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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
.AcCrSED MS F1THER ~ COURT
\ COLORED ROY MAKES DAMAGING 'h"i"HS
AGAINST \ MINISTER FORCED TO ll~>'h
STONES AND TIMBERS ON
RAILROAD TRACK.

RAILROAD TRACK.
The Rev Charles ". Hicks. colorel who ~ one
limo preachcd I'm a church at Hampstead J.. J. ana
who has been a familia. figure AT camp-meetinSs III
,he various villages was arrested in Justice sea
mans courtroom at Wantagh Wednesday night
while attending the trial Of his son. Ed"afd h'N"'
who was charged wiki throwing stones AT lrhs
Island Railroad trains. The boy pleaded EuI'F '''
,,v. testimony which. in addition TO imph'a'nE
his father furnished n cicW 10 several petty h''-
giori.e and also 20 an attempt 10 wreck Long Isl
and train In December as. Young HICKS !s niie'n
voars olt After his case had been disposed or ne
p,vc SON. Interesting facts concerning h' i'thtr'
whom ne referred TO as "a bal Niger lie asked
70 be sent away to some place where his f'ih"r
could not SEE him. and then sad that L vas MS
father who COMPELLED him to place large stone ana
tn,bers on the railroad tracks nca~ M"r1ct 10 l''
..u,b.r with a view o( wrccklus train lie a.
-us,-i his father of poisoning ps arr - 'ic"i'iS
pie in Meirick Young sou = 'i'',ie - .. .'
SENSATION IN the court Hicks was b Shlr il.Sh"i. .
and frequently interrupted h.s SOP ,,.."
You can't believe mat boy under oAfa. J"'"''
ElSard re,ai.a.cd by telling Ia" court mat 20"
stolen articles could p" f"Ini rhI-I
Julg.' said me- boy. pointing 20 MS father you
,yl md a blackjack under his coat. ana razor D"
his boot. l,o'H ont f"r him 49,, ...
Hicks mai@ an ait"mr' 70 l,hNr t' 'l"' 3D.
buf con. .flhl. Wilson grabbed hold of Lm J''t "~
h. was about - throw ~" hlae nJhck "Ht W'1 .'.
IN his r,rk.,s together win % bof'.~ of wh.-sr'.
4 formal charsr 81 larceny ~ entered again
tiicLs ana Justice seaman r5.um.ffrI hm '' f..
Queens County jail a. Long Island 'hy i'r OK
In his statement 10 Justice seaman the prisoner
fcr Tor. ;ecHy AID another. term for aitesftDs u
release a prisoner from la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

WHO NOW SUES FOR A SEPARATION
Mrs. Emma Xtte through her lawyers. Howe q
Hummel. has had her mother. Sophie Bracher. or
No 20S East Fifty -ninthst., appointed guardian by
Justice Andrews. OF the Supreme Court. for the
purpose Of bringing an action in her behalf for a
separation from Westcott i. Zitel upon the ground
of abana comment Mrs. Zttel is eighteen years old,
and says that she married Zittel January ., and
almost Immediately thereafter he abandoned her.
Zttcl Is a son of Frederick Zittel, the real es-
tate man. who lives at No 3S West Seventy y-ifth-st
He repudates the marriage. The young woman
who claims to be his wife is the daughter Of Fred
erick Bracher. the jantor OF the flats No. 2S East
Fifty-ninth-st. She has appeared on the stage for
several years. in the ballets OF BLACK Crook and
the Eldorado. Zittel is about twenty-seven years
Of age. and a member of the eth Regiment He was
married several years ago. hut his wife became an
invalid and died about four months ago. He says
that il was while he spree that he was
married the girl. and that he knew nothing OF II
until he aFoke from his stupor in the house OF
her stepbro her, Frederick Richter No. South~st,
MOrristOwn, y.
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EIGHTEEN YEARS FOR TRAIN ROBBERY.
THE JURy TOOK ONLY TEN MINUTES TO FIND
MORGANFIELD. THE AcQrh CREEK
BANDIT. GUILTY.

