
L have desire TO take issue with Mr.. Gaynor as y
the sincerity which marks the discharge OF my oiciA
duty, and 1 pass without comment his pc onsi
illusions myself answefablc for my oaiciil 'et'
not to him but TO the people Of Kings County, who ha,o
times honotcd with thrr co1hccnre', chi II
have violated violating my oiiciA cath. the la"
provides tho method OF my removal from Office as oi as
aware.
DESIRE 10 saw however, that while not sinking any
proper responsibility, hopc ,ou may sec ht 20 comply
with Mr. Gaynors request 20 far AZ It may b. III No'r
rover. From a hasty consultation Of the statutes. [
not that they give you or the At'of"'!-'e'ru
the authority appoint special prosecuting onccr we
would have access the Grand Jury. bat Wish 10
Hove you OF any such cmbarassnent by asking you 70
the names Cl on" OF HiCFc ''Iittf 'i5
honest lawyers whom | appoint as my assistants
and % whom 1 over the entire care and re-
slonsibty OF collecting the evidence ni conducting to
prosecutions OF all rons who have been guilty Of VIC AZ
ing the laws in election troubles In Kings
County. shall cheerully appoint such persons as you
may suggest and shah that Ii, entire facilities ana
rowcrs OF tho riotAomcys ONCE arc placed at t'ef
disposal for discharge OF their duties They viii have
access the Gra Jury, will ac. Tor TIE Dls'rictAt
torney eforc the dnd jury and will undoubtedly CO.
operate with commIts of citizens in bringing all Offend
,rs 10 Justice.
Such course would be In harmony with the law ana
would obyote any possible legal objections which mght
lie raised AGAINST the drcSt appointment OF special prose-
cutting officers while IL would accomplish In effect tie sns
pIrpose.
trust that this request may receive your Affirmative
eon scera:ion and that you will commend T. me suta
neron, as you tank best lifted TO- this responsible
task With Respect l remain, very truly yours,
JAMES W. RIDGwAY
When asked what action he proposed to take o9
the above letter. Governor Flower said he woulo
give the matter careful consideration and an
nounce his decision soon as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
PLACEMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

Havana. Nov. 1s-Thc cane fields ore In such
good condition that 1t Is generally expected tina,
the coming sugar crop Will exceed ;hat oil ie'-'
which was the largest ever produced In cuba
London. Nov. i3--CounseI for Miss jenny Mig
hell whose suit against MIR. Albert Baker
otherwise the Sultan of lohore for breach OF Prom
Is. of marriage recently dismissed on the
ground that The Sultan was a ruling sovereign
over whom tn English courts have no lursiic-
ton. has lodged appeal against this decision.
Berlin. Nov. ls.-Chancellor Won Caprivi gave n
dinner this evening in the concert hall OF me
Chanccllcrie 20 the delegates the FEDERAL Conn
ell. Forly-fiyc persons were present
Rome. Nov Is-Most of the numerous cholera
cases which appeared reccnty IN Ayo9zeno Prom IRON
the drinking water TIE general adoption OF pre-,
cautions IN he use Of The Ta'er has been d Ico Sas
urday only two fresh cases have developed
Munich Hov. Is.-The Empcro: Of Austria ar
cess Augusta OF Bavaria. MS granddaughter. aud
the Archduke Joseph Augustn OF Austria The
r Messms him ~ the Cenr" Ralway staten and
there was grand military display.
Vienna. Nov. Is.-count Kalnoky, Austro-LI,n,n-
slowly southwark 20 Monza. where he VIII confer
with King lumber and ADMIRAL srn. Italian Italian
In Lucerne.
Berlin. Nov. n.-The Emperor has instructed the
gns ne in ,So al y wn come ame
promised by rambling or usury proceedings must
te tried by courts Of honor. Those convicted OF
offending against the honor OF their class Will be
forced 10 retire from the service. The Emperor
also requests the generals 10 name tn him the
rcgimenta, commanders who have diSregnrded his
suggestions In favor OF a simple and economical
rhode OF Ifa In :hc officers corps.
London. Nov. l3-"Bcn" iiyams. well known
London iookmaker. who had been attending the
Liverpool autumn race meeting. was drugged and
robbed % goo ~ IA leading Liverpool hotel ON sat
,,rlay An invss lgaton into the has disclosed
n long series OF similar robberies OF sportsmcn AT
the ScarborouGh Manchester and Donc,st.r race
meetings The chief victims have been bOOkmakers
and the evidence points TO the crimes being the
work OF az organized gang
Odeesa Nov ia force OF wort.ngmen yester
dav found n she'll. supposed - have been fred
in the Crimean War. embedded In the earth at
Dobrafa Nnd.-hda near TagaErOg. the Sea Of
AZov one OF them struck tne shell with "A hammer
va MS To break IL open, when IL exploded. killing
nine men and woundinB several others severely
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A SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST M'KANE
HERBERT s. wORTHLEY ASKS FOR s2J, COO
JUDGE MoOaE's CHARGE TO THE
GRAND JURY.

