Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1881, Page 5

1k CHICAGO TRIBUNE: 1881—TWELVE PAGES. . OREIGN. forty-three Arrests in Ireland under the Suspension of Habeas Corpus. parnell’s Speech on the Disarm. ing Bill Cut Short by the Speaker. Destruction of n Palatial Busi- ness House in the City of Paris, A Loss of 7,000,000 Franes— Twenty-six Persons Injured. APanic Among German Offi- cials Over the Increase of Emigration. Three Hundred Fragments of Hus man Bodies Dug Out at Casamacciola, Death of Queen Caroline, Widow of Christian VIIL, of Denwark— The Boers, The Monetary Conference and Italy— American Pork in Great Britain. o TUE IRISH. POOR PROSPECT OF THE PASSAGE OF THE LAND BILL. Speciat Cable, Losvos, March &—The Pall Matt Gazette thinks the prospect for the Irish Land bill Is becoming desperate. ‘The Times says: “'Com- binationg of various kinds demand the tine of Parliament and nro not favorable to tho Immediate prospects of the Land bill? THE VICTIMS OF COERCION, Speetat Cable, Dentay, March %—The coercion net Is hauling in Its victims from the south and west at a rate which must be highly satis- factory to the authorities, ‘To-lay some of the most prominent of Forster's * village ty- rants” were deprived of their lberty. It fsa remarkable fnet that all arrests have heen effected so far without any local disturbance and little excitement, The imost notable arrest Is that of the celebrated Serab Nally, one of the defendants in the State trials, who was taken at his father’s house in Balla. Mr Nally recently went to London, tntund- ing to . G0 TO THE CAPR AND JOIN THE BORRS; duthechanged his mind, and is now insured somfortable quarters for eighteen months, Those witv hind reached Dublin up to 7 velock were Martin O’Hallerhan, Presi- dent of the Loughrea (County Galway) brauch, and Joseph Dalton, of Miltown, near Claremorrls, charged with Inclting tho mob to attack a polica hut; Patrick Kear- aey, farmer, Lhurlongmores Patrick Fury, President of the Annaghdown League, County Galway. Four prisoners cametn from Coutity Leitrim, all charged with taking part in a riotous assembly. ‘They are Vharles Nelson, farmer, Drumshire; Matthew Melley, farmer, Drumkelran; Patrick MeManuy, = publican, = Drum- shambo; J. MeMorrow, National + schoolmaster, from. Down. Michael Gingley and Michael Flynn were brought from Ennis, County.Clare; Edward giuney from Castle Island; P. D, Kenney from Bal- t lymacaden, Kerry, and another from Dola, \ County Limerick. In addition to these. TWO ARRESTS ARE RELORTED from Cartloe, County Clare. ‘I'he names-are not given. ‘There aro also three more ar- (s in the County Limerlck, Nonv of the ptlsoners so’ far has ever aquired more thanja local reputation, except Boyton, Walsh, ud. Nally. The {nst-named gentleman, whose speeches were notorious for thelr Tecommendation to give the landlords **pills,’”? recently had his photograph taken standing desde aditeh with his rifle in hand and a -Dlleof cartridges athis fect. The pletura was tabeleul “ Nally’s pills.? . THE PRISONERS IN JATL Were visited to-day, and I found them lodged Incells on, tha second range of tha threo ‘sorles comprising tho building. ‘hoy are Very Ilberally treated, and expressed them- selves well satisticdd with the courtesy and Kindness of the Governor. ‘Threa meals, with wine or beer, sent from a neighboring hotel, Smoking is lowed, and for six hours each day the pris- oners may associnte for conversation and exercise, ‘Iwo larga common roams comfortably furnished aro devoted to tho drisoners’ use for meeting thelr friends and {ransacting business, Messrs, Dillon and Brennan enlted to-day and saw Messrs, Boy- fonand Walsh, Mor. Boyton said that M18 QUARTERS Teminded him of a state-room on board a Meamer, and added thatas he had lett bis sling behind fim in Kerry, he was not ue are happy in prigon.g But ho still de ferlbed his arrest «ons a viola- ‘On of his rights as an American chtizen, Mr, Hoyton has had his bookgeand thglneering maps taken to Kitmanham and peed tn his coll, Mr, Mally reached Dublin fF Ose 10 o'etock train from tho west, Tho Vatform was crowded, When he was being but inte the cab he shouted: “For every an arrested let one be latd prostrate.” At k ‘manham Jul! he erfed out, AN EYE vor AN EYE, A TOOTL FoR A Both TooTH.” exelamations were loudly cheored. , he latest arrests reported are threo at Stemorris, namely, J. P. Quinn, J. Gordon, d, Ahern, mombors of the local League Dubge There fs considerable excitement ut its nto-night, but the whole proceedings non ly viewed ns a good subject for Alargo ‘umber of persons will arrive by Tall train at 4 a.in. from the south. A lh batch of Warrants wore Issued to night. ite setion of the Land League to-day rela- yn St. Patrick's Day is highly approved, trier Ismere pootry than truth tn that at the resulution which speaks of tho ad Cat union between Ulster Protestants ‘atholicg In the League cause, ‘The fact he Orangemen of the North are STENSELY HOSTILE TO 311, PAINELLe wie? ho prominent leader now, Mr. “ a Johnston, of Bally Kilbeg, having me era with a fishery {nspectorship "Dhstes ee ago, while the death of Py re Scot,” who fulminated in honor weigge Plows, glorious and immortal deprtveg through the News Letter, has fer fy them of the only able writer they lage Tho Grand Orange Lodge of nd, however, has tnstrueted the local fo fight ~ Purnullism to — the ts bee end, and =a special = fund Cotting ys “Stublished to break down Boy.’ send The Canadian Orangemen are also ; eeutine Woney for this purpose, and the Ex- . Council of the Soyerelgn Lodge of Orld; whieh wit hold. a8; pecial canfer~ Wye l2hdondorry early jr the summer, bjost 08 Vigorous pronustlamente on the 1 SALLY 1g duet * UALY-WITTED FELLOW wea In the wildest drivel on the und} platform. ‘Two of his cousins are now tn