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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
LEGISLATION IN NEW-JERsEY.

Trenton. March 5.-The Republican senate was IN
session only twenty minutes tonight. IL pass'H
several bills the only Of imp0Ttahc" De'ns
the act approprla;ing $500 for the current OK
penses Of the Bureau OF Vital Statistics Among
the bills ordered to third reading were ~ se re-
pca'ng the act for the creation OF Boarns OF fupc
Works in Newark and Jersey city. a;d ieprihnS
the act under which the Tax Commis'Cnera N
Newark and jersey City are allowed 70 charge -
for each tax search, and retain the money The
BIZ reducing the charge for such searches To -
and directing that the money shall be turned lAto
the city treasury also advanced on the caicn-
dar, and will be passed in close company WIN the
other one
In the House tonight the following resolution by
Mr.. Ocott, was adopted:
Resolved, That "A special committee o; three
members OF the House Of Assembly be appointed
by the Speaker 10 ascertain what balance ~ now
I'm the hands OF the State Treasurer. ana where
such balance is deposited and TO report the same
to this House without delay.
Mr. NOorhees's Custodian OF Laws bill. was re-
ceivcd from the Republican Senate. and on motion
OF Mr. McEwan the bill was reported to the House
without reference. Mr. Flynn stated that tho bill
had been introduced in the so-caiIed Republican
Senate. consequently the Democratic members Of
the House would refuse to recognize 1t and would
not respond to the rollcal The rules were suspended
and the bill rushed TO third reading ana then
nassed 30 to ] (ir. Xabriskie, RepuDilcan, IN the
negatiVcl. ~ ,.. . ,,a. a., oi,,o. .
81 u n thousand brought up ana, after dis-
cussion passed. 81 to (Messrs. Holt ana Keadlng
! In the negatve).
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,.e,vv JNCENSED/ MRS LEASh.

IAN March 1.-The recorder or the
-, ,,,,rr,andery knights Templar. or Kansas
to heIng overwhelmed with letters from all over inc
roun,ry making Inquiries concerning Mrs l'ease Sc, >
statement that she is a Mason 80 annoy '"s "i'
IN. matter become that a committee mas o'e" az
no,n,ed TO investigate IT, and a specm' 'o"'o''''o"
OF Hugh de Payne has been caheu u " -,
Iived at Usage Mission which Is In the h,
~ the Fort Scott Commandery. IL was ~ i,rh, e
~ s c;,i,ns ~ bavc received the degree OF khgn,
hood Her husband Is IA Mason. but Wnetnn. M 49,, "
IEnight Templar Is not known. The Nhsoaas go ~.
=, ~ claim that she received the orders resularIy
@or II is a weIi-known Masonic principle mat Inat
women are ineligible, but that she hmUm ms ~ he
~ Masonry than she has right 10 seems e. oe
admitted. and the order not only IN forl "co"'
but throughout the State. Is greatly lhcsnsr"' ,..
II is reported from Wichita. where MIS; H., l.'ase re
lives that her husband is greatly dlsturprn py ms
wife's latest movement Suspicion natutai'' I'o'I.S
crets to her 1t IL said that Mrs Lease ~ aip''ous
TO be elected the United States senate
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TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.

