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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1902-01-31, Page 6yr Ri ULM,iff TIS KILL In the Naval Fight In Panama Bay. MED ON NIP'S DECK Of a Bullet Wound -Battle israwn at lend-Deat ti of Goveinntent Com - mender is Most Important Result siso Far or Attack on Paitavaa. Parianta,, Calombia„lan. 27. -Mak - log their long expected attack on Panama from the sea, Ian Monday morning, the Colombian Liberals, or revolutionists, precipitat eti within sight of the eitizene a. naval battle greater than Panama has is,een irt MART yea.rs. They eet on fire and e-unk the Lau:taro, agoverentent ship, and one lei their vessels, the Darien, was beet•hata Titere wile; a heavy less. n Lintel awl wsaunstee, espeetalle; on the ges•erituateL from the tliated atates eruseer 'resened tea woneued. esIstre Zr seesecheite; in effect even thee tette natal expectod be the siesteu of Lena -rat *titian, Mil- itare :see ta.iivrn r ut Panama asitei the werselera eoseet leoitausen. auti nU .ietitter in Me des- trset. ;a.* eats tatelitag his mini in tee s an Zit- oeseettee Leutaro, iireee„ trete sit teen 4i,44.S3 ag fr. all :4 tt..1i10:Vii:i• tea tee spiere*r letat, Olia..,mar.fz..ng ids wara eiets r tete wee* eller e WtiS aa:i114,3,' it Wait, 41Zal •7;'4i.14•41 gee - beat. 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Moetreal, Jan. 27.-Aetilig uponthe inetructione ed the Astestant Secre- tary of the Treasury ttt Washington, 21:2, rrwolley, the United Stntee cus- tome officer here, to dee' mmovel the Stare and Stripes, which from L:MO 11111130M0V1iLl has beeu gracefuily draped over his official (leek at Bona - venture eitation, and iesued orders that the "Old Glory" winch mnrked -the Vented Statere Custorne office at Windsor Station be also removes!. That octlan is caused by the dishon- oring of a Canadian eneign at Skag- tray by American minere, and is the result of the understanding between the,Canadien and the United estates Government& that the American flag le not to be displayed at Customs of- fices' in Britieli North America, pen& lag the settlement of the Alaskan boundary- retention. REttifiDED Captain McDougall Honored by U. S. Government. HEROIC WORK AND RESCU.E. efeentreal, Jan. :rt. -Captain George Melloagall, id the sp.ensial t'anneLan Petite:Itailwae steamship Atha- , basca, salting- lietveeen Owen Soluid and Fort Willlani.is a happy and proud mate ttntiav. lie was aunt- ... atoned tu licatiquart -zee at 51,e1te 1 reitto be preeettetta with the latitest !States elovermiteutes no wearials a • itandseets, end 4,4.F,4a Ipzatting- : tete*. wattee ehein et-011V.0.K. The areeteetetten all thi tettailin Was ;Itifs..1711.1ali:+- mong, be air isen.'.a.:seeeefe- It win Pe* reitiataileeteel Vett 40 the e.*t*i Jae* ist et. setae • Atietlea-eas, ee,es tee iter eteiree Its• leart %Venetian, t. Zs 161,4'44 oaf nee.. Iseind. Leese eteparetr. •81"k; 0%";i0441 !al tee meriting.. a %' -'41 was 0tiooi ate ler t-ealet off. a retie ds-tr•••***. Taos estparein !teal ei.111et 3.e7t tee izrelne leer .a Wat4'h.. talpect 1 ?!ff.' epee being' keel -I ea 1.41.1 133 V1" 4,04$'4t,. • lese.i• that the dee. lea.1 team -•1, °,1108. 