Stafford court House. Va, Feb. $.-The jury in
the Acquia Creek train robbery case, after being
out ten minutes this afternoon. found Charles Nor
garfield guilty, and fixed his term OF Imprisonment
in the pen,tentidry eighteen years The prison
ers counsel at moved for new trial, on the
ground that tn" verdict contrary TO law and
the evidence and that the jury did not understand
the evidence. This motion overrulei, and
counsel took exception. A motion in arrest OF
Judgment was then made and this also over
ruled and excepted to- Four other indictments are
pending az Painst Morganfeld
Upon being advised Of the verdict, Governor
OFerrall telegraphed his congratulations to Prose
cutting Attorney White. Train robbers" the Gov
sai,, will seek other State for their
neiar Gus work. Virginia jures Will uphold the
laM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
no ANERfCAY SHIP FIRED on 1T BLtAfIL"p"

>worleans Feb 2s s--The morning papers fur-
nlshcI with teegraphc news by the Associate'
pross' contained this morning long and starting
,oo,,ts Of some British warship tname UNKNOWN
crne on and carrying away the mast OF some
,,orican shin name unknown at Blueheids sew
.r,i days ago. The account say' that th's must
-. b,ppenei some time ago. as the hrst news
- a., colon Colombia, through tn" master OF
,ha coasting sIoop Faith. the soop having made
,h, vovaxe from I,ocas del Toro. The ifuit
,.,ner John Wilson. only FIVE DAYS from biue-
0elds. arrived here this afternoon Among he' pas
ars WAS X Frcdlandcr. an American, VINO IL
=, ,, sep.ral merchandise business at Bluefeds
. eoutbcrn Associated Press reporter showed 'he
",s.ociat~l Prefs" dispatch To Mr. Friediander'
.,ho after carefully reading the story. simply sa'u
rhia u the most ridiculous untruh ] have ever
vvbaf f. more. have no such Consul ne
snIsnp.r n Blueneds The name Of the present
iri,ish Consul II Harrison.
r.,,,fn Falsen OF the Wilson. corroborated MT
rr,edlanders statement. and declared the report
untrue.
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TX. CHARLES G.. LYON DEAD.

Or. Charles C. Lyon. eishty-one years Old died at
his house. No 81 Beauchamp Place. ew-Rochelle.
yesterday. Mr. Lyon for many years one OF
the leading physicians Of New-Orleans He leaves
large estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Washington. Feb. 2S-The President to-day
nominated Representative william L. Wilson. Of
West Virginia. as Mr.. Bisselrs successor in the
Cabinet, thus ftly bcstowing the most important
executive office In his gift. the Postmaster-ten-
eralship on the most conspicuous Congressional
victim of the popular revolt Of last fail against
the political principles and policies which the
Administration ana the expiring majority In
Congress represent No Statesman out OF job'
ever did more. perhaps, t. drive himself and his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
CUBAN REvoLuTIox1sTs DISAGREE.

THE QUESTION or LEADER CAUSES TROi BILE
HOPEFUL ~ THIS CITY.
The Ward Line steamer Orl4aba. which arrived
here yesterday morning from Mexican ports and
Havana brought tn" first details II the reported
unrislng in No The Orizaba reached Havana
about : o'clock on last Sunday morning and l.ft
again al 1890 consequently the officers and passen
gers dill not have opportunity 10 gather many
uarticulars as the extent OF the iosnrreotion II
was learned however. hat on the morning of sun
dav the rebel general. Julio Sanguii was arrested
with about thirty members OF tn" first families of
Havana and was Imprisoned in the Cabanas mill
,arv prisor. Most Of the prisoners were young
men II was also reported that about 800 other
arres,1 had beer made OF those suspected OF enter
taininc revolutionary IDEAS. The Who'll, island Of
cuba was at once placed under martial law.
In the opinion Of Purser f. NJ. Saportas. Of the
Orizaba the names 4nd plans OF the rev'lutlonis's
had been betrayed 70 the representatives. OF the
Government in consequence Of very strong dis
sensions among the 7 be.s themselves Inc bone OF
contention was the selection 0i comnldHi'I-ln-
chief OF all the rebel forces, the Insurgents IN the
northern norton Of the island demanding that Man
mel Garcia the notorious brisan1, be placed In com
and while those living in the south Insisted that
,ha eelection OF a brigand and fe!on. on who's"
head = rrice had been paced would mean the loss
q, tho sympathy and support OF All h"-ahiains
citizens.
rhere was little to be learned while the orzaba
was Al Havana Ia regard 70 the state "l a"d''S ''
the interior of the island. II seemed to be the I'M
pressi,, of all those who spoken to that the
insiIrrocti9n would be practically crushed Dy ""e
pronuf action OF the GovernIn"nt -. ..,,.,
There vas a report that the nag OF We t,, u'aa
KcDubic had been raised in the city Of Havana
itself but had been quickly h"ueI gov Gown ~ ns are ar
rested whiIc thcy we're sitting in me Cafe Louvre,
the Dclmon.co's Of Havana. Iheie are ~ ~ c9han
ls(so Spansh troops n W IN Havana. Al me tupdn
revoluOnists in fhis city have N" St'''cst hoio ~
for success. and believe that the dIH'irIl'' "N''
the sIlecon ~ a l.ader will be adjusted by m" ap,
poarancn on the scene Of a man VINO VIII coinm'iii
the confidence OF both factions h'Ir HrI''" ,t,n
quarters ~ 40 10 Froni-st.. was thrOnerl WIN
men who have vuluns ecre1 20 take up arms ioI III
Dependence and II was reported that ~, ,u'h ar
In read ness /, 20 ~ cuba Al ihc word Inc com
nlttoe selected Wednesday night 20 9olcit 'lhSrIlI-
tons among the Cubsns in this city '- nara 81 "'Ik
raising funds and reports a generous anp W'hpI
response To me appeal The inembtI7 "a ,'''
So has already been raised ana t1tt my 'NI'N'
10 swell the o s2jDoO in a short un'.
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4 POLICEMiY INDTCTED FOE MURbFR.

