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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
cRIMES AND C4SCALTILS-GY TELEGR4PH

DAMAGES FOR INITIATING a TRADEMARK.
CLFvELhED. Ohio, March 6.-in the United states
Circuit court here 10 day NOeger Co. Of Baltimore were
awarded damages against Max Ernest for initiating
Their Trademarks on me hone'
THE MURDERER OF YOUNG CURTIS
RICHMOND, Va. March 6.-JOhn T.. PondcXtcr
who shot and kle Young Gu ia On Monaay last had al "a
the Grand Jury OF the Iiustngs Court for IN
dctnouI BAH refused
A CHILD BURNED To DEATH
POlIsVuLE. Penn, March Cat Centralia, last
evening daughter OF James Daugherty burned
4 BURGLAR WHO TRIED To KILL
PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-John Scott was sur
his morning WAS pursued bg Policeman Robert Cave
The burglar turned upon the oCti @nd stabbed HIM tlrco
A HASD CHOPPED OFF For EACH
CI\CINNATI. March 0-By the falling of cylu-
Ind Yesterday William Jones and lillian sloup each had
FREE FIGHT AND THREE CASUALTIES.
Troy. \. Y. March G.-At Tomhannock, Ecnsse-
CO.. Tie night Of The lection row o Sfnrg
coycd serious beating. John McGI3w was shot by John
WHICH MAY BE a sUBTERFUGE
GAMBIA, n H.. March G.-lhrrc arc new develop
regard to the reported robbery Of I9Tn Treasurer
H. lnea on IGs,sy night s,s enc o ISs
yates his version Of the case.
TOO WEAK TO RESIST TEMPTATION
BALTIMORE. March b-W. J. StoweI postal
as night 10y erection special Agent Henderson charged
Win opening letters addressed to other persons sto"eh
confessed.
THE DAILY EXPLOSION IN THE WEST
Sullivan, IT,, March 6.-lhe boiler Of George
TespsIiay noon Jonah Baugror head blown
10 atoms fragments of his BODY were pio~h IN az i;
lions. AbIam Heody and Albert "hto were Se'efe! III
TWO STUDENTS STRUCK by TRAIN; ,,.,
PoTTsT0WN Penn, March 6.-Wmlc John II Noble
lin School Of tns place Walking the racoa trae
tors s Was seriously and Tho latter slightly injured
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TELLGRfPHiC NOTES.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR DREW SEMINARY.
p,tTtNnpt March Tho Baltimore Gonfprcnc

SUBSCRIPTION FOR DREW SEMINARY.
BALTIMORE, March 6.-The l{altImOr" Conference
OF Methodist Episcopal Church ~ session hce rOed
s2l0O toward onio@ Of Tho Drew THEOLOGICAL
seminary.
HANLON IN TRAINING.
TORONTO, March Ga special telegram from
training ycstcray hands he preparing for
coming match win Iawdou, and wln proceed TO New
THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILROAD
CINC1NNArI, March ct II stated mat the Com
Garner Company row operating the Cincinnati southern
Railroad have rejected the form Of license proposed Oy the
trustees.
SUCCESSFUL FISH HAICHING.
WINsDoR. Ont, harch G.-Ihe hNh-hatc hery at
Petit Cote near .ndwich, ont Will shorty strd out 1000,
young whtfsh the greater portion Of which Viii DO
deposited in Detroit River.
OTlAWA Ont. March O.-AndTews, Jones ~ Co.,
tender 'Or The construction OF section o. thg 1a'ho
that OF fraser Grant Ptboldo-has beeu accepted on
condition that they deposit per cent BY saturday after
nVoh
A MAN WHO REFUsE-
ToPKKA Kan. March 6.-E. l.. smith. manager OF
t tns E q, h Capo liz refuse To- 1--WE W tic ,cesrams
which passed Through his office IN regard 70 'e l" Stna
ans he IS allowed to 70 down town when necessary
in the House and senate whenever he please'
BURGLARS BAFFLED.
NEWCASTLE \. b., March The vault in the
county building In Newcastle broken Tuesday
night IT early Wednesday ming The burglars on,y
time past have feared an atemptcf TN.
KIND night removed the county fuha 10 place OF
greater security By thus the county has been saved
from heavy loss
AsUsPICioUs DEATH AZ NORWICH.
koEwIrH. Conn, aIch G.-Mike NCluurracy, q
CITY va. In bed this morning IN TIE house Of
neghbor named hester HIS body NAs ielaby bruised
spent the previous evening drinking together inc cor
retained ret that he lied from onSeson o,
the brain probably caused by excessive crDAg Chester
has ned and the police are Looking for HIM
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToN. Thursday, March 6, 1879.
The Subscriptions to the per cent loan since yeser
DAVIS report have amounted to - ,29l,30
Mr. Fish, Consul at Tmis. informs the Department Of
state that the appearance or the plague at several ports
on The E.ean S"a having been reported, the Bey Of
Tns Ia ordered vigorous enforcement or quarantine
regulations TunIS remains a. healthy as usual.
The President to-day appointed George Holmes TO be
Collector OF Customs for the District Of Beaufort, = CO
vice George Cage suspended; and Andrew Burnbam
~ he Supervising Inspector of steam Vessels for The
Second (New-YorlO District, vice Addison Low, Sus
pended.
Arguments which were 10 have been made today
I'm the supreme Court Of the United states upon tie
nuosou OF the consutiOnalty OF the Thurman Pacific
Railway Slukng Fund law were postponed until next
"wednesday, because OF the sickness Of one Ot the
Associate Justices
Mr. Howard Fox, United States Consul at Falmouth,
Ing reports the Department OF state the loss of the
American schooner E,telle. OF Portland, Ne, with the
loss OF three lives on the 10Th Of January last. The
mate and one seaman landed AZ Falmouth and were
provided with clothing by the Consul and means 81 re-
turnng home Via Liverpool They were rescued from
the wreck by the Captain OF the Spanish br Doroiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
A MOMENTARY SCARE.

