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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
CRIMES AND CASUALTlES-BY rELEGRApI

THE SUICIDE OF A BURGLAR.
SYRACUSE. n. T., Aug. s;-Charles II schultz I'M
DIsoRDERLY LABoREHs IN CANADA
OUEl{EC Aug. S.-lrOuOle Ia aDprehended at st.
ANGLE tonight the war Of races at present going
O- ''D''Ds MURDERED BY A POLICE OFFICER
Ngw-oRLEANs, Aug: o s.nMrs; brown, alias Riley,
nv Police officer Tom CLARKE, her paramount
BURNED To DEATH IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANclsc0, Aug s.Clh wife OF George G.
By clothing taxing fire while she was watching thresh
ing machine To-Day.
FALL RIVER, Mass Aug S.-Last evening Thos.
Ashton. night Taeaman II The s.de NM, wa, knocked
strike named DTiseol.
ACCIDENT AT BARN-RAIsING.
DURHAM, Ont, Aug. S.-Whe assisting at
a 9s3SIn i3sS'I bv wg Sg and w nam
O''''' "''' EXEcUTIoS AT SAN ANroNIo.
Aug Sn a S G Hh d1a for WAS ,s
lr Of Peter Ma4505 on GS zen Of February 1878 lie
THE SUICIDE OF A LAW FIRM.
SAN Francisco, Aug. S-HenTy w. Kind, law
partner Of l. Fay who recently died BY hs hand,
lug he had squsndercd her property which the
i0' VIC NV GAS EXPLOSION IL A TUNNEL.
POTrsvILLE, Penn, Aug. s;-By an explosion OF
Msv was bady burned about the face and hands
and George Peter Han severely about the
TWO ALLEGED swINDLERs COMMITTED.
LONDON, Aug S.-Ambrose tortescue and VIII
can ofsers who we're recently for attempting
pass an altered The Bank Of England have been
Committed for tr1aL
A SUSPECTED MURDERER ARRESTED
HARRIsBUBG, Penn, Aug. s--Casper w. Nye, one
Of principal Witnesses the Raoer MURDER rial at Leba
suspicion OF having beaten 10 death
vuis craig oolored man, Sh0 found dead short us
tapce from Dauphin, Penn, on July 20 last
PURSUED BY WHOLE TOWN.
FoRT FAIRFIELD, Me? Aug: Son Wednesday
age eleven Outrageonsy assaulted by J. BOILER The
re town turned out OF the yesterday, and
captured Boiler last evening As DO resisted
afed upon. anf perhaps iataly wounded
THREE DEATH.wARRANrs SIGNED
HARRISBURG. Penn, Aug. S.-Ihe Governor to-
day the October v 0 John
ONeii and Peter McManus the Northumberland County
Magures convicted OF tho murder of Coroner Hesse
Penn 1874 also for the execution u
drew Tracey, MeKean County, Penu., who murdered
young LADY, whom nc was Ing attention
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THE FACTS ABOUT THE PUBLIC DEBr-A STATE
MENT BEING PREPARED TO ANSWER DEMO-
CRATIC LIES.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUgEI
WASHINGTON Aug. S-The Republican Congress
sional Committee has caused to be prepared and
will send to press very important review
of the financial operations Of the Government
since the war, exhibited by the official reports
and statements of the Treasury Department. This
review is to be printed in form convenient for
distribution a supplement 10 Republican news
papers, and will be supplied to clubs and local
campaign committees at a nominal price.
The statement first deals vigorously with some of
tho heresies and Misrepresentation of General
Ewing and others, showing from the official record
that the whole tendency of events. as they have
been shaped by the Republicans, has been in tho
line of an honest fuliiment Of the public obliga-
tons and at the same time has relieved the tax
payers of many of the burdens which resulted from
the Ii shows that where Democratic orators
pretend 10 find an increase of the public debt, no
such increase has taken place, but on the contrary
a steady reduction both of the principal and of
the annual interest OF the public debt has been
mace.
1t shows that the United States was left with an
aggregate debt of 1881 539,294 80. the annual
interest charge upon which was $150,977, 697 81 as
an evidence Of the ll-wIll borne by the Democracy
toward American institutions while the reduction
of the principal Of the debt by than $5S3,000,
0O0 with an aggregate saving of 1873. 626, l09 SO
in interest since 1861 proves the cOnsancy of Re
publican efforts in the opposite direction. 1t shows
that while steady reduction in The rate Of taxation
was IN progress from 1865, in 1875, when the DEM
oCrats came into control OF one branch OF the Gov
eminent the reduction stopped short at that point,
and has been resumed, except with regard to the
tax upon the two Democratic commodities, whIskey
and tobacco and tins notwli hstaudlng the great
cutlery which has been made over the alleged econ
omies instituted by the Democratic House.
In snort, the review shows ion the authority OF
statements which are accepted everywhere that
the Democratic party, the pretended friend of the
people aud the Union, has placed upon this people
a greater burden than was ever voluntarily borne
been consistent with this great fact of its history
On the other hand, it is shown from the
same indi, putable authority shat to Republican
management the Nation is indebted for everything
upon which it has reason to congratulate itself
peace, union, freedom and the dawn of universal
prosperity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
THE MAYOR CHECKMATED.
,,,e ACTION TO BE REVIEWED.