eustody for shooting Ifearne, the agent of the Rutledge properly at Mollymount, near Balllurebe, Aton meeting held at Balla the other day = Nally urged the people tu pay no rent exeept from behind the hedges, and In aspeech at Clar- endon he denounced Lord Oraumore as one of the worst of landlords, and insinuated that it woult be a righteons act to shoot Win amt Mr, Immbert, whose ese tate adjoins that .of, Lord Oranmore, ‘The Land Lenguers in Mayo say Nally is ernzy, that he does not belong to Ulieir organization, and that they should not be held responsible for his utterances, It was thought that < VAT GORDON, THE CLAREMORIIS SHORMAKER, who was also among the trayersers, would have been arrested to-day, but as ye the ware raut has been Issued against him. ‘The eltement in Mayo 1s inereasing, ‘This was omarketalay at Claremorris, and. an enormous number of small ten: ants and peasant-farmers hail coma in trom the adjoining Raronles, expecting tu see Gordon and others sent to Kibuaniam. Speeches were made by two or three local Nationalists, and the mob groaned tho land- lords stopping at Martin's Ansbras Hotel, but thera was no conilict with the polict. O'Halloran, arrested yesterday; wos from Loughrea. THIRTY-FOUR PERSONS ESTED ESTE inthe County Cork up to 1tp.m. No ar- rests had been made in the elty up to that hour, but warrants aro said to’ be in the jiands of the police. ‘The charges are Inciting to murder, to acts of vlolence, and to intinidation, None are hetd for treasonable practices, It was rumored this afterncun that the prisoners. wero being taken to Queenstown for shipment to Pentonville Prison, London, and crowds went down to the Cove by train and by the lea bonts, but It was a canard, and they wero forwarded to Kilmauiam. Etght members of the Carrick-on-Shiannon branch of the League were arrested at noon. ,Four arrests haye been inuce in West Meath, five in the County Clare, and threo our four in Galway. NO INTERVIEWS WITIE THE PRISONERS ATH ALLOWED, but Walsh's solleltor says he is treated well. ‘The exeltement in Dublin has subsided. ‘The London Tonescorrespondentsays: “'Lhe re- eeption necorded to the prisoners ig by no menus insplriting.” Tho feeling here 1s that the Government should have swept down upon the Jenters instead of throwing the rank and file into prisun, Thatat least would have shown courage. PLAYFAMt AND O'DONNELL. To the Western Astociated Press, Lospon, March 9—O'’Dounell, who was “named” by tho Chairman ot the House of Commons last night for persisting in speak- ing ana point of order after belug warned by the Chalrman, writes to the Lunes re- garding his suspension, saying the Speaker has informed him that the conduct of Chair- man Playfair could be impugned. by a mos tion of the Honse, and that he will make a motion without delay, and the House will bo Invited to decide whether {t ts INegal for a member to speak on a point of order which he fs forbidden to explain, and whether It was legal for the Chair to forbld the mem- ber to explain tho point of order sought to bo ralsed, © ‘The Jlome-Rulers intend-to ralse a ques- tlon of privilege on Playfair’s ruling. FORTY-THREE ARRESTS. Lonnox, March 9.—Fully forty-three ar- rests have been made in Ireland. * The ftiends of Boyton are taking steps to bring hls case to Minister Lowell’s notice, with a view to his roleasy on a promise to quit tho country, orto his trial before an ordinary tribunal, WAD DEEN Alte THE DISAUMING BILD, “Lonvox, March 0.In the House of Com- mong, the Disarming bill passed through the Committee, THN BT. PATRICK’S-DAY PROCESSIONS, Dunuiry, March 9—At ameethug yesterday of the Land League, the following preamble and resolution were adopted: Wirrreas, A goneral unton fs taking place be- tween tho Protestants and Catholics in Ulster in tho cause ot tho Land Lengue; therefore, Resolved, That we earnestly appeal te tho Catholics in Ulster to hold no demonatrations on St, Patriok’s-Day, in order to prevent re- Uglous discord. A Dillon said the meh of the County Derry had already consented to abandon their pro- cession. : TUE ARRESTED ACITATORS, ‘Fhe Land League Intends to Investigate every arrest carefully aud pince the particu- Jars before the British public. Boyton, one of the men arrested yesterday, 1g 1n Amer> fean citizen‘of Irish descent. Walsh, of Cas- Uebar, Is a cousin of John W. Walsh, one of the traversers now on his way to New Zentand, MANY ARRESTS ave reported here and ut Cork to-day, IN THE COMMONS THIS AFTEMNOON several Irish amendfhents to the Disarming Dill were rejected. The Home Secretary op- posed one giving persons arrested under the act the right to Jury trial, Mo said that, In the present state of Ireland, there was no reasonable prospect of obtaining elther.wit- nesses or Jury In agrarinn cases, ‘The pres- entagitation is undoubtedly s Fenian consplr- ney under another name. Various Irish members prétested against tho assertion. Maj. Nolan, as an argument against sum- mary proceedings, pointed out that he had that very day recclyed a telegram from Gal- way announcing that two persons had been arrested who ha believed to be totally ineapa- bie of the suspected crimes, Ati PANNELL WAS SPEAKING agalnst the Government endeavoring, In snb> servienes to the landiords, to abolish jury trial for pojitical offenses, when the Clatr- man put an amendment to the voto, ‘Tho amendment was rejected,—27) to 65, Other amendments were rejected by similarly over- whelming maforitics, and the DIM passed ‘through tho Committee. On o question to report the Disarming bill to tho Mouse, Mt Parnell claimed the right to speak, alleghyy that the dceiston Wiat the vote be taken forth- with only referred fo the clauges and amend ments. Mr, Playfdir ruled chat he could not be heard, aud the Speaker uphold the rullug. Mt, GLADSTONE gave notice that, upon consideration to-mor row of the billas amonded, he should move that, after 10 o'clock, any amendment be put forthwith. : MICHAEL WOYION'A DENIAL, Nvectal Cable, Loxnox, March 8—Mr. Michael Boyton, telegraphs to the Standard from Tralee that he is making League speeches every day, and ho trusts that Its Dublip correspondent whe asserted that ho loft Ireland will not disap- pear until an opportunity Is afforded him of making his acquaintance, ———_ . BRITISHCNEWS, ENGAGEMENT 1X HIGHT LIFE, : Npeclat Cuble, Lonpox, March 0.