THE VALIDITY or A NUMBER OF BILLS SIGNED BY
THE PRESIDENT DOUBTED FOR PART OF DAY.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSR.I
WASHINGTON, March Ga slight stir was
created in Government circles to-day by the discovery
that the approvals Of several bills by the President are
dated March instead OF March 3. This, 1t was as
sumed would render those bills imperative, or at least
occasion delay III their execution because even II 1t
could be proved that the merely clerical In
character il would necessary to show that the sigma
ture of the President lad been affixed prior to tho adj
tournmcnt OF Congress.
Article |, Section = of the Constitution provides
that: n any bill shall not be returned by the Pres
ideut within ten days Sundays excepted after II
shall have been presented 10 HIM, the same shall be
law in like manner If he had signed, unless The Con-
greSs by their Adjournment prevent It's return IN Whch
ca IL shall not be law" Congress adjourned al me
close OF the legislative day Of March 3 and IL was ap.
prehendpd these laws would fail because they appeared
10 have been approved one day thereafter.
Uuon discovering these errors Inquiry was made AZ
rho state Department Examination ofth2 originals was
made revealing the fact that The originals were cor
recg dated aud that the errors were made IN Printing
copies for general circulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
CALLS FOR LORD CHELMsFORDS REMOVAL.
OPPOSING PRINCE BISMARCK.

BERLIN. Tbursdly N0rcl o, ls19.
In the debate on the Parliamentary Dis
Cipline b yesterday Baron staufcnburg, NicePresi.
dent OF the Reichstag who IN consequence Of his Office
is considered authority the subject treated the bh
sharply. He criticised the Governments Arguments,
and appealed to the House TO reject the bill. Herr
Bebel declared his party considered that the bill aimed
al excluding them from the Rechstag much pos.
sble before the elections, and destroying All
liamcnary freedom OF speech He related how Prince
Bismarck had once prevented him from speaking IN
the Reichstag and how, when he subsequently pub
lished phlct to explain his views, he WAS sent 10
prison. He ironically suggested law depriving all
Germans Of their franchise whom the police suspected
OF revolutionary tendencies such Law a. IL proposes
by the Government possible IN no other country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
THE DEBT or TENNESSEE.