Syracuse March 5-The four children OF John
xiv Of Feyettevile. Onondaga County. were
uols5ncd by eating wild parFnlp yestertin;y ~, nWo'
aged eleven and nine died: the others VIII 'u''No'
Auhurn. \. Y. March Jesse Wade. Buffalo
burglar received ut the prison last FRIDAY lor
Term Of two years and nine months. comnii''eu
suicide last evening 10y hanging IN MS cell
cincinnati. March 5.-Dr l.. John Kaufman the
c.t ~ wbmsSnnd of Minnie Seligrnan. the actress; ana
prominent physician. last hsnt aptil' n ''Ti T,ie,
Hebrew f9'n anf & pTPbS tbrca months S ago from Chi
cago Ills present wife was baptised with hiih'
Louisville March 5Henry Bohmer ni,,,.,,a ndiyid,m,ai
bookkeeper for the Western Bank or Lon,s%Niire. %
committed suicide yesterday afternoon ny snooAhs
himself through the back of the head. B2hnler Irn
was forty nine years old and leit Wldow atu ,i
children Financial and family troubles are 'ho"Bn'
To have caused the act
scranton March 5.-Word has just reached here
of another murder I'm Monroe county th1 NiCtun
Who was Killed by two masked men who broke into
his house FOR the purpose of robbery. Inc muir
dcrers escaped.
Buffalo. March 5.-The will OF Harriet \. Ben
hote this morning The estate is valued at about
soo and T5rty Gf taonsand dollars is
beq,ieathed to various charitable anu reHSious III
stitutions.
Scranton. March 5-Miss Anna Dickinson came me
IN scranton to-day to prosecute her claim In the
tinted states Circuit Court against Drs. Oelespy
and Underwood OF Pittston. and the officials OF ,l @
suting from her detention there three years aso'
She claims false imprisonment Ihe case howvo,i vorai
,mnortant witnesses for the defence 1t may be
called at Williamsport in June.
Utica " Y. March 5.-Judse Coke, of the l,e nl,ea
States circuit Court to-day handed down ue'tS,o Si
in favor of compainants In the case OF u" scoinst
Wood Dish Company Michigan concern 'onsS"nS' ns
for infringement of three patents The decslOn sion
orders decree for an injunction anu in,jffs n 70
uranufacnrers mar, OF the wooden butter dishes used
in almost every store in the country
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GrApsTONEs FRIENDS.


,ordon March The Queen. accompanied by
ro,nross Frederick and Princess Bea'rice' ar
,ivad az buckingham Palace this moFhihs' me
rar, Of Rosebery called al the palace a. d o'o'N
,bis afternoon and had an audience oi an "''
with the Queen. He was voclierouSN O"eo'Vu
s be left the palace by the crowds Which liau
coneregated TO catch a glimpse oi MN MI
S,"9stora drove out this afternoon, and was
also frequently cheered -
:. ,s officially announced that the Earl OF
,,',,,or,o,. will succeed Lord Rosebery as Secre-
.o.,. of state for Foreign Affairs. and that
-. Hartley Fowler. president Of the Local
I-o,..r,,oent Board will take the place OF LORD
1-,n,berlov as Secretary Of State for the lndian
Department. , ,,a
Tho 1-ritcd Press correspondent obtained TINS
....,i,c official confirmation Of the report mat
Iobn Morley had refused the India secretary
shin because he did not wish any ONCE "ilI'"
was isolated from the cause OF lreIa"d'
rnoras Edward Ellis NJ. 2. one of the Lords
81 rho Treasury. has been designated TO Suc0ee"
17du.ard Mariorbanks as Patronage Secre'ar! 10
.bo Treasury and chief Liberal whip 'he I'''e'
having succeeded to a seat in the House OF loruS
..rbo 81 lanes Gazette is authority lor 'ie
statement that a reunion Of the Liberals ana ''e
I,heral T-nionists is probable. Lord hoSeoei!
having already entered lil'o OV''''''"'''
tho T-nionist leaders. Joseph Chamberlain anu
,ba Duke Of Devonshire. on the SUBJECT
lord Rosebery had a conference VIII" i''
,,,risterial colleagues this morning
Iustin Mccarthy the leader Of the lrlsh RAJ ''"-
,Oartarv party, held a conference with MI "i"u-
s,o,e as 10 the future policy of the McCar'"y'
Iohn T Redmond has been importuned TO oeHne
,,s noicv of the Parneite wing OF ''e I''''
.r,,, IN its relations to the leadership OF lo'u
Rosebery but has steadfasty dechheu 10 O'''''',''
,ir,self The only thing he will say Is 'iid' 'e
,iu watch the situation and be guided py us "'-
velopments. ~ .,
,,pFRA1s TO LABOR FOR IRISH HOME HO''i
rba National Liberal Federation, consisting VI
io, ~ all the Liberal Associations thTous''
mt the kingdom has issued through us .
. ,ore, manifesto which eulogizes MT. ''"uS'o'''
o,d nledses the organization to folo" MS iiO'''
pr,a nrogramme. The manifesto deild"u' ','
M ,teu of the party programme De ""p.''''e
- ,oiorod and closes with expressions OF COZ"
60 IN tho Ministry. II contains no ulIe0
nrarence 70 the change in the PrenneIsihpp.
~ Gladstone has recOmnehued t"nN a,,.
Ill, .lI Member of Parliament for Mon'g0iieI
IseIueI' "A Sir reginald Earle Welby Permdh'i'
Secretary TO the Treasury, ne e''N"
e. Aiqarnon West Mr.. Gladstone llt..'''r az,
<;nrd and companion al Biarritz mas peeIi az ~.
rninted 70 the Privy Councll. 1oH 49, in In,
- Nv Gladstone election commute III. III 80. ~
man ot ~; ~ district has received a barohetcs
~ ~ tleton and @. H. MurTa!' PI
90 20 eocrntaries to Mr.. Gladstone a. ~ -. - -
80 tba Treasury. have been mace Oo'"P""'0'
the order of the Bath
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Slf1SHFD INTO THE PIER.