10 lettreie Dee taza !eel .1 *tate "ember I, Ott WV. V.Vt ';)C e;i7 In tle- heavy lees neve 31:•:3' 1034. Wttiiii'it 4o44..a7.1 te.*1 t. ,s; agt64441:Ii -firer; 3•t4 V• 31114,43t, 4%04 VA;1,' I, 1341 Itald r. w w .-e,- at tete viaereaee 01 the, 3 . • a t„,,• 33'.31 141).,44, to.4, t '?•attt aat„n eS ' leeee ;e• teet la" 11 7, ere- :ea re" leave IA teueite1 a :8 '1,i? ;eat, 14"'-1 1'11'1" le • 3' ' Ileve :4 el Nor rear et: ante tre,I 4:' 4:' lel leader. ' • ei 31; re • 7 8 • IV- entere, .0 .1 1 0' . , , eti .3- aa -_- z ,•11; ;";* era' o•e• 3:7; .8 .4 ,,1 1111 '43:' (1),,q11..14 ,4 eat, inlet :-:,'33-i• !". /P119 '34. tw1,40q le; evalele't ▪ v Aral •'Itreetfl es.; ._,,)!3:3 are ea iena tone -0 ,•000) reeze 4333 nnie - ,!,1u n,.!'':"..tr n=1 n'a 1457., ▪ '9'J1.- ? !• '"17 7 ' 'Al' • • it r '3, '9. '313tea, .,-*. fee ease • zees-- "L'arn • e -1 te nee -tell ete • ene aneee,te - 11:e ••;.. ±*, 311»- • kn " • 1'1311213".*5*1).1.1. 4 nee -en el t CALLED A SU ASHBLCNILER, -.0 aziei 1144 431 Stateate neerie lite. terettete 11-Itainftee. in ▪ a s.,,•,,, a • t 3 t: eie-ateteseene etet- Ler z.-ta;.--steritet e3 nee, alteeseree ...yeeet s - ie„ -.0 e tree- ezeiete, tea 3,'3,3113',,,3: Leset'e.,:... 11"11- 1t,_1331.'.-3,,, _sea .,,e• 33tZ.7.-'7,.-.3:13te.„-?, that essze netave... eta 133-0 Later - it. z ..••• eatati:: es a ieta :ettee:e. .. ere. e....: tete . 72. 7:31.1 3'18 •41: 74-.) j 14133)3'354 rzeezer'ese,... tee:. Z4" te.erree-esiest 13,. ‚3313 etaielee• 11431' 13.," tee ee se, 3„.:-.4s:441. tent 4:ec- 7si tea t. 121.-.0-seare Lave ▪ 1 • t".:14t+ Sta,t4"...31 that .0"-ettitItlen eeitazine 3114.313.3113:1333, 771. 33:'. -t13 a ree• ,••tireez. -MAN FULL OF NEEDLE'S." -a Berteter11 hitter.; time elf 'eaten leleatelied elee; tieert. Ineel et; t. le -.3I3131)3,. ea, 'nee man 4:13 4,1 e.tedies," feted v. a:eel:at:illy taieley at tete it not of els dittriatier, easa Pr:earn? st'&-t. B•••oker 114e31a •,-i .zez- t let dates -et er 'Tee" env31e00. ant!, w:1L iivllntwith 7 :lee, eatt on a esteheen fall of neaten eloat tie es were enteeellee tee ft S ef Ceara were tateri 02e*t; 1;43: 21 131,11 re' !..14.14,34.14:., Mat 7:106t ':. 3444.-.,:.1 1'P14313:1131:71i:4 E.114.• fleara. Knee *nee,. fit !nave tater: wserk- i ing -4 i:ZE. 1133 uneilepected palette, • eterning freera let sgers arta feee, een-a-3 rani lege. Cose•;teter Isielly Ls ref lea eiraine'se ;fleet one ;of the neeett"e 4:1:' mere- heart. Analeamee'e ,a74: at:Ta. Art enstopey :will be held to • ta tiet''saiese this feat. 1.1111•11rW1101/1141.1*.n.1.1.............11.1..m/ionarsimoLmierarausund.........aitayaulmseusimmaieree...ffigarairolowaylasaposmoorn.ora..........101 11131g1( HEMS SIOL V1RUINIA WOMEN GO ARMED. Buirivs Faithful 'Wife's Vigil Ended by Death. ••01. HE MAY SOON FOLLOW hER New York, jan. 27.