—Tho World speaks of an engagement between Myr. Horbert Glad- stone and Miss ‘lollomache, GARFIELD'S RCONOMIO VIEWS. Lonpon, March 0.—The Dally Telegraph says: “Wo understand Presldont Garfield has recently written a letter to the Secretary of the Cobden Club, In which, while express- ing Is inability, for various patriotle ren- sons, to carry out all the principles of the Club, he approves all possible yentllation of tho subject of free trade In America,” Wasiunotoy, D, C.. March &—The only letter written by President ‘Gartield to any member of th@ Cobden Club was one ad- dressed to tho Secretary in August last in sreply to a letter from him, In this letter President Garileld said: 1 do not belleve in the priflciples,of the Cobden Free ‘Trade Club, but would be pleasad to see a full dls- .cusslon of the question of the tarlif,’"« President Gartield states that tho langyage ’ AMEMICAN PORK, Lonxvos, March ¥%—A deputation repre- senting the Liverpool provision trade, which Was present in the Commons when the forged telegrams designed to eause the Board of ‘Trade to take netlon against Amerlean pork were re 1» Consist of Hargreaves, wer, and Sinclair. ‘The reeent aetion of Franee, and the pending question by Mart- land to Mundell, Connell, which was atswered tn the Com- mons an tho tst fast, Induced the Liverpaol provision trade to sem a deputation te pro- test ngalust linstile netion, gram to Tartland urged him to press hls auestlon, asserting that the hog disease was agsiuning warming proportions, gnd that more deaths were reported. A inessage sent to Mundella told him not to be misled by the deputation, every member of which was heavily Interested, and ‘asserted that the dis- ense tectives are endeavoring to discover the send- er of the forged telugrams, but thelr success is doubtful. Vice-President of the One forged tele- vas assiuning alarming proportions, De- Ut. CARVER, Drawing for tles for the first round in the plgeon-shooting mateh resulted in Dr. Carver, and Ira Paine being opposed, Loxpas, March 9—The rifle mateh be- tween Carver and Scott for £600 has begun. ‘The conditions are 2,000 shots nightly for ten nights, nt 2,000 glass balls propelled from traps, ‘I'ho first night's scora: Carver, 910; Scott, 035, AIR WENRY JACKSON, lnst week appointed Judge of the High Court of Justice, Is dead. woul, To-day 8,200 bales wool sold, elilefly Port Philp and Suuth Australia, There was a fair attendance, and steady competition, Prices firm, HADLY DAMAGED, Loxpon, Maren ®—Thesteamer Lampert, Capt. Cunningham, from West Hartlepool for New York, put Into thy Tyne, She had her decks swept, lost her cattle-deeks and long bonts, has a dangerous Ist to port, her cargo havingshifted, and sustained other,damuges. ‘The Captain was Injury). 5 GARFIELD, ‘The London World's “ Celebrity at tome” article deseribes President Gurtield, and makes some very compllnentary remarks, coneluding: ‘The universal prediction Is .that Garfield will be on tinmensely popular Chief Magistrate, Four years will not see the end of his stay In the White House,” EMrs, Gartield is described as the quiet, gen- ile Jady dear to the English heart; soft and retirlug, yet full of tender thoughtfulness. » GERMANY. WHOLESALE EMIGHATION TO AMERICA. Byecuul Cable, Loxpox, March %—The Times’ Bertin correspondent deseribes German emigration as very netive, Whol villages are inigrating from Posen, Prussia proper, aud Schleswig. Ulinots and Nebraska are thelr favorit destlnations. Mr. Wrande, the American citizen who two years ugo was forbidden to lecture on enmlgration in Berlin, has just been completely successful in carrylng out his program. EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES, fo the Western Anoctated Press, Lonpox, Mareh 9.—A correspondent of the Times at Berlin gomments on the great increase of emigration to the United States, and says whole villages nre described by the local papers as cnilgrating from Posen, Prus- sia proper, and Sebleswig. ‘The American entgration agents, however, hardly set forth the advantages of the varlous States they represent, as they are warned by the Amerl- can Legation that it would be unable to help them if they should get into trouble with the authorities, Mr Wran- del, an aAmerlean citizen of Tun garinn oxtraction, who, two years ago, was forbidden to lecture In Berlin on “ Emigra- tion,” has just been equally unsuccessful on nsecond visit, designed to persuade the au- thorities of the folly of Impeding emigration. It appears, however, that the precaution against the exodus of young men has some, what abated in South Germany. Tho Ger man Government parelenlarly aims to divert einigration from the United States, THE MONETARY CONFERENCE, Bensin, March %&—Germany and Austria are deliberating with a view to establishing joint action at the monetary conference, THE CROWN PRINCE OF GERMANY lias purehased Rubens’ “Neptune and Amphitrite.” from Count Sehoenbon, of Vienna, for 200,000 marks. FRANCE, A GREAT FIRE, Special Cable; Panis, March 9—“Le Printemps,” the store destroyed, wasa plaea much resorted to by Americans, It was In the heart of the Amerlean Colony, and few Indies from Auerica vislied Paris without cally there. It was an imposing structure, finely situates about threo tlmes the extent of Field & Leiter's In Chicago, and was a place where any article of female apparel might bo ot- tained. It also made n specialty of ehil- dlren’s clothing, : FIRE. or To the Western Associated Press, Pants, March 0—The great drapery es- tablislunent called “Le Printemps,” on the Boulevard Maussinan,- has, been burned. Soveral lives wero lust. THE Lass by tho burning of “Le Printemps” was almost entirely covered by Insurance, They ure distributed amoung ¢lahteen Paris com- pantes, tho heaviest loss being La Fonclere, Baron Soudenyron’s company, which 1s Mable for nenrly two million francs, ‘Tlie total losses of the insurance companies are 7,000,000 francs, TWENTY-SIX PENSONS were Injured during tho fire at "Lo Prin- temps.” THE INTERNATIONAL EXUIDITION OF HUNTS INQ AND SPORTING APPARATUS at Cleves, Rhenigh Prussin, from June to October, under the auspices of Prince [o- henlohe Langeburg, is attracting niuch at- tention, The Committees on Patronage, Course, Formation, uid Classification will in- clude anclont aud modern weapons, nccoutre- monts for hunters, anglers, hunting carriages, stabliug, horses, anid hides and akins, ‘There will also be hunting expeditions and me- dloval character costumes, AFRICA, TIE KING OF ASHANTER DESINES PEACE, “Care Coast Castit:, Mareh %—Al op prehensions of an Ashiuitee war have ceased, ‘The King has sent a reply, saylng ho desires peace. Hoansks the dellvers of the fugitives, but asserts that he never Intended to make war, PRESIDENT BRAND TELEGRAPHS that Donald Currie, member of the British Parliament, who has before rendered asslst- ance to the Government In tho settlement of South African dlsputes, expects to reach the frontier on: the 18th fust, He has written Joubert ascertain where Joubert and Kruger cofM meet him, Hoe hopes a short extension of the arimisti¢e will be made, if necessary, to effect u settlement, A DISPATCH FROM PROSPECT ILL. states that Joubert has sont 300 men to Utrecht, who have completely cleared the town and district of inhubltants loyal to the Lritish, It is reported that Joubert ordered all the homestends of loyal Boers In the Utrecht district to be burned. ‘This has ex- elted tho deepest Jndignation at Prospect Hil, being considered a breach of the spirit of the armistice, The Elghty-thitd Foot, a detachmout of dragoons, mounted infAutr: and 2 battery of artillery have reached New- castle, THE ORANGE PRESIDENT. Loxnox. Marek %.—President Brand bas 6. and sentisnents attributed to his letter by the | started for Marrlamith to negotlate with the London Dally Telegraph are entirely Incor- i rect. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, Boers, as! ITALY. SOUTH AMERICAS Ross, Marek .—Preniter Calroll, replying to an interpellation, stated that the Peruvian representatives ut London and Parls had asked England ond Franee to mediate be tween Pern and Chit, Franca ind fnvited Italy ane anany to take part. Gerniany had declined, and Atay necepted the invita tion, Negotiations had already begun, EXPRESS STATEMENT, Romney Mare Representativesof France and the United States have delivered to Premier Calroll an invitation to the Interna- tlonal Monetury Conference. ‘Che invitution uxpressty states that blinetailism will form the basis of dellberntiona. PORTUGAT. TREATY ADOPTED. . Lasnox, Mareh ¥.—The Chamber of Depu- ties, nfter seven days’ debate with closed doors, adopted the Lorenzo Marquez treaty with Enyland, ‘The treaty makes no ecesston of territory to. England, but gives her tie right of way for commerelal and military purpose Englanl thus gains neeess by Delagon Buy to hur South Afrleun colonies, which isan Smportant strategie and com- merelul advantage, THE BARTHUQUAKE, FURTHER Honions, Rose, March 9.--Three hundred detached limbs and fraginents of bodles weredug from the ruins, A sndly-Interesting ineldent was a kerehief fluttering from the top of u totter- tng xable. Col. Parodie mounted a ladder, and, entering the window, reappeared with aw woman unhurt,’but Insane. RELIEF, + Rome, Marel 0. 1g Chamber of Deputies voted 100,000 lirv for the relief of the destitute by the euthquake at Cnsn Macciula, DENMARK. QUEEN CAROLINE. Covpennacen, March 9§.—Queen Caroline, widow of King Christian VILL. Is dead. A NEGRO INCENDIARY. Caught In the Act Through of a Skillful Detectlye, an ‘Altempting to Excapes Digateh te Chietanatt Enquirer, CAMPRELLSBURG, Ky., March 8.—For several months this (enry) county has been infested with a professional Incendiary so persistent in his work that Insuranee companies had denied a stngle polley to any of the property-uwners in the vicinity. Ko that property In some instances, had depreciuted 60 and even 70 per cent. During he Worls Killed in tho last twelve months: not Jess thunten fires, have occurred fa the Immediate nelyhvorkood of Campbellsburg, and not one by accident, About tive weeks azo a nian named Garby, 0 respectuble eltizen, esteemed by nll bis neigh Lora, was the owner of Ifty acres of tine tobacco Janda mile and # half-south of this place. 