THE FrRrvRoAr NoRTHFiELp DAMAGED TO
THE AMOUNT or \ THorSA%D DOLLARS
so o%E INJURED
The ferryboat Mortified. Of the Staten lsland
routc smashed into the pier at 81. George 'hS'
night and was damaged to the extent oil ABOUT
sl(Ho
,rh hoa. loft New York at $50 In charge OF
c,rt,in Cornelius Smith. Michael Banning hai
,Iorc. OF the engine There was strong une
running and when nearing the slip NJ ~ 'roit
49,. r'ftai, made plenty OF headvay 80 as I" max
"a. elip when the bells were given 20 reverse Ihe
Dnoiuc the boat although going PACK. h"d nr'
b.,dcay and struck the pier with much iorc" IN
satinuing her rudlcr and breaking up the DO" ior
n,,r twenty feet, When the boat struck ,he p'.lse %
,h.r. vcarc many people In the ferryhouse VINO
WA th. era sh and ran for the street Therc were
nnIv about twenty passengers on IN" n,"t ,1I 1i,
'n9, ,hrv saw that the collision was unaVoi1.'n''
,hcv rrtrcatcd AFT and none we're inJur"n. A.''l T
landing her passengers the Northheh WAS S'"' I"
clifton for repairs
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w0uEy Ar THE cOUGHLIN TRIAL.

Chicago March Judge Tuthilrs bench today
presented the appearance of a woman rights meet
ing so many OF the fair were present Pub
liz proeecutor Bottum has proved the most at
,rac,ive speaker among the lawyers engaged in
The Coughlin trial The Carlson cottage was the
,rcnece in his argument 10 the jury al both ses
sions He laid much emphasis on the fact that no
attemnt had been made TO defend Martin Burke.
Mr i,n,tum Will probably close Wednesday noon.
and the Courts Instructions 10 the jury Will be
dclIyered Immediately after
as,i,ate the charge that officer O'roole, while
nn dntv. had been collecting money for the de-
fence fund and. II true. discipline the oihcer and
mi a stop to such work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
INDIGNANT TROJANS.
THEY ARE DETERMINED TO SECURE AN
APPROXIMATELY HONEST ELECTION.
GOVERNOR FLOWER DIsREGARDs THE Pc
TITION OF THE CLBRGYMEN OF TROY
FOR THE SIGNING or THE BI-PARTI-
SAN INSPECTORS BHLl-TROuBLD
ANTICIPATED.