-Ityleg back in a 'chair an If elle lied juet fallen into. natural sieve, the body of Mrs. Thomas Smiles was found yesterda.y n a afternoon ibasement :apartment at No. 18,1) West Sixty-third 'street. in the adjoining room, julet out of eight or ins wife, her aged husband was found, himself near death:. Lon- eelous that something bad happened, lie was feebly calling his Wife an4 Ares -rag -1.0 move himself into a posi- tion from which he could see her chair. It is thought that tulle wife died Saturdae The lamp on the table beside her was turned low and the tell tvae laureled ;to the last drop. She had probably been waiting up late to care for her husband, who was v.iling, and, sitting beside the table, had been stricken with heart disease and died. He was in a pitiable plight, and could tell little of what had occurred. "Smiling. Tom" tile husband is call- ed in the neighborhood where he hae lived for *leveret years, nnd the name appeare to have fitted hint well. He lead been 'a tailor. and had a shop formerly In Columbue ve aenu, near Slaty -Dewitt street. Ire Iterts in pros- perous eireumsu taces thenw , but a fe 3343:i1'8 ago, lie 1210N -P11 his teiminiehinsi bueiness to the basemeet. support- ing 11104:0131 44101. wife with. the help of frierels. Althowrit life went very hard with the te-rtiy haired couple, nobody heard Tom eomplain. Hie wife ;was el years old, but very :teeth*. The temple, were seen ort Saturday eve:t- rees eating their [hurter together. 14:44 tee 14-1111,10.,-,11 dowe tiaY ;slop 1:ty. weiali ws athought au - espial by tee neighhore. When there was 00 stir about tat. apartatellt yeeterslays Charles in 'pl., tee jeniZeer. knosier d at the 431.031'. After 140142 1.1,01.0 !It" heard Inilit :Wane e0110113L; front anti trine! to 1..r*,' the door. but it wee Litelred. 11»reported 1038 mat- ter to Polieenrin Powites, of Lite A School Teacher Heads the' t lenva- -• tion and Defends it. Saffolk, Va., Jain. 27,-I131 view of the frequency of ttestailts upon Vir- ginia 'IV 011.1141 or Lao 0.1020 or tho moroN in this section whohave to drive or walk alone have begun to arLD tlICIRRVIves tvher0YOr '1hey go unatteueed. Mies elannie Rhodes, it young woman Who keeps school at Driver, and whose home is near Har- riesenburg, is one uf the girls who travel reatly to avenge ineults. In an interview she said : "Yes, nlwaye carry it revolver when driv- ing to my school, and I keep it with me while teaching. Should any El1R- 1)101010) Ifl13tfl atieMpt to enter the school -house he will first have to meet bullets." Husbands and fathers endorse 'MIA Mentes' innovation wlech As being copied, and Rome, of them ere urging, that their wlvee and daughters prac- tice with we:llama that they may became, proficient. THUBLE Hill MITIIE1i1 Charges Made Against Frei- ident of Mine Works. MADE BY WOMAN CLERK. in.iinnapolis, Ind., .ran. 27. --The an- - melt et -Invention of the United Mine 'ies-seek*re of Amerl...a. was full of seriene ti, 1.0-ttny and when the body ad- - j ernet1 thie evenieee it was under - et; nsl tit it final eharges agaluet Prs-sieseet 31.14:eliell may be filed by :els- *err .leisgate unlese the matter :node:is ! el:SS ...)14411a. 31(.1'14111A, formerly an • esee3114n1 in the Seeretary-*Preasur- leen • 11100, /wale seratue charges ; geleis1 'i'13013 4:31) \' 1)1134'I* ausl Pre- , sL nest Ma ehiells eiersalith we's then IAN-1mill. be- 8 le et" Ilia' teats elitism, awl read f-7 ,;Aletscr.p.t., in wheel elle said that fl*rrever Seeretaiee-Treasurer, , tenures", irad many Dines ordereti werth of ntroaps. but had en- ; teral the anr ant. in bis tettellibtark as 144 14k13 4 i1;.' "•'11A 4411. 