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RUSSIA'S WAR WITH TURKEY
DELAYING THE 1DyfNCE OF THE
tZfRS IRMY INTO ISI1.
The suitan's Troops In Poor Condttion-Csn-
nonndinw Knradnah Preparing for an Ad-
vance ON the Dnnube-The Cznr TO Lead.

LONDON, June IA despatch from Wen
ma says: One thing seems pretty certain. that
for one reason or another, possibly for several.
delay has occurred in the Russian advance in
Asia. Possibly evcn the necessity Of sending
some Of the reserve troops from trans Caucasus
to secure communication through the Caucasus
may have contributed to rctard the advance.
Fortunately for Russia the Turks seem
scarcely in position TO take advantage of this
delay. All accounts from the spot agree that
the condition Of their forces is even worse than
IL generally believed. They are considerably
fewer than has been assumed. and. with the ex-
cepton of aims lack everything requisite for
an army in the field. There seems even to bo
hardly any reserve stock Of ammunition.
especially for the artillery 1t is impossible to
expect that all these shortcomings can be remo-
died before the Russians push forward to Err
zeroum."
The following hns hccn received from the
headquarters Of the army Of tho Caucasus dated
May 81:
"A moro pacific feeling is noticeable among
the population Of the Kahcct district lin front
Of Batouml. The inhabitants are surrendcring
their arms to the Russian authorities. Heavy
rains continue to impede operations.
"A column of troops from tho Arno near Kars
has been sent in n southwcstcrly direction to
watch the movements Of IA Turkish force which
has appeared ut Soghauli.
"A fresh rising has occurred in the Terck
district. The Insurgents were dispersed hy the
troops One body Of 500 insurgents lost 50 Killed
and 100 prisoners
A telegram from Erzcroum to-day says the
Russians arc canuonnding karadagh and that
the Inrks aro replying. An important move
ment il being carried out 10y the Ottoman forces
from Van. The Russian lclt wing has ma,ie a
fresh movement upon Karu-kilssa and Top
rak- k-knleh, a detachment 81 thr kussi ian right
IL seriously threatening OH and hartman.
MukhiAr pasha II falling back to khcobaSsan.
LOSDoS, June A despatch from Vienna
says: ON the Cars arrival at Poiesti "A
| council of war Will hc held. AMI on the Ith inst.
| orders nroi in be- given for crossing the Danube
at Ibrail and Turuee- -Mngurcii. An important
| demonstration under Prince Charles Will be
made from Kilafai."
| ArHLSs. June In the Chamber to-day
| Prime Minister Comoundouru- announced TINT
| the new Cabinet purlp-e- tOd1uNle ~" strength
| ut the army. call IN the reserves. and enlist vol
| unte"rs. II Will contract a fresh loan and inn
pose new taxes for thre. purposes. The Cow
| eminent Will also suppress revolutionary ugltt-
| tiOu ia the border provinces.
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OPERATIONS ON THE DivUBE.
The fortiacntions OF soan Completed Heavy
Cannonading near sulina.

