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WASHINGTON.
THE PRESIDENT ON MEXICAN COMPLICA-
TIONS.

L
TONS.
EXECUTIVE ACTION RESPECTING MEXICO DrsCLAIMED
-CORREsPONDESCE CONCERNING THE DISTURB
ANCEs TO PASS THROUGH THE STATE DEPART
MENT-NO IaMEDIATE APPREHENSION OF WAR
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCu.l
WARRINGTON. April j.-President Grant to-day, in
conversation with the writer hereof remarked in re-
ply to question that he was somewhat amused
lately at newspaper statements of what he would do
in relation the recent Ourages by armed bands OF
Mexcans invading the Texas frontier Such state
ments were nere inventions as he had not since
these events expressed his views to any person-nOt
even to the Secretary of State, who, like himself
had been absent from the city. Ii was already
known to the public that orders had been issued to
the military for the protection Of citizens on the
frontier. but in addition 10 this nothing bad been
done. The Government was not yet fully advised
of the extent Of the outrages, although it has been
officially informed of the arrest Of nalcarrier and
the burning of a post-offce by the invaders. The
Mexican Government had repeatedly been reminded
OF outrages heretofore committed by Mexcans on
citizens of the United States, both in Mexico and
United States soil. and would hear from this Gov
eminent through the Department. in short time
concerning those more recently committed. There
would be a consultation with the Secretary of State
on this subject and probably it would be brought to
the attention of the Cabinet but. meantime, all
newspaper statements as TO the action Of the Gov
ernment would be mere speculation.
We trust" he remarked. determine hereafter
what is proper to be done in the premises He
could see no reason for apprehension of war
between the two countries; but Of course, no one
could tell what might take place in the future.
Nothing, however would be done by this Govern
ment to provoke such 4 result.
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MINING TROUBLES.

~ .DnrrroNAT FORCE OF sHERfrFS OFFICERS
sTARrISo, FOR THE HAZLETON REGION.
WuKEsBARRE, Penn, April 8. - Deputy
Sheriff Rhoades returned here tGis afternoon ana
corected an additional posse of file Will start
with them for the Hazctoh region ou lne A''' elo0A
train o-nght.
. SPECIAL POLICEMAN FIRED UPON AND WOUNDED
-REsUMPrON or WORK AT THE sHAMOkIN
CoLlIFRIEs-MSERs EICrATING TERMS.
PorTsvIIIE, Penn, April "a brakeman
employed on the Shenandoah passenger train and act
inc a. specal policeman. stoned and fred upon last
night and was wounded in the arm. He returned the
FIRE in the dark aud wounded one OF his assailants.
There Is a general resumption OF WORK over Gordon
plains this morning. The shamokin Galleries applied
for 90 ears for immediate shipment OF coal indicating
thar ALI the men not joined the Union ana tiai
there Will De increased toHHhgc 'IVui '- '"s
the present week
A., or,rI-r IN TIE VICINITY or HAZLETON-IHRIArs
AGAINST .IINE-oWSERs, AND AGAINST MERCHANTS
WHO AIDED TIE SHERIFF.
UAzLEroS, Penn, April 5.-Atfairs have been
ouet since SATURDAY snd streets again present their
nsus trangul appearances TIE delegate meeting held
ON Saturday passed resolutions, declaring that
all dead work should be suspended, but
,ho, the pumps should not be Intcriered
With resolution also passed requesting Nc Tag
cart 10 cease working. Ia his men quietly acGu-
csce there Will be further trouble but should 'he'
We may see another raid to enforce The demands
NJ the Union The several districts represented have
r,oa thcm.elye. well supplied with funds and able to
bod out for at least six months Tue names Oh tbe
o,cnoats WIN aaslsei the Sheriff on Wednesday WIRE
uluee on snJ these nen are No.
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APPROVAL OF GOV. TILDEN'S CANAL MES
SAGE.

THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB ADOPT REso-
LUTIoNs' EULoGIsTIC OFTHE GOVERNORS COURSE.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club was held last evening at the
Everett House, Mr. Oliver in the chair The meeting
was largely attended and among other things the fol-
lowing resolution on the Canal Message" was adopted
with much enthusiasm:
Waercas Gov TIlden bv his recent vigorous and fear
less attack upon the sOcal!ed Canal Ring, has given
ms further of his determination to CHECK ana
punish Official corruption wherever It may exist, either
in municipal or State affairs and,
Whereas II Is the duty Of all good citizens without
regard 10 party assist in the future in the past
In bringing TO punishment those VINO have used their
official positions for individual and corrupt ends thereby
bringing disgrace upon popular government there
fore, -
Resoiced That the members OF the Young Mems Dem
ocrac Club do hereby cordially approve or the Cover
nors message transmitted TO the Legislature OF this
state on the 18th day OF March 1876 and hereby express
the hQh appreciation in which lie ~ held by those VINO
feel that the purity Of public officials lies at the Ounda-
ton Of and essential TO tho establishment OF repuon-
can institutions firm basis.
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THE SPIENERS STRIKE.

