| Show telegraphic NEWS WILKES BARRE pa F feb eb 13 sunday night during a drunken spree at silver brook six hungarians Hung arians were roasted to death they had been at a polish church dedication and returned home drunk A fight occurred lamps were overturned and exploded the names of those roasted alive were john elias john john bobinko Ko binko michael J En kovitch mary maulick and paul john maulick and wife and peter were burned so badly that they will die and their baby which was thrown out of the window will die six others were terribly burned 44 washington feb 13 in the case cas e of the united states vs jung ali ah lung in the supreme court of the united states today the decision is of particular interest and importance to california lung appellee was a chinese laborer who resided in the united states on novem november ber 1880 continued to reside there until october 1883 he then left san francisco for china taking with him a certificate of identification issued to him by the collector of that fourth port ort in the form required by the fourth section of the act of may ath 1882 chapter 22 statutes 58 this certificate was stolen from him in china and remained outstanding and upon returning from china to san francisco by vessel jung all ah lung was not allowed to land by the collector for want of a certificate and was detained in custody in port by the directions of the customs authorities on a writ of habeas corpus issued by the district the united states it appeared that he be corresponded in all respects with the description contained in the vouse registration books of the customs house of the person to whom the certificate was issued he was therefore discharged from custody and an order of discharge was affirmed by the circuit court this court in an opinion delivered by justice blatche blatchford ord holds first that jung ali ah lung was in custody under or by color of the authority of the united states and the district court had jurisdiction to issue the writ second that the jurisdiction of the court was not affected by the tact fact that the collector had passed on the question ot of allowing tile the person to land or by the fact that the treaty provides for diplomatic action in the case ot of hardship third that tte the case of jung ah lung was not to be adjusted under the provisions of the act of july 5 1884 chapter 23 statute where they differed from those of the act of 1882 fourth that in view of the provisions of section 4 of the act of 1882 in regard to chinese laborers arriving by sea as distinguished from those of section 12 of the same act in regard to one arriving by land the district court was authorized to receive the evidence it did in regard to the identity of jung ah lung and on the facts if found to discharge him from custody he the judgment of the circuit court is there tore lore affirmed ANOTHER DECISION A decision was also rendered in the case of the united states against the british steamer Stratha irly which is also a chinese immigration case from california this was a suit in the nature of a libel in renu remu a against ainest the british steamer to recover about in penalties for alleged violation of certain united states statutes which prescribe the number of chinese immigrants that shall be carried by steamers of certain siz size ethe the accommodations clat ions that such immigrants shall have on board the vessel and the delivery of a true list of such to the collector of customs in ia san francisco the defendant in the court below took exceptions to the libel on the ground that tile the facts set forth in it were not sufficient to create alien a lien on the vessel under any law in the united states the court sustained the exceptions and dismissed the bill the court how everin an opinion by justice matthews hol holds ds that the libel addes set forth sufficient cien cause of action and entitles the unit united ed states I 1 upon proof of facts to te recover under t the he first and second counts but that it must be dismissed us to the third the decree of the circuit court is therefore reversed and the case remanded with directions to take f further arthe proceedings in accordance with this courts opinion CHICAGO feb I 1 13 ralph lee who shot and dangerously wounded his stepfather banker rawson some months ago was today to day sentenced to 18 months in the county jail this is the extreme limit of the law of fence he beins being a minor the trial of his mother on the charge of instigating him to commit murder will come up next week WATERTOWN NY N Y feb 13 erwin A gardner who with his cousin ephraim gardiner was arrested and taken to 01 bensburg ogdensburg dens burg on tuesday last on the charge of smuggling opium ila has s has been released on 1000 bail his cousin is still in custo custody dk erwin gardiners gardinere Gar diners trunk which was masv seized has been found to io contain documents showing that gardiner was a united states inspector during four months in 1885 with headquarters on the pacific coast NEW YORK feb 13 united states commissioner lyman decided that the evidence was sufficient to send benson the alleged patti ticket forger back to mexico for trial bensons counsel was ranted granted a hearing lor for tomorrow to allow allow the introduction of new testimony SANTA FE FEN N M feb 13 archbishop