LONDON, June 2.-Thc SiWiasi has the
following dispatches from Cph-,autinorl". Ths
fn,iin'Hiions Of sofia. on which thousands Of
mon have been working for months. ar now
complete and mounted with krupp guns. They
are considered very strong.
\ few days ago tho commanders Of several
army corps reported to the Grand Duke Nicho-
la- that the crossing Of the Danube was neces-
sary In consequence Of the sanitary condition II
the army. The highlands ~ Bulgaria are much
prei"rnhs TO the koumanian swamps. The sick
list oi the army il very large.
heavy cannonado has been heard NJ Sulina
1t Is rumorcd that "a Russian squadron has at
tempted To force AN entrance INTO the Sulina
mouth Of the Danube III order 10 assist the
crossing ~ the troops.
1t II said that the Car :, willing. t2 undertake.
chii command. us IA" Emperor William dll in
t' frnnco-GcrWnn war. The Danube Will NJ"
crossed the day aft"r the Cars arrival on it-
banks. probably Jun" Is.
Kumur~ ot endraNors TO bring about pacific
Arrangement before an important battle hns
takrn place deserve little credit Tn"y are Ger
anly propagatcd ior the benefit of stock
gObpcrs.
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TRYING over MORE.
The Custom House Invcstixnting Commission
To Make Another Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-To-morrow John
Jay and Robinson. Of the Custom House COM
mission. 30 back TO New York, and on Monday
the commission begins ts inquiry over again.
The Chamber Of Commerce will first be heard
through a dcputation. Arthur. Lanin. and
Sharp will then be given Il chance to say soine-
thing. A pleasant little circular will be sent 10
twelve we-known merchants. asking them to
say something, all Of which is expected to take
two weeks Then thers will be little promis-
cuous inquiry. ana the comm mission Will write
final ami conclusive report. 10 De ready SOM"
time in July. The curious in these matter,
will not that the last and final list of the con-
demncd under this plan can hr made ont Just
about the tine that the Republican state Central
Committee meets IN saratoga g. eg the state
Convention IN SeI:smh"r. The disimissts
recommended hy the t'ninlssl m VIII take
place It is announced. beicrl the close OF tho
IL ai year. June 80.
stewart l.. Woodford ia in town. It Is said,
looking after tho Coll' tor for Brooklyn. an !
not wholly easy as to his own place. An6i'"r
Nrw l0rA politician, CiintG. cDougall is also
lrrn
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RI.DUtIvG EXPENSES.
Consolidating Revenue District. In Maine.
New York, md Georgia.

WASHINGTON June 1.-The President today
ssucd orders making con-oiauons of internal revenue
collection districts and rcuhuln. collectors follows.
The First AMI Fourth Districts OF Mauc arc united 20 le
known and designated as the Collection District OF Maine,
with Franklin J Rollins retained As Coecfnr The
Thirty second and that portion at the 1hlrd District lying
west ut the centre % Mott street. between Canal and
n custom streets and the Second District New Nurk
eN,ert that PORTION oft ylng north OF the centre % West
Twenty fourth street. 10 he known the Sccd District
Of New YORK Marshal Bake, Collector That rortun
oi the second District ui New YORK lsing north oi the
centre ui west Twcntyfourth street aud Third and
Fourth District of Ngw Nork, cNcrI that portion Of the
Third District lying West of the ceuic OF Mott be.
tween Canal and Houston streets tu he known the
rhiri e. lection District Max Weller Collector Anir,w
J. ozark j. retained Collector Of tie district
known a. The second District Of Geos.a which is formed
hN uniting the counties of kuckdilc aud Newton with the
~"Dund District a,tt hefetuurc stuoi l>ham = fnuuu
retained Collector M the THIRD Distract % GvViss
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H4YES'S PROMISES.
Tho Pipe-Inyins Process for Putting GsrAeid
Ahead for tho speakership.