Among the many other indictments fetufhc" "'
The Grand .Iury of the court Of General Sessions
YESTERDAY was one for pufder In The hrs' u's'e'
against Dennis OI.enry 4 policeman. who on Febru
airy lG last shot and Killed mis- mother-in-la law Mrs
White. during a dispute with her, al theif hou1oa
No. 2lS Monroe The defendant will probably pe
called upon TO plead In few days. when the date
Of hia trial Will be uxcd.
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TEyED TO THiW OCr DYTAM MITE.

Kingston ~ T., Feb rs (SpeclaD. Thomas Cav
a.laush a laborer In the cement quarfies at Binne-
water, near this city. killed this morning by
the explosion Of dynamite cartridge. which he
was tgyin., TO thaw out.
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THE EVER FAITHFUL ISLE IN TuMuLI

FIGHTING REPORTED IN THE INTERIOR CUBAN
LEADERS IN MoRRO CASTLE DUNGEONS
jacksonville Feb. 2s (SpeciaD.-The steamer Mas
cotte OF the Plant system. arrived at Tampa Iate
tonight with papers from Havana. which sho"
that the insurgents are actively at work IN the m
terror OF Cuba The papers report small engage
rnent near Matanzas. with slight losses one ban1
o, insurgents Ybarra is being pursued oy d"
Spanish regiment Just sent out from Havana, as
the authorities wish to make an example OF thfin.
4dvices from the eastern side OF the Island sho"
that the uprising is no, suppressed. Several nun
dred insurgents are under arms and th"y a'ly
the Spanards arraigned against them, VINO sho"
n, disposition to force battle.
In Havana the following persons have been thrown
into dungeons in Castle Morro: Edward laborde
Martin Aristiqui. Aberlado Roiiquez. Julio san
OF the Pullman car conductor who, 1t is alleged,
was poisoned in a New-York restaurant on Mon
,iay Another is the brother Of OF the students
killed I'm ls1 Sanguilly was at ball ana MAS
taken in his dress suit. He ana Aguierre al" nat. .
Cuban sympathies \ court-martal has been con
vene1 to try them. Both nave appnel 10 consul
General Williams for protection
XIV West aiViCes say mat ihr spanish guni'ft
infanta Isabel has just arrived thcrr. pion@"N I'D
watch FOR the nlibusiers l. is ruInDrel taAt fh"
Northumberland has declared Matan2as ani
Santiago de cuba in a state OF war Ana troops
have been pushed hurrlcily forward Th" 'uhtn
Lea ders say they have inside Information fha; Cen
cal Iach4rnhrc with 2trr mc1. has been defeated
the news. and are subscribing hberaIly to dii the
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REBELS DISPERSED BY REGJLARs-RE
TIONIsTS AND TROOPS IN COII.ISIoN-THE
OUTBREAK CONDEMNED IN THE coRTEs.
Havana Feb 2S-Thc committee sent to San
tiago City by the Baire insurgents arrived there
last night. They did Mt Governor Caprcs
but they had a long conference with General
Lachambre commander OF the troops ordered
out To suppress the revolt. They defined the att
tude of the insurgents toward the authorities
and explained to the General the reforms which
they desired The committee are now returning
to Baire accompanied by delegation from the
Autonomist party in Santiago.
Irregular troops overlook the Guantanamo in
surgents last evening and opened fire upon them
The insurgents stood their ground after they saw
that further flight would be useless. The result
OF the fight is not known here.
Marcos Garcia. formerly a revolutionary leader
but now the Mayor OF Sanctus Spritus has issued
a proclamation strongly condemnng the insur-
gent leaders and exhorting all Cuban patriots
whatever their party affiliations may be, 10 dis
courage the present revolt. which, he says. can
not succeed and will result only in harm to the
island.
The insurgent band led by Marrero, near
Jaguey- -Grande. in the Province Of Matanzas
has been DISPERSED by regular troops few Of
us members nave peen arrested anu otll"i9 nave
heen driver To- seek refuge far from the town.
There is as little sympathy with the insurgents
in Matanzas az in Havana and Santiago. The
revolt is cOnden ned generally as hopeless and
injurious to all the best interests of the island.
The warship Infanta Isabel sailed last evening
for Santiago. The Francisco and trbano san
chez which lef, Santiago on account Of me in
surrectiOn. arrived here last nght and sailed to-
day for Mexico.
Dr. Pedro BetanCOurt who was active In the
insurrection Ybarra. tried to sail FOR spain To-
day. but prevented by the authorities
Madrid Feb 2s--The Cortes devoted several
hours t. "A discussion Of Cuban affairs The
Ministers expressed entire approval Of the action
of the Cuban officials. The leaders OF all sec
tions Of the Opposition. including ever the West
Indian Autonomists offered their full support ~
all efforts To que the outbreak. six thousand
troops are held in readiness TO embark Tor ia
vana Al the available troops in Porto kico
also are ready to start for Cuba in case OF need
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lower branch OF Congress On his trip to Engl
a few months ago he was warmly welcomed by
the Free Traders, who showed him many atten,
tons Mr.. Wilson is physically not strong ana
the strain Of getting his tar IN bill through tne
House nearly him out He had seVerai
hemorrhages. and made a Journey through the
Southwest and Mexico for his health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
TTENTf-FfJB uyERS WERE KILLED

