The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-06-22
by relegrsph.)
NEW YORK CITY.

| ~ "uthncr OF anravs &C.
eur~i ih the cay Yesterday. caused hy Too
Hee Indulgence IN svdrituos liquors, most of
winch were OF character resulting IN the
arrest anu confinement OF the psrues Ell.
gagged IN the difficulty.
justin Mcnamara aud his wife. Mary.
while skylsrking on the roof OF their resi-
uehee, 90 pelany street, Yesterday morn.
ing, fell 20 the yard below distance of
thirty feet, receiving fatal injuries.
Washington special says. The Presi.
dent aud Secretary are both expec,e,i in
Washington this evening and Cabin.,
meeting will lie held on TUESDAY By thar
time some decisive action At Geneva in re-
sIect To the continuance or termination of
the arbitration is expected There ha,
been no change OF the position Of our Gov.
erhmehl on questions tnat have been raised
since the supplemental article WAS amend.
ed 10y the Senate IL holds that AN aJ
Jougnment OF the arbitrators AT this meet
my OF the tribunal without proper film, of
the arguments on both sides would b, IN
formal, aud would result in actual death
at the terms o. the treaty; besides il mas
no reason for desiring any adjournment so
lar as IT. interests are concerned and would
prefer that It should proceed, holding the
view that II does OF the terms OF th, treaty
IN tins respect our Government could not
give IT. consent 10 Great Britain Withdraw
M IT. final argument now Any inlrac.
ton OF ITS terms lie not to be Tor our con.
Nenlence, aud therefore we consent To nom.
TINS position OF our Government will cans.
Great Britain to move Tor an adjournment
u she desires, aud to ask for time upo,
whatever ground for the filing of the ar
gumenu. Ii will at the same time. mako
1t necessary tor the arhitrators TO give An
Interpretation OF the terms la this pnrticn-
lar winch our Government is willing to
accept II tte tribunal decide 1t cannot nd.
Journ, tut n, on the other hand, il decides
that Great Britain must file her argument
now, such decision will make desirable one
way or the other necessary tor the Govern.
inent The British Government agrees
that the supplemental article protects that
Government against the Indirect vlnims OF
TINS case, They want u avoid future aue~-
lions o: construction that may never arise.
As viewed here, the responsibilities Tor the
iuture oi the treaty are, il II fnii-, that
they viii not rest on US
\ rumor is in circulation that James
u"rIon Bennetts son Will sell the New
ork Herdh at private sale or auction, A.
he ha-, II Is said, decIded to discontinue
hls connection with journalism. IL il sta
Ted that James Gordon Bennett, 81, in his
will, stipulated that the UcraM should re.
main in the family.
The uiai of Edward S Stokes, for the
mnrtcr oil James Fisk, WAS called today,
|" the Court OF Oyer and Termimer. The
counsel TOY me prisoner made objections
TO ihr ti' p.ocs edIng, tut it was set down,
pereinio1Iy 10y the Iudge for Wednesday
next STOKES nair In nearly white
! At the iron and metal workers eight.
hour league meeting to-day, n committee
was sent to chester, Pa, for the purpose OF
persuading men nj the works there to 20
out on the strike
Its announced that the great race he
tween Harry Basset anI Lungfelow " III
come off ut Long Branch on the n OF
July. Both horses have reached Mon
mouth Park course AMI have apartments
attie new stables They are in excellent
condition. This race is attracting more
attention than any contest that has ever
taken place On the turf in this country
The strike of the workmcn in this city
las NOW been going on for six weeks. and
VII undoubtedly, proven iaiInre. Very
J little enthnsiasm i NOW upnIicsted by any
OF ine striker The coach makers strike
ended to-day. Al the members OF the
trades. comprising between GOtO and 1000
men, ae resnming WORK on the ten hour
J basis, without an advance IN their wager.
The piano makers are nl-o getting di-cuur-
aged. All Of Sideways men resumed
work and 1t il evident that it proposition
WIS made toy other employers that woulI
save the men the mort !.catinn Of com
| pletr surrender, work would &c resumed
without delay. Ovirr no the Length Of the
strike and tie disn-caucc which hA, heen
the result o. u. the rn;.r' police icrre has
been on duty day aud night ior .he last lti,
day