WASHINGTON, June lin his recent visit,
Charley Foster said. with some emphasis. that
he knew Of no bargain in regard to the Speak
ership. Had he been engaged in negotiating.
John Young Brown would have been one OF tho
last men he would have approached with pro-
posal for a corrupt bargain. Now. that Foster
has disclaimed all knowledge Of bargain on
this subject. It becomes a matter Of some in
tcrcst to know who deceived Hayes in this in
tercsting particular Hayes knew on March 10
that the House. by fair political count. was
made him believe that a bargain had been had
under which votes enough could be transferred
10 elect Garfield. Who told him that ? Had
Matthews and Gov Brown Of Tennessee per-
suadcd themselves that Administration support
to the Texns Pacific would bring the needed
votes to Garileld's tally sheet Incidentally IA
to Foster shnre OF responsibility on this sub
Jcct he remarked to several to whom he made
the assertions above quoted, that all that he had
promised on Hayes = behalf had been fulfilled.
The consideration. 50 far ~ the Administration
WIS concerned. was discharged.
Meanwhile. Garfield Is pushing his way South
from on" state To another. Key takes the first
oifi 'ial trip South taken in some years by n Cab
met officer Texas gets on It's Mexican frontier
the military orders II has asked. and the changes
in OIL - at the South. with an occasional cXcep-
ilc notice has been rrrently drawn g. Black
burns candidacy. No one Is authorized to
speak for him ON the subject as yet. but there
upprnrs to be u reasonably clear understanding
that Blarkhurn's push for the Spealcrs chair.
which he has no chance Of getting. will not be
allowed to interfere s"riously with George
Adamss canvass for the Clerks desk. which
there is every probability Of his getting.
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his fellows You may be convinced BY
his reasons. but you ought not to
Pound y0SyS'h by his personal S yots It is 0vSg yo"r
duty TO consult together. to compare your
re.occtions Of the testimony. To consider care
fullyamOng yourselves the bearings II has upon
the facts to bc established. and to harmonize
your views II possible; but your verdict should
h in accordance with your own deliberate
judgment
single word more. 1t has bccn argued be-
fore you that this is a political trial. and that
the prosecution has been instituted and carried
ON for political purposes alone. such argu-
ments. gentlemen. should have no influence
with YOU. the case To YOU and To the Court
grows out VI an. alleged offence against the po-
lrticM rights " u citizen of the United States
s,.sured to HIM by the NATIONAL tonstitntlon.
Tint a number of cit2ons Of tie United states
have been killed there can he no question.
but that Is not enough to enable the Gov
rrnmrut uf the United States to interfere
fnr thoir protection under the Constitution.
That duty belongs to the state alone: hut when
AN unlawful combination is made to Interfere
secured To- citizens of the United states by the
national Constitution. then an OFF nee Is com.
nitied against the laws Of the United
Hai he an" ab-on,e duty n9' Of fY"i ihc '"G notoSai si
Government to interfere and AFFORD TO It's cti-
aans that protection which every good Govern
mcni IL bound to give. The cnse. rs alleged in
this Indictment i- such "A cas". and YOU rs cti-
1,ns. are bound to lin yourselves above the
political arena and render your verdict regard
m"m. Tbs -intut. which is to-day invoked for
tl,r punishment ~ AN offence aganst colorcd
man muS tu-norrow be- used for ihr ptvtwuun
of "a white man. All citizens of the United States,
whether they hr white or black. are included
within its provisions.
duty - perform. and the case is committed 10
your most careful cons Iteration.
The cese wa7 then given e. ,he iTry; ,hoo Tho
Will agree upon u verdict.
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Free baths on Monday.
r Unknown" nj the rcopenins Of the Broadway
Theatre tonlsht
=. The Cen Sc elgwirk will mako m excursion 10
A. j. Ditmar has boon appointed Superintend-
cnt oi rubc Gruu, and b-lliussu ~ o .udson County
board OF Frccholrrs
Services in the Gospel Tent at Thirty, fourth
street and SAiu nae, by the koY, stephen L.. - nS
ia, tomorrow cNtuus'
Ann Kea. Of GG North Moore street while in
san. last ,,"nu4 uutcA ilOm I.e utrd story NiddOw
aud WAS ialh4y injured
An unknown man snrAng overheard from tho
Grand ,'t"'t irrH' mi & mnoioic hAIney Oh Thursday
c,tnns AMI WAs NiDNHvi.
DR.. Cnrn"ius c. Clarkson, for thirty yonrs
iu Do, hunr az fl" isiA avenue.
The Board 81 Brokers and the Wall street
cl, iks Hr Nl,c'ri pass, .fi, the Lola B aeh
tup OF the rymouth KlA uus afternoon
l.eul-C J. Robert Hcggnrt of tho siNty-ninih
NoutirI'W WAS uuucd Nc,'riit. VI, di,d ol oOn,ump.
uuu, suieunduccd hy exposure in the Lcd.
Lawyer Byron W. Cohen hos he"n ordered
10 -hnw ,al, Why o., .hoad unt hc d,,uari, l s,lns
made rfasurrs n nm order sateu bf Judsc DAP 90 as
10 change It's purporL
A Coston night signal to call pllots has been
established winch "il hereafter lt r.osh|'d nf an
red white IN succession.
Michael Hughes nged o. Of 5l3 West Thirty
ninm street ump"d iroua MOVING ii,l.Ht tTH.u ui the
Hudson RIVER kalruni last evening. at Eleventh avenue
aud fynnu street aud had both oi his ieet crushed.
Mr.. Larkin q. Meade, tho sculptor. shows In
Room ~ E~nay II-i buiiAnf dcsgn iur &, c,niplrung
the Washington Monument In Maaiingtnn ID q without
nding more than the SlDOODD already aplxOprsed
statue Of Gen washington standing IN mnisry coz
now nsru> eouploed AMI msAe le eaure structure 40
loot hlxk.
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Committeeman Frittering Away Misc Camilla
Hunts Money.