A MINORITY REPORT TO TIE LEGISLATURE WHICH
PRESENTS SHARPLY THE OBLIGATION OF IHE
STATE TO PAY.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March G.-Ihc minority
report from the Legislative Committee to Investigate
validity of the Tennessee bonded debt was presented
today by Senator Capp, OF Memphis. The re-
port declares that the state Is the primary and
only marty liable for It's bonds. As legal
proposition, the report cannot understand upon
what ground tho state expects to escape liability
surety or guarantee on s railroad bonds, the maker
OF a negotiable Instrument As TO funding the war
interest the committee knows OF no principle OF
international law suspends interest the interest
hearing debt due by one the begcrcns the othcT
As 10 fraud IN the Issue OF bondssupposng fraud to
be established-if a Legislature pronounoes Ito own
deed invalid that must be considered a act OF
power. which must find its vindication IN "a
train OF reasoning not often heard OF IN
a Court Of Justice. Forty witnesses were
examined by the committee, and there was no proof
sufficient in Court Of Justice TO warrant conviction Of
single member ~ the legislature M no case docs the
testimony show that money or valuabes we're offered
or received influence the vote OF "A member. Inc
Government being perpetual while t"oss al.
ulni,terIug II change hourly. Tennessee did not
lose its political identity during the BrowulOw
regime, the validity OF which has been rcOg-
nIzeI by Federal and state authorizes. The state
in fortcosing her mortgage delinquent rail-
r,oos realized over So 600 900 on roads not shown
I,iT n HE bond, witch tlrsc mortgages were in
tended TO secure were illegally issued or are void, upon
what principe OF law or equity could the Sdto under
take 10 forecloso the mortgage lAe committee,
She have the issue determined by dis
interested tribunal or OF her own judicial
trbunas without delay arrange with creditors Tor
settlement that can be proposed without dls
honor and such the CONDITION and resources oil the
state will enable her 20 comry with 5elCemeht Oh
quits are the only alternatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
AFRAID OF THE CONSEQUENCES.


THE CONFTDERATEs IN CONGRESS LACK TIE CoUR-
AGE TO STAND BY THEIR sPEECHFs on JEF-
PERSON DAYis-TuE SPEECHES BEING CUT 10
PIECES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.I
WASHINGTON, March CT seems probable that
the world at large will never be permitted to know
just what was said by the Democratic eulogists
during the Jefferson Davis debate in the Senate on
last Friday night. Tie Congressional Record OF
March contains n fOOt-nOte to the effect that
the debate upon the amendment except
ing Jefferson Davis from the provisions of
the Pension bill is withheld for the reason
that a number of Senators failed to send the mann
script of their remarks to the printing Office Inns
means that they procured the manuscrlpt
Of their speeches after they had been written
out by the reporters and that they, now re-
tain them for revision. II is now rumored that the
most pointed and portions of the remarks
those from which the Republican speakers drew
thelrtexis are being toned down by the Democratic
Senators who made them, and some portions are
being eliminated entirely. Should this prove to be
true, It is possible that the OMISSIONS can DO sup
piled by notes taken in the gallery.
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THE EXHIBITS FROM PARIS.
PORTION OF THEM EXPECTED TO ARRIVE NEXT
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.l
WASHINGTON March ACCOMPLISHMENT |

WASHINGTON, March 6.-CommisslOner-Ge
eral Mccormick Will open Office in the Post Onice
buiding in New-York City. Monday next, the 10th
inst where all information may be obtained regarding
the arrangements for receiving and distributing the I'M
sold goods OF the American exhibitors at Paris. The
Government ships Supply and Constitution and the
merchant ship Trimountain will discharge the goods AZ
a bonded warehouse In Brooklyn, to be DESIGNATED by
tbe General The goods will be stored al
the risk aud expense of the exhibitors If not called for
upon the arrival of the ships. The Supply and TIL
mountain are expected to arrive next week The Con-
stituton viii probably not arrive for several weeks
She has small quantity Of goods for New-Iork, after
the discharge of which she will proceed with the bulk
of her IrgO 10 Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
my GOODS TRADE COLLAPSE.

SAN FRANCISCO. March G.-Attachments were
taken ont yesterday against GodchauX Brothers Il Co..
importers Of dry aud fancy goods amounting III the az
Cregate 10 over 100000. The total Liabilities Of the
lrm ana It's ability To meet them have not yet been
made krown. The embarrassments OF the firm have AZ
fected the dry-roods firms OF Kennedy & Durr. and
: Mosgroye * Co. Attachments have been taken ont
against the former house amounting altogether to
sI2l3I9 and against the latter aggregating Sl395so
g Mosgroye Co. state that they have made arrange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
EXPENSIVE RESEARCHES OF DAVIS.