HERBERT s. wORTHLEY ASKS FOR s2J, COO
JUDGE MOO2E's CHARGE TO THE
GRAND JURY.
Herbert s. Worthlcy. who went to Gravesend on
Election Day with other men armed with the in
junction Issued by Judge Barnard. and who
assaulted beaten and driven out of the town. has
begun suit against Supervisor John Y. Mckane
TO recover $751; 900 as damages for his injuries.
A suggestion was made yesterday to District
Attorney Ridgway that two Republican lawyers be
associated with him In the prosecution Of such
cases growing OF the late election pre-
scented by the Grand Jury. Judge Moore yesterday
week. He said:
There is mater Of great importance q which de-
sire call The attention OF the Grand Jury. 1t is matter
OF Importance To the people. 1t has been said that
before the last ecc lion there large OF Illegal
registration and that Election Day there many
legal pollcd. The duty a Grand Jury Is
vesyaie all crimes against The elective franchise
who violates In respect the election law ought to
be punished Tor he Is criminal Of the dangerous
chaiati. 1t is duty - investigate fully and indic
every who has violated the election law aidcl
a5ct,d In its violation No political considerations ought
interfere with your action whca that char
gctcr before the Grand Jury rise above
mere parties. Tho Investigation OF these charges Is
matter OF supreme importance ani imperavcy de-.
aAnts your closest aud best attention. Gentlemen am
not expressing opinion Ia the matter but charges
have been made and any brough. you
yon Investigate them AMI find indictments on legal
evidence alone repeat. with emphasis, that every
who has violated the election law and such violation
be proved by legal evidence be- indicted end
that he be punished he deserves. own good
vii. . tina. oicnsc> against
good II. in the Of your debcratIon
you require the advice and instruction q the Court
shall b. harry TO give a, time. You viii
Up the ai cases and then proceed to the other matters
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A DEMOCRAT MINED THE BALLOTS.
ARGUMENTS TODAY IN THE CASE OF THE IN
spECTOR OF ELECTIONS WHO PUT THE
VOTED AND UNYOTED SLIPS TOGETHER.


At the close OF the polls the Second Election Dis
trct Weschester election night Edward Mclaughlin.
Democratic Chairman Of Inspectors empted the voted
ballots and box OF unyotd ballots tho table together
1t discovered after counting more than 300 blots
being but 3t votes pollet thai thcrc still renlle1
on the table uncounted about 500 ballots, ani chair
maintained thot he had put them together BIZ mistake
M once IL was observed that IL would be impo sibe 70
make correct count The Republican watcher, Jlmes
Y. Henderson asserted that they wcFc 50 mixed taat
impossible and made vigorous protest
against attempting TO do
After application for advice to Attorneys Martin j.
kehoo and Henry c. Henderson. they were advised 70
make the returns they could and taercupon cued
from the pile all ballots with pastors on ana iaas
qualified returns the best OF their ability"
The Board Of Supervisors will convene to-day OF White
Plains aud James J.. Henderson hos made an acav. "
the facts OF such proceedings which will b. placed before
the Board OF Supervisors sitting Eoard Of Csn,a>sers
The counting rejection OF the returns In question VIII
affect the election Of Assemblyman Perry Democrat
delegate to the Constitutional Convention and coroner
Beth sides will bring bear all the evidence ohanabe
and a lively time may be expected at White Plains today
over the action Of the election inspectors.
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association. Mr.. Fenne is to meet a committee OF The
Ear Association to-day and II the latter Is satisfied thas
fraud be proved several election Dpfetor believed
to lie guilty TO be prosecuted For Instance In me
Fourth Election District the With Assembly District,
bounded by Allen Orchard, Stanton onf Houston st.,
Kempnef received only thrte votes according to the
returns while stein was credited vita 1913 Kcmpnefs
friends assert they in possession OF the adavn
Of large number OF voters, greatly IN excess OF thir.
teen who SVEN that they ballots for kcmpnes foe
the Assembly. Evidence simiiir character from
other election districts. Mr.. kcmlner sa'd would -
presented and gross fraud shown.
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Rejoicing ~ HTDSON COUNTY.
THE MORAL REFORM LEAGUE EXuiTs II TIL
DOWNFALL Or THE EING-wALLACE BRUCE
READS AZ ORIGINAL POEM.