1/3 ‘urn contained 12,000 pounds of the {inost quality of tobucuo, and his tiew house was at that ume rapidly approvebing completion. Within two weeks both bulldiugs were set on fire aud en- tlrely consumed. When tho uvwelling burned sunjo of Garby's nelghbors" visiting the ruins discovered the cnormous tracks uf a negro Hving in the vieln- Ity, named Wesley [furelson Smith. aman atx feet three inebes th hight, and as ily in countes hanes as the imuginuttve portraits of Simeon Girty, | ‘Thesy tracks were Jollowed to witiln a short dlatance only of Sinith's home, when the mnateur detectives dropped tlie trait, belty afrald of Smith's vengeance should thoy be covered and recognized by bist as his pursuers. Smith .bud Jony been suspeoted of belny tho burn-burner, and these tracks wore regarded ts good olrenmstantial oy idence against him, At Ing on it. some of the enterpriaing businessmen of the vicluity summoned a professional de- teotive from Cinelunutl to caine “own und work up the cise. Accordingly about n week nyo Sr, "Hutch, of the Ohlu & Missleaippi Express pany, arrived here and begun eyotiating for the purchase of tho fifty aeres of ahe Gurby: lund, wien hud been vuedted, Mr. Gurby. fear- dng to erect any more buildings oo the furm, but establishing binsell on unother fara abatt two: tnlles aistunt, | Binith’s place was bard by Garby's, and to the tormer Hatch wen the excuse that he wanted to learn detinit about the boundaries, fed to another. The Jl-matched pair by quite inuthuate and contidentlal, h tuling in with tho conceited darky's political views until the binek rugeal penshad the whole Luainess; told how Garby had tojured hint an sundry ocenslons, did how be was now * et~ ting oven.” He suid be had q way of gotting even which noboily had ever beon ably to dis cover, and Le bud “wet even.” Lou, with more enemies than one, Hatch told-hin be nad beard inuch about the burnings iu the nelghbornucd, ang did not want to buy the Gabby farm if there any dangerof his being burned out. The negro asstired the deteetive that there would be no danger for him, and then becom more con- fidontiut, aud believing his new nequulntance to be ageand raseul ko himself, proposed that they go last night and burn tho’ barnon the place whiel Gurby bid Just purchused, Hnten fell in with the plin aud all the preliminaries wero ar. ringed, ho to mect tho erie in a graveyurd not far from Gurby's last ululit, and thence to proceed to the burn, On Monday Gurby and some of the lending eltizens were seoretly note fed, and Hatch arranged to have two of them, together with wu officer, In tho. barn to. witness tay aaah work and to assiat In his capt- ure. At the hour appointed, the detective and Sinlth inct in the grave-yard, and from that ghostly spot proceeded to the burn which tho latter had Uoomed. Smith was provided with coal off aud paper, Under the'darn ho Jntd rome. corn-stilks with the paper, saturated “them alt with coal oll, und then iwnited thom, and Just ag the tame Hghted up his wely visaze, “Hateh pulled hls cocked revolver, You're iy pris- aner.” ‘ \ Instantly mith was on the rium, and the de- tevtive, to frighten lim ton halt, fred In the air, but without eifect. Thon a bead was drawn, and Hateh’s weapon sent 1 bullet into the negro's ahoulder, Tho fugitive only, ducked a Nttle at this, and kept on. As the first shat was Nred, frown the burn poured ont a dozen masked men, who, unknown to Huatel, had gathered with tho avowed pee 80 Boon us Hutch caught tho darky of taking him to tho first tree and hanging him, They wero ail armed, and whilu threo or four retained to extinguish tho flamos the rest Joloed in the pursuit of Ue fees lng Sinith, all takmg 0 hand in tho shooting. In desa than thirty seconds alter the frst shot wis fred the wourded fugitive attempted to climt over a fence, when a londot buckshot from one of the pursuers dropped him. Ile was pleked Up, hauled jn wagon tite this place, and given aeot ina blicksinith-shop, Where, ut 5 o'eluck, heexplred, A fow minutes before bia death he aroused suftleiently to tell some of the hatene erg that ho “ bad been n coon-hunting.” 4 Coronor's juquest wus begun to-day, and ft belny heard by a jury, some of whoni, Dhave evidence, were nicmbers of tnst nizht’s Vige Mauce Conunittes, tis more than likely that no Vory severe puntsiment will bo meted out to those ‘through whore instrumentaiity one of Kentucky's worst ruilianstius gone “to de buppy 1 of Cannan.” “ Killed by unknown bands" 1s the predicted verdict for to-morraw, — PROHIBITION. Spectal Disvatch to The Chteugo Tribune, BioouiNaton, IIL, Maret 0.—About 100 proint- Tent advocates of Hrobibition ary in the city attending tho District Lodxe of Independent Order of Goo Teniplars, which met to-night, ond wag addressed by George PF, Finch, Worthy Chief Lomplur of Nebruska. Tho Methodist milutstors of Metcgn County, in meeting, have pnased a very outspoken series of resolutions, asking for sumptuary dawa, and that our Logiae ature enforce yroh{bltion; also declaring that the purty which will not adopt a Prohibition: plank aball go to tho wall. Bpectul Dapateh to ‘The Obteass Tribune, DAnLINGT Mareht.—The city election roaulted ina completo victory far tho Citizens* or Liconsy ticket, headed by tho Hon. G. 8. Anthony. for Stuyor, Tho Probibition people made a strong Nght, but wero hirgoly outnume bered. Tho successful candidates aro all first- class men, Special Dispateh to The Chicaon Tribune. Cepan ttarins, la, March ¥.—Tho third ans ital session of tho Grand Lodge of Knigita of Honor vf lowa closed today, Tho Order te shown to be fn a prosperous condition, ‘Tho fol- lowing Grand ollicera, were electod; Dictator, J. BL. Utlobriat, Marshalltown; Vice-Dictator, aA, Bishop, Lapor sidtunt Dictator Leckie, Dubuque; Chaplain, Benjainin Bowden, Keokuk; Meporter, 1b. E. Bean, yoy Ares: iW. Bu pat Hook; Guido, W. lain, Chitrlos Schuta, j Sontinol, James dawee, Clinton; ‘rus J. Haniin, Hldura; A.D. 