313:11, 4•1,3h•lira. 3131,0;4Af 3111:4* 3131'•!...,e44 teeth ety on 'elate • Berra tienec tier *eat eft "The 0..31ee oftiseal Neigh iterate?! Menial es 4:.,,"1 it appr. t• neve en. feel 11 31;.1001,..:41 11114,4 FEZ 31 14: t;',k !tett. I,* tho hit • V31'4431341 1*3 0131;191343: 4 nap' al. teteete tlaa tea r,;,:i• ',) WI14444. ,a 41, lerNld • wilri 44:14314 a...n.1 11' 14114131'•- 3 -so Wil33 1,44,4m44 Walt 1'0)3131044:E.. 81473,1 71344 11-1)-1.;1.1;C: AM_ Would Not Stand Attack by European Coalition. GERMANY'S OLIVE BRANCH London, .Tite. 27.-T3h.e Speotator finds the European denials of British friendship with the liniatti. States WIT.. ing the Spauleh-American %Vag ate - using, particularly the German denial. It suggests that some Germano- phile American Senator call for the publication of till the transact:IOUS be- tweeu; the Uerrnan, American . and British naval canananders in the Philippines in 1898, and says that the publication would finally set at rest the whole question of Germany's attitude. The Spectator continues: "It veould have been utterly impos- sible for OW Government, even if it IVIIN disinelined to lei helpful,whieh It was not, to take any other posi- tion than it did. If Ameriea had actually been faced in arms by it European coalition, England ;would have been heeitle her in el hours. Tite notion of Enallehmen ealmly look- ing on while foreign f,k.OtS Svere at- taelting New York and itoston is sim- ply unthinkable." The eateetator, while acknowledging that the Amerienne are by no means tie 000,.4:s1en1e as Englishmen of racial solidatety. nevertheless does not doubt that if Great Britain was at- taeked by a Eeropean erialition the Americans would intneeiintely rally te the t•ry "Hands off !" It protests against the idea reported from Am- erue4 the t two rat tem nborntes iaaftsment in the !toilet* of Commons regarding England's attitude tvas timed to thimage Prater Ilettryee visit. Steele an idea, it declares, is an entlre 414141' 14)11. The propsieed 0,44 021 I3:-113'44 leo jeanatsa 013 enenea nee.: leere. where ()emelt Vietoria's sidior grentiten b13 riletheetly teltINele STaltlee -..- Senti-01111elat German Organ lertnees :14111. London. Jan. l.i7.-leise• Prlate* of • • COL. LYNCT-:, PRO -BO -ER 711:71 " FOR ALWAY4 tee fleat! - Sane 4ee:e133:e:1 Lareele. 313 reeetetallalee Art el" Letai t Viesee)1 tesietese.'3:r:i4:33 seeeizt etersee...- ateee tea efeette eteee halral sepee Statnee. tert,ies- itete, Ireeisen retaia, '3;:te zeta:it:a:a a 3111. '31 '["74:474: 'Tea 3.34,33 teeeser 'wee tein.ree teriatee atel,:seatizattes fie* 7.1.-1,11 ltraggee tenasitel point. wee- 4011 ies 173 117.1 efeeart 1133 ertza tesettre. het reeell itee ziteee, FP:Lart-4•444734i 4,174.44. al4:4'34.4ra- 1,23,;.: 12134 137111471''S riarea 1331313 4:4.4:' stlenalents the- teasel. 4:31. ▪ 'i'.'1) ealiteleittele- to ttea 03.