HIS ACTION 10 BE REV 3D.
u,prT OF CERTIoRARG GRANTED BY JUSTICE
wrsTBROoK AGAINST THR MAYOR, IN THE CASE
or COMMISSIONER NICHOLS.
Justice Westbrook. of the Supreme Court
hos written decision granting the applica-
,;oD for writ of certiOrari to he di-
rocted to the Mayor of New-York City,
60 roview his action in removing from
ooico Police Commissioner Nichols, on
.bo grounds that the accused official
should have had judicial hearing and inves-
tigation. notice, specification of charges, the
IA Of counsel, the right to hear the evidence,
and 70 cross-examine witnesses, to produce
testimony and an opportunity to procure It,
The issue of the writ to the Governor is re-
f,sed because if the Mayors action is reversed
that of the Governor will become nugatory'
Justice Van Brunt, of the Supreme Court
Yesterday decided that the argument on the
writ Of prohibition in the case of the charges
AGAINST Commissioner Wheeler should be
heard on August u, instead of on August
IS, as at first ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
GREAT FIRE IN SERAJEVO.

sERAJEvo. Friday Aug 8, 1870.
A fire has broken out in the Latin quarter
Of this city, the whole OF which is burning. The
fire threatens to terrible proportions. The fire
WAS caused by explosion. The Catholic servan and
Jewish districts and the commercial quarters have been
JestToyed thousand buildings have been burned in
Gliding the Catholic and Setvan churches. len thou
sand persons have been rendered homeless The dam
age is enormous The DIRE tat 10 O'Clock Friday night
is stlll raging.
Serajeyo is a town of European Turkey,
1912 miles southwest Of Belgrade.
For other Foreign NeUs Second Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
Jrsr1CE wEsTBRooRs DECISION.