ANTICIPATED.
Troy March (SpeciaD.-Governor Flower to-
day threw all his promises and pledges to the
winds and proved the Inconsistency Of his pre-
vious actions bv refusing absolutely to sign the
measure through which it would have been pos
sible for this city to have an honest election to-
morrow If there is fraud and corruption here
at this election the responsibility must rest with
the Governor. To-day he was appealed to by
the clergy OF this city to sign the measure pro-
viding for non-partisan board of election IN
spectors, but he was obdurate In the extreme
Twentv-seven Of the leading clergymen here
signed petition asking him to do this justice
to a city which now has an unsavory reputation
throughout the entire State on account or the
vicious political crimes which have been perpe-
traed by one OF the most INSCRIPTIONS polltcal
rings ever suffered to exist. The petition
was presented 10 the Governor by one of the
leading clergymen Of this city, who pleaded elo-
quentIy and ardently for his signature to the
measure 1t REQUIRED no such eloquent appeal
to him to secure his signature TO the measure
which was hurried through. giving 10 Albany
the same thing for which the decent people OF
this CITY asked But the conditions. as between
Troy and Albany not at all similar fd-
ward Murphy. jr.. the chairman OF the Demo-
cratic State Committee. would be more hKeIy 10
lose control Of the municipality should the Noh-
Partisan Inspectors bin become law. Cover
nor Flower and Senator Murphy are mempers
Of the same faction In the Democratic party bnt
the Albany Democratic machine Is Cleveland
organization while the machine here Is Hiil-
Murphy machine to which Mr.. Flower Is looking
for n denomination.
The measure relating to Albany had quite as
many technical errors as has the Troy hill. ana
vet the Governor did not long delay signing H.
The decent people here are thoroughly wrought
UP over the situation, and they VIII remember
Governor Flower for his act ~ cowardice IN
denving to them at the dictates oi S'hh'vi
Murphy that which they most earnestly ISL , - -
an honest and fair clction. Troubl" Is likely 10
follow and those who are familiar with ir"S
and Troy methods of carrying elections kn""
what that means The Murphy men are h'SItI-
ate and they will stop at nothing To continue
themselves I'm power Al the same time 'he
Irdcpendent Democrats and the Rpublcans are
de,ormincd that there shall be a fair election
and that the votes shall be counted as cast. II
his is not permitted trouble of a serious nature
viii follow. and for 1t all tho chief executive Oh
this state will be held personally I'Spohsiple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
THE GLOUCESTER BOSS'S METHODS.
MORE WILL BE KNOWN ABOUT THEM AfIE"
THE LEGISLATURE FiNiSHDS WITH
THE DUKE"


Camden. y T. March CSpeciaD-Captah 'a'N
Graham sereeaut-at-arms Of the Assembly COM
,,,,too on Elections. to-day took from Camden 10
Trenton the six ballot boxes used In the llid AS
sembly District election last fall The commune
yc,u sit Tomorrow in the Capitol and begin the
Investigation Of Asscmhyman William j. Iho'hp-
sons right TO his seat the representative Oh Uc
ma Uis,rict Of Camden County. Subpoenas were
sor,c1 to-day on County Clerk Barber ana num-
her Of other officials. Chairman Storrs says t''e
committee will devote its attention chiefly 20 '"e
r1I Precinct e the second Ward Of Gloucester
cttv ,yhrr. tho racetrack ~ located Al inns pom,
nr Mace nearly LOO votes are alleged 10 nav nt
noilel an average OF nearly TWO votes !"
for the eleven hours during which the pollS WIZ
nnon The committee is anxious 10 s',Cutr t'ic ~
rnnes,rv list. which shows ll9I names. ttuhI@lcIs @
cf mon we're reeistcred from stables on the IICo
rack and il is asserted by the RepuhlcahS u'i
a l,r,o number of these names are ncttlouS tilu
,y.rn voted on by repcaters. In this prsclct 'ile
roturns show nearly 1000 majority Tor hoiiloso,
Iohu Wartman Of Camden. counsel Tor l.lpplil.OtS ~
nhn IS contestng Thompsons seat, says that ne
HAS abundant evidence to show that falSe reststt.
ZION vote buying and repeating were pr.trois'u pr.troi"i
oncnlv I'm Thompsons favor ana ne says Ti '',i', ~ Ia
chnr-es will be instituted after the AsseinpI! 1OH
mlttec gets through with It's Work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
,p1rs,vE WORDS ABOUT THE QUEEN
,,rp ALLEGED MOTIVE FOR MAKlNG ho''''l'''
PREMIER DENOUNCED AT MEhli'>' VI
LIBERALS AND RADICALS