-5.1J111^ 31,43 333:34: 8,3131 tat,lt 1:48 W1.39afeath eine zatee 3 "tot to erttee reeinee tea trittia. wag leurrize3: ateree-- iletiet ft•E:33 g)37,7".44.:rait4:4:29 fft44,:tit.4",'3431 3131.:313 34E7 1,423-4313.L.,,.. uudEjLir P Y MINK Vessell Fran IhNlialikP Saw. No 1 race of Her. tiAD NEARLY BO ON BOARLI4 jan. 541343:423131- 1)-r lloarta 01313143td ate -eaglet, Iletim Lea, vaia Brsseneeee mat ellaaoteen, and w itie faer arriete. tan' *alai for titre salete.- al tee messing W4.4 -4:333a.114 • with 313131) .44413144 etie nearer Was les- eatateal, for tee Australian liner betteget LZ rtr-wee vehatever of tee neeztaor. Tao ;Illseautat leat elonelailut 413311 ten sante, elan as tan Whatia 'arrived at San I:rime:ease on leateda:,,e, aaf larti'0.411t.:3 later 32313111141443454 14:0171 tate reeleted. Tear Condor fee eleffeacei in the Brit- ish astratraity Est as a eerew.s.eap. She, was hetet at eiteerneese ettetiWIIS 37E74,:73.23.4.41 ta Sete. She is oe 54133.34:31 31313331 zaeatinef, area ear tentartge, is (*eat She is 1311t1 feet lorig„ has 133 freest 1:'.4"-N7418. 133:W''1 8 feet 6 leteez.a. Sixfour-Lech epalek-fire guts and four three -poen lere tenet.taste her arraantent. 31,113 epeed 1 lit kreets. ItITX full eorepirearent of men :slat), ran,.! the !net Aserteralty nave- list gave her tine followeng oefleteren Cornreanter. Clirteon le -deter; L11'- 3on re Mason. Hay, Win- throp, and Ile.ary V. T. Proatar: era -- gram, ThonmeS. Itertley: Aseietant Paymaster. Wm. N lerentelie 444:13, Arthur Arthur D. A. Buren; Ertaentter. George sle Bitten. :41?.n. was crainitisetonfel at tham on Nov. 1, lent1. and prectiealy all of her present •ereve joleed her at that time. . gty,r, eeeie tat lefeLtitea 7211. Ilene et ted 131 31 ▪ 313•11.6°t'ota (7 a la a seatittrione alai ;01,8 t; r-mt-4:oq.,0 4 34' at at 000,y ‚.‚.'# J1) •,a 3.3,'v_47*"',", 73131143434: at* *trial tieteet wita tee WI. 434*4-7 -114.4 itrapaggiirei towel** Cam p 1 311 ol ',ilea .1. e 311'1)31 ltaearo fli60 t;e'dt 0371 ttri; .4444 U.. rall',/ lati• /41 ttiaar. .113 I•44'):1"' th 34'3,3 her teeneeees W53'. e31ze613:10 3 Veal. lere Oat redita .1r31 1323 1.7e.,, eatia feng tenants." :or .113 % g"1;11.0124312 .„14.44V. zireel - "Vilsete reeensti, 112.8t Pe.arseees si,eartrage was S' 313,i4:,. Vohs. a male se street:ea in a-Baer:eh he ;Itemise tee az:ear:gees ant efitellueil ze.:** teateetteene wittea his 430e- • 1:11, het there to: i lerient element ei tea, seaneeteliare liteet wanted far - thee Eget en nee en sates. 113311 31 a 4:0113- -3131.4:e43:e ter nevem wee tititteeisatti stetig.ste litena anti repast. lealliewlea• tete eptelittement of tile mrnittee 31307121a431,-. of ens- -iZeles raze and eel tent De Lad feats ..13 Lis leessesizien 1131 settew that elle- •-•letell reel sante 33131 teita, and that et, lets neetefle ezeleat etteteznents in Lis "...-z,netellet. "There tti't,re., laueses end net- 'eleaser leant eilileetent tarts ot the :teed. Meittecelf ge. loo and «11.314,31 1.4:131-1. that. -el the pre see keteete 11":4071E.,,y 7:131 1 4:I1131t't4 hem, nee one wozetal treeee a.ny ett:nnielan teas ewe freat saelisfeezeg, ahe tleite- t--stoe, In --wetter anti tree eonveteeten alleeartteel wilert the ke131n tltat tron- ble De 1,337474.72. 