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Newspaper Page Text'M-T ware W mm A* Ac 1m ited Diacualn of Ike Silver Qaaetloa. *■■11 ulTmm luiki (m Hint- n« :«wntoci*iBM ruM ■mm ol l>» Imni CmBliim. iMtku announced the eppoiatmeot of Singleton of Missleelppl, Wileon of Week Virginia ui Pbei; ■ of New Jersey Mr nfembere of the hoard < f regents of the Bmitbeonlen iietttu- tton. lot wee given. iten e memorlel from sabs offl) BKiHOI Brown present the legislature of Q orgla relating whet 1* known as the T ezevan* claim. It reeMee- tkot e^agtOM bed epproprtsted $36,655 to pay the claim but the money bed not been paid, end the amount had been debited agatnkt the credit of the atete on a demand not reoognleed by the state jof Georgia, ant) orglng oongreaeto fJSSSt-Mkib a-Tb. ss:iS rjs rar tM frto Logan naked what was i the words, "a elalm not r ‘MSS. i the direct issolntion authorising the appoint- Bek submitted for reference In the it of thirty-one aeaalon commit* committee on floanoe, a 'ubitltute bletoty In wbloh our offioi s**aas mlttees 4b*m Burrows, of Mlohltran, from the IKn^^&^n^saufiigdn the postmaster-general for informlN tlon as to the ohangea made In the malls, and also as to wbat molflties are t eoeasary to enable him to make a thorough and satisfactory examina tion of ibis aubUct Adopted. Morrison, of Illinois, from the committee on ways and mesne, re* ported the customary resolution for the distribution of the president's message Referred to the committee of the whole. Randall, of Pennsylvania, from the committee on appropriat ons, report ed a resolution authorising that com* mtttee to have printed; such docn - ments bearing on the subject of ap propriations as it may deem proper. Committee of the whole. , Caldwell, of Tennessee, from the, committee an lakes regulating the deoUoB^if a president end vice pres I- dent, reported baok Without amend ment the Hoar presidential succession Ml) and it Wss placed on the house calendar. Cooper, of Ohio, gave notloe that he would file a minority report. Geddee, of Ohio, from the oommit* jMjiiLgtf claims, reported a bill for thepaymentof TWTBUM VI JCftp psa-vw u . MW rale to call the oommtt'.c** fpr affBLiLTffSuSiLC lion. fof the committee sing te mlngton. On behalf of the same committee Hammond, of Georgia, called up aud "Provided, that when any criminal . prosecution shall be removed from ' areSatahmart tek.tbe United State; * eoWf betere'presentment by tbe grand Jury or 1 indictment or infor nation snail have ' esn made and filed against the defendants in the ^itamdourt, H shall be lawful fer the state court to proceed in such case so far as to have such presentment or indtatewntor information made and flltf In threat ate court* add after tbe same is so made aod filed the clerk of the United States court shall issue i of certiorari to the state oourt tax. Thevpetitlon, on Logan's sugges tion, providss as follows t directed In all payments hereafter made . of. IntereM—.on. bonds add Dotes or» the Udlted States end Tu the purcbehe or payment of one percent of the entire debtor the United States for a sinking fond as now required by law, to pay out gold and silver coin as nearly as poe- sible In tbe same procortion in wbloh gold oolmand certificates and silver Ooin end certificate* were reoelved during tbe preceding fisoal year for duties on imported goods. Beck said tbe finance oommlttce had bad Eustis’ resolution up this morning, but had -not fiuished its consideration. In order that the committee may have thn subject ful ly before It, he asked reference of his substitute to that Committee, and It <was so referred. ■ iji Pugh resumed hie renarka an Beck’s slider resolution. The Lon don press, be (aid; had Joined the money