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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1891-3-19, Page 2The Men Who Won and the Maiotities They Got The Individual 111ajorities and the Majori- ties by Provincee-Liberal Gains and Lotions. ONTARIO. Liberals 131ected. Constituency. Lib. Maj. Addington Dawson 6 B Mille othwell 500 SoPaterson 1000 Brant, N merville Brant, 8 840 Bruce, E Truax 125 'Bruce, M., . ,.... Rowand , .. ..... Durham, W.... Beith 209 Elgin, W Casey Essex, N840 McGregor ... . Essex, 9............,.. . .. Allen.. , 61 Grey, S Lauderkin 59 Hastings, E....., ... . .. ...Burdette 54 Huron, M... ... .........Macdonald 807 Huron, 8 MeMillan Huron, W... Cerampereu300 Kent beu 487 lambtoti, W Lister 500 60 Lennox Allison Gibson . - Lincoln London - ...... . ..... Hyman Middleeme, S Armstrong BOO Planck Boyle Norfolk, N446 Charlton Norttiumberland, W-klargraft 'Ontario, S Davidson Ontario, W Edgar 30(33 Sutherland Oxford, N 1000 Oxford, S.. - Cartwright ,.. 800 Featherstone 200 75 Trow 174 Grieves Berko Prescott69 Proulx Ruesell .. , ........ .............Edwards 200 Simeoe,E Spohn 178 Victoria, N Barron 264 Waterloo, 13-,..... ......... Livingston Bowman.- .............. , 89 Waterloo, N Welland Wellington, S Wellington,0 Wellington, N Wentworth, N York, Is Mulook 500 York, E...... ........ .... ...... Mackenzie 36 — Total Liberals 45 Conservatives Elected. Brockville Wood . . ,,,,.. 173 Bruce.30 ........ ......... ...McNeill ..... 41 Cardwell .. Wnite. 200 Carleton11 Hodgins Cornwall300 Bergin Dundas Ross DurhannE Craig Elgin, E Ingram 47 Frontons.° Kirkpatrick 191 Glengarry.. McLennan 300 Grenville, S Reid Grey, E Sproule Grey, N Masson Haldimand Montague 60 Halton Henderson ........ ..... 1 Ryckman 646 655 ( McKay.. Hastings, 30 Bowell 225 Hastings, W Corby 320 Kingston ... Macdonald 481 Lambton, E Moncrieff 566 'Lanark, N Jamieson Lanark, 13 .......... ........ Haggart . . Leeds, 8 Waylor Leeds, N Ferguson 144 Ididdleses, W Boome 413 Middlesex, N Hutchins 3 Middlesex, E..... Marshall Tisdale 420 Northuniberland, E-Coebrane Ontario, N Madill 1 Mackintosh Ottawa 1 Robillard- Peterboioa W ...... ...Stevenson Prince Edward5D Miller Renfrew, N White Renfrew, 13 Ferguson... .......... ...... Simeoe, N.. McCarthy......... ........ .. Simcoe,S • Tyrwhitt ACC. Toronto, 0 Cockburn 502 Toronto, E Coateworth......... ...... 1325 Toronto, W Denison ....... ....-. ...... 1527 Victors, 9 'fairbairn... 14 York, W Wallace Peel Perth, N Perth, 5 .Peterborough, 35 Innes,.. Semple McMullen Bain 366 157 202 Hamilton Total Conservatives 44 The returns from llluekoket are not teemplete, end the election for Algoma will be held later. QUEBEC. Liberals Elected. Argenteuil Christie Beauce Godbout .... .... - Bellechasse-. Amyot Berthier ...... ... ...... --Beausoleil Bonaventure Fa,uvel Chambly Prefontaine Charlevoix Simard Chateauguay Brown.. . Chicoutimi and Sague- nay Bayard Drummond and Artha. baska Lavergne Gaspe Joncas Iberville..... Bechard Kamouraska Carroll L'Assomption ... Gauthier Levis Guay Lotbiniere Rinfret ItIontmagnay Choquette Montmorency Tarte Napierville Monet Ottawa Co Devlin Pontiac Murray Portneuf Delisle Quebec Co... Fremont Quebec C Langlier Quebec E Laurier .Quebee W Hearn Rouville Brodeur St. Hyacinthe ....... ... _Bernier Bt. Johns Bourassa - Shefford Sanborn Stanstead Rider Vandreuil Harwood Vercheres Geoffrion Yamaska Mignault 233 3(10 118 1129 Ace 600 99 274 Acc 300 112 - 11 300 192 ... 233 273 69 Accl Total Liberals Conservatives Elected. Begot Dupont Beauharnois Bergeron Brome Dyer Champlain Carignan Compton ..... . ....... _......Pope Dorchester Vaillaneourt Hochele,g aDesjardins Jacques Cartier Girouard Joliette Lippe Laprairie Pelletier Laval Ouimet 34 45 1000 Acc. Desjardins Maskinonge Coulombe illegal:18c.... .......... .......Frehotte Missisquoi Bakor Montoalm Dugas Montreal, 0 Curran Montreal, W... Smith - Montreal, E Lepine Nicolet Prince Richelieu.- ........ ........Lan goyim Richmond and Wolfe..Cleveland Bitnoueki Caron Desaulmors Ives St. Maurice Sherbrooke Soulanges Stoueseau 260 52 1149 3196 1003 5 300 271 - 30 Temiscouala Grandbois 200 Terrebonne ...... Threo Rivers Langevin . .... . . 190 Two Mountains Daoust 280 Total Conservatives 30 Election in Huntingdon yet to eorae„ PRINC.12 EDWARD ISLAND. Liberals Elected. Prince { Yeo Perry .5. Davies Queen's Welsh Liberals elected.,... Conservativee Elected. "Maclean • • 1 Macdonald 4 Coneervatives elected NOVA SCOTIA. Liberals kl lected. Digby Bowers Gaysbores Fotesex., „, . 8 Kingai Borden Queen's.-- ........ . .......Forhoe ...........49 a• rinotith.,Flint 68 Liberals elected 6 Conmervatives Elected. Annapolie Mille Antigonish Thompson f Jape Breton,., irivrieepc,Telgall Colchester Patterson Cubaberland Dickey ...... I tig Hants“ , Putnam.. 11 InVernetsCameron Ltmenburg Katilbach tt { entlug°11”" .. 76 .. .... .. e 7 4 190 '94 604 691 795 7 9 84 Riobreend...” Shelbeerneeae.,,,.., ... ViThite 19, Vietoria ....... Macdonald 5,3 COnaervativeeelected„...,...,, .. NEW 19rell15aVY101C. Liberala Effected. Itestigouche..... .. . ..eMeAllieter (I) Carleton.... .... ........ ,, Colter 11 Charlotte Gllimor 2,50 Liberale elected Conservatives Elected. Albert Weldon Olouceeter Iturns Kent Legere King's .. . . .. ......„Foster Northumberland Adams Baird 50. John City McLeod ...... 400 St, John City and I Hazen.,-, .... . .. County . Stannner Sunbury- Wilmot Victoria Coetigan Westmoreland Wood 1892 York Temple 200 Conservatives elected 13 1flhN2TOBA. 104 400 468 -- Liberals Elected. Marquette Watson 91 Liberals elected 1 Conservatives Elected. Lis,gar ROSS 111 Provencher... . .. La Riviore 0.00, Selkirk ........... Daly 870 Winnipeg Macdonald Conservatives elected 4- 5IlO30THWEST TERRITORIES, Conservatives Elected. Alberta Davis E, Assiniboia Dewdney W, Assiniboia Sasketchewan . ...... Con eervatives elected 4 Liberals, none. Liberal Gains and Losses in Ontario. GAINS, LOSSES. East Elgin, Prince Edward, Halton, Glengarry. Addington, Lincoln, London, Lennox, Peel, South Ontario, West Huron, North Perth, Monck, North Essex, West Northumberland] Prescott, East Bruce. 15, Liberal Gains mud Loses in Quebec., e (GAL VS. LOSSES, Qrgiee, West, Brome, Stauetead, eetfifei Megantie, Ottawa County, L'Islet, Charlevoix, Laprairie, Yarnaske., Illississquoi. Bonaventure, Rouville, Vaudreuil, Napierville, Montmorency, Shoff ord, Argenteuil. 12 Liberal Gains and Losses in W. S. GAINS. LOSSES Halifax, Queen's. Lunenburg, Richmond. 2 nem Liberal Gains and Losses in 30.13. GAINS. t LOSSES. Restigoecne. St. John City, St. John Co, (2), Northumberland, Liberal Gains and Looses in P. E. L GALNS. LOSSES. King's. 0 Recapitulation. Old Parl't. Lib, Con. Ontario 38 68 Quebec 29 35 Nova Scotia.,, 6 15 New Brunswick 6 10 P. E. Island 6 0 Manitoba 1 4 N. W. Territory 0 4 British Columbia 0 6 - - 84 131 4 2 New Paten. Lib. on, 95 44 34 30 5 16 3 13 4 2 1 4 • 4 • 6 - - 92 119 Result in doubt or election not yet held in four conetituencies. IN THE 1887 GENERAL ELEOTION8 The following gives the returns of the Dominion elections of 1887. The names of candidates, the party to which they be. longed and the majorities by which they won their seats are given, also the changes made by the bye-eleotions. Electors should out thin out for reference to -night, so that they may be able to compare it with the returns sent in by telegraph, and learn where the gains and losses are made : Ontario. Constituency. Member. AddingtonJohn W Boll Algoma 87 Dawson Bothwell D Mills Brant, N James Somervdle Brant, ft Wm Patereon Brockville ......John F Wood... Bruce, N Alex McNeil 0......123 Bruce, W ..... ....Hon n Blake It ,085 Bruce, E.... .Henry Cargill C.. . 370 Cardwell Hon T White 0 403 Carleton ..... - Sir John A Macdonald...0 1,085 Cornwell and Stormont Darby Bergin C 171 Dundee C E Hickey - C 119 Durham, E H E Ward 0-- 392 Durham,W......Hon E Blake R 116 Elgin, E. John H Wilson R 54 anon, w GeorgeE Oasey It 832 Essex, S.... ...Jas Brien_ , . .. ,R 33 Essex, N J 0 Patterson 0 136 Frontenac Geo A Kirkpatrick 0 416 Glengarry......P Purcell It 206 Grenville, S ...Walter Shanley 0 220 Grey, S Geo Landerkin It 97 Grey, E 'rhos 0 Sproule ...0 555 Grey, N Jas Masson 0 57 Haldimand W H Montague 0 1 Balton Jno Waldie It 9 Hamilton(vote) A Brown. ...... ....... . ..... 0 3,574 A McKay 0 3571 Dr Burns R 3402 F Walter rt 3410 Hastings, W ...A Robertson 0 178 Hastings, E S 13 Burdett 11 64 Hastings, N Hon 111 Bowell 0 1041 Efurbn, W R Porter 0 26 Huron, E P Macdonald 10......61 Huron, 9 Jno McMillan R 759 Kent.. . ...A Campbell It 112 Kingston... .... Sir John A Macdonald...0 17 Lambton, W .F ListerR 558 Lambton,E Geo Mon crieff.. ...... ..0 142 Lanark, N .......los Jamieson 0 105 Lanark, S.... ,Hon J G Haggart 0 882 Leeds and Greenville -0 F Ferguson 0 393 Leeds, 6 Geo Taylor 0 416 Lennox Urian Wilson 0 23 Lincoln and Niegara ... ...3 0 Rykert 0 487 London Hon Jno Carling 0.,... 39 Middlesex, 30.3 H Marshall 0 759 Middlesex, N...T Coughlin ....O.... 269 Middlesex. W...W F Remise 0 105 Middlesex, S -James Armstrong...,, R 414 Mont k‘ . ... ... ...Arthur Boyle 0 98 Muskoka and Parry Sound.W E O'Brien 0...... 39 Norfolk,E3 David Tisdale 0 61 Norfolk, N John Charlton It 278 Northumber- land, W Geo Guillett 0 37 No rthuraber- land, E IS Mallory lt,.... 