An application was made to Justice Pratt Ia
BrcoAy yesterday Tor order requiring T. wilder,
committee OF the estate OF Miss Camilla Hunt an innaa
OF the Bioomngdale Asylum to plumbers bill ot
S3 ter work done on her hou-e AT ~ Tompkins place
Tho aiiiavts which the conmticemans counsel submit
ttt. lied tlaA II wagner the former committeeman
ant The counsel makin~ tie Application, had received
- the estate aud had de- voted
80" in Me luha4l supur, lint ic had lrt upai thu
asylum l VI S.-p which -inuli be- preferred clam,
tti the 'siatr lAi been badly managed and Nj wagner
had made Norhtant haAcs Tor services. aud paid hif
partner S-ttt 10 mortgage 81 M the hou-
Tunpkns place and aii ie referee who adudsed Miss
Hunt luuauc si-3 that hc paid his parihcr S225 Tor
drawing Nn answer IN a suit uhd gave $3.50 TO the
luNAtt'~ brother wltlu ans warrant and that other
money tho estate iad h-tu ~Nurudrfrd commits
sn- snd counsel iets judge Frat cat tHc bill down
80 .aylNs utal tr changes were tNofllan and N at
fl which Was charged Tor charcoal would furuIsh
enough VI that matsila! 10 solder whole house.
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WY HE SHOr MS WIFE.
a Stepmother's Uniounded Jeaiousy OF her
Husbands Daughter.

Madame Fran coise S'hwarzwacler. who was
shot by her husband 10 quarrel AT @O Prince street on
Monday evening lies in critical condition In the Cham
ber, Street Hospital Her friends are not permitted to
visit her Yesterday Mr.. sen. the landlaiy, who was
also shot had so Tar recovered as 10 quit her bed Bap
u,e Schwarlwaecr IN the Cy Prison, saws that he did
mot mt nj tu shoot Nine l,ein Tie that alter tp.
tying nse barrel. of s seven shooter hc placed the inuk
le OF the weapon Asan.t his forehead and puzzled the
irss,r three umes but Intellectually Therefore. he he.
ieNes that lrosiiel intended him to live. lie
WltuWtr when lc married the woman whnm hr has siut
lie had two children The youngest adAughtr was has
tHNour hS oi her ob drncc ulcstN and hilec.
uou iur hun Mr. schwarlWHcrr grew alnus Of l, at.
tsnun tu IN. daughter and the quarrel charged That
lr had i-rr guilty improper relations will the gIL
10 Mas tor thls, hr says, that hr shot her.
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CUTIING 4 GORDIfS KNOT.
No Trouble for the Rev. MIR. McCieiiand, the
blind Preach' =. to ADJUST.

The trouble in the Grfcc Presbyterian Church.
at Levi, avenue and Mon - street. which was caused
by the olashing Of two fac IONS in sympathy with
II Hurls oNAssemblym II, and in favor OF getting new
pastor In the place Of Il Rev. George Lucas ana the
other IN favor Of kecun the Rcv Gcorgc Lucas who
some months has bee" preaching without pay, has been
sptilrl lN the rcs nauon of II kuIu- hs Sutuutrui
cut col tlr SUNDAY s.h,n and the r,snnon ut the Rev
dcorsr Lucas as pass thu, leaving trouble iur the
committee, ot winch the Rev Adam Mc,lcland, the
blind lrD icher, Is chairman. to al u,t The M mhrrs
have healed their differences Hnd III" church Is nov
loukln about preacher Mr Lucas had rich wiie
Aui willing 10 preach iur nothing but ihOsr who de
sired 10 run T." ule church wanted man, they SAID
WHOM hobby was not h,nIlME hIm D urcaeh.
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GREAT nAr1An uIrn rnA .sDIANs
Gen. Miles. Soldiers Defeat them on the Rose
bud with Great slaughter.