7:14:14a3r413414:4?1)13t et1 the eoreenittee (*I seet•en was reanty a tlereat for lila- &Lea, as els frierels eavonell a. rase:- tate:ea tenstrrizig Miss eltreallittie an.3 efeellaringe teat zhe •chargee were Ira- feenneasi. The reeeentlart 31331397333-lre31701.,. 147481 017.0434441 tiO appoint the co.n- reittee prevailed. BATH HOUSE MURDER. Wealthy 31,1a43 Ileotittel 0U teenteli Wita Peat -tared Santis Lottle, Jan. ft7.-3t. Dean Clearaper, Treasurer el the Oral:min Peper Coe ; anal este ol the Wetit3thri.474.41! men in the eley, 'vied zoefey ae the result of r: fractal-ad skeet etnetetened in a arra zerierts rearenee whiee in a 'Aire -Ash I,:eth here 'last regee. Wialiara steoteer, tee seoloreel man in eliarge of the bath leareze. alio tells- 4343413- 43)101314754 131)3-1.13, 31147 3331f3111% 3131 aralr-r arrret and a rilanzend tient west!: $1,703. and a, valuatee lien bre I. 41 341.71, Lr, to lerr. (*Goner, harm beep reeovered from their lading platn in tete eellar 7,4 the bath h011430. 13 sledge 7 -731))M -or covered with blood was also tenant] In thee Strother said that abitut nth:night a nay bronget Mr. *Coap:01- a note tritertli he refused to answer. The boy wont away, arid seen after a roan teed two women entered. Veheir he returned from the eeller, where he Ind gone to fix the firee, eitrother seers he feund Coaper on the couch ariconsclous. ArAned by a Gueet ¥(1k Monet.. EOUNED TO SHAKE HANDS4 eieta teeth, seen: eeite-fieee seare ;Wave tee e.43.734".4'..... 4.33'33 ell tete eVeale tag' tt tu_o gyo, retie setneale the 1331)31 133,3:3' Lanett, %ease Va.:le:ate aaestallesate; 41331 ,t..444 1131 g7t4a,at.. 1)3:o121''8' 242. ires ete213 the tetat, est.331,13 raree iza tetieseeteig 44:.: .331 ea. itanate, tiara atte ea:tea-et 4:114113wiea too 'este foe 1)31133(14:23331130 333: 0ii:/g/3:4154.4/4,731'S 1113343 11343531 P.41,3471.‘„:4--7„. Nit. 1 arkee 3.4443 4:44::37.47 34233 Late, ..sete Viz:A; :4•E:434343 414 tae peace 431114 tete rsegiare tea tcaelete.ietters W317:,1734 331843 estenateet ilee. Inert. Ilatee. Neelteet the epanhatig was cast' neeizer etteelted: glearealla 111301514 11 13314:4•43L42 off the guatele" 33 j1.11.4111 0411.11.311:.:411;62,11 217. .11.",a714,trZs 111.rt.W'4.21 Pre eitetat Wiliam C. lereatea, wad hes eiraiene, Beare: P. Ho evened Oa Mr. Parker wia.ii tan easerenve zetilleeraset 543131134:. 311143 streteleed oat the itainieriati haan. Mrs leateesee 4:30.1 113:13 toetiets elle. Parker,- 54.2.3 11 the. statasattare. "It weal." tee eleseee Elena, with enet, sir. 3 leave eora anttetestrat 1 tinat tee cleeneet teas eatenteed 30 vetett 331send, sea Vaa are-- a eseenlictien. sine am E. Yen zateicastaast, 491 caurse, Low we •atteiteneme Lave to tie thane tlittegs 6.1447:4:33)1a3134:54:" 4:330. 