xJr- ALLEGED MOTH y FOiN -h-N'f--'
PREMIER DENOUNCED AT MERIlH" VI
LIBERALS AND RADICALS
sor March 5-The Liberal and Racica! N
-, 80 london met to-day and passed resort 'o''S
,rossinr deep respect for Nj. Gllia'ohe' t''''''
g. h,s work at the head Of the party an" 0o''-
adance IN Lord Rosebery ana slr Nilh1in f'I0"u'' =
nba union emphasized the necesai'Y oil "'l'' ing
20 the partys declared programme tna OF 6H,.
- - ~ campaign against me llou'e -, 10,
C,rme 81 Eow6u Liberal Mcm1eE "i t 81 .,
80 10 Northeast Division OF l}elhltt -, . ,r
I-osead the meeting with mucn p;te'hs' i'le
o Nir Gladstone's retirement IL Vas %irt
.ie con,e ,en1nIate the eagerness. ne fill' M M H.
S1r Cladstone had been hOunIed from V'N ..oo.s
NJ NJ reeiess 10 try longer - IiSSul .Ie "a .
~ SId adv of Windsor and seVera lil'.ue ~ "a
w Caiinet had made no effort 10 heePp '"S "SS.,od
,,nder az tho front What great Galnags Na VI
I..euIo,s retirenent would do 70 MS piIH Wa .
,erent 70 every unprejudiced mind. oors,ar,Iv
PoMr Howell was interrupted alHost coIii 5 h.iS
srnq his speech by cries OF dissent am his % .na
our @Irssssad applause He had hardly taken MS SO
%ben Mr Pembery, delegate Of the niG union bat saa
nther attack upon the Queen nc S.lp &c - q
aS Summoned the Earl of R);eheIv 70 ~, ~
aarnershir because the noble Lore wa Ibr
nrrv Princess the widowed Duchess oi Ai'ta'| ~
is Sreference was greeted With louI cTJ vi ,s "
nt and Chairman Richard Caus.Dn .o%riiy from
gj genIj of the Treasury. withdrew 2eremp'or"y "0''
W Epi pembery the privilege OF the hoof'
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ASKED TO coySrRrr Av oRrHANS WILL.


Baltimore. March CSpecIan-A trust fun' oi N''-
~, dcposltcl with the Safe Deposit ana trust 'oh-
many of Baltimore t"O years ago py Mss N''''''
pa~e plco-,nis is the subject Of contention IN "A
vul contest In the courts Of Geneva. Swltzerlahn'
and this CITY. Aimee Pleasants. an English orphan
cir, was adopted when three years oId DY MIS-
Ammo p,oe Pleasanis Of Philadclpha. a chil'ieSs
widow at the time travelling In Europe Nh'h Alis'
pleas,nfs died she left thr girl forum" "i ''",-
na In Junc lsg2 Miss plcaGanis. In company WIN
the Swiss Minister to the United states ana "'''
OIivot a civil engineer Of Geneva Sought lhe IeF"
Assistance Of cN 'niicd states senator hy!' "I
M,r,i.nd In the execution OF d'ru ol uuS'' n'i
"nt1c, lning 10 secure 5000 ~ her fortune III ,'
manner that IL would ~. free from any 'aIHl q" Hr'
hngnlnJ she conveyed that sum TO ne lfust Oil
uanv ns trustees with prpVlso nat Hi'Ss n,.
.hnnlJ receive the income for ne ana sloui nay
nn,yrr to bcqueaih the principal 10
r,,teb,d # was providel also thft u Ahr shou'u
a., i,fls,tfe The 5000 should rover, 10 hi h'i 80"
law And next of kin After the cN'cntIon a., W ~
Wt i,ic,sents, ,1s married to Mr. Olvet ~ aShhs-
tnn ami ,,snt - live with her hhsbaiid III zen. ,
In fSg sh. made 4 will ana coicii, p'Pu,i',n,, u,
,ir .h,. uosscsse1 to her nuSbanh ph mag .rg
% rSg she died without leaving any
Crnrf Lrr. is asked consiruc me WI. nH'r,
,Iir diriculfv il expected In hndinS NINE plst'
rratly"s If il should be decided that Inc estate o'
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riTLEOID PAYS NAV "A"'"H''