THE SENATOR NOT SATISFIED YET.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, March ct has already cost
the Government several thousand dollars 10 teach Sem
ator DAVIS OF West Virginia, the rudments OF book
keeping as practised the Treasury Department, aud
his education Is yet incomplete. He has had
two high saaried experts engaged for nearly year
rummagng through the Treasury archives calling for
all of reports from the different bureaus, several
of which have required the service OF a number OF
clerks weeks and months to prepare ard 1t is posi-
lively known that not single clew yet been found
which would lead any other Senator TO entertain a
suspicion OF croOkedness Senator Davis Is man or
excellent Intentions but he Will never DO Or DOCK
keeper He has obtained permission 10 continue his in
quest during the vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
THE GERMAN MISSION.

WASuINGroN. March 6.-In reply to n question
concerning the German Mission, the President said
to-day that the appointment would he promptly
announced when made; but this would be deferred
until the extra session, the appOintcc would not
care 10 enter upon his duties until confirmed, and
he would now have only short time TO wait.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
CHELMSFORD CONDEMNED.
HIS RECALL DEMANDED.

THE FRENCH CABINET LIKELY TO BIZ GE0RGANTzED
THE RUSSIANS ABOUT TO RETIRE FROM
ADRIASOPLE.
In London leading journals call for the immediate
recall of Lord Chelmsford. 1t is expected that tho
whole French Cabinet must be recognized before
long, Prince Bismarck has sent . cOncilat0ry COM
muncation TO the Vatican. The Russians promise to
retire from Adrianople and Thrace within a fort
night
CALLS FOR LORD CHELMSFORD'S REMOVAL.
LONDON. Thursday, March 9, 1879.
The London Daily Ners says: 9" II is our
painful duty declare hat Lord chelmsford. the COM
mander OF the forces n the Cape Of Good Hope, has
faed aud ought instantly TO be recalled. The laeso
news confirms impression that tho disaster at Lam
dula on tue 22d OF January due TO miserable bun-
dering and helpless incapacity" The Standard and Idt
Nail Gazette declare that Lord Chelmsford is incompe
tent Tor The poet he holds. The lines. after sum
marzng TIE full details OF the Isandula disaster which
now at hand, that Lord Chelmsford was both
surprised md deceived. The Post Nobody viii
be surprised to near that IL has become matter for
anxious consideration whether the strategy Of the war
should not now be intrlsed TO the highest available
talcnt,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
The SPANISH CABINET CRISIS.

LONDON, IHuI stiN, IlItn y, LIB.
Reuters dispatch from Madrid says General
MARTINEZ CimpOs and Scf0r CdnOyas del Castillo to-
day each Individually advised the King 20 enrust tho
formation % Cabinet 10 the other. lis generally De-
llcYed the new Cabinet will include them both
The ImpGrc0t publishes "A report that General BanlO
viii brcOme GONrrnOr OF Omha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
CIVIL STRIFE IN AFGHANISTAN.
ST PETERSBURG. Thursday. March 6. 1875


A telegram from Tashkend states that after
the death of shere All at MazarrSherf, bloody con-
hic broke out among the followers 81 the pre-.
tenders 10 the Afghan throne, and the partsans OF
NaEOOb Khan were victorious. IL was reported that
NakoOb Khan aud two other pretenders had taken
refuge al ncLat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
THE RUSSIANS PREPARING TO MOVE.
ADnLANOPLE. Thngsday. Mnrch d. ls10.

General Skobclcif has infor:.ed thc Turkish
authorities thar Adranople ana Ihgdcc will be evacu-
atcd IA fortnight. The Russian headquarters have
been removed 10 SlVn0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
PRINCE BISMARCK AND TIE VATICAN.

The GeYmdnid announces that Prince Bis
marck recently reply to the representatives OF tho
Vatican lis tone cOnclliatOrY. although It by no
iusifes tho expectation Of speedy and favor
able issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
THE EXTRA SESSION.
GREAT STRUGGLE COMING.