ENERGETIC ACTION OF THE LOWELL MILL-owNERs-
ALL MULE sPINNERs IN THE CITY TO BIZ DIS
CHARGED UNLESS THE STRIKERS RETURN TO
WORK.
LOWELL, Mass. April 5.-Thc various corpo-
rations in ths city employing mule spinntrs to-day
posed notice thar. many o: the latter had eonspred
with outside associations 10 bring about strike the
mills would discharge every mule spinner In the city
ness the kers return work before the 4th inst
By this coup detat the corporations expect to force
the employees to work. as the Union could not
possbly support the immense number OF operatives
denly rendered idle should the notice not De rcgtrueu
fayOraby The local unions held "a stormy meeting 70
neht reporters were excluded u is MOI Aho nn IL
any definite action taken The struggle Is ny ler
ong but the unusually firm action or the cOiPOraNons
will doubtless give them the victory.
STRIKE OF RHODE ISLAND SINNERS
FALL RIVER, Mass, April "a dispatch re-
ceved here from Warren, l., says the mule spinners
-. hoye trned ont on strike owing 10 the manufsc
tnrers declining to give back the ten per cent.
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ro) i7 Last year tho vote OF the county was ~ 'o
lows: Harrison (HepJ, 1885, Ingersoh Dem)' so's;
Smith Prohlbitlonstl, ns For Congress, 1tctneid
County gives Barnum (Dem.), sara; Hubbard sheIJ'
39l1 Temperance vote. S.
The City Government OF Hartford 10 Democsaue' rug
Democrats elect Sheriff. in Hartford and Liiehne'a
Counties and the Republicans the Sheriff in Toland
County.
Gen. Hawey Rep). for Congress. from the let Dis
trict. is defeated By plurality vote OF 400
sTARKwEATHER's MAJORITY ABOUT LEO.
NORWICH, April 5.-H. II. Staraweather
CRep) for Congress IN the lid District ID elected by
about 1000 majority.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. April 5.-P. I. Earnrm
was elected Mayor OF this city to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS LEGISLATIVE WORK.

Bills BEFORE THE sENArE-A CONSTITUTIONAL
POINT RAISED AGAINST THE BILL PROVIDING
FOR THE ELECTION OF TOWN OFFICERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl
ALBANY, April 1.-The regular business in
the Senate this evening included little OF Importance
A memorial frcm the Chamber Of Commerce ask
ing that the report OF their Committee on
Canals and Railroads be printed Senate document
for the nee Of Senators received aud referred TO tho
Committee Oh Printing TIE bills in relation TO railroad
corporatons repeal the act extending Desbrossass
amending the act tue consolidation OF raroad' and
relative TO the incorporation OF schools colleges aud
academes were all passed In Committee or the "hoie
a number OF minor bills discussed, among sthem
the hill for the formation Of clubs societies, &c During
n discussion upon bill TO authorize the election OF
town authorities OF this State and 10 prescribe their
movers and duties. Nj Gross made constitutional
mint against a section which prOvd ed that three town
andfors should be elected, but that 10 eiec;0r should
vote FOR more than OF them, by claiming that under
Section OF Article l. OF the Constitution each citizen Is
allowed 10 vote for all officers TO be elected THIS point
aroused considerable discussion but as ne Senate was
NOT 1ll Mr. Gross Withdrew 1t, reservng the right to
propose II again hereafter.
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TIE AGENCIES FOR INVESTIGATION.