kings of our eastern states In demanding of congress a suspension of a’lver ooinege. They wanted to ■weep away every kind of money but gold. Then, Indeed, wa should have no god but gold, and no king but national banka Silver, Pugn Instated, heff tftft bretrtreated fairly, ir by otut- public i (Boers or the ;< but It ||aut ,hild hpraa well lie Id ip spite,of them. Wbenevi jp - JtSartj^sxs lawsofsnpply and demMotf, if then it should not hold i|A own, Pugt be controversy sett s I, doubt thi* Silver wou d t right In any oaee. Pugh expressed bis willingness to support any change In,the IxiejUigtbufJba. would withdraw any paper currency under en dollars, or even twenty dollars, so as to give the entire field for Ibe use of small bllla or small change to tllver and si ver certlfi ca'/s He advocated the pssS'ge of by asiuMaitt® Isn> olffLffue. Bo, tbe tAt <UM# e >ijkldL t>a VvP told ne that thsy wanted sliver ooinage stopped not for their own advantage; O, t o I but for the sake of the poor workingman, whom they preferred to their own chlefest J"y. V >t o > ridiculed tit a pretension md ssld the war on silver was in the Interest not of those who l»b«r, but of those who speculate iu money. Io reply to the statement that the peo ple would : o take tbi elver dollar, a 4 vhat when Isseed I* had always Q9U»e^ifck : to thh Unasu»y, Vanoe oon tended that tbe law r quired our > ffloers to pay It out, and if it on me baok. to pay It out- again If tbi 111* "A. d r. laws, (her-, w uld have been no dif ficulty with the sliver dollar. They officers ab- they law. The money lotds of tbe time were tbe reaLtttntrollenmf our monetary tfflR«3lo e rds W ^kB^X“*Mes! but they did not have tbe earns cuss of persons to .deal with.. ‘ Of one tbinkjrore them,!!, Vanoe tsid,a£waViV&et InXhl<.country where the people rule e-ii ver is not going to be demontleed.” Brown refcitrtked' that OksocourU of i a\, savtre . > hoataadjMs he would prefer ' to postpone till Thursday next the delivery of bis remarks on tbe silver• question, end Maxeyt stated that be mo ^fould ad dress tbe senate on that -day on tbe same subject. The senate, at 2:46, ecutive session. A’, doors were reopened sdlourued. , SflLL'FftWZINUl went into ex- 5 o'clock tbe and the senate WONDERFUL OCCUUDENCE raw? ,M,I » SvsSm hsa Mer TruM. Spsetsl *r> ■-ealrer-Raa. Columbus, Neb, January 12 News am> Just rescued bare from a farm bouse several miles north that MiunIs Dishner^tbeN^rsskaslcap- BaMdsy.Jfsuuux 8 the seventieth day or her bysKrc-orieUptie trance deep TitafMms have Men' iUupafc-- able until Dteriresenl ligte, MU 'ibe news of bifrnoveiy oeived before. Tbe girl fell Into the irsnoe from which she has now re-, vised October 26 last. During the [Bog interval she has lain to. all appcaianeea a lifeless being, with the exception of respiration aid-Wllsdteu^hto Miss Dishner awoke her mind was apparently dear and unimpaired, her appetite ai d general feelings good, but her arms aud legs were paralysed She esys she was conscious during the whole time of her protracted trauoe, but b she exerted.hsr u’nqpet pq: te a writ of certiorari tc mswxftfft-* - after snob presentment or lndioiment waa made and filed in such state •ourt ” erl; Tbe.bnuae ltjea. at 1 o'clock, Ph motion of Reagan of Texas, went S to a coaqmittee of the wholt (Blount Georgia, in the chair) for the Con sideration of thepresideui’s message. Reagan took the floor with a long and carefully prepared epeech upon :tbe fluBPOial qu:s Ion, advocating a double standard of value, condemn ing the national banking tyatem aud arguing in favor of applyibg a por tion of the surplus in the treasury to the gradual payment of the public He earnea'iy combatted tbe Itibri to suspend the cofnttge of