13 Ontario, N Iv Madill O.. - 158 Ontario, 8 Wm Smith C 187 Ontario, W J D Edgar R..... 699 Ottawa (vote)-Perley. . 0 3839 ltobillard 0 3207 McIntyre R 2391 St jean R 2368 Oxford, N jasSutheriand.'.. ... , .. It 1236 Oxford, 9 Sir 11 Cartwright It 1122 Peel... W A McCune. 0 Perth, N... S It HOSSOG 0 200 Perth, S.' .. - e.Jas TrOW n..... 93 Poterboro',W.aes; Stevenson ilea. 16 Peterboro', E..aohn Long It 109 Peescott . it Lahrosse It 121 PrinceEdwarda 111 Platt 1.1 71 Renfrew, N Peter White 0 298 Renfrew, 9 Robert0a/moil:1011 It 66 It eseell., .. .... . , W 0 Ed ward t; It...... 155 Sitneee,PT Dalton McCarthy 0 029 Siradee, S R Tyrwhitt 0 1060 SitnocenE . ,. . ...H 11 Cook It 74 Toronto, W ....F 0 Denison 0......467 Toronto, Ced- .. tree. ...G lit R floelrbttrn .....0 454 Toronto, E.... .. John Bedell.. . , ....e. . . .. an mee victotia, S....Adana Hudepeth 0 . 47 Victoria, N....an° A Barron.... Re301 Maj. 0 390 18 21 It 1,164 R 674 O 289 Waterloo, N...I le Bowman............., -R....., 239 Waterloo,"S,..,,Tee Livingston It-- 368 Wellaud.„ . ...John Ferguson C 3,12 Wellington,'N.Jas McMillan li 868 Wellili8tOn, 0..A. feemple Be—. 60 Wellington S„Jes biome,. . . . .....,....„R 120 Wentworth', N.Thos Bain............., . -11 126 Wentworth, ti .15' DI Carpenter . . .... ..,,....0.e170 'York, N 'Wm Mulocir 11...„. 295 York, E Hon A Maolcenzie 11 ..... 160 York, W.,..,..„N Clarke Wallace C 526 Quebec. Begot V Dupont 0, ,..Ace 0 . . . . .. 210 Argenteuil.......3 0 Wilson Beauce Jas Godbout 11 632 Beaeharuoie ...J G H Bergeron 0 222 Bellechasse G Amyet R..- 687 Berthier 0. Beausoleil...,...... ........ 11 201 Bone:venture ...L J Riopel...,-. .. . .... . . . ... 0358 Brome 8 A Fisher 11 879 ChatulayIt Prefoutaine R 46 Chempiain II Morttplaisir 0 115 Charlevoix.... 9 amen 0,..... 84 Chateauguay ,. Holton Chicominnand R 853 .E saguen P Couture R 87 Dorchester-. „11 J J Duchesnay C. .. 824 C.-. 476 Compton J El Pepe D ru m mon 41 Lavergne and ArtHochel'aga.......A Deejlirdins It Ace lia, ,..). Gaspe. .-.. L Z Jonette 0 7 Huntingdon .„Julius Scriver 0 318 R Ace Iberville F Bechard 11 Ace Joliette . . . . .„ . E Guilbault 0 1 Jacqu'sCarti;r.11 Girouard 0 196 Kamouraska .A Deseaint 14..... 257 Le.prairie 0 Doyen It 23 L'AssoraptioneJos Gauthier 11 21 Laval J A ° Levis -.Wand 0 330 P 13 °wrath Lotbiniere C 3 Rinfret 11 40 B 394 11 609 L'Islet Maslriuonge C J Colombo 0 6 Blegan tie George Turcott It 135 Missisquor Geo Clay es It 180 Aionteelna 0 Therien 0 118 Blontmaguy P A Choquette Re ... 193 Montmorency -0 Laugher R....., 1 Montreal, W...Sir D A Smith 0 1,450 Montreal, E 0 3 Comsat Cl.....Acc Montreal, 0 ,T J Curran 0 931 Napierville L Ste Marie 11 221 Neiolet A Gaudet (3......1178 Ottawa 00 --Alonzo Wright 0......846 Pontiac Jno Bryson 0 716 Portneut ...„ ....T 1430 De St Georges R 301 Quebec, E Hon W E Laurier R 1997 Quebec, 0 Hon 10 Langlier R 705 Quebec, W.....Hou T McGreevy C 46 Quebec Co ......Hon Sir 1431 Caron 0..., . 259 Richmond and Wolfe W 13 Ives 0 137 Itirnouslu, J B R Fiset R 568 0 68 Richelieu.........3 13 Labelle Rouville (314 Gigault 0 Ace St Hyacinthe...M E Bernier R 1175 St Johns F Bourassa R 360 90 Ate,urice......F 13 Desaulmers 0...... 267 Shefford. , Antoine Audet 0 31 Sherbrooke R N Hall 0 577 Soulanges J W Bain 0 171 Stanstead.. ..0 0 Colby 0 434 Temiscoue:ta...P E Grandbois 0 66 Terrebonne -.Hon J .9, Chapleau 0 785 Three Rivers...Hon Sir H Langevin 0 30 Two Mount'nsaean Bte Daoust Vandreuil ,. .H McMillan C . 73 0...... 913 Vereheres .., . .Hon F Geoftrion 10,..... 134 Yamaska, F Vanessa .. .. . . ........ C 31 Nova Scotia. Annapolis „John B Mills 0 28 antigonish- -Hon Sir John Thompson.0 40 Colchester Hon A W McLellan C 627 Cumberland ...Sir Chas Tupuer 0 668 Cape Breton f H F McDougall (elected).0 1883 (vote) "1 D McKeon (elected 0 1873 Digby ............ John Campbell- ............(3 95 Guyeborough -John A Kirk R 352 Halifax ...... I Hon A G Jones R. ,. 144 '1 T E Kenney .... .... .0 83 Hants A Putnam 0 129 Inverness Hugh Cameron 0 451 Kings F W Borden 11 448 Lunenburg Jae D Eisenhaner R 122 Jno McDougal cl (elected ).0 3413 OC 00 (vote){ Chas H Tupper (elected) 0 3334 Queen's J N Freeman 0 16 Richmond E P Flynn R 301 Shelburne ......Thos Robertson It 34 Victoria John A Macdonald 0 53 Yarmouth-- John Levitt R 692 New Brunswick. Albert It 0 Weldon C 124 Carleton. F H Hale It 1119 Charlotte 1430 Gillmor...... ........... .1t 81 Gloucester K F Burne 0 416 Kent P A Landry 0 351 King's Hon GB Foster R0,-..... 