| Show TELEGRAPH TIDINGS the new york times goes after the president with a sharp stick republican prospects bright in the southern states the baptists in new york sympathize with john by W U Telez telegraph raph to the I lerald ld I cruglio fire PonT PORTLAND LAND or may 25 th this morning a cargo of limo lime on board tho tile steamer aquiba il caught fire the vessel will probably have to bo be scuttled the loss is estimated at with no insurance nince A bully may 25 A recent number of oatlie the dail daily chuen published ertain letters of C D paston and criticized him sharply this morning paston met J A whitmore editor of the citizen and without saying a word drew a revolver revolver and fired at whitmore missing ii him uni paston has been arrested the citizen will to today day denounce noo him as a cowardly assassin and bully coming corning to cincinnati Cinc lanatto ca ohio may 25 23 james G blaine with henry G davis both said to bo be interested in the project of tho the baltimore cincinnati A western railway are expected here in the morning as also is gov foster lion ilon thomas L young who ia is interested te in the last named road is here blaine AV AUGUSTA aUSTA me may 25 it may be stated on the best authority that th the statements about the afla collapse aso of the blaine boom which have obtained wide circulation arc are without a semblance of accuracy blaine lias has not yet stated whether lie will accept the invitation to head the congressional ticket and while its not I improbable amro bable that he will bo be retained it is b by no means true that his declination will bo be the result of any consid considerable erble blo appo stion to his candidacy the statement that the petitions asking him to stand have been refused signature by collector lot morrill of portland and gen joshua L chamberlain is incorrect inasmuch as neither gentleman has hau hat an opportunity to decline signing sign iann inc nor is it truo true that signatures h have livel been erased from the petitions ns in an open state convention tomor to mor row there would not be more than 50 anti blaino blaine votes blaine whether a candidate or gotwill no not twill will talethe lead of th tho campaign in person southern republican mackey says saya the political political wat effect of seating him not the principle of the thing is actuating the democrats to filibuster the democrats are satisfied that the seating of one or two republican contestants from the south this year will encourage the republicans in numerous districts throughout the south where no contests were made last election to make such this year year I look upon the filibustering of democrats as a fight for the next house rouse they feel certain the republicans will loso lose a number of districts in the north while the republicans especially in the south on the other hand feel they will gain a number of districts in the south if two or more of their southern contestants in this congress g ress are seated the democrats seem to think that if they can keep republican contestants from the south out this time they will make no contest for seats in the next congress by a failure of these contests contest ants the southern republicans would be greatly dis heartened in their future efforts to obtain their rights there is no doubt that many democrats in tho the south aro are getting sick and tired of being forced year after year to commit these outrageous frauds to return solid democratic delegations from those states to congress therefore in nearly all southern states where the tile legislatures have redistrict districted re edthe the state one or two districts at least have invariably been set off as republican to be represented by republicans this is the case in at least ten states in tho the south in some of these there will be two republicans public ans elected and sent to congress so that there will willbe bo at least twenty republicans in the next house from the south Fa Favor favoring lnor the mongolians Mongo lians NEW YORK may 25 at to days session of the american baptist homo missionary society jubilee meeting the committee on chinese missions presented their report which caused a general debate on the chinese question the committee believe that the passage by congress of the bill prohibiting chinese immigration was not demanded by any actual peril to our institutions or our industries the number of chinese Im immigrants migran its in this country ia is insignificant in comparison with other immigrant po populations pu lations and in the very nature of things must remain insignificant the chinese are not a mi migratory people le and if they leave leavo t their native F land d it I is with the expectation of speedy return the report concludes bv by advising ady ising t to help ho to encourage t the 11 chinese el linese now in this M country so that when they the return to their own native land they will bring back a good impression P n of the united states and g germs e of f christianity rev G S abbott of california expressed himself as strongly opposed to chinese immigration dr thomas of brooklyn favored tho the immigration of all and thought there was no danger of the chinese ca capturing turing the country dr r potter of springfield t was in favor of restricting immigration dr boyd of st louis thought we should welcome the chinese even if it affected our pockets dr baker of salem oregon said that tho the christian people of the pacific coast were not opposed to legitimate immigration and he favored the chinese tho report of the committee was then adopt adopted od at the evening deion rev IV lawrence of illinois and nd rev P 11 henson ilenson of chicago Chicag ii made addresses leenson II li enson speaking of the chinese question eaid said it was one that affected civilization and no embargo from washington could eliut shut off immigration through tho tile golden gate the ten years bill was a failure lie ile had no faith in congress and no faith falth