poughkeepsc. March tSpcciaD.-ln Inc case of
E ~ ~, ,,.,lsa, rivor Railrond for 5000 for in
| lio, o,, tho Harlem Division the parties
Jnilcs Jpcd came 10 settlement here today IN
the Fetteimnn @ ,haf The amount should not be dis,
inl% is believed that Mr. fermahce received
lDcr &2I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
sw,vDIrP STRRENDERS

,,. ,,a,cb s-Henry Asch. aged twenty
- - ro,dered himself to-day TO the police.
saving that he wanted in NsTYSrE h ener cy S fGr M
iorEInH - , checls Since January ne mas been
endcT,ng about the country TO escape n.t
he is tired OF the chase anu ""''' 'PN' '"'
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THREE SISTERS 90 CRAZY.

Iockport. y. Y. March 5.-Ellen' Maria and
Mary. the handsome and weO-educated young
daughters OF Joseph schenk weatny ,en & OF
ienty insane last Saturday and are sun III mat
condition. They were put into straisht, ana
will have to be sent TO an asylum heis,U,LS eH-
ni,il siasm Is the supposed cause OF thelr trouoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
ru,r pprSIDryr CLARK NAY RESIGN.

>.-uaven. March (specaD.-lt was reported
nc" 'niobt that President Charles =. Clark. OF
the NeTHsDsg 2na seng HaFora her ,nraS KiGaS
VII. reslg" ,'Iark is in NewYork. bun the rumor
was soy denied 9y y tRa EXISTS
o,> ilio the stockholders
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rrErlLOS NORTHUMBERLAND or POLICE

Buffalo March 5.-The new Board OF Ponce ooi'-
, "a puu e,o,,,o,dent of Police. the ap-
pointmen; to take effect on NedhesaaS oas, ~ nuItorv
General Bull is one OF the pest h3mm brr IN Rnf
falo drty years ago and has always nvsa ~ seIe ne
For the last six years he has haspisr'. pte romnany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
nrviuJTE STORE BLOWN rF

Altoona. Penn. March 5.-The dynamite store Of
,hn IunIata Mining Company near Williamsburg
this county blown Hndo%s to aSi in d5erdh the nehbor
one wa Sre broken and houses laken The shock
IL Is armed PANTY fe - h por9IIns ynon %, n
ngdon County The cause VI Wv
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"rR4yELT" DECLARED HIS NNOcENcE.

Allentown. Penn. March 5-Harry Johnson, con-
vic,ed of the murder of his four-yesr-od daughter
-. a,ouninp her In the Lehigh River last
Iiv was this M rning sentenced 10 De hanged
ITnsn receiving the sentence Johnson saio 10 the
ep,rt. Cp,t ~ can FRA nkly say am Innocent
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p,p11AMENT PROROGUED.
, o,-rrx.s sPED-H READ IN BOTH HoO9h0