jean baptiste lamy died at his bis residence in this city at 8 this morning of pneumonia aged 85 bishop lamy was born in france ordained a priest in 1838 came to america in 1839 and was ordained bishop and vicar apostolic of new mexico in 1857 in 1876 he was made archbishop arch bishop of santa fe with colorado Cb lorado and arizona as suf suffrages frages rages he resigned in 1885 on account of ill health the present prosperity of the catholic church in the southwest is due almost wholly to his tireless and unceasing labor the funeral takes place at the cathedral on friday CORK feb 13 the magistrate today remanded gilhooly M P tor for trial to the full sessions on OB march aad bail was refused ROME feb 13 signor signer coppino minister of public instruction and ana signor Sarra ceo minister of public works have resigned the tribune states the war department has ordered provisions and ac coutre ments to be held in readiness in full fall supply as if the army were to be mobilized LONDON feb 13 the chronicles rome home correspondent says the pope in an audience in reply to statements re regarding L r g the situation in ireland said h he e gh hoped p ed t to 0 0 obtain b tali n concessions from england E ga d on the th e irish question quest ioa provided d d th the ea rish irish adopted adopt eda a peaceful attitude sir michael hicksbeach hicks beach will shortly enter the cabinet IN LOUISVILLE feb 13 the suit of sarah E wife of deputy collector alexander mcintosh of new albany to break the will of her father W 0 despaux the great glass manufacturer ila fac has been compromised ri mrs rs mcintosh secures about worth of property philadelphia feb 13 19 master workman H J skeffington of the shoemakers national district assembly no after a consultation with the general executive board tonight telegraphed instructions to te henry 9 S goodenough at cincinnati to keep all the workmen out until the manufacturers should to open their shops under the rules made between district and the ein employers in may 1887 which rules were to continue until may lot of this year PANAMA feb 14 much excitement has been caused in guayaquil Gu ayaquil owing to the spanish priest temporarily in charge of the bishopric i lot of guayaquil Gu ayaquil having excommunicated the judges of the supreme Sli preme court A mob in which many of the best cnown known citizens of f guayaquil Gu ayaquil were prominent stoned the bishopric palace from thence they went to the residence of dr nevia the legal adviser of the stones being thrown dr nevia and some friends who were with him fired on the crowd the police also acted similarly several persona were killed and wounded before a troop of soldiers appeared and restored order the governments action in defending the church party was the cause of the trouble which it is believed will yet be more serious in its consequences NEW YORK feb 14 the antipoverty society has struck on a rock at a meeting of the executive committee last night jar dr mcglynn as president of the society announced that he had appointed ten new members of the committee this was charged as an attempt to pack the committee in his favoran order to stave off possible censure bensun on himself for his recent criticism of henry george A row raw ensued and the factions separated each then reorganized and read the other faction out of the society philadelphia feb 14 david R hill treasurer of the philadelphia lodge of elko is charged with embezzling bezz ling the f funds of the lodge to the amount of and a warrant has been issued for his bis arrest LONDON feb 14 there have been heavy snowstorms snow storma storms in the west of england in scotland and in wal wales les two trains are snowed up between bath and bristol SAN REMO feb 14 the german crown sprince passed a restless night but slept this morning he is without fever feve r and there are no bad symptoms I 1 in a his throat festivities ABANDONED BERLIN feb 14 Owin owing g to the condition d of the crown crow prince e the emperors ball which was to have been given tonight to night and the guards fete have been abandoned CHICAGO feb 14 martin A ryerson son of the millionaire lumberman Ryer ryerson SOD who died recently yesterday gave in trust property worth to eight charitable institutions four catholic and four protestant oscar field the well known horseman died here yesterday NEW YORK feb 14 shortly before ten this morning as the reed avenue street car filled with people was passing under a large derrick used in erecting the elevated railroad structure on Broadway near sumner avenue brooklyn the ropes sustaining the derrick gave way and the derrick fell on the car crushing it in like an eggshell seventeen of the passengers on the car were injured and two were killed it is said that some persons were buried underneath the ruins and workmen are now engaged in removing the debris to learn if there are any other victims of the disaster seven people are abow believed to have been crushed rw TO death in the horse car later it is definitely learned that only four people were killed in the brooklyn street car accident four foar of the wounded are reported as likely to die DUBLIN feb 14 the mayor of cork has been convicted of the charge of assaulting a police sergeant at the plan of campaign meeting and sentenced to 14 days imprisonment