746 Northumberi'd.Hon P Mitchell Queen's ...... .....G G King ..... ... . ....... R 61 Restigouche ...R Mof3'att0 127 Sunbury R D Wilmot, jr 0 33 St John (vote) i N Skinner (elected)... ..R4136 city and co. 1C W Weldon (elected) ...R 4063 St. John (city)...Ino V Ellie It 213 Victoria Hon J Costigan eata sos York Thos Temple C.. 542 0 404 WestmorelandeToeiah Wood Prince Edward Island. King's (vote) - P A McIntyre ...R...3184 McDonald 0-9998 Prince (vote)- 315 Robertson...R...2434 Muttard C...2355 Jas Teo 14-3181 E Hackett 0...2763 S F I'rry R...2988 Jno Lefurgey -0-2600 Queen's (vote) - L H Davies R...4382 W Campbell 0-3430 W Welch... ...... R-4314 D Ferguson C...3099 Britteh Columbia. Cariboo .Jas Reid 0 40 New Westmin- ster D Chisholm 0 295 Vancouver D W Gordon (3 248 Victoria (vote) E. C. Baker ...... ..0.632). Elected. N. Shrikespeare.C...548 Yale J. A. Mara C ace Manitoba. Marquette R. Watson R 58 Provencher ...Hon. J. Royal0 503 -- Selkirk 15. 100 Daly C 179 Winnipeg W. 13. Scarth 0 8 Lisgar A. W. Ross 0 .... .ace 'Northwest Territories. D. W. Davis C 254 Afilslasienritbao, a, E...W. D. Perley 0 726 Assinibois. W...N. F. Davin 0 303 as Miaow. a n.13. D. McDowell C 166 :lye- Ellectionm. Since the general election a number of bymelections have taken piece. We give below the results as far as we have them at band: Bruce, W Rowena It ace " F Gargiil It 123 Cardwell White- 0 141 Carleton Dickinson ..... . 0 673 G ;engarry Purcell R 108 ef &stings, W Corby C ace Kent Campbell 10......94 ' Lincoln, Rykert Northumber- land; E Cochrane 0 Renfrew, 5- „Ferguson Compton 11 Pope Joliette Neven Bliesiequoi Meigs Cumberland....Dickey Digby.... Jones Shelburne Laurie CC 111 Queees, N B....Baird Cariboo, B 0...F 9 Barnard re — Proven cher, Mau Riviere Assiniboie,,E-Dewdney Horrible Double Murder. A Paris cable says : The etory of a ter- rible double murder comes from Tours. About a week ego a wealthy aged couple named Delhoretant, residing be that city, myeterionely disappeared, and their neigh- bors, thinking there was something wrong, notified the police, who forced the doors of the old couple's house, when the discovery was made that a horrible crime had been committed. Both the man and hie wife had been brutally murdered and the house stripped of everything of value that could be conveniently carried away. The bodies of the aged viotirae presented a ghastly appeerance, the household dogs having been driven by hanger to feed upon the corpses, largo portiono of which had been devoured by the animals. No arreste have as yet been made. A. Crazy Pickpocket. A New York despatch says Billy Bennett, a profeesionol pickpocket, who has served several terms of imprisonment, went to the police headquarters last night and said be had knit learned he was a son- in-law of jay Gonld, and that he WaS going to secure minima by the sale of a rnedioine that would ottre all the ills of the human race. Bennett was eont to the hospital, it being evident he west:tram+. A terrible railroad accident imottrred near Morshanek, in the Government of Tamboy, on Monday. Two exprees trains dame into collision, demolishing the ear. riagee of both. Fifty persons were killed outright and a large number were seriously injured. , LURED TO DEATIL. Dazzled by it Woman'Beady Dr. Linder mann Becomes a Victim. MAY BE ONS 01' A flERIEB OF 015I741E8. A Monaco cable says A man and a woman were arrested here WedneaanY evening charged with the murder of a physician in December last. Their arrest has caused a eenuation because the crime is a direct counterpart or reproduction of the orirae for whit% Michael Eyrand recently suffered the death penalty in the Place de Lamm:let. From the meagre &mile obtainable from the polies it appears that in December lest the body of an English physician, a Dr. Lindermann, of Manoheeter, was found deed in a ravine near San Remo. The finding of the dead body was followed by an °fade' investige. tion, which, it was anndunced, resulted in the authorities! of San Remo coming to the conclusion that it we either a ottee of suicide or elee that Dr. Lin.dermann met his death by accident through falling down the ravine some dark night while out walking. It now appears that the police allowed the suioide or accident theory to get abroad in order to better enable the police to follow out the real theory—that of murder. It was thought likely that the murderer or murderers, upon hearing thee the authori- ties of San lien10 had arrived at the con. elusion that the English physician'death was caused by accident or suicide, would relax their vigilance, take fewer preemie. Hone to conceal their crime end thus fall more readily into the hands of justice. From the moment the dootor's body was Sound the ruthoritios of San Remo never ceased their