ver, dollar, maintaining that bourse wduld bave tbe efleet of making a few more millionaires and adding)* rgsly to tha army of Ira tape and paupers. At tbe oonoluslcn of iMgao’s speech the, houae, at 2:15 pm, adjourned. • B< I M lutw ■! > ->4 Cockrell, from tbe committee on military allairs, npmrfedlfatafab*y tbe bill providing that copies of Carolina, now In the war depart-, ment, be furnished by ’tbb^seciwkry of war to suid state. HA Logan, feem thh oommittee on military aflairs, reported lavorably - .thebill providing for the purobasc of tbe old prodace exchange biitldtng ■ad sit* in New York olsy for army purposes. The bill appropriate^ $450,- 000, or so much as may be neoe-sury for the purobare yf the site and tbe neotssary alterat'ous and remod eling ol the, building. L->gaD asked that the bill be considered at once. The location, be said, was muoh more convenient than tbe bntlding now used for military pur- poses of tbe government, being muoh nearer Governor's Island. The bill, on Logan’s motion, was read the third time and passed. Tbe president pro t m! naked tbe perm'silon of tbe senate to be absent after to-morrow for tbe remainder of tbs week aud that Senator Hawley i him tnat na n snail oe g v-u tobltfi that jpCMTIot stu»b - au awl'v even tfiWllttle tbat-tet h.” Kfttt ooDsldeftfig tW^bes- silver. Vance followed. He said tbe pres ent attempt of tbe moueyed men of the world to depredate silver was one of the greatest conspiracies ever, seen. It wue a tyrannical aud orbel blow, directed at tbe ommon people of all lauds. The banner of the at tacking party should bear lu plain leuere the words of ihe holy writ, "To him that ha h_shall be g;v-u aud taken hath, _ tion of the whole amnuut of mouey in use in the world, Vance went on to show that tbe growing com meroe and increasing population required increased money facilities Tbe increase of our populatiou, he said, wsc 8 per cm per annum, aud our manutautureat24 per cent. Tne mines of ihe wprtd were yielding only fX Der cent incre .se of the prea ent uio. ey supply, v yei we vvere twiw that we musr obliterate 54 per uentof tbe mot ey supply, that being tbe ratio of silver iu tbe world’s at ek ol coin. Tbe suocena of the til rts agate st silver would re suit in the greatest indus trial calamities. -Every T .species of property would ehrtnk, the only exceptions to that result being gold and debts which would be increased to the extent to wbtoh property would have shrank. Every public oreditor, Vanoe eaid, took our silver in writing to take I ; but we were told that silver had gone down. This was not so muoh true as that gold p Vanoy read from lb lets to show that American's! dollars were at a premium over tbe silver colas of Eng land and France. Iu the curse of hie economic reading—he said from Moses to Bunset Cox [laugher] be had never met a ca*e so weak as that mflfid'tow by the enemies of sti ver. He hnd heard many oases ar gued in school boy olubs aud in cross roads debdlug Boolutle-; be had heard pleas made from tbe tpll end or ginger- bread carte, and f ad read endless platitudes in tbe C mgret- sionai Record, but he bad nevt r met or seen worse abuse of lcglo or a feebler attempt to outrage common cense than tbe argumeols used by our backers, bondnolders and gold men generally lit the discussion of this silver question. The rapacity of avarice, he said, waa so repugnant to tbe moral sens* of mankind that it a!way; sought to dlsgulK Its U£i!n::a until the foufh other sleep, when the electric bai ter? was applied. Since then ah* bee suffered a thousand agonies oi body, aud at times it seemed se il "her mind would give way under thf strain, and she now c.