'Phomos, Waters a0; LN. Adame, Lyons; lepresontutive to tha Supreme Lodge, HH. 8. Nolvert, Marshalttown. Tov next seston witl convene at Dubuque tho firat Tuvaduy in October, 182, om Girt Brown's Broneblal Troches will ston a cough by direetly relloving (ho irritation of the throat, and will not Gigorder the stomuch ike cough syrups; 25 conta u box, ; Caturrh polgons tho mucous membrany, poisons tho blood und vital fluids, polsous tho lat llver, and kidaeys, aed te external and ternal treatipent for §1. Ask for Bunfurd’s Radieat Cure, the most economical and effective remedy knows ih . RAILROAD POOLING. tmportant Document Just Brought to Light, An Which Had Beep Pigeon-Holed by the Railroad ‘Commissioners, What the Tato Attorney-General of Hit. nofs Says on the Subject. To the Editor of Tae Catcago Tribune. Sprisorie.y, WL, March §—With this Pf hand you copy of att opinion from Attorney-General Husall, given te tho Rallrond pnd Warchouse Cominiasioners {0 1838 on the subject of * Rutle way Pooling," in which you will observe be euta tho teal ground clean away froin the companics making stich pools. This opinion has been * plige, | eon-holed In tho Comtiasioners' offiee, and has been only discovered by tho present Investixas tion, Why have the Commisaloners never taken ay notion under it to protect the pubtic ngainst the pooling operations af the great corporations over which they are supposed to be pinced ay Kuardians of tho penpio’s rights? Poollnge is Just as unrestrained to-day us it wis before tho Tegal opinion af Attorney-General Edsall wae had, and, eo faras the Comuilastoners’ intlucnee or actions ure concerned, we in{ght In this, og i many other respecte, Just aswell tinve had ne Commissioners at all since 1876, a8 tho Hoard has dong little but draw Ita salury and neglect its duties, AstS-PooL, State oF IbLixois, ATrouNEY-GENSENAL's Ore FICE, SPUNOPIELD, Jan, 26, 8s8.—To the Hon, Wiliam M. Smith, George M. Bogue, and J. I, Oberly, Raliroad and Warehouse Commisstoners— GeNtLestex: [have the honor ta acknowledge the recelpt of the communication of thy 22d inst., transmitted to me by your Secretary, questing my opinlon upon the following gues jons: 1, Aro the ratlrond companies forming tho present combination populirly known us the “ Railroad Pool” guilty of 2 violation of Sec. 11, Art. H, of tho Constitution, which provides that “no ralirotd corporation shall consolidate its stock, property, or Tranchises with «ny other nifirond corporation running a parallel and com- peting In tet a Are thi elie, of a vlotution of Sec. 80 uf Chnp, 114, entitled ™ Extortion"? + 3. Does nota congalidation of raitrond corpora- tions for the purpose of destroying competition, establishlag unitorin rates, and div idtug equally all profits derived from the carnluys of tha cone solidated business constitute n partnership? 4, Can corporations legally beeome partners? &. If any legal restriction placed upon rillroad corporutions has been vivlated In the catublieh- ment of this pool, should not the guilty partica be dealt with ag preseribed by the law In such enses inude and provided? irst—Precisely whut 13 mount by tho term “Hallrpad Poot’ ig not explataed in yeur com- munleftion, or in the questions above recited, but it {3 underatood to mmply same arrangement between tho corporations or persons operating competing ines of raud tu refrain fiom compe: tition with each uthor, but to garry whutsuever tremens, juny Ue offered upon either rond, and to divide the proceeds ot tho companies tho business among forming the pool upon sume busis’ agreed upow between them, without —o reganl -to tha amount of freight netually carricd or business done by eliher company, thus destroying all Incentives toconpetition beureen Buch comnit cure puainess, While combinations of this cha acter are Undoubtedly oppused to pubic policy and repugnant te the prinelpics upon Which the provisians of ce, 1, Art. lof the Constitution 48 bused, | cannot say tho suing mre iu fact pro- iibited by tho eladse of the sectlon quoted uboye. In other words, the general principle upon which thut provision 13) based Is broader than tho provision itself. ‘The terms * consolida- don of the stock, property; or franchises’ of care poradions have acquired uw detinit signification tu attr Law, and linply the formation of a singlecor- poration by the merging of the constituent cle- inente composing WwWo ar inere corparutions. A comblantion of the churacter mentioned In your questions has never been considered 48 acon- sulidadion of a corporntion within the meaniag of those tering us used in the Constitution, Secoud—The second question Is answered in the ulirmative in case it appeurs that the rates charged by the companies entering the pool are i fact enormously bigh, but not echerwiso, Tiird—As to tho third question, Lean only easy: that, if rallrogd corporations were vested with power to make the comblnution2 and pool thelr curnings in tho manner specitied above, sous to establish a cammunity oF interest tn the Gual+ ness and proits at the combined rouds, thelr relations would probably constitute a part ship, But such power doca not exist as to any raliway ecorporttions organized under the geu- eral liws of tho State; nor is" it probable th t such power {a contuinad. in the special charter - of any ruitroud corporation. 1 a charter exists contuining such a power it has escaped my ou- servation. Corporations only posses3 suen pow: eraax are expressly conferied by thelr apectal charters or tho Inws ynder which they ure or- ganized, and such os tire” reneon- ably implied frow those kpeciMently conferred. While it nay be reasonnbly and fairly implied, from the powers usually couferred upon ratl- roud corporationa that they muy enter inte cou- tracts with compunics operating connecting Uines Jn respect to continuous or though Builp- ment of goods and divide tho receipts for suct (runssctions among tke companica performing thoservice upon such basiens they may area hetween thorselves, the right to form a com- binuuen between companies operating compet- nw Hines of the character commonty called a pool, which, If valid, would constitute the cor- pees entering into it partners, cannot be 6o mpiied, Acombination uf this churneter on- fered Into by citizens or natural persons would be beld inrestralnt of trade, aud void on the ‘aund of public policy. Crafty. MeConoughy, 31. Such a power will not therefore be implied from the ordinary powers conferred op rund