investigation, and gradually wove a net of evidence around the doctor's murderers which yesterday resulted in the arrest of a man and woman, who are (Merged with having murdered Dr. Linder. mann. The woman, it appeare, was of the seduc- tive character of Gabrielle Bompard, Eyraud's mistrees, and she used her bright eyes to lure the dootor to lodgings ehe occupied at San Remo. As to what actually took place after the =Man had enticed her victim into her room little is nottmlly known here, owing to the fact that the police are not yet prepared to give all the fads to the public. However, it is con- cluded that the doctor when in the woman's apartments was drugged, murdered and robbed by the woman who had bewitched him, and that the latter wee assisted in the perpetration of the orime by the man supposed to be her lover, who was taken into custody with her. The arrests have calmed much commo- tion here. It has even been rumored tint the men and woman in custody may have other and similar crimes charged e,gainet them, end that the woman may have been used to hire other mon to their doom. In places like this, where the finding of bodies, generally oases of supposed suicide, is not an infrequent occur:mime, it is not aston- ishing that the wildest theories have been advanced, and that the people fancy, per- haps, the woman has made it e businessto decoy successful players into her apart. ments, and that they may he.vo been both robbed and murdered, and their bodies placed eo that they would be classed as viatims of ill -luck at the gaming tables of Monte Carlo or elsewhere. JUMPED OVERBOARD. -- A Despondent Brooklynite's Desperate Attempt at Suicide. A New York despatch says: John Braun, aged 85 to.day boarded the ferryboat James liaterbury, running from Houston street, in this oity, to Grand street, Brook- lyn. When the boat had got well out into the stream Braun leaped overboard. Directly he came to the surface the paseen. gem on the boat saw him raise both arms aloft and strike at his head. The Water- bury's engines were stopped and with boathooks the casok hands hauled Bream aboard. Strapped to his wrists were two sharp -pointed knives, and with these while in the water he had made several severe wounds in his breast, which accounted for the motions that the witnesses to his plunge had seen. The weapons were unstrapped and Brenn, after the Brooklyn slip had been reached, was taken to the hospital. The surgeon who attended him said he was not likely to recover. Braun Wae formerly it barber in Brooklyn. He has been without employment for some aim°, and became a victim of despondenoy. He has no home and no family. Doctors' Fatal Feud. A Wheeling, W. 'Va., despatch says: Dr. George Baird, a prominent physician and ex -mayor of this oity, was shot twice and killed yesterday by Dr. George J. Gerrison, an equally prominent phyeiman, a member of the State Board of Health, and formerly city health officer. They hed been enemies for a long time. Yesterday morning they met on 10th sereet. No one knows how the dispute started, but it is supposed that Baird made an offensive remark to Garri- son. The latter drew his revolver and fired twice, sending a ball into Baird's right ear and another into hie left eye. Baird staggered back and fell dead. Garrison was tweeted. Duck -Hunting Tragedy. A St. Louis despatch says: A man named Fowler and three boys were in two boats duck hunting on ri lake in Faulkner county on Friday. Fowler and is boy named Lawson occupied one of the boats. When in the middle of the lake Lawson'e gun was accidentally discharged. The full load of dnokshot entered Fowler's breast just below the heart. Fowler fell into the lake. Lawson and the boys in the other boat tried to rescue Fowler, and their boats were capsized. One of the boys was drowned. The other reached shore with Fowler, but the' latter expired ahortly afterwards. A New York Murder Mystery. A New York despatch says: Early last night the polio° found a well-dressed man about 55 years, of age lying on the sidewalk in feont of 357 West 22nd street, uncon- scious and surrounded by a pool of blood. He was taken to the hoepital, where it was Sound he was suffering from a fractured skull, beeidee stab wetinde and contudions of the head. Nothing by which he oould be identified was found on him. There were no valuables and his overooet was missing, The police can give no eolution of the mystery. Electric Fireworks. An eleotrician who has made a specialty of spectacular oleotricity nye the day ie not far off when eleatrical fireworks will snpercede thaw now used. He declares That for a comparatively moderate outlay he could