DvuocRATs DETERMINED TO GEORGE THE EX-
1hD ,crrNEs-THE REPUBLICANS AND THE PREsl-
nENrTO BE UNITED.
Tho regular correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
-. washington states, in a letter printed
allow that the extreme Democrats were
ol-od 10 have the extra session,
aad that they would have brought 1t
or" o.. in some manner, even had the Repub-
licans been more willing to compromise
tbon they were. The struggle at the coming
session promises to be hard one. The Pres
;dent will have the Republicans united IN his
snpport if the Democracy carries out Its plan
Of attempting to coerce him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
GEyERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.

ments with their creditors by virtue Of which they will
be enabled to so with their business in few days.
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the President on their side, they have no doubt Of
its outcome Of what its effect will be upon the
future fortunes of their party. l.. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-07
THE MAJORITY IN THE HOUSE.

THE DEMOCRATS CLAIM FIVE, BUT FOUR OF THEIR
MEN SICK AND TWO OR THREE OTHERS NOT
SURELY DEMOCRATS.
Inv Trrron.pI To TUT rprprSp
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15


1t is confidentially asserted in ultra psr-
tisan circles in Washington now that if the
Democrats pass bills repeating the jury
test oath and prohibiting the presence Of
military force at elections, the President
will veto them. This, however, ia hardly
probable. The jury test oath has been de-
clared unconstitutional by the Supreme
Court and no repeal is necessary. In the
opinion of the President no repeal OF the
law concerning military interference with
elections is necessary. In his veto message
he said: "Under existing laws there can
be no military interference with the cleo
tions. No case of such interference has in
fact occurred since the passage OF the act
last referred 10. No soldier of the United
States has appeared under orders ST any
place OF election in any State. No COM
plant of even the presence of United States
troops has been made in any quarter. Itmay
therefore be confidently stated, there i
no necessity for the enactment of section
6 of the bill before me TO prevent military
interference with elections. The Laws
already in force are sill that are required
for that end" Yet, if Congress insists
and no change csn come from such laws
the President may sign the bill repeating
the jury test oath and prohibiting military
Interference at the polls-to please the
hova
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
9Neekln Gimes
THURSDAY, NAY Is, 1879.
heath OF yUDGE DELAHAY.

DEATH OF JUDGE EzLAh+Ah-
ExUnited States District Judge Mark
W. Delahay, of this city, died yesterday
morning at about o'clock, at Kansas City,
from the effect Of injuries received in fall
ing down a stairway. The body was
brought up on the noon train yesterday,
and the funeral will take place from the
family residence on Third Avenue, at 10
O'Clock this morning.
Judge Delahay was at one time one Of
the most prominent men in Kansas. He
was one OF the old guard Of free State men,
aud editor of one Of the first iTee-state
pspsr- published in the Territory. He
was an active and prominent politician 10
Illinois before coming to kansas, ard was re-
garded az ore OF the sbiest political Fsriter5
in that State. He was sn intimate friend
of President Lincoln, by whom be was APP
pointed Surveyor General Of the State aud
afterward Judge Of the United States Dis
trict Court OF Kansas, which position be
resigned about five years ago. Since leaT'
log the bench he has not engaged in any
active business. His family consisted Of s
wife and four children, all living, and al
highly esteemed. One son holds a position
in the Auditors Office Of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, at Kansas City, another is :
Lieutenant In the navy, stationed al pres
ent near New Orleans, and one Of hi:
daughters is the wife of e1 Governor Os
borne, of Kansas, now United States Min
lister to Chill. At the tine ci his deal
Judge Delahsy was about siXty-fye year
of age.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
The Cause OF Russian NihiIisrn


The evils with which Russian society is
now threatened are attributed by the IgcGce
Russo to the prevalent lsxi;y OF family dis
cipline, and to the utter absence Of religious
and moral training. The young idea thinks
itself superior to its elders, and respect is
something that has fallen out OF vogue
There are multitudes of beardless .,ouths,
with wan and emaciated c0untenances, who
think they must show their superiority over
their parents by expressing their precocious
WEAKNESS OF life and chatiering about tran
scendeptsl theories. Then there are little
girls, hardly arrived at maturity. who al
ready condemn modesry as something tn Al
is behind the age, and who hurl insoience
at their betters in mouthfTls CT tobacco
smoke. Then there il the race of redants,
who know enough 10 pull down but not
enough TO build up; too we'll educated to
take 10 commerce, but not sufficiently so to
embrace an administrative or a judicisl
career. Disc lntented and envicus, and in
difficulties, they naturally grUdge others
their success, and heartily deiest everything
that is superior 10 themselves. As neces-
sary consequence Of such feelings, it Is their
dream to drag society down to their own
level