8131124:1213'9 117173-1 WI/S 93331 471,:at- strrleled, Mr. Patereer pezt hie teen eiteent hand tertelire tato his trousers taseleszet. "31 hate to veleb fet seentre hands with 31'81414" ENo stile' tr. ltrt Seater, reed termed away. Mr. Senzete firet grew rfj", reil, and bee hand tram - Then. ezireareeeting the smile ag.airt, 11e mane a bee Ile.e for the tteaer. "Mr. Parker started elp tis le to 143811-34whim. Mr. fillesig a.sktiti lam where lie was going. **There are Thio,meres0 - 4 L,14 W114:42 Ers setter tin* that feriae" said Mr. Parrk-t, "'winch it would not Tee proper for race to say ea hen while eve are batle emeste of tilts ciao. I want tr, taint to Lim on thee street for ari few,' 3:13954." 3131. .efre. telillg at lenee0i.I1 perenailed the Englishmen tient lee. Soler was not tvoleele talking en in any ;deco, and interker gave 31:34) the idea ter a purealt. But lie /lid say that In 113 tang eepttri•enee of attending public artequets he had never witneseed (Ma0 etzeh a performer:tee ae Mr, f0:telzer's peditical assault on a foreign guest. leenanlettierc Ont. Jan. 221 1 fleet:. aged 50 yeare, employed by Wiltion Bros., lumbermen, dropped dead in the weentle- in East Oxford, where he W434: working Rs a Peale'T. yesterday afternoon. He was. step - sling ont of the cutter teelt'n be fell. and irararellatt'ly expired from apo- plexy. rerrilinte were brought to Woridetoele ehipped to Alvin, cle- ceased'e hoMe, to -day. ENGINEER EXONERATED. Verdict la Tunnel Disaster elionees the Railway 011ielais. New York, Jan. 117. -The coroner's investigation as to the causes of' the recent disaster in the tunnel of the New York Central Railway, in this city, was brought to a close to -night, when the jliTy, after being out three home anti five minutes, returned with a verdict, completely exonerating John Be. Walker and E. C. Pyier, the crew of the engipe that crashed into the rear end of the train, causing the death of' 17 people. The verdlet further places the blame for the co.n- ditions leading :up to the acciderst on the officials of the railroad. Beth 1Visker and Teyler were immediately discharged from custody by the eve- oner. EIISII MIME EIRE MK. Redmond's Motion Defe:ited by 237 to 1.34. JOHN MORLEY ON THE SUBJECT. London, Jan. 127. -The of Comnionte side evennig tiebatcal an amendment taferes1 by elr. eolin Red- mond, Irish leader, to 'le' aderess in reply to, the Riegle kipPi 0.11 in te en- ing the er st4.01 o .1.'arlia.1111q111. `1140 :1111111.1.Wk.I1t lilin g..31. 1'1311 ques- tion oi Irish pate -tauten, rielt;ocated estneminory land purchase, anti ete- elarat that lie lathe d. mended Immo- tiletely 'the attentieu et Parlament with a Ni.°W 10 11,4111.,411Z111.4 131, and the tiortrilment. Irish oeinion of a majority of Irelands Mr. .10118 alorls y. (lief S eem't try lor Ir aid. W V.k) 3111' prttloi- 1)133311 epetaker. artannente tosaleing Glasentsmitin :hien. lie strongly re- affirmed his aaltionion to Bonen 'Mien lif4trier•lif:yesitroshisitr" ra!t4tte4" nat3.111oilran'elftioarr inland the Reuse re..lt•s t.eseif-gov- s pennant 'that the reliet 'See fleet:v." ene tee e 4 re „meas. 10 tas. 3.31)4 (1)1141 paint tel the rteelet r. eeptieti the Iresh til I. vette,. to the redo*: suttee by lrestelent lloo-el•It. who. 10 824'4 west 30 then -ugh -en! aelay With 010 :rap!: iniae ' Preitiler, rrit I semi. r. vibe, lie i• .1. P the 39ona view... Tie. :tie1 ffIrlawr ce.'