arrange an electrical display that Would last for many gearci and could be repeated as often as &aired. It would comprise rookete, Roman candlee, vvheele, Niagara fella and all the modern pyrotetibt Weal effeets. FROM TRE FATHERLAND. Germany Watching French Tra- voliers on. the Frontier, KOOH AND OTHER 01JRE8. The prase here heartily approves the jeyeety (as capreeeed in the address to Em- perorWi/ li a re adoptedWednesday)displayed by the Provinciel Perliament of Aimee - Lorraine for the fiat time duce therraneo- Prueelatt war. The hope ie expreseed by the papers that Emperor Williem will accede to the Parliamentat appeal for the repeal or mitigation of the etringent pasta port regulations in Adoce.Lorraino, The Presieleut of the Parliament of Alsace-Lorraine has requested an audience of the Emperor to eulnnit an address ask- ing for the reveal of the passport regula- tions. The general anger over the recent out- burst of French chauvinism ut subsiding. Deepite the appeal made by Emperor William to D. Windthorst, the leader of the Centre party, at the dinner recently given by Chancellor Von Caprivi, the Centriete yesterday resolved to oppose any increase of the navel credits. Official Government statistics have been prer erred of 2,172 oases of tuberoulmia treated by the Kooh method from the middle of November to the end of Deoem. ben OZ the oases internal tubermiloeis, 13 are reported cured, 171 coneiderably im- proved, 195 improved and 46 died, while of cases ot externel tuberouloeis 15 are re. ported ourea, 148 considerably improved, 237 inapraved and 9 died. The suceeee of Koeh's remedy has exceeded every anti- cipation. At ehe meeting of the Berlin Medienti Soolety on Wednesday Immo physicians preeented reports adverse to Professor Liebreeles new method of treating tuber- culosis. Professor Freankel, the throat specialist, who at first spoke favorably of She method, merely remarked that he had not observed a complete mere. TR IFE'10 ItS GIRLS. Chinese Children Traleed for a Life of De- gration in San Francisco Dens. A San Francisco despatch says: The fact is now pretty well established that Chinese girls ere secretly sold in this city for slaves. For years Miss Culbertson, who is executive bead of the Presbyterian Mission at No. 933 Seoramento street, had dareSi much to save Chinese girls and women from actuel slavery and enforced degradation. Her life has been threatened by highbindere repeatedly, but he has never faltered in leer work. The home has screened about 300 females, of whioh, it is claimed, neerly all were slaves, possessing a moneyed value of from e500 to $2,000. Attention has been attracted to the home during the past few dap by a case pending in court. Woon Tsin, n Chineee, girl 11 yeare old, was rescued from e man who boughs her of her father. The 'ether a few years ago lost his wife and four children by death. The fifth child, little Woon Tsin, then aged 6, was sold to Kum Mein so Chinese proouress. The father then Belied for China, leaving Woon Tein in the sole care and mercy of Kum Mean The price the father received' for his daughter paid his pasesee back to Chine,. Woon Tein was found at Kum Mah's den in Bartlett alley. It was discovered that she wee gent deity by Kum Male to a piece of ill -repute on errands. The girl watt then errested end placed in the charge of Mies Culberston. Kum Dish immediately began a etragele for her possession, and the cam is still pending. Mies Culbertson said to -day " There are without doubt scores of female Chinese slaves in San Francisco to -day. Most of the young Chinese girls who came here are bought as shoves, for whom cash has been 'mid to their parents. In many oases they are kidnapped or are deluded into coming here by felse pretences. There are few who come themselves." Recently, after trying in vain to evade the Restriction Act, two young Chinese girls were remanded and teken down to the dock to be sent to Hong Kong. At the dcok they manifested the greatest terror, and told of the terrible torture they would be subjected to on their return to China, became they had failed to perjure their way through the courts in San Francisco. Miss Culberteon has found children under 5 years being roared for immoral purposes. • Among her evidences of weleat fs going on is a bill of sale for a girl—and ale° the contract, which the girl who was sold.witnessed by making the impression of her thumb dipped in red ink. THIS LYMPH DISAPPOINTS. Official Report on Over 2,000 Cases Treated by the Method. A Berlin despatch says: The official reporte detuanced by Dr. von Gossler, Minieter of Education, from all Prussian tteiversity