corporations, aud in my Judgment docs not exist 1g ta uny such corporation existing in thig Stute, Fourth—To tho fourth question my answer f9, eurporttions cannot legibly becoine partners un- feds go authorized by their charters or the laws wuiler which thoy were organized, Fifth—Tho obvious answer to tho fifth ques- tlon ty Yes"; but eo brief n reply probably would not serve yaur purpose. If the combina. ton or pool referred te ls not only unauthorized by law, but of such character ne to be in {uct hostile to the public interests to such extont 1g to render the vontructs botween the corporis ons entering Into it yold as against public pali- ey, then Lum of the optolon that uhe persons or managers of the roads onzaging thorein may be proseeuted under Seg, 46, Div. 1, of the Criminal Codo for a soobnpiraey to do un seal aot ingirt ous to the public trade, (Rev. Stat., p, ibd, Seo, 40) Whether the fucts are such ns te make a cage under this statute, or such as would probably insure or Justify wu conviction, I have not sulll+ vlent fnformution and can therefore expresa no opinion. Tam, very respeot full JAM Atty.-Gen, es K, Lvs a CHARGED WITH RAPE. James O'Brien, alias Flanigan, 19 years of age, and a teamster by occupation, and Henry Loer- bart, 20 years old, anda laborer, ure booked at tho Wost ‘I'welfth Streot Station toappear to-day boforeJustico Ingervotl,churged with the hetnous offonses of rape and burglary with intent to couunit rupe, ‘The complainunt {4 a Mrs, Kata- rinu Belsky, ua Bobemian widow of respectable appearance living in tho upper story of 1 twos story frame house in the rear of No, 161 West Sixteenth street, and sumetines known N 1 Rubel street. | She called yeaters afternoon oat = West = Twolfth Btrect Station, and tearfully cntreated Capt, O'Donnell to advise aud ugslst her. The story wbick sha.told Waatothe effect thut be- twoon the hours Of 1 and 12 o'clock Tucsduy night a couple of young inva whom she knows yery well by sight, but not by name, knocked at her door, and when she refused to open it, thoy burst ttin, ‘They remained tn the houso'untit ho'eluck, and repeated|y’ subjected ber to their brutat lust. She rvalsted slightly, but was so thoroughiy frixhtencd that abe wos unabls to raigo any alarm sulliviont to arouse tho netghe bors... Ollicers Kelley and Hanley were do- talled to arrest the young won, whom sho pointed out, and who ure naw locked up. Flanigan, who was the first cupt- ured, denied ntl knowlegu of | tho affalr, In thy course of an hour or two Eber hart wis run in, and upon being ulven to une derstand that Finnigan had alrendy squoaled, ho broke down and dechtred that Fhindgan bad as much to do with {tas himself and vretended to toll nv stralwht story of the ovcurronve, Mra, Belsky, be clalme, doos not bear a very ool” reputation, — and bitusclf and Manigan made thelr way to tho house under the {niluence of liquor,and patd for tholr nluht's lodging. This story’ {a hardly’ credited by tho police, and yot thore aro sony points tn connec. tion with dirt, Nelsky's story which are equally fJacradible. Sha ways sho did not call tho neopla living on the lower oor of tho howd to her wasistance, beewuse sho is not on wood terms with them and did not think they would help hor, Though wellon tn yours, sho faa very stout, strony woman, and it 1nd Ut roeasouabia that she could not, if she bud tried; havo forced tho prisoucrs, who ure young and by no meaus strongly built, to quit the house. Sra, Boluky denice in- dignantly, of course the fnalnuutions which tho prisoners throw out concerning ‘her char- neter, and, with tho ald und assivtunco fre nished her by ber married daughter, announves hor tintention of prosccutipg ber assuiluuta to the bitter end. = AUTHONITATIVELY SETTLED, Spectal Dupatch ta The Chicugo “ribune, Koston, Murch U.—The controvoray av to which js tho Icgally-constituted head of tho Land Leaguo In this country, which bas occa- slonad some disputo between Hostou and New York, was settled by Gon. Collins, tho President chosun ut the Buttalo Convention, receiving a euble dispateh from Putrick Egan, General Treasurer of the [rish fuud, now Iu Parle. Mr, Exuu acknowledges tho elpt of ducu- ucuts from bim ad Nutonal President, gnu wlio tho remittances sent by Fathor Walsh as Trena- urerof tho Land Lengua inthis country. Tho headquarters in this pity. Ja recognized as having tho auporior authority in all matters pertainin: tothe Land Leaguc of the United states ane the Cannidag. Mr. Egan closes his message by sayin “Tho organization In Iretand ia splen- did, CRANDALL. An Autopsy on the Body of Mts Uufort- nate Wife-fudications of Fowl Play Hovenled—A Lyuching Party Vall to Vind 'Thelr Man—Gencral Bebiof that Hin Caused the Death of His Wife and Babe. Speclat Dupatgh to The Chteago Tribune, St. Paun, Mind. March ®.—A special to the Pioneer-Prese trom Morris, Minn, saya the ree mains of Mra, W. 0. Crandall, whose body, with that of ber infant child, wus found frozen auine weeks sinco near Millbank June don, Duk. were brought to Morris Inst “‘Thuratay for interment by her fathor, AJP. Schotletd, of this place, Tnat evening one of the resident physicians made a post-tnortem examination with o viow tofascer- tain If thore were any marks of violence that would indicate foul pluy. An autopsy of the body revenicd what at first sight appeared asa deep incision in the abdomen, cauaca by some sharp instrumont, and In an incredibly short space of thne it becunic pulsed bout ‘the village that there wos n murderous gash jn tho body, show fog that the woinan had beet foully dent with. Large and indignant crowds began tocongregate along tho main streets, and the impression being Informed that Crandall was in town. & crowd of about Qfty. with the vague muttorings that usually precedy a lynching, went to the house of the