^mplaine ol terrible physical Bufferings iu cot se quence of the ebcck to ner system; The doctor iu attendance eaye, how ever, that she will recover in a short timfi and will atep">*f*iir full use of , vv Ware -at IftjUMfc •Ivsr SiiHa Ont st tiiaM— ■kalian IS< Uka laffT wa 1 Us— vmmt -w r r _ . Vla, Janaary 12 higbt was tbe ooldeat ever Tm her lltti HIGH HANDED BOBBEBT, Dtannlls Bi ■!(» MltkaS oat sftbt Skis > talarr la SbI skims Isle Me eaaale. i-wM '• Mr«sr«r-t»a. CoLJHBt)^,'O, January 12 —;The oommiLtee ou privileges and elections in tbe house of repiesentativee this morning reported a resolution lo un- eeat nine democratic members from Hamilton county The resolution was am.:t ded so a to provide that a hearing be acoorded tbe ur Bated inf dkbefl’J/The reeolution was adopt ed under the previous question, and the seats were then declared vacant amid the greatest ernfusion. Nine republican members came forward aod were sworn in by the speaker. republl- mocrats. useated democratic members to turn over tire keys of their desks. The action to , day is an ample assurance ofiheelre- veo tlon ol tbe two branchts to-mor- ... ana were sworn in vy lue »( PBmmm Columbus, O, January 12 —Eiob brsnen ol me legislature voted sepa rately lo-dsy ou the candidate fo« U .lied fitates senaior. In tbe senate Tburtnan .received 20 votes and Biter- man 17, a d«m< oratio majority ol 3 Iu the house Thurman received 41 voice and Bite.-man 67, a republican. majority of 26 At noon to-morrow the legislature will vote In Joint con vention. Tha Cklshi Mast e*. Snout to aMalier-aas. Saor&mbnto, Cala, Jan 12 —All Chinese workmen la ’the Pioneer, Bscrameuto end P! oeiix flour mills, the Capitol wooleu mills aod the American laundry were discharged yesterday. Three hundred white xta slU ha employ ed in their thermometer at the office recorded fifteen and the above aero. Private latera recorded twelve. This te three degreM lower than ever be fore recorded ' at tbe signal offioe her« Young orange trees Are prob ably killed to the aurfom of the ground It ie not thought that'he older trees are much hurt, The weather is now cloudy end tbe tern perature Is slowly rising. CMAtTAMoouA, Tnnif, January l&$The lowest temperature at the tflloe thte morning waa dero autf in thV foWer portions ofthe ql y two wuwir smw. The weather is u o-le rat ing tbie morning- Chattanooga, January 12 —The coltj or >he paat tw*c .days /a tbe it extraotdluaiy Spell of winter er ever experienced In thle aeo- YeMerday morning it wss 7 Atlte s'gual,office and'9 below gr points ifi; the cite. Last t a! 10 o’rlock'll roomay ■ ;ro Previous t' M spell 0 ddest temperetuiwhddwiaoorited 1 was 1 degree bCNW isro. The erlog ihroughoupAWt'e section is lutauee Railroad trsfflo Is virtually suspended No freight trains have ..tanning on the Virginia and ’la and tbe Cincinnati Southern tee days end.passenger trains itlrely out cJ tegulatlon. N 1 has arrived (ranmutt lu this •Wpton of ooaqtnrtor.te'bour. until ypsterday, whetftojfofigAI'd paaeen gar ttatne aftiri% lima Cincinnati, iwo&avlng been ou: 41 hohrs. Tbe >e of freight is causing a coal aud the prospiot Te very _ Three ef thelargeet-todoa are already ohsed for went of coal, arid tralest a supply,arrives to day the situation will be alarming Tbe suffering among the poor sMrusavsmr lieved u>. the aasooiated oharilies yes terday Fully 8000 halt's are out of employment ou aooount of tbe oold "er. vr ■■ OSTA, Ga, January 12—The ai Ire sen over at 10 o'dbck ruing in front, of the olty „ e morutng, whdtt it waa six de 'gives above taro. Tbe weather la nsoderaiiug, bqt s still dear and, :fr<isittg. • ■Washington, January .12 —The ttjiniuriiqf temperature ofthe preeent bold a ave was reaobed this mdVnthj whep the thermometer at tbe signs . ffice reeistere,; 26 degrees above