elleice and pathological insti- intim, on the efficacy of Prof. Koch's tuberculine, have just been published by Professor Gutteladt. They ere fifty-five in number, inoluding the report of the Blunioipal Hospital in Moabit, one of the departments of which is under Dr. Koch laimsolf. The reports extend only to the end of 1890. They comprise about eight weeks, and oontain no final results, but their contente are nevertheless of great importance. During the time in question about 17,500 injections were made on 2,172 patients. The greatest number of injern tions received by one person was 54. The largest dose wee 3.826 grammes. Most of the reports contain exact histories of the cases. Opinions differ considerably as to the value of the fluid as a diagnostic and in discovering tuberculosis of internal omen. Of 1,061 patients suffering from internal tuberculoeis, 13 were cured, 171 considerably improved, 194 improved, 586 not improved, and 46 died. Of 708 patients with external tuberculosis, 15 were ourea, 148 were considerably improved, 237 were improved, 298 were not improved, and 9 died. A Missing Drummer. A Springfield, 0., despatch says: George Sperber, m well-known drummer for a wine and liquor house at Sandusky, ban Heap. paired ise complete/y as if swallowed up by the earth. He frequented low dime/ and when hero four weette ago was eeticed into one end looked in N room with two women, who tried to drug him, but failed. Detect. 'Lives have filed to find any eine of the man. It is believed that he has been en. eked into a low dive, robbed and killed. He leaves three omen rnotherlese children in Sandusky. Prof. Liebreioh, in a lector° before Berlin physioianswestorday, presented mama allow- ing the rapid improvement of lupus under treatment with cantharidate of potash. He dilated upon the nee:enmity of extreme care in preparing antd using he remedy. A troop of cavalry and 24 Indian scents are etationeti in line 25 miles long berm the Cherokee strip, Kansas, to eject 611 eettlere. The arms and annnunition of "boomers" will be confiscated, and MI houses and stationary tents burned. Roieori. azairma nog aORRows„ pothole Suicide of a Young Virldow wK0 Pound Life's Burden too Great to Meer. ,A. New York despatch says Mrs. Enema Frencee Walker, n wUlow, 25 Yam% old, teemmitted ettioide in tier epartments on the fourth floor of the tenement house Noe 153 East Forty-third gannet, yeeterelay by taking a dose of arsenic. She hail been a, dressmaker and had been living thlone since April. phortly before anylight yesterday morning Mre. Annie Keaoe, the bowie. keeper of the tenement, was armed by hearing raps on the wall and groans coming from Dire. Walker's room. Kre. Kehoeo burst open the door and found Mrs. Walker ying upon the bed in an inner room moan. ing and writhing in great agony. A physician was $ummoned, but arrived just as the woman had breathed her last, A letter was found on the centre table ad- dressed " George Diedriohe private," whinh read: DEAR linoTrren-When you read this I hope. to bo cold in death, I am so sick and lonely, after all my loved ones have gone. I am insured in the Hancock for $100 to sour benefit, have $90 . in the 13leeelter Street Bank, which I want you to get, and whatever is left, after my funeral, have a railing put around the mama. Do not have any wake, or liquor or beer. George, I want a cloth covered casket, with simply my full name on it; no age or date. I want to be buried in the grave with my mother, Give Lizzie and Alice something belonging to me, whatever they may fancy. I do not owe anyone entliing. I leave everythieg to you that I have. Yon can do as you like wich the things. You will Mad whatever books and papers I have in the bottom bureau drawer. My nieurarese I left with Gus. As I am tired will close. May the bleesing of God he with you and yours is the last wish of your loving meter, EMMA FRANCIS Wermat. Send word to Libhie Lyons, Trenton, Ont. I hould like to be buried Sunday. On the back of a milling card inscribed " Mies Lizzie Smythe, 129 East Tenth street," WNEI written : Go for Miss Smythe and tell her I want either Mr. Dookley or Tinadle to preach my sermon. Ask her to pray for Inc. I cannot. T130 police and Coronere' offices were notie fled and the body was removed to a neigh- boring undertaker's eetabliehment. Mrs. Walkers huthemel died three years ago, and since then she has buried her father, mother, two btothere and a eister. She had been in 811 health lately, and this, with her - I ereavements, rendered her despondent and induced her to commie euioide. The deceased was a native of Ontario, Canada, and mate to this country twenty