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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15

sIMcoI, ONT, May l4.-It is difficult to get minute
information as TO what the authorities are doing to
prevent the Ryan and G1ss contemplated prize
heht in Canada on Tuesday next. The parties
charged with the preparation for the meeting are
very rcticent, but from certain movements visible
there is no doubt the pugilists will meet warm
reception If they cross the line. Orders have been
given by the Ontario government 10 have certain
points in the frontier well looked after Detectives
on the American side are keeping the officers
here well posted as 10 what Is going on. The
information furnished by the detectives as
to the movements of the last fighting
party were very accurate. In consequence
of the sheriff knowing almost the exact number of
runaus that left Buffalo and Eric. he tool; with
him in the Annie Craig less than hnlf the number
Of volunteers called ont 1t is significant that five
companies are TO be called out and 4 iiold.pieCo
capable of doing good execution is to be placed on
n steamer chartered for the next trip. The county
judge, who will accompany tho next expedition
by virtue of his Office, Is also provincial justice OF
the peace, and can read the riot act at any place
on the coast line where q landing may DC at
tempted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
Gable NOTES.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 14.-Thc remains ofc:olord
CommGrOT have been inferred at Odessa with MIL
itary honors
LONDON. May l5--At the election in Radnor yes.
terday Mr.. Williams (beraD was returned 10 par
lament by ijS votes Mr.. Otway CONSERVATIVE re-
Ceiy!ng 800.
LoNDoN, May li.--Tho st. Petersburg Gotos says
European concert is insufficient If IL has no sane
ton to deal with the porte. Words are useless
deeds are necessary.
BERLIN, May Il.--when oil tho rerormations
planned are worked out in their minulest details
by the German war ministry, the strength Of tho
amy viii exceed 100000.
BERLIN, May A,-It is reported here that The
English cabinet Is endeOyoring 70 oiIect European
conference TO dispose Of the points OF the Berlin
trcNty remaining in suspense.
LONDON, May l5.--Iho United Stacs charge
d'uiiaireS was present at brilliant reception given
by the Marquis and MarchioneSS Tseng at the Chi-
ncse legation in London last night.
PARIS, May l4-serious rotng in connection
with the strike occurred yesterday at RoubatS, dur
ing which the Suldiery charged the mob, Further
serious disturbances are npprehented.
LONDON, May IA Vienna dispatch to tho Reu-
ter telegram company says the statement originnt-
ing in some Vienna newspapers that tho Aloalnans
have proclaimed their independence is authortt-
lively contradcted.
GLASGOW, May 1.-THE emigration from tho
Clyde to America Is increasing rapidly, The An
chor line steamer Dcvonia LETT lnst night for New
York with FIVE hundred steeragc passengers largo
portion OF them being women and chidron.
LosDoS, May lI.-1ho 6iobe says: 1--WE learn
templated sending the great iron-clad Peter tho
Great 70 the Pacific, and that four other men-of-
war for the pacic are fitting out at Cronstadl'
LONDON May lI.--A Paris dispatch TO tho Times
saws: "The widow Of the Count DeNoe Cham, the
celebrated Carlcaturistl who has been is do
spondent state since her husbands death, has
thrown herself nom WINDOW ana lies III u pre-
ca riOus condition.
CfNCfNNATI, May 1.-the wornen in the Lachine
rolling mill at CovingtOn have struck against re-
duction of wages which comes from an agreement
AZ, last NyharphN khnml1 follow
the price ofiron. The workmen claim that they
were not represented in that arrangement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
Suicide of a German Cook.
Death of Sanford E. Church.

ALBION, n. y, May l4.-Chiof-Justice Sanford Y
Church died suddenly at his residence here at
o'clock this afternoon Of apopleXy. Chiel-JustlcC
Church had been slightly indisposedand last even
ing complained of feeling quite unwell. He went
TO his Office as usual this morning. writing an opin.
ion, about 1850 p. IN. as he was returning TO his
office after dinner ho stopped in the Orleans com
puny national bank, and while there he was taken
With Il pain in his chest. lie was driven to his
residence ON State street, and alighng from his car.
Tiage went " his room without assistance. A ply
sicinn was at once summoned.
Upon his arrival he found the judge In terrible
pain, and before medicine could be administered
he struggled somewhat, turned slightly purple,
fell over ON his side and expired. His last words
were about his pain, Never has the community
experienced such shock, for Judge Church was
beloved by all. Tho day Of the funeral has not
bepn NXud,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
Services Tomorrow.

E-Streot Baptist church, E street. between Sixth
md Seventh: Roy. a. +. Mason pastor, will preach
and 1880 p. IN.
Rey. William Henry Claiming will preach to-
morrow in All Soul church, and on Monday the
18th, he will address tho teachers and scholars O
Minor school AZ . o'clock p IN. His subject fol
sunday morning will be "Channlng as the Ideal
American"
UniversNlist church, Rev. Alexander Kent pas
tor Services at Tollmadge hall tomorrow at IL II
NJ Sermon by Rev. j. ". kcyes of Pawtucket, K
|. Sunday school at 0A5 a M
The reformed episcopal cnurch of the rodeome
will worship tomorrow. and in future until fur
ther notice, in Willard hall Services Mt II a. IN
and 7;45 p. M Seats free, strangers welcome. Rev
Arthur Foster, pastor,
John Wesley N. L. Zion church, Connection
avenue between l. and NJ streets, ReY. N II
Ross, pastor Preaching at 1880 u, M. Subject
Christ the way to eternal life" At 1880 p IN.
preaching and communion. Subject, "the bless
ngs resulting through the mediation OF Christ" Sab
bath school 0t . u. m. All are welcome.