CINCINNATI, June Tho Commercial has
tho following special:
CAMP ROBINSON. Neb.. May 81.
Indian runners have come into Spotted Tail
Agency confirming the report Of II lisht on the
ko7ehul. near the Tainted Rock with the white
soidiors. These Indians are dlroct from tho
camp Of remnant Of Lame Decr's camp.
and. most likely. We're present in the
Nght. TINS makes thoir report more valuable.
il being tho Sioux side Of the story. Tho full
particulars OF Gen. Miless report you
have most likely by this time. From
their account it must have been a
very hotly contested fight They are
positive that Sitting Bun was not In the village
or vicinity. tut ~ in fpt north of the Yellow
st"n". or IN the BRUSH po-sossluns, Lame
Doors village contained furty.lyr lodges, iii
teen Ol Wllc. are tNt'yrnnrs and the rest Sioux.
Aiirr ia" battle the In'llAna rrtrrntrd 10
Powder river, whore they wrr" when these run
nrrs left tl"m, Tnry admit that Lame Deor
ana ms son ana some others were kIlled. how
many thry wlll not tell TINS leads one to sup
p'sp thh lhe hunher OF Killed and wounded
uSt have boon sroaI.
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SOME flashing TON TOpICs.
Laughter mt the Truly Good Mau-Docsn't yet
speak English.

WASHINGTON. June There was n lttlr
gathering OF ono at the White House this evening
Comfy was there. and bonn riau ard several more
They talked about Offices and matter Of OF he
truly good Deacon Richard smith sad 20 say with
syttf Comfy told WHY tie good Deacon Jailed 20 g, tie
English mission "N gu See said lie. iNart~ has made
1t rule that Minister must speak the LANGUAGE 90 tie
nation TO which he is accredited. and Unfortunately
Deacon Richard smith never learned 10 spthk English
Ani thcn c.e hsi men shouted viii. unseely ushtcr.
M Winch The fIesldenl yOned.
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SAN Francisco. June l.-Gco. NJ. pnncy was
examined to day the charge o iorsng naval cerun-
Gates The evidence Tor the prosecution is apparently
conclusive kod,icnCe attempted. lie was held to
answer IN s3nn hhil fnne> Is nov h'li undo bail
npgrrghunf tlt~Nb IN various charges of forgery
hllrmeut and obtaining money under fasc prrtrnfcs
lie has obtained about $1,000, and makes further
attempt
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At the Custom House yesterday they had
travelling dress that had been >ili As contrnband from
the steamship Ally ssniA III OF hnon cut and trimmed
IN the most fashionable AMI eNpcnNNc manner Accom-
panying hat o PLAIN style The ouiht belongs
the wife of Sir Charles Young who is travelling tins
country win hVr husband. The dl,uus 90 uirrS
agans the revenue LAWS explained that tho coutraband
costume WAS sent supplement To Indy Young Wau
rohc and that the law hal been violated through suo
rance only. As the duty unA matter ui ~ or -
the Customs officers took the haiucts word aud the
tune was restored To Lady Young.
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IN 4 CON or RED nor STEEL.
John Langdon's Terrible Experience In - New
J~r-~y Rolling MN.

In Gautcr's rolling mill in Lafayette yes
'erday morning. as John Langlon. one Of the
workmen. was receiving the red hot bars of
steel as they issued from between the great iron
rollers. he failed to catch one Of them with his
tnngs II instantly coilcl around his LEGS
burning them to the bone. H. -prang from the
fiery embrace Of the steel and fol to the ground.
II = injuries though not fatal. are So serious
that he wi b. laid up for months. Shortly
ait,rward. In the same mill, james Memo. a lad
iron roll"rs aui badly mangled before he WIS
RS .ued from death BY his follow workmen.
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THE GRE4T BRIDGE.
The First Wires OF the Great Cables Carried
Across the East River.