years ago. Her brother George, to whom the above letter was written, lives on Stenton etreet and ie so conductor on the Sixth avenue era - face road. TRAGEDIES OF ittOSSIA. A Nihilist Murderer is Hunted Down and, Captured - Murder of a Theatrical Deauty-Suicide of a Society Dello, A St. Petersburg oable says: Degajeff, the Nibilist leader and murderer of the chief of the eeerct online in 1883, has been eareeted sot Knotroni, the capital of the Government of Kostrom. Degajeff was Sound lodging under en KERumeti name in the house of a Govei•oreent official. A reward. of 10,000 roablee has for a long time been cffered for the cispture of Degajeff. The ehief instructor ea the, Kostromit gym- nasium, who was easpectert cif being impli. cetea with Deehajeff, either in the actual murder or in the conspiracy which led 40 it, committed suicide juet as the police burst open the door of bis room with the intention of arreeting him. A number of other arreate have been made and Denim - gone' developments are c xoected. Russian papers have been prohibited from reporting the trial of Wolanski, a . colonel in the Life Guards, for the murder of Marie. Wisniowoki, the beauty of the Warsaw theatres, who hem Jane was found poisoned with morphia in her rooms. The trial opens to -morrow, and promises to be - very sensational. The unfortunate woman bad several love affeire on band at the same time, Rnd it was at firet believed that, being disgusted with her life, she had taken poison. A number of partially destroyed letters, however, were forted in her room, and these, upon being put together by the police, developed the feet that one of her three lovers, despairing ot winning her for himself, bed committed be cridie. All the surface indications pointea toward Wolan- ski as being the murderer, end he was arrested. One of the notes read : " My last hone has come 1 have sold my life to this man, but I die against my will." Another resod: "4 must die. This man represents justice. I am trembling and beside myself wIth fright, but my last thoughts are with my mother and my art. Goa help me." The theory of the prosecution is that while the murderer was preparing the - potion the girl wrote the notes, and that he afterward found them' and tore them up. W Ninety witneseed have been subpoenaed for the prosecution, the ohief among them being Gen. Palacio, directomgeneral of the • Inapenal Theatre and the prinoipal, lover of the deceased. Mlle- Ballevemiky, 21 niece of the Minis. .ter of Foreign Affairs, and one of the belles of Moscowsociety, has attetnpted to com- mit suicide by shooting hereelf with a revolver. This is the fotirth case of the kind that hes happened in Momow among the higher classes einem Christmas day, and the succession of suicides and tragedies is attributable to the unhealthy conditions of Russian life and the influence of the Wed works of Count Toletoi. Mlle. Ballavenekm, ie is mid, committed the rash sot from die - gnat of life, notwithstanding she is hand- some, talented, and exceedingly [mom- plished. AN UNNATURAL SINTER. A Bocheeter Woman Disfigured With, Vitriol -Jealousy the Cauee. A Rochester despatch says: 1Vith her e face horribly disfigured and burned by vitriol and suffering great pain, Matilda Cunningham lies at her home, No. 34 Cort- land street,the victim of her sister's jealone spite. Matilda, aged 27, and her sister Lena, about 30, room in the house of their uncle, Mica:mei McFarland. They occupy separate belie in the Baum room directly' over Mr. McFarland's Bleeping apartment,. All was quiet in the house until 1 o'clock yesterday morning, Nation Mr. McFarland was awakened by a worannat shrieke, and jarnping frorn his bed, disoovered Matilda etanding sot the sink bathing her face and head in water and groaning terribly. She said something had been thrown in her face end WSEI learning her. Just then the sister, Lena, was eeen trying to eecape from the hotted. She was followed, and the police. man on the beat arrested her. 1313e vvouldt not talk of the affair. A doctor was pent for, and the Unfortunate woman was found to be terribly diefigured. Her ftmehead, cheeks and nose were in a frightful state, and the eyebrows entirely burned away. 14 00 thought her sight may be saved, aa - she was eleeping at the time the vitriol was thrown. A. part of tho contents of the bottle was thrown ripen the pillow and burned a hole in the tick, Matilda is em- ployed in a seed -house, and Lena was jealoue became she was more euccessful in itnding employment than oho, and took thio way of having revenge. There's beck in a hone Shoe if yore happen to have it when things are coming your way,