xr,,t, or-EENs sPED+H READ IN b'i"
ITS UNUSUAL BREVITY
,ordon March 5.-The House Of commons wa wa
u.aad with members and visitors to-day Ions
cro"u hour for calling the house 10 order'
e 1,,,,,,ar, Harcouri. who one OF the Iate'
.,,a,s %. was loudly cheered as he cntered '"e
,nhhy Tn. Chancellor Of the EXchequer met WI
s;o.,harks now Lord Tweedmouth in the ioDoy'
e,d chatted with him few minutes on tne S"'''N'
~ tho Iatter's succession 20 the peerd9e'
,rho House OF Lords met at 1:3O p. m. Inc Locdi
Government bill received the Royal assem-, ass,esn,,G tne
Syesn's speech was read ard the House adJou - ~
the Speaker ana the menDeis oi I t,s 20 lords -
mons were summoned TO the house o, toi,cbera
Snsr The Queens speech read. Mr.. LabQucneIT
ana a half dozen other kaaica's a., The House
~ Common and that body a.so adjourned. 800
Ine royal 49, I, expressed formally. regret at
The shoriness Of the recess releasing neInbers Io
their labors. and thanksi Paraen ior oc,s S bj
enactments among then the P4risn 1ouncMlS M All ali.
and the measure limiting the WORKING "ou'S VI ''''
The WrcCsrthyite members Of the House Of Com
mons nropose 10 presen Mr.. Gladstone with an
address thanking him for MS spendla serVice'
70 the lrish cause
RIDEAU HALL IN DEEP MOURNING.
Ottawa March Sin Consequence OF the dcath
OF Baron Tweedmouth. hther OF Lazy Aperuee"
and Edward Marjoribanks Rideau Hall Is IN deep
mourning and all social engagements nave Deeh
cancelled.
London. March 5-"The Pail Mall Gazette. IN
an article summing up tie services of Mr. CAD
stone refers TO him political rituaiist' VINO
clung tenaciously to form. caring nothing for SUP
stance lie was a pedantr stickler for prcccaeh' l
. and was lamentaby deficient In initatve p9WtI
Though regarded a lead.r. he was rediIy ~ sei
in succession. by Sir Robet Peel John Bright ana
John Morley. ,, ~ ,,o uitbdr,wal
OF Mr. Gladstone marks n epoch In the iloe' "a, az
pariy II is no longer Ghdstonian' anu must ,b po
reorganzed and rechristend. Lord hoseDeiy, III, t
paper adds is favorably situated ana seherhi'S
trusted. - 49,, posaber,'s I
''The Westminster Gazette" says I.ord tsosepea1
dominant ideal Is colonial expansion anu ilpei @ '"'
unity. coupled with a sincee beei III ue''oe'"'''
LONDON PRESS COMMENTS on THE CAbi-
NET
London March Cx>"The Daily News p'a'se'
John Morley at great lergth for MS reius1i 10 ~
take any Office Isolated iron Irish ahairs. II say
"Such men ennoble politics They are tne SAT- Oh
public life ,or.s c,oice NJ
''he News admits that Mr.. Fowler Gr. Snoc1 hin, ~,
the India Office is surprise. but CONSULT I'M MN
emnently qualified TO deal nth monetary an" ~
Continued 9hird Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-06
DEOUNED ~ PONPTON Lihf.
GALLANT Not or \ SMALL RoY WHO TRilr
TO RESCUE TIE MNN ANp ALMOST
Insrs Ills OWN LEE

10 TTSCI TTIE NNN N-'1T 77''''-1
LOSES HIS OWN LIFE.
John Tallman. thirfy-two years old. was
drowned in Pompton Lake. near Paterson y. D.
Yesterday afternoon. lie attempted to fr'F'
the lake on the Ice. and when about midway
across disappeared. Samuel McEiroy. sina"
-. - r,, ~ tho hV near the lake. ran 10
inc rsscu. ~ ,ho d.owu.ng man. ana. "h"'
irving - drag Tallman out = the water th" i'r
miiad in,dl,. f,r hcip while CrasplnC the ragged
odces ~ the ice \ number ~ Villagers started
20 their assistance but before they reached thein
Tallman sank ont - signt Inc p'!' ",.u g.,
.,',',',,.l -. kacp his head above water until %"
VAS rescued After search Of three urs Tall
mans body was recovered.