Tho work OF laying the great cables OF the
Past river bridge begun yesterday Afternoon, and
tour wires carried the stream. each
the down stream cables The wire having been pre-
Nuusy oiled. Is carefully wound about large drum,
which hold. sixty thousand feet OF wire II drawn
the hA the traveller rope which by
steam The cable wire j. earned across IN auavelns
>h ave hh l. df""h tn o." Itu'f Isn't oNtr The rNer,
under the direction 90 u' Who known a. regulators
aud WA stand IA the cradles and adjust ,ach To tho
gie TIE 'ni each Of the small cables fasen.
ed g. tc shoes ON both tuchOrascs In iew days tho
network OF across the Will be greatly
creased Tie wulk Of aNu- the cables !. now prcooudng
NliA hr,at iallI!ty ifOm day hsht until dark
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jacob Eickstadt, when he returns to his fami-
~ Will boast OF his experience while bu, goods In
the city "Schooncrs 8 cents Bowcfy barroom
doorway led him 10 investigate lie not only drank once
hut several times, and every time the beer wHs drurFrd
when hr Awuke yesterday he Was IN n cell IN the Oak
street police station The sergeant gave him his gold
Wabh and cham and silver plated revolver Then
Eck -tadt lrchng beneath hls univrcoes pulled out
wallet containing s1.tUD
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Gen. Gnra.id'. Denial.

CoLUMnUs Ohio. June l.-Gen Garfield. who
passed through this city todsy route 10 Mobile, lr
the following letter, directed to the General Agent OF the
Associated Press;
DrAR SlR Iha,e Just in the Cincinnati Cunn,,r,I
Of this morning copied from Tur Nkw NORK SVN, what
purpurts he letter Oi the President II tisa
iOiseTJ IN every line and word J. A UAHFIkLD.
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DETROIT. juno 1.-The forest fires raging in
the upper peninsula Of Michigan yesterday reached the
village OF urota, Lake superior nni DESTROYED every
ho~ ~, spAtnr onlY the church and the school hou>e
Seven huuiicd p,upic are thu, deprived o ther homes
The HaN uInace. ontri near hN Ai,o burned
down with loss oi Slulup, insurance e7pD 4 lug
boat with provision. ana clothing ha- been despatched
from Marquette 10 the RELIEF ul the suffering
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wilson's walking Cane

Two wcl-dressod young men walked into
Louis Iei,cnsons lcwelry store at il3 Eighth avenue
last evening" and asked To look at some jewcry While
engaged the attention oi tho iewellcr, the other
reached the counter and with his cane unlocked
ruli watch from the rack Mr. lriNrn-nn thr. npo
ration rrlrcuon mirror opposite nnd, spriug ng
over hr counter oulirrd the thief AMI held HIM unu
uiicot arrived In the end nj the walking wa.
hook enclosed inside the rruc BN aqnck etk the
hook was thrown out and wns ready Tor usr Ihr prs
ouor described himself Charles Wilson Oi a. last
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Ex-Gov. Chamberlain. New Departure.

On the bulletin board in the hallway at 9iG
Broadway in wcllturncd git l,tefin-. appears the
name OF Daniel II. ChamSrlin. in uilutcuoE with
thn-e ~ Waiter Carter Shoriurue u latu'i ans Nn.
Is lufuhlnMcr These -t utIrmru c,fui. fiIt nw rrn
oi Chamberlain. Carter Eaton, lo which Mr. Chamber.
lain nhnuttoi yesterday Nr Chamberlain Il tt
M4,hnstOn elty and Is expected IN Sew Ork cary next
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NEwBUEuH. y. " June l.-Aldrn Goldsmith
of NAshiu.. .tAIt. Hrfnsr county. uwhvt u host ~
a,t iroci- ha, sui n,, y,ag sl,on by Volunteer
10 parties IA tauaIa loF sn,PD
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John Mulean. OF Paterson, while crazed with
drink Thursday. threatened 10 Nil his wife with
she escaped. and called in policemen. when
the officer, went 10 Mull.Ans house hc resisted them.
hhd stru,k nrrcclN nj Of them with the lie
disainsd and arrested after hard struggle aud
| I.--- ! L. lD-aI
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Onicer Fiannignn'. sharp Hearing

While passing Gllott's steel pen factory at ~
John street last evening, omcer Flanagan heard the
words Louk out" spoken IN low tone Of voice From
the root through the adjoining bnildng ho broke open
the scutle aud entered The door, hal been forced
open with lny, Ani the goods taken from the shelves
ant scattered over the iour ant the
Gold srrrt entrance f2UD worth nj pens packed
cnnccaicd the basement he found James McArdr of
l56 Mott stree" who surrendered al the point OF las
pistol His accOmplces escaped