JUSTICE YVES lBAOOhC DL@Ni'AC-'
THE APPLICATION FOR WRIT OF cERroRARi
GRANTED A TO THE MAYOR But REFUSED As
TO rHr GovERNoR-GRoUNDs or THE DECISION
In tho appl:cation of Sidney p. Nichols 10 the
snnreme Court for a writ of certiorari to be d.
rectod N the Governor Of the State, and to the
Mayor of the City of New-York, to review their
action I'm removing him from the office OF Ponce
Commissioner of said city. Judge Nesthrook
has written an opinion granting the VIII as
10 the Mayor, but refusing its issue to the
Governor. The opinion is quite long and reviews
fully the powers and duties of the Mayor ana the
Governor under the charter of the city, and holds
First-That a removal can only be for cause"
which he defines to be some act of omission or COM
mission by the person accused in regard to his
dutics which the law will recognize as good rea-
son for his removal
Seoopd-Tbat as cause must exist as a fact, and
as the MAYORS belief of ITS existence, if he IS mis-
taken is not sufficient to Justify removal, there
must be judicial hearing and investigation in
which the person accused, according to tine we'll
known principles of the Common Law, and adJudged
cases is ent tied to notice. specification of charges,
the aid of counsel, the right to have evidence IN
support of the charges, and to cross-examine the
witnesses, TO produce testimony in refutauon, and
a reasonable opportunity to procure 1t.
Third-That in the proceedings against Mr.. Mich
OILS all the safeguards of the law were disregarded
except simple notice to answer general charges.
Fosrth-That the power of the courts TO review
the action of the Mayor is too well settled to be
discussed. Several cases are cited to sustain the
position.
TJt1b-That the right to issue the writ to the Gov
ernOr is also clear principle and authority,
though some cases denying it can be found. The
courts have no power to prescribe and define execu-
tive action in matters of public policy or political
expediency, OF in those resting in executive dscre
ton but they have power 10 declare what the law
IS and at instance of aggrieved parties administer
its remedies and such power is not limited by the
grade of the Office held by the individual against
whose action complaint is made. This proposition
Is discussed at considerable length on principle and
authority.
Sirtb-Tbe writ is refused as to the Governor, not
because his action Is beyond review but because 1t
Is unnecessary for if the Mayors action is reversed,
that Of the Governor is nugatOry and also, because,
as the action of Mayor and Governor separate and
not joint, a writ TO both would be irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING.
RAPID WORK ON THE NEW BUILDING.
GLOVER REPORT.

REPLY BY MR.. MCPHERSON TO Tue ABSURD
GLOVER REPORT.
A special dispatch from Washington states
that the new building for the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing Is making wonderful
progress, aud that it will he a beautiful
structure. Mr.. Edward Mcpherson. under
whom as Chief of the Bureau great re-
duction of expenses was accomplished, and
other reforms were effected, has replied TO
the recent attack of Mr.. Glover in a letter to
that gentleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
AT THE INDIAN AGENCIES.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
WANT TO COME IN.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.1

A LETTER FROM SPOTTED TAIL-THE NEz PERoRs
WANT TO COME IN
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The following character
stic letter has been received from the Indian Chief
Spotted Tail
UNITED STATES INDIAN SERVICE, I
ROSEBUD AGENCY. OAK, July 20. 1870
The Honorable The Secretary OF me Interior. Washington
SIR: want to tell you few words. Everything you
told to do always did as you said.
My friend, gave our country were
TO be one body and to have any trouble
with the white people. always advise my people not
to 20 anywhere but 10 stay at home and be like white
people they always listen 10 Anything you want me
to DO with my people am very glad TO take bold and
work in your cause.
NV friend, the same as white men we are good
hearted and ike to visit each other, as te whites do
/ like the white man, and want TO DC Ike him. When
So do l.
Tns agency is a good country SO stay here. sent
young to Cheyenne 10 sick sister. with pass
from my agent. but they did not respect H. When ne
reached the Cheyenne Agency they shot MN. and
tried 10 KIN him. He oaCk aud feel bad ABOUT
| It, and tell you words. ] want you 10 know we
have good agent, ana wnen he gives US pass VIC want
! 1t respected aud DO not want trouble because they
| make trouble there Some OF the people want come
ourselves ana work. Up on the Missouri when these
people and VISIT us we feed them and nse them
vel, and send them back home. When any Indian goes
there they take his horse away and put him In jail This
VIII make trouble, and want them 70 stop IT, want
10 tell you these last words nave had enough OF the
| military. want my people TO work i want no more
scouting. have had belly full We want 10 freight
aud work the ground. never laughed but once that
was when the agent Of tue Lower Bruies said kept
people here" They VISITED md fed them, and
my people gave them $50 head OF hOrses and them
| all home 70 their agent.
since Dave been heIe my people have had no whs-
key. Wherever the military there Is always Wills
| key, and that makes trouble.
want you to come mere and stay month, and see
how IL Is.
Ny friend, this is all have to tell you.
his
SPOTTED TAI.
mark.
Witness-Louis Richard. interpreter.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has received
a letter from the Indian agent at the Flathead
Agency Montana Territory, reporting that ten
lodges of Nez Perces deserted White Birds band of
hostlles recently and encamped on lObsoco Plains,
near the border of the Flathead reservation. From
there they sent a runner to Eneas Chief of the
Kostenas, asking permission to cross the border,
enter the resery alton and live there In peace.
Eneas submitted the request to the Indian agent,
who directed him to inform the Nez Perces that If
they crossed the border they would be required TO
| Qpye up their arms and horses. No further COM
| munication mas been received from them. Eight
! Nez Perces, who following the above mem
! toned band were attacked by war party sup
| posed to have been eros Ventres, and AL were
| massacred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
THE MAYOR HEARS THE NEWS.

At midnight last night TRIBUNE reporter called
at Mayor COoper's residence, No. Lexington-ave.
Mr.. Cooper himself answered his ring at the
docr-bell, and at once OWNED the object
OF his late visit 81 have nothing TO tell" he SAID
but this you may saw say that have not received
any intelligence way another with reference
10 a decision in the matter of my removal of Com
missioner Nichols. If there Is such q decision
whether ii be IN his favor or not do not know but
Imay say. that judging from the fact that you
have received information that decision has been
rendered, i believe IT has been. Without knowing
that IL has boon, of course give you idea OF
its effect"
More than an hour later. when the synopsis of the
decision had been received and TRIBUNE reporter
was the first to inform Mayor Cooper that
the writ OF ceTtiOTaT had been granted as
to hun and denied as to the Governor
in the case of Police Commissioner Nichols, he re-
ceived each point of the Judges opinion detailed
with a quiet and oOntemplative "WellV Then he
repeated what he had said earlier in the night,
that he had not received any official notice of such
decision, or any notice whatever.
When asked as 10 the course he intended to pur-
sue, be said Ii would be maDifestly premature for
him without consultation, or even an accurate
knowledge Of what Judge WestbroOk's decision
was, TO make any statement to hls
course. The writ had been granted upon
an paTte hearing. and, he understood
o writ OF certiorar IT would merely require OF him
that he certify TO the court what he had done in
The matter the charges and proceedings
. Mr.. Cooper said that the Executive being n cOor-
dlnate branch of the State Government, he was not
clear how the Court could compel the Governor
20 certify his proceedings 10 IL. He thought that
during the review Of Commissioner Nicholas case
LIS successor would continue in office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

GOOD CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
THE FACTS ABOUT THE PUBLIC DEBr-A STATE
MENT BEING PREPARED TO ANSWER DEMO-
cratic, LIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
EXPENDITURES IN THE PARK DEPARTMENT

EXPENDITURES IN The FAkk DEPARTMENT.
TIE SYSTEM OF MAKING COYTRACIs-THE RIVER
sIDE DRIVE.
The Mayors Commissioner of Accounts, William
Pitt Sherman, has transmitted to the Mayor re-
port Of his labors In investigating the Department
Of Parks. The report covers the year 1878 and the
nrst five months of the present year. Ii is the
Mayor says the regular report, and is not made
with any view Of furnishing matter on which to
base charges against the Commissioners. There is
little In the report that has not already been pub
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

Nor change the old love for new,
Norproye las men dol false and tickle.
VII.
"Forbear poets fatal pride
In praising every charmcr's beauty.
But ever to thy chosen BRIDE
To her alone, and none beside
Sing thou song Of love and duty"
TX.
On that same day. with hope elate,
Beneath an arbor green and shady,
To that same maid who held my fate
Like that same linnet 10 his mate,
sang my lay, and won my lady
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