in common schools unless their teachings were I impregnated M regna ted with christian principles ri caples to educate only mans brain irain he said was to put a diflo in the ile hands of a modoc ho ile had no faith in newspapers and sometimes thought all newspapers newspapers except religious ones should bo suppressed Con conkling klings pi lend cincinnati slay may 25 the cominer albany special bays says ex speaker george 11 II sharpe was questioned by several friends in relation to Con klings comments in the tile new york herald on the senatorial struggle did you you inspire the article in the Kings kingston freeman which drew out this statement of conkling he lie was asked I did not replied tile ex speaker I had no knowledge of its existence until it was in print the article appeared eared in tho the freeman of friday last I was here at the time and did not return to kingston until sunday but I had no connection with the article whatever mr marseilles editor of the paper is is responsible for it and I think thin arar ho I ie knows how hor to take care of himself you know how the freeman kelnan was one of tho the three or four stalwart papers that advocated Con klings re election marseilles was b here ere a great deal during that struggle and has a good deal of perso personal aal knowledge of tho subject A year ago it was reported and the tile statement has frequently been repeated since that at the conference conf crenco of the stalwarts Stal warts in new york in may previous to the election you made a speech e h in which you earnestly urged vc conkling ing to go to albany and seek election reelection re s I never made such a speech it is a falsehood did you advise conkling to go to albany to seek election reelection re no let mr conkling give the names of the men who advised him to go to albany I should like to know their iiames names I dont know who they were and yet I think I would have known if any one knew them let Conk conkling linz disclose tho the names oft of theses liesa men and expose them with the shame of having given him such advise whom did he consult in washington before resigning his place as U US senator did he consult any of hia his friends here or in ho ile never consulted them lie went back anthem on them and now seeks to put his defeat for election reelection re on their shoulders yes let us know who was responsible forthal defeat after arthur NEW may 20 the times time says of the recent appointments if the president imagines that to stand well with tho the country it ie is necessary to a appear as tho the author ofay policy er or ye the pear champion h a maion ofay of my party we think he has made a grievous blunder if his policy is to cow consist in n curnin turning one set of men out of office and putting another in merely to satisfy the demands of his personal adherents if his party is to consist solely of arthur as distinguished from those otiose who are only republicans then lie will show that the blunders of his predecessors who reached the chief magistracy by vice ilice presidential succession have yielded him neither instruction nor warning spanish affairs AlTa lr MADRID may 25 21 at a council of ministers today to day there was revealed a difference of views on the tariff policy oli y between premier sagasta and ministers n of finance of the colonies and that of public works no decision however was arrived at the favorable reports of the authorities on the state of the crops after the last nine days rain raia fall hayo have decided to adjourn the proposed suspension of import duties on corn the captains general af pf of catalonia and of the basque provinces report that the tile agitation Is not spreading much since the appearance of several small bands which slowly retired toward the frontier before tho the troops the cuban deputy bennor labra presented a memoria memorial for immediate abolition of slavery and the tete veteran ran liberals democrats and republicans will vote for the motion but tho the cabinet declines to modify the law fixing the abolition till 1888 tariff commissioners washington WASHING TOV may 25 the star flyg it is reported that five of the nine tariff commissioners have been agreed upon riz ex vice president wheeler alex Mitche llWis former democratic representative in congress now Fre president aident of the chicago st jt paul railroad john L clayes mass formerly president of the national woolen association henry W oliver pittsburg leading iron manufacturer and R P porter formerly in charge of the statistical bureau of the census office A war of races may 22 the telegrams special from baton rouge la says A reign of terror exists in st martins parish over the lynching lunching lyn ching of joseph E jenkins and eugene Azar negro on tho the icah dinst bands of armed no gerocs roes arc are voin going g about in bille ille swearing vengeance vengeance anco and a war of races is a dreaded sixteen of the lyn chers have been arrested and are now in the parish jail Thelyn the lunching lynching lyn ching elling odthe of the two men was particularly atrocious jenkins Jen kina hands were not tied and when he grasped the rope he be broke both of his arms arnis his ilis wife who was among the spectators also earnestly be begged among ge for his life alp ilp he had a week previous waylaid his brother in la lay raphael Co Costil stille lenear near beaus bi bridge go g and shot and killed him azar had been arrested soi some me timo previous for killing a young roan man at valle valley but at the tile inquest ky killing illing appeared to haye have been in self defense and he was out on SOO bail ball georgia Geor elit peaches ATLANTA may 25 georgia fruit growers are devising ways to get peaches to the western and northern markets quickly and cheaply cared caved in NEW nm YORK may 25 A portion of a section in one of thespo the shafts ats of the biyer tunnel caved in tod today to d day Y killin killing one man instantly and fatally injuring two others |