THE MORAL. REFORM LEAGUE EXtLTS IN TIE
DOWNFALL or THE EING-wALLACE BRUCE
READS ~ ORIGINAL POEM.
The Moral Reform League Of Hudson County held
a nnass-mccting at the Congregational Tabernacle.
Jersey city. last night, TO celebrate the victory
won over the ring last Tuesday. The Rev DIR.
Cornelius Brett presided and the other speakers
vef. the Rev DR. John l.. Sculder. George l..
Record the Rev. Dr. Israel W. Hathaway, who
spoke briefly OF The Church IN Politics mayor
Il. X. Pangborn The Independent Voter john
A. Walker aud Wallace Bruce. They spoke or the
causes OF the downfall OF the ring, or the IN
fuenccs which had been most potent In It's over
throw, OF the bright outlook under the new order
OF things. and OF methods to keep future politics
OF the county free from corruption.
Mr.. Bruce gave briefly the reasons which led TO
the great victory In New YORK; after which he read
the following original poem:
JOY IN THE HOUSE OF WARD"
Joy in The house Of Ward" " II.
Republican twins uneN pcctedly.
/ dip In ink my vihn' pm
40 let you know In. young again.
Joy In the If Warl" here.
"im fri.hy a ycar-old steer"
| nnd mys"lf IN state Of joy
| wasn't loosln' for mary hoy"
And 10, h., nod w got team,
solncms / 's Il not dfciml"
And ,uthin' wlfhlito II ali,
Til 1 looS at the sweet little critters there :"
'Jcy IN The hoUsc ~ Ward" Wy.
Aud the consequence IL that IL fccl gay"
Thu, ARENAS wfot' YOU remember the SIT,
sittne arcuLd tn "FisakIin" bright.
with the boys OF Balins vlil'. down a. the tore
Ta..nG III Summer campaign ocr,
Exp ct ny nothing sc IA you SO.
And ast III all progeny"
Tolln. a'oHt h, Kangaroo
Ard VIA; the little "cuss' could do
Wncn bnrs-hcad,d neishbo. br,a'hies, with haste.
Ron IN cNclaining-"No t'me TO waste
Ihr,c', awnii coins" th,n ,ys,. and srins-
''tp at your hoc'e tr'y'rc iHtiu' twins
Tho gas, didn't COW" meath the .howurn's feet
IruiIahing fos Ward ut tn top VI III IT voice.
Aud c,'.r window famca ,"Rccicc."
Then Arrua> roir % In OCCASIONS hcleht.
.lount d The woo.,..ri inG .,artl d ,hr night
WIN Gun TIA, hadn't gone or fer yeats
.:casns the village with Insne cheers.
joy In the house oi Wir. tonight"
AMI shout d Twins" win all his might
lie want PICARD .or t. proud event.
rLt welcomed the samc WITH great ,ogt:rt.
Thc -;ory T. funny, hu. fnnnler yet.
Tie InFa.l l. which won't ioTgt;
\ i'arty out % tn last ampagn
Win "gr)rs" ;,gi io)f Ike 'ntc.In' rn.'
Ia WHIT mi.Lt q called II Ncil OFF year,
gloomy for cy ehos, Of fear.
save here an! ;l,cic t. set shirgs rght.
Where ei.,us sIolc N op!.', m.ant
10 bury Meyisri ana MS mSra;
1hc Il Iubieaas ell 'siown at tn stor';
wn,n, 10! iehcd y hng hort
icy IN the IIon.c' fjr Twins" bora
Roth hou''> In 'l"t OF ~ Enp,r s.a'e
N.t to speak Of thr Ticket ,omol -.
10 banish corruption ;rpm stolen s",t.
IIurrah for tn "rwlns'' t,rat ior il our.
And To, christening no;;, r.a.,-"So iio"c'7'
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METHODIST PREACHERS AND M-KANE.