without hari hard labor LONDON feb 14 it is officially announced that sir michael hicksbeach hicks beach his been appointed president of the board of trade in place of lord stanley of preston who will succeed lord landsdowne as governor general of canada NEW YORK feb 13 thomas edison as invent orand the western aaion telegraph company as owners have received letters patent on the new dew harmonic telegraph method of jofs aus ans mission by which two or more messages may be sent in the same or different directions on the same wire TRENTON N NJ J feb 14 in the senate today a bill was introduced providing that the death penalty shall hereafter be inflicted by electricity the act provides that in sentencing a criminal the judge shall name the week during which the execution shall take place and within the week so designated the sheriff of the county shall select a day not previously to be made known to any one except the persons allowed to be present besent at the execution these sh shall fr be the sentenced the jud judge e prosecuting attorney E two physic physicians ans twelve reputable citizens two clergymen if if requested and seven assistant sheriffs the corpse subsequently must be burled buried with enough quicklime to consume it or be given up for dissecting purposes newspapers are prohibited from reporting the exe execution cation further than a bare mention of the event cincinnati feb 14 B F hopkins quite ill with dropsy of the bowels B guite is 0 physician says that it if a new trial li is not ot granted he will make affidavit that it will be dauger dangerous to his bis life to remove him to the penitentiary ORLEANS feb 14 the mardi opened today with a gorgeous pa genst philadelphia feb 14 the warrant for the arrest ot of hill was recalled tonight it was found that lie he had only mixed the lodge money with his bis own and there was no ment ogdensburg N Y feb 14 erwin gardner aaker ball bail to answer charges of opium smuggling was arrested again today on a like charge dispatches received from agent myers of san francisco say gardner who claimed to be a government employed emp loye acting under myers myerst instructions was an impostor and another pacific coast official telegraphs oat the prisoner was once the leader of a smuggling band on the coast ill feb 14 E early arly this morning a mob lynched alonzo holly helly colored who was in jail for criminally assaulting a white woman two or dr three months ago BOSTON feb 14 mrs robinson under sentence of life imprisonment for poisoning ref refuses uses to eat and declares tier her intention to starve herself to death LONDON feb 14 in the commons trevelyan resumed the debate on the address in reply to the queens speech the coercion act had done little to suppress crime but a great deal to hock chock public opinion the conviction of twelve in members embers of the commons would happily do more than any anything thIR else to bring about a settlement of t the 6 irish question it was obvious that the government meant to pursue their policy of oppression in ireland refusing ref us even to concede a modicum of self government sir george reminded the leaders af pf of the liberal unionists that after six months of the carnarvon regime they had bad vot edan extension of local government in ireland why were they now silent major taunted trevelyan evelyan Fr rr with his change of opinion and quoted extracts from the batters lat speech denouncing noun cing the league and Gladston Glad stones els pid policy 0 I 1 ey the Parnel lites as said W were er me men n who were never law abiding alinga ic and d never would be let the I 1 law aw be what hat it may an irishman is not a man jhb naturally sampat sympathizes cizes with law of any ki kind nd lie he denounced gladstone as blinding the people eople to the immoral teachings of the beagle league labouchere said that major saunder sau oderson was the mouthpiece of the conservative club which had been formed to compel a reluctant government to protect the interests of irish landlords his speech was evidence of the failure of coercion because he demanded more coercion he concluded with a severe attack upon the government with reference to the mitchelstown Mitchels town affair which he be said demanded a very strict inquiry thomas W russell liberal unionist member for tyrone made a long speech in which he be commended the governments policy urged balfour to go straightforward and have neither eyes nor ear ears for anything outside toe the four corners of the laws and shut his eyes to the pestilential motions of members of the commons and the priests should receive different treatment from that to which the peasants were subjected anderson member from elgin liberal gave notice that he would introduce an amendment to the adar address ess in favor of the appointment of a land commission similar to the irish commission for scotland where a fall iu in the price of produce has rendered it impossible to pay rents unless they are arc rea reduced BERLIN feb 14 prince bismarck had a long audience with the emperor william today in the evening the chancellor gave a political banquet S SAN AN RE M 0 feb 14 mackenzie in his report on the crown princes case will quote professor virchous Vir chows declaration cl bl that 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