Wfo. At S o'olock this evening M ratood at 10 above zero. , Staunton, Va., January 12— Last bigpt. Wee tbe coldest ia tbie section for years. Mercury was 10 below gno title motuing and Jt has been in tenaely cold alt day. The malls on aome of the a ar routes are abaD (toned. Plattsbubg N Y, January 12 — The thermometer pi 9 o’clock this morning rfegtstefmi 27 'degrees below ferp, tfblott is obout toe average temt psTa'iirrltf Clinton county, except at Biackbrnok,. where mercury is aaid to nrftfifc. N Y, January 11 - A: WtiilehaU this Uiorning tbe mer cury ie 28 .below, at Port ,§enry 24, Warren-burg 32 Lake Olen f t-‘Fslls 26, Ann 26 below Tbe weather in the piaoe- oauoed is clear, Host n January 12 - From north ern New Hampshire and Vermoni and ihe country d a riots of th,estate come reports of very oold weaiber;33 degreea. b U W at L> 'caster, N H', 40 below at Moretown, V, 14 below at F rxbarough, Mass O her parts of Now Eoglsud report oorrespondii.g effects of ihe oold wave. , Galveston, January 12—At about 1 (I’olbck Ibis m >rning a ifgbt snow began falling. By daylight a regular northern snow storm was ou tbe ci f, and by 10 o’olook sixinohesof ent>1 bad fallen. , Then the weather began moderating and the snow began to mqlt . and thousands of clerks and others (n the buslhees part of town enfoyed the novelty of snowballing. Even the . oldest inhabitants admit it iswasthe heaviest snowfall ever snow storms 61 oonsitierabw H»Wgpl qde, but pope of tpem. tfiualafi the oue of to-day. - i RtUHMONb, ‘ VA-i Jan 12 -t-ti' a night w»e the Qphjw't yfjLfie present spell,, the ibermoouter at 6 o’clock 1 inis morning marking in sheltered loosliiies from six to eight degrees above zero aod in exposed placet s’an ding from zaro id two above. This, however, was mqre endurable, owing to tbe absence Of wind, tbun tbe weather of the has) three days, when high winds prevailed. A dispatch from Froderiokaburg says this morning was the coldest ex perienced slues 1868,tbe thermometer registering 10 degrees below s?ro. Two negroes were found, one in a bay loft and the other In a smoke house, badly froaan. One will lose both legs and is likely to die. Ad- vioea from other points of the state lndloa s a similar condition of wsatbsr. Khokvxuua Town, January 12.- ^.baa 1 , 8Q.d«wSa Vbnv, moroTTglt, «j2ta $ *L low aero, the coldest avar fipown hats or in east Tenneasaa. Tan- naaaaa rlvar la f.pasn pv*r Mlow jhe otty for iba first time In fifttep years Tha oold weather baa . bad no foot on business and the dulls and teotoriaa have been running all tbe tithe. Tha relief as sociation raised sufficient money in two boars lo supply the needs of the floor for food ana foal. There baa >a«n but little delay In tha malls from tha east, bnt western mails have not bean regular. Jacksonville, January 12 —Tha temperature baa kept below freealng md there Is iromiee of night. Tha highest point recorded at tbe signal < ffioe to day was 27 tlewreee Dispatch a from all parts of Florida show that tha ojld wave enveloped almost thewhole penlcralar. At Bt Augu.Una mercu ry waa di wo to 15 tbia morning.. At Fernandlna It waa also 15 aud there was good skating. At Tampa’there Waa a feligbr flurry of snow yesterday itetnpqn At ^Pnnfo Rosea tha 1 * * degrees Were her -burg 32 5, leconderago 24, F rt org- 30 oudy probably over. WASHINGTON GOSSIP. IHIiMU Malrm a Uil- UU sllkt rraliMil appa auasato. Washington,January 12—Among the bills ini roduoed In tha aauata to • day was one by M igsn to increase the sahool fund in oer.aln townships In Alabama It provides that the f trooeeda of the sales of cent and iron ands In the state of Alabama wbloh are required to be sold under the act excluding public lands lo 1 Alabama from tba operations of tha laws re lating to mineral lam’c shall be paid to .(he state for tha benefit, of tb townships in which suok landa are aliu-'ed. » CONFIRMATIONS! ,1 Tha senate iu • x-outtvs aeaelon to day son firmed the following uoaoias tlons : Postmasters — Eugene L Brown, Eufauls, Ala; May M F.>ro«, H-lma; Wm H WUdS, Tnse»| o<-; Riuben A Mttch’dl, Opfl^a; Job. W McA 'Islsr. Florenc.; Dtnlei Lid- dell, GadMii; J B Cook, Marlon; Gao O Clisby. Montgomery; B-i Jatniu Harrison, Pslatfca, Fla: H W Whit field, Hawklnsville. Gt; Y G Rust. Albany; B -njamtn O Bussell, Balnbrldge; Win Milner, Oartcrs- vllle;Tboa Har<1*m»n, Macon; Mrs GA Hastings, ; PitK 'Glb»on, Ml-k; JaaC Read, Corinth: G W Thomas, Canton; T JBiokes, Msooh; J W Mo Master, H z ; Bamuel A Ashe Raietgn, N C; Wat U L®wls, States- villi ; Ban F Huger, Cbarlaston, 8 C; Daniel C Kitkley, Camden; Samuel W Silelds, Moor.sto wit Tent«fFrank -White, Murfrttsbor- oitghj Wm L Norton,- Tuilahsma: Henry O McLurin, "Palaski; Tttoa J Lane, Greenville; Jtmes M King, Knoxville; B F Cheatham, Nsab- Vllle; >fjary H Edward.-, Cleveland, Jonu Stuck, Biistol; G orgl- A J uk-*, assistant secretary ol the .lttMrior; Henry L Muidrow, flr-t assintant secielary of the iuterloi; Wm E Me Leau, first deputy ooium! 8 oner uf penaious; James J Bat tletie, seoond deputy niMiimisBioner of peustoD- Riberi V Vance, asalatatit commie Bloner'of pate»*s; James W whelp' ley, of New York, assistant treasurer 'of the United eJtpte-; Wm “ of New York, assistant tn» ^r* a.u ty; Cuured New Je»ej, treasurer States. F0EEIGN FLASHES. Tkaw luil.l ttnM, DuNiruellaa Bnu.Ila- r*IUI« la InliiaS-S.i U»«r«l PrlimuiBti It. Ete. b nine had not yet arrived fonr i rule. * u ' ic o •■•('; f THE MACEDONIA TROUBIt*. A REVOLT AMONG CONVICTS, Paris, January 12.-A dispatch! from Rtom, a town In tbe depart ment of Puyde Dome, elates that 0Offl oonvfotf in prison there revolted and seonred possession of tbe prison. They have erected barricades and otherwise prepared tbamsilvaa for defensive operations. Troops havw bean ordered to Riotn to quail tho disturbance. The yffiolala are par laying with the rebel* in order tm gain time for the military to arrive. M Plouquet baa been reeleoted president of the chamber of a vote (f 248 to 66 >. The ,t he right abstained from voting-. Paul B-rti has accepted tba peat off minister resident of France at Hve* the ospltal of Annam, i. .. . wn Pswaw lla. | THE THAW OA USING GREAT DSe STRUOTIOH. London, January 12 — Advices raw oeived hare say a thaw, accompanied by heavy rains, has set In Balkan* and caused muoh destruction. Thw Marltlz, the principal river in Ron- mella, baa ove flawed the baukd^ fltodibg the surrounding couutfy. Bridges have been swept away and a number of villages have bean totally destroyed. The dispatehea say many Uvea must have been lost, but tbatnl definite statements oouoetolhg the loss ot life have yet been received. ne him If ha wou d acoept the > (Bee or sub in sur*i.a- New York and eay>* ing that lie was, doetrous b( fiituiK the ((Boeat once, aud that be waw oeriatu tha: RSoeevi l”s anpifitfc'mknfo would satisfy all who. desirs jo rtri- ognlas In tka Incumbent of spon/to responsible position a geoMemao off Mr Roosevelt's eminent ability and high ohsraotsr. Tbe letter oopolpded with- the assurance tbot it wonid bo* very gratifying to the preeidant per sonally for R >osevelt to accept trim office. Mr. Rore>velt called at ttoo* sub treasury and convened at lengtta with Treasurer Jordan. Later he» telegraphed (he - president expressing; appreciation of the motives #blota. * * 1 "h*poet-. . Mr ffioe beoauea* free ip future* lit lee ut iSSL ti is hie desire to. be as from oarer aid reeponsibl) noaeiole. is* BsikM. - Itootal to Inaalnf-es*- Nbw York January 12. — Thw stock market has been very dull, wilts limited fluctuatfoi p in prates, and without »he devplopmaut of tu] turn of strik’ng interest, opened irregular with a oonepiououw strength In Western Union apd Jersey Central, esoti cf wuiob wee Bp J, end daring thr-first half hourther® was some show or sc tvl>y iu d'Sl ings, but thereafter the movement, was alternately up and down* wi ; h gains or losses of only frapw tloual amounts and with a manifest dir position to await furher develop® The tesult of the day's qp- matioua t u mopt ot tbeaoU,ye ahaeot k to i. hut Dataware aeci Huu-on i* do* 1 .. 1) and Missouri Ra- oitief, while Louisville and Neab— vlllt-, New Y irk Central and Uolsn. Pacific each shows a gain of i. Th® market dosed heavy, exbtnitiMg eou- .... . .. . Eg - ■ a slderable veikce s In coal s'oclt 8 Paulduriog >be last fli'tefefi utes. Bales 222,000 shares. and, ml m- London, January 12 —Parliament opened to-day. Large crowds hud congregated in the vicinity of the parliament house long before tne hour lor tbe beginning of the e« edou and vmen Mr Bradlangh auu Mr Glat'etoue arrived they were loudly Qbrered. The vaults of tbe houses of parliament were thoroughly searohed this morning, but no indications of GuyiFawlkeet fdbt weM dhomired. Right Hou Arthur Wellsby Pselwas re-elected speaker of the house of commons wltfluot opposition, A WARNINa TO OHAMBHRLAIN. The Pall Men Gazette warns (Jham- beriatu that be ia deluded,ifhe .fiihks he ctin oyerthfowf tGhtdalOLC ‘ aud form a radical parly from ihe ruins of the Ifirittl party, • "'f'' •; 1 ■ ' ■ Irt.l»A. DECLARED TO BB BANKRUPT. Cork, J-u 12 —William Haa w, ex- memher of pariiameu^ who was obsirmau of the, Munster bauk pre. vi iu* toils susnensioh and reorgani zation, and Nicholas D Murpney, who was a direolor of that lustiiu- tion, have been declared bankrupt. The liabilities of Shaw are £129 887, and Murpbey £24.692. London. Jan 12 —Tbe Telegraph say* : The conference of the Par- neilltes members of parliament at Dublin yesterday was a fiasco. There was no popular demonstration in honor of the event. The absence of Parnell from the meeting waa a lucky aoeident, as be waa thus saved the neoaeslty ol being compelled to iudi- oate tbe parliamentary programme. IV* luemiMMu wno s«w present nifm.troD- Plr—. 3p-ol«l (o Rt qalrer-Unn. Boston, January 11 - What will undoubtedly prove » disasttouafire i» now rsglog lot a five story granit® front building—N,<s 71, 78, 75 aud 7T Clinton stroet—< ccupied on tbe ioufer floor by W O Rogers, agricultural implements aud fertn Z4re, and «a 'hesecond floor by C H Thompson Se. On, seeds The three upper eterieeri ‘were filled tvltb stored ffoflr, JflhtIxr M etc, and will probably be a total lo4v* Three of tbe fl mb have already fallen bird the buidllng wilt frft thor oughly autted. The firemen’ardoefn- HidereWy Impeded In tneir work wUin li e tilrereury at 4 degrees ‘below zftro» and a quamity of snow iff the street®. At tbe present writing' tbe' fire he burning fl"'oaly, but it is thought ik will becouflued to the qumbers glveta abdve. The fire was confioed to (he Rog ers building. The load ia about $4fo- oop. Chicago, Jan 12.—The fl our ware house o> Frederick C Vehmeyer, at No 182 Kouzte aireet. took fire this morning an J was almost entirely dew atroyed, together with i a contents* The loss will reach $260,000. . V»IMI Daw*. San Fbanoiso j, January 12 -Th® order Intrrduoed in tbe city council Monday last by Supervisor Far well prohibiting sand lot meetings oam® up foi final action last night. It we® defeated by a vote of 8 to 4, on tb® ground that It wee in ooDtraveutio® of the constitution of the Unite** States to entrench cn ihe rights 'off free speech.