Tho Methodist preachers this city 81 vicinity,
who recently undertook the task Of looking the Affairs
Of Jo.u Y. McFa1c and his followers at ayc.cn1 listen
n, he meeting yesterday the report OF the committee
wne has had The matter Ia charge The committee
appointed a Week IT consisted OF the Rev Dr..
waeet'ey. Of Irvn9ton anl tn" I,cv. d.. johnson Of
Crook yn The committees repor. the Gle, TINT
1t hal consulted with &c piesidng elder OF Long I.and
ed had determined 70 leave the matter tlon
ontircly with him.
John y. NcKar" il the srpcr Ltendel, OF a Consy
Island Methodist suncay-etoc and the Me:.od ST Min.
listers aroused his recent actions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
FOLLOWING Up ELECTION FRAUDS.

Tie Executive Commi'tsc % the Ncw.yogS Citizens
Demo rlcy tcil y nsc:,nc AZ the Kcmpncr heidqGar
tiers In tie Win Assembly District las. evening", cad
discussed the b. pursued rcsari,g the nasant
frauds which, II wa ALLEGED vera perp atsd l, that
dlh,rlct Election naY by Iann'ny election OIL cts
against Kemlncr end H. -.c Int PES. OF John Z. S,cia
the Tamr,iay candidate for Aescmtly is,t OF c!cctol
district In which /, said there abundant evil
dcnco OF false counting end fraudulent voting Wa pro-
pared aad rerrcd John fennel. counsel Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
CAPTAIN ZALINSKI IN ILL HEALTH.

Washington, Nov. Is-Captain Edmund Zanski
Of the 9Th Artillery the inventor Of the pneumatic
dynamite gun. Is to be relieved from command Of
his battery OH account of bad health and IL is not
unlikely that he will be ordered before retiring
board. Captain Zanski Is now on duty with his
regiment at the Preside Of San Francisco. Some
time ago he had stroke Of paralysis and never
completely recovered from its effects On account
of his valuable service an inventor ard q SCI
enlist the War Department Is inclined to be leni-
ent IN his case, and leave OF absence for a year
him A report that Captain Ialinski would go TO
Brazil on the steamer FL Cid to work the dynamite
partment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14

TIE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AERANjES FOR
A CONFERENCE.

LORD ROsEBEEY 10 PEEsIDE-THE MINERS
AND EMPLOYERS FEDERATroNh INVITED
II SEND REPRESENTATIVES.
London. Nov 13.-After the employers i"ao'!
bill had been debated in the House or commons
for several hours this evening. NJ? Gladstone rose
lust previous to the adjournment ana made Il s'h'e
ment concerning the great miners STRIKE. Inc
progress and duration Of this STRIKE ne SAID hah
been watched by the Government as by eVerEpo'y
else with painfil anxiety Matters had now reached
the point at which he thought steps might be
taken by the Government with advantage TO all
concerned He had. therefore addressed to the en-
plovers and miner, respectively duplicate letter
containing this passage: -, .,, oi,.,r,ocos
''It appears To the Government thdt ANY "h''is,H
,,i,.S, arcrre from free discussion of the points
at issue between tine parties under the cnar man
shin of a member Of the Government. VINO u -
hoped viii not be unacceptable to either slue. |2th
Rnse berry has consented. at The request OF ms
colleagues. to undertake the important auty MIicn
the position involves. therefore invite TIE miners
and emnovers' feicratons to send representatives.
to the conference be held forthwith under his
craftsmanship" ,., ,...,,,.
Mr. Gladstones statement was chcered heartily.
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DARoY nr'RToNs HEIREss TO rE MARRIED

London Nov 13.-The engagement IL announced
of the Hon Nellie Lisa Pass. only chilli and heiress OF
Baron Burton OF the brewing compsny OF Bass q
CO.. OF Burton on-Treni. to Bruce Ballhe. Scotch
landowner Miss Bass AT one time engaged to
marry Keith Fraser and her father settled on her
e 10000 as a marriage portion The breaking OH
OF this engagement was announced snort I'M"
ago I, ,ras then reported In society that Baron
burton desired that his daughter should marry n
duke. Upon IN" uch'h OF f'a, IN t,ii
bridegroom is a cousin II the Earl Of Elgin. the
newly appointed Niccroy OF india