mother of the supposed murderer with thu evident {intention of handing him roughly tf he showid be found. After a futile “search, however, of the promises, the exelted crowd disbanded and ree ured to thelr homes, The feeling here, though somewhat subdued, ig Intense, and it {9 thoushe thut he will be notified to leave the town, the yoneral opinion among tho people here belug that tho deuth of the wornan and ehild was tho result of of their forcible ex- puleion from the house or of such treatment as Wirenier, her temporarily irresponsible for her hetions. A Millbank special says: “The community here ftemly beileve Cranduli guilty, and ure tne dignnnt ut the fxnorance of the Justice who waa bulldozed into relensing the defendant. Cranazl) Jett here Murch f,saying bo was golng to Storris, hut tisthought this was a bitnd, und that be does not dare to show hlinself there in view of tho fuct that there fs reuson for bellof that he may yet be upprehended,” = Thave long prescribed the Shakers’ Sarsapa- rillas, und T think it a most valuntie medicine Jeremiah Bake, M. D., Gilmanton, N. H. BUSINESS NOTICES. 26 cent, Buck & Rayners “Mars? Face Powder ly « charming Invention for the complexion. | White, Roseute, and Brunette. Harmices and natural, A fitting companion- piece tu the famous * Mars” cologne, os A homeopathic travoling case should wecompnny every one Jeaving tho city. A large usgortinent of comnpact cases filled with rellable en ia found at Boericke & Tafel’a Phur- Clurk street MEDICAL, Astonishing Cures of Itching, Scaly and Scrofulous Humors of the Skin, Scalp, and Blood of Chil- dren and Infants. 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Weak Courts and LON, 8 VEDFALERS, ré A PRA LEKS, Fou BALE ha BURALERS. FOIRLSALE BY ALL i 3 Tue NeW Yous FIMESNE COMPANION ts fur alo byall uewsdeulors, “Tha subscription price is §5 pur car, Addroxs GEORGE MUNU, Publisher, IT tad andowatereat, New York, _ STOCKHOLDER: Ro Olice of the Chicago, Hustington & Quincy Railroad Cu, CuICAago, Fev, 2, ltt, To TUE STOCK HOLDENS: Natice ts bureby given that, pursuant to tho by-laws of thy Company, de sunoal iovuny of thestockhulds ereof thy Ubleayo, Hurlington & Quiney Kallroad Company will by huld ut the ofice of the Company in Chicayo, NL. un Wednesday, tlie kh day uf Barc, Txt, at Ut o'clock in tho fureuoun, fur thy purposs of tlng Directors tor the unsuing yeor, and thy trune- 7 oller busines imuy tecally come Budire the misslis. ay ord rt aK tars. nA WUD, bi alrmen of the Board. NOTICE, URO Persons wishing to vult Burope » in solect party or alouy, for sraral Or audy, will tind: unequaled udvantayes Oitervd ta My “TUOR PROG AM VOR Idol," sent Ol application, Mrof, DY POLTER. Yuualu Acudomy, Albany. N.Y. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. West ud Dy ond Hos Madison and | Peoria-sts. LADIES & CHILDREN'S Muslin UNDERWEAR. We are offering RAE BARGAINS In this Department, and axk our patrons to compare our prices with any in tho elty, and they will Sind that “Tt Pays to Trade on the West Side.” We quote a few Special Prices which we have in stock, and would adyise those wishing these goods to call carly, as tho supply is limited. Chemise. One row of inserting, tucked yoke, and Three rows of inserting,tucked, pointed yoke and edge... i... esses cence eres Corded band, cambric ruffle, good cot- ton... 5 Corded band, cdg oeaee. Pointed emb.yoke, back and front,cord= ed band, very best muslin..........81.2§ Drawers. Cambric tucked ruffle, rz tucks above, 50¢ Cluster tucks and emb'd edge......... 75¢ Wide.emb'd ruffle, tucks and inserting above, “extra quality’... 00.06.66 4.81025 And many other qualities In Torchon Lace and Embroidered Goods, as “ Low as the Lowest.” Night-Dresses. Seng ne ee 6a 735¢ 40c, goc 756 ‘85¢ Emb'd pointed yoke, with inserting and edge, edge on neck and sleeves, good inuslin, eee e ee eecern scene en OBC 4 insertings, pointed yoke, tucked edge.$1.25 A few robe-front Night-Dresses we will close at $2.50; former price, $3.50. A bargain. Corset Covers. ‘We have the best-fitting Corsct Covers in the city, made for us specially. A trial of these goods will prove to the ladies that in this article perfection has been attained. ‘They are in high, low, and Pompadour necks, from soc to $2, Our new atyle in Torchon Lace Covers are elegant. Ladies’ Skirts. Plain hem, 6 tucks above. teseeee 35C Ruffle, and 6 tucks above, w a5c Emb'd Ruffle, cluster tucks above, 85¢; fore mer price, 8r.a5, Ruffle, with emb'd edge, tucks above., Goc Emb'd Ruffle, tucks above, good qual- ity and BIzC. 2.6... cee eee cee cee ee BLOOD We are showing an elegant line of Torchon Lace Skirts, Princess back, with amall ruf- fic under edge; something new. See our g-tucked Flounce, 13 tucks above, for 90c; formerly $1.25. . infants’ Outfits. A camplete assortment cf Infants’ and Children’s wear, to which we invite an easly inspection, as these goods are cheap and speak for themselves. GARSON, PIRIE & 00, SPRING GOODS. Chas. Gossage § Co. Novelties. in ring Garments “All the New Styles” * Now on Exhibition! Fancy Cloth Mantles, Shirred Garments, The “Richelieu” Pelisse, Mother Hubbard Cloaks, Ulsters, Havelocks, etc., In every variety of material and style fashionable this season. Rich Paris-made Silk Mantles, Collars, and - Fichus, “Novelties” in Shape and Trim. ming! “India Wraps!” ‘Ladies’ Costumes In Materials and Combinations in- dicating the Fashions for Spring! Misses’ and Children’s Spring Wraps and Dressex;. New and Stylish, Chas. Gossage & Co. State-st. Washin8ton<st. THOS. F. MANNING SHIPPER OF {NDIANA COAL, DEALEI IN ALL KINDS OF COAL AND COKE. Tudlanu Lump, $4.0 per tony dellocred, Parke County Nu Codl, equat to Wdmington Lump, $4.00 per forte etl gered, E pac ta ty the trade. Uiice und Yards voruee Currull wad Carpenter-ots, Peaus wautod.