NAMES - THE VICTIMS OF THE w-MEXIco
prSAsTFR-cAUsE OF THE EXPLOSION
Corrillo. X. NJ. Feb S-The excitement arising
from ye, iertlays disastrous mine explosion aba ted
somewhat ta-lay and the exact number killed is
definitely krown. Twenty-four bodies have been
rctovered ,rbm the mine. which accounts for all
the men cX'rpt one. a stranger who was 10 begin
work yesterday and who has not yet been found.
comp -tc list Of the dead follows:
HECK John uappcr bog. JONES. samuel
iH BESiHHk li,nsy & NIFTY NJ az AjsNard'r' ~
pElRo. Richard. TIiiI:LIfS Roy
sl- Plat. August. RYAN. Nlcht".
l'pNNH H. =. u Dit cap NFFATiN Angelo
EiiTIvGswoRrH rrerk. sIFAir Gs'rfs
HAIR E~TA Samu".. Sl.MNATIS, - .
iitKBFN Henry. TlioKNE; John T.
H@f'i.ilAy ,,H. ';''1 Thomas raknonn.
As 20 ne origin Of tn" explosion Judgment is sus-
pended. Some say the mine was not properly venti-
lated and that just such result had been pTedictei
from time 70 time FOR the last year Others say
m. Territorial Mine Inspector had been negligent
Ia not ,orci.g the company to protect more fully
the miners Superintendent Duggan says that the
cNplospn occurred In l room on the fourth level
where dams r line had been drawn by the hre
boss. but that TWO men. taking out rails. went over
tn line. IT - supposed win an opan lamp Go con
amt II '1nnot he told now whether or Lot this eN-
Most Of The victims were buried this afternoon.
making th. largest funeral New-M, xlco has ever
seen in time Of peace. There we:r seventy men
At woti N the mine at the time OF the accident but
none those who escaped being killed were injured
any extent.
\ corpuci's jury viewed the bodies this forenoon
but VIII take no evidence until tomorrow Two
thousand dollars viii cover the damage TO the prop
rrty. Thomas Lcaden. who was rescued. is a MEM
bcr OF the Territorial Legislature. and IS n Whit"
- al miner Samuel Iiariesty: who was brought
deaf. candidate for this seat His
frienD. ny that ne elected
Santa Fe. y NJ Feb 2S.-The Legislature this
afternoon appropriated $500. to be made available
at on. FOR the relief OF the families left b., the
miners til-d In the explosion at cerrillos ycster-
day. - the twenty-fOur killed. eleven had fam
ilics anI destituton Is feared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
MARRIED DURING 4 SPREE.