-erred that Doe nreateel od oltetionee Ventl melt rr*letialSwe .2 wan tlie till 11;0.114 I SNt e41 4 -.434i-it,; 1 4:1::'s I ill eiln.itcl8 el'1.•-•,3 !dot 13 0 :I reenitine to leolut orent Pritalit is tit pleat '1 3411431 ent.t• The te. 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"VA utt t 4411Att3) 3931 431;4:1 41721 1.E111.1.11,17ill. att1.1149 - • 3;31e antezee ante )1".eel:- teese ' twee% u31l3)e=p43A1g. _rev !A 4-e4 ,4 tag 4:4:31315h 141311-4:3313 4:31"7 7,L,CV,teil 313333e13e10, plitee "'''.1143 33133. 0 e'en esette ost Yea,. v,„ t!LIJP or e - tie* • -atenztee 9• ret -; 0. let a•-ele.„ tate te ;at v,760r1 il tr.* • 311-••4 elate:iv tra that eite e3:ea13e.3:er.3 13.1-332111:34131 , ette '3,'1323-73 13'3 313133.143 4:011-1 311111 4130' '411; 133147.4:4,31 V30- 1:43 1'331'111:33 ,:,14 331731 14e, the. •ezelen..elizet• 31731 3744.9 lo 114413.3, "lo "-A z 4:4 3:1-' eeatee nee, irate. 7330 Late 313013' '31' 031 313131144:34 ey elanyoeees. 133831 nebtalf ell the elelleens of Lension.22 11 etterviens at 1133 8'113112, Jan. •serviees cantinerserative 07 eeticees weee heed In tete Eng:fish) teettnreli 1181 1131. 1)1343 '31." bete to -day. Tee tireeeretar, la the analloetra ate Englieta drageen raaaireeetat ; tele Empress Aregniela Vile- : teedies e'rlatse are rtincess item7.y of leessia, tele 11:203:40433 aihatiy and 1112-13 sena, Sir Pear& Laneelies, lerfeliste Aintanssenetarto elletatiatty Vaunt von , netaellawe etteseseeinli eetenneoltar Eaton tent Stesteakereeteele ehe (*Meer el Print* 33447.3:7,3'54 E)' -7.54e47.3433 ettr. An- . seteate Wait43. tele ereenelesta A4:313e3143e31 nail Mr- aletzeasen. tee? ties! Feta rtastease of tete rend many atinee preatinent eiersens ettenteed. Taere gets it leave 4:33:tr.g747gfiLlir23,. tareireeed ratite. .tenetticatee. 5313:- 1 30' mereverinl sere:lees were heti in 1117'"I'a an 1 rtncip. EN-GiNEER ON FIRE. Jansped Into Water tank of Speed- ing Lceornolive. Bettelettem, it:I.-Wheel Le- eelley Engineer Zoete-ph Bless' 31134:13 33:itee, ae anal:tatters last niglit to repair a break in the nteene as the train spiel at 40 rates an inner. -one 431 the h.81ler twee renew eat ettet Fe -aiding eteetra nnveleparel 3:1)394: 4:14:0 ceseale frenst tite firebox were etteteri out ten him. As seetotee the hat eciale tratehal the engineer's ally se lathes the Inteer caught tire and lie W3154 - soon a sheet 01 name. The nnies banned 4:4:31 1)1141)4 teen "ittaelezt, eye - Leeman and bete ant reest.ti his thee, breast rani shred /era Then he eases. - into tea* weter tank and -Beta 543144:4:81 3)154 life. 0 HELD BAB,/ OVER STOVE.. ( tiorge johnson Jelled roe crieerity to Ills Cal 1.1ren. Bath, N. Y., elan. 27.--4%ere :tart - scene a negro, was tentay seneeneed t to six months in tete arearoe Comity Pemitenilarea bY Justine 0x11. son lived at Wallace, :hie mangy, and 31 yesterday held rale ter isie :win 1431- 31 eiz menthe all, over a red hot i st• until its beck WaS cave:eel with" blisters. 1 Ile tiler. rare:eel .ip tee oeber •chitel and street": his wife with it, injurinee the' baby severely.