TIE AGENCIES FOR INVESTIGATION.
SENATOR'S ROBERTSON, BRADLEY AND COLE, AND
AssEMBLYMEN FAULKNER SHERMAN AND SEW
ARD APPOINTED on THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE
COMN;ITrEE-sENATORs ROBERTSON AND BRAD
IKY EXCUSED on ACCOUNT OF PRESSURE or
MISUNDERSTANDING AND PROBABILITIES.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUsEI
Albany. April 5.-The Lieutenant-Governor
cireciy after reading OF the journal IN the Senate
this evening announced the following as the Commit
Tee on the part OF Senate, called for by the recent
resolution OF the two Houses for investigation OF the
canal frauds: Senators Robertson. Bradley and Cole
Bcuaor Robertson apparently IN surprise as soon as
The naming Of Committee concluded, arose and
snd:
Mr. President have to thank for the very high
compliment which you offer me as chairman OF SO I'M
pOrtant a committee. out shall feel compelled to de-
aDc a. lead OF the Judiciary Committee leave abso
lutey no tine for any additional duties. This
popted upon IL who cannot give 10 it large portion OF
ms Tune 1t from strong sense Of duty that there
fore ask to be excused.
When Mr. Robertson sat down. Mr. Bradley rose ana
also asked to be excused. lie said
MR. PRESIDENT: The compliment you have paid me
By selection member OF this Committee Is one so
grateful TO me- that would cheerfnly accept and per
form duties, II circumstances would permit me 10
serving upon the COmDitcee must, however ask
" Dc excused account OF professional duties from
which cannot escape and which Will probably require
my absence the Senate chamber for the next week
two
The vote then called Senator Robertson's re-
quest TO be excused, when he hastily rose in his place
again aud said Every Senator here knows that
have not moments leisure" Both were unanimously
excused Tie L.euteBan with apparent dis
appointment, thereupOn stated that under the unex-
peciei circumstances Of two nominees declining 10
serve the Chair would require further tins to complete
the composition Of committee. This leaves only Nj
Cole the Committee, and later in the evening he SAID
very particularly Ia private that he too Intended 10
eeeine tomorrow. His fellow nominees had father
iotesiaed him, and hesitation about AIDING 10 the
Troubles Of the Lieutenant Governor alone prevented
DIS declining the spot Senator Cole is Chairman OF
We Committee Canals, which ID now especially
sged with reporting tae bills necessary to carry out
Important portions OF the Governors recon-
ADsnaations regarding the canals and also win
A'esugatng the charges made by Senator Iofa
isAIi'e 10 alleged eziorons prGetceG IN the cites oi
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meeting Of those who refuse assistance to the Sheriff
Is 10 be held tomorrow evening" while the supporters OF
law and order demand that they shall pay the penalty
for refusing assistance In the time OF peril.
FATAL QUARREL BETWEEN MINFRS-PATRCR
sLAvfN SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.
SCRANTON. Penn, April 5.-A shocking tragedy
was enacted last night at Peckvile small town about
eight miles north Of this city the line OF the Dela
ware and Hudson Railroad, in the course o. when
miner named Patrick Slavn shot through the heart
The victim Of the ira gic ARRAY drinking at tEe
saloon OF John slavlu In company with some nve
other miners. among whom were john Edwards and
Thomas Morgan. After drinking somewhat freely
discussion the labor question and the benefit
Of the tradesunons, in the OF which WORDS ran
high between slavn and Edwards subsequently the en-
tire party left the saloon and tho dispute resumed
Edwards was knocked down. beaten and badly abused
his companion Morgan ran away. when, fearing
that he would be killed + lwarIs drew re-
volver and fired 1t in the air 70 frighten his
assa.lants. They did not dcsist however and he
fired second, AMI this time q fatal shot. The ball
striking Patrick savin little above the right hlp pas
sing upward In slantng direction Il penetrated his
heart and escaped through the left breast, Instantly
killing him. Edwards was arrested ana after pfc.
limiDary hearing before Esquire Mace. committed
10 Wkesbarre Prison await trial at the next Quarter
Sessions.
Both Edwards and slavin have been employed at the
Winton Mines for some time past.
STATE MILITIA N READINESS TO START FOR THE
COAL FIELDS.
WEST CHESTER, Penn, April 5.-The West
Chester GreYs, Washington Troop and Delaney Guards
have received orders to prepare hold Themselves IN
readiness TO hours notice the coal fields
OF Pennsy lvania.
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so1-ru CAROLINA FINANCIAL TROUBLES.

CHARLESTON, 5. C.. April 5.-An injunction
has heen obtained 10 the United States Court against
the imposition Of tax under the so-called Bonahza
hill" which was lately vetoed by Gov Chamberlain
but which Speaker Elliot decided 10 DC IA" oe'Auso
49,. - o,,oe too late The Injunction was issued at
the suit OF a Northern stakeholder IN SOUTH Caiona
cotton mill 10 protect his Interests IL Is believed that
He brng1ng of test case before Uniled states Court
cff,ctuaily Kills tle bonanza scheme winch aims u
hreen inc state with heavy liability for heating claims
under Mosess administration and alleged to DC
fraudulent.
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rtsASCEs OF TIE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.

PHILADELPHIA, April Sat meeting OF
the stockholders Of the American Steamship Company
the annual report read showing that the receipts of
the INST year had exceeded the ordinary operating eA
penses by sl47 9O but That extraordinary repairs,
AID exDenses Of salvage suits hal au-i me VV"'
u,e sts ~ exceed The receipts Dy sis,1IA