A MEMnrH - THE It'll REGIMENT SAYS HE DID
NOT REALLY INTEND TO MARRY THE GIRL
WHO NOW sI,ES Enp A SEPARATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
WILSON TAKEN CARE OF.
THE PRESIDENT NOMINATES HIM FOR
POSTMASTER-GENERA
At HIS DISPOSAL.

MR.. CLEVELAND REWARDS HIS MOST DEVOTED
FOLLOWER WITH THE BEST PLACE
At HIS DISPOSAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
RROOKFIELD STANDS FIRM.
TIE REFUSES TO MAKE ANY CONCESSIONS
TO THE PLATT ELEMENT

prs,-1r or HIS CONFERENCE WITH CHAIRMAN
.u,or, ,cu-THE COMMISSIONER CANNOT
GIVE rr ANY OF HIS AUTHORITY TO A
POLITICAL. BOSS. AS IT WOULD
Re CONTRARY TO THE POLICY
or THE MUNICIPAL AID
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THE REVOLT IN CUBA.
GENERAL LACHAMBRt AND 4 COMMIT
TEE OF INSURGENTS CONFER

REFORMS SOUGHT BY TIE LATTER-A BAND OF
REBELS DISPERSED BY REGULARs-REvoLU-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

BECK John trappcr bog.
DE-lRANr. I~.uI-
pE-lRA 2 Henry.
pE~IRAN jules.
bEiftD. Richard.
pE FIAT. August.
pos AU'E =. u pit cap
AIN
EIIlSG~NDRTH Fred K.
IIAElYE-TA Samus..
iiARBtN. Henry
HpMlI Emil
HOLIDAY Thomas.
The sun., 1895-05-16
ps..c,l.w Declare. A..,sn... Counter Tenor and IA

pa..e,l.w Declare. Assignee Counter Tenor. and rd
Rearney also ran.
Time. 2;llL
Betting Fourteen to against Ramapo, " 70 Dr
Rice, . "a Rcy 81 santa Anita TO SIT Walter 10 10
TO HOrnpipe. 10 to Rubcon 20 to I'd kenrncy ~
TO Bas-etlaw, 10 To lazznrone, 20 TO Declare 10
To Counter Tenor, 90 tn Assignee.
FIFTH RACE.
For maiden twoyearo oids; sweepstakes o. el9
900 to third: half al mile. -. a..
John peiys oh. c. Hazlet. by sensahon-Aimy, ils
Bismon Stables br g Sse,more iis iIarnD.,
A. Clnsons br. T. Cnsscttc. Ilb Curtis) .........
Sweet, Salverine, Bernadne. and Little Dorrtt also
ran.
Time, 0:51.
Bettns-six to B against Hazlet, 3 to saeamore
to Bernndne, 10 to Little Dorrftt, 10 to silver
Inc, 90 to Sweet. go TO Cassettc.
SIXTH RACE.
For three-year. .ods and upward; selling; sweep
stakes OF SIS each with $500 added OF which sloO to
second and t5D third winner TO be sold at auc
tlon; one mile and q sixteenth. 80.
McStea Clark II ch. h, Sandowne 3. by Spendthrift
Imp Lulika lu6 lGrininl.
T. Fosters b. h. Eloroy. O. lO5 &C. Huestonl. ...,H
w. r., Joncss blk h. Charade ., lO4 tHamiltonl.
Certainty, ST. Michael Long Beach, Prg, Little Matt
Baroness, and Golden Gate also ran.
Time, l:53la.
Bettng--Two to against Eloroy, . to Long Beach,
Ito Prlg, to Charndc, TO l Baroness, TO /
Golden Gate to SnndOwnr, 10 to st. Michael, u
to Certainty, 10 to Little Matt.
The sun., 1895-05-16
Ia VS. OF 1898,
Another Batch OF Bills Approved By the
GOyernor.

ALBANY. May 16.-Gov. Morton has approved
these bills:
Chapter 61o-Assembiyman sherwood's providing
for the New York State Home for Aged Dependent
veterans and their Wives Mothers Widows. and
Army Nurses.
Chapter 877-Assemblyman Husted's regarding
Peekskln village trustee districtA
Chapter 67S.AsAemblyman ChapmRn's. for Cleaning
the channel or Lake Brook In Manlius.
Chapter erGlV-Assembiyman Stanchneld's, providing
for the construction OF a sewer in Horseheads.
chapter $50 -Assemblyman z. l. Smiths. for a
canal bridge at German street, in Little Falls.
Chapter hsl-Senator Smelzers amending tho act
Incorporating the village OF Havana In the town OF
MOntOur.
Chapter -Assembyman A. X. Conkling's. amend.
Ing the act providing for a monument for the Ninth
Regiment volunteer Infantry.
chapter BSS-A -Assemblyman HouRhton's providing
for the appointment by the Common Council OF a
Hall '''
Chapter 8SI-Assembiyman Niles's regarding ex.
Chapter 6So-A Assembyman Chapman's. providing
nut creek In Dewitt.
Chapter $50 -Assemblyman wieman's prohibiting
rsiiIoads on Bushwick avenue Brooklyn. between
Cha pter BS7 -AssemDym Br,sh's Transferring the
Ibruaht home OF brooklyn TO the management OF the
Chapter 6Ss-Assembiyman Van Keurens relative
70 claims TO land In Ulster county OF Hannah Austin
deceased.
Chapter ss9-Assembiyman ]. ", Stewards, liking
Chapter 6HD-Assemblyn ynan Fuiler's amending tho
ACT cooperating the village of Brownviile
chapter 6sl ssemblyman J. n. Stewards relating
to He'll Gate pilots
The sun., 1895-05-16

But He VIII Appear To-day aad Give Bni
Under the Bench Warrant.

But He VIII Appear To-day and Give Bail
Under the Bench Warrant.
ALBANY. May 15.-There were no arrests
to-day in the Assembly bribery matter, and
tho story has not grown during the day.
Three indictments are still believed to
DO tho limit Of tho action Of the Albany
county Grand Jury on the cool legislative trick
played in the name Of tho Republican majority
on the Hudson River icemen. Mr. VacheIon
was absent in tho body but present in the
spirit, and the majority was SO tender on the
subject that a bill of his on tho calendar was
allowed to slide along unchallenged and un-
checked No one dared to ask to lay 1t aside or
refer to it in any way.
The bill was one which might seem peculiar
when viewed in the light of tho revelations con-
corning the missing vacheron. 1t forbids Ex-
else Commissiopers from being engaged in tho
sale OF liquors beer. or cigars TO saloon keepers
viii probably be taken care care Of all right. Repub,
lican State Committeeman Billy Young his
out for them. hen This does not involve any sacTi acI
fee to the wealthy Long Islander. He can draw
s3 day as messenger to the special road COM
Assemblyman John B. stanchfield Of Elmira
would Voluntarily appear tomorrow and Sa give
bail under the bench warrant which, 1t is un-
fss has nG service HIN a.
counsel for MI yachsron: and he said to-niEhti
fer the past few days under a physician's care
He denies absolutely any connection with the
Campbell Hudson River Ice Ice bill rs Senator Ghiids q &
of Queens county will 60 on Mr.. Vacheron's
Mr.. Stanchfeld said that he had no knowledge
that any indictment had been found against
Mr. Vacheron. except common rumor.
Senator Childs will go bail for Vacheron, and
his lawyer will ask the District Attorney II he
thinks he can prove tho bribery charges Then,
II the programme is carried out, the Assembly
man from Ozone Park will resume his seat and
lend his assistance to the Republican majority
in passing bills.
The sun., 1895-05-16

The Record OF tho Legislature and tho Re.
publican Party "a Subject of Dispute.

The Record OF tho Legislature and the He.
publican Party II Subject of Dispute.
ALBANY. May l5.-The liveliest scene of tho
session occurred this afternoon in the Assembly.
Mr.. GARDENER asked leave to present a report
from the Judiciary Committee In favor OF tho
Senate bill amending the Civil Service law and
increasing the State Civil Service Commission
ers salaries. which bill was referred to the COM
mittee yesterday. Messrs. Foley and La Fetra OBJ
jected, as the House was upon an order of busi-
ness other than committee reports.
Mr. Sanger moved to lay all orders of business
upon the table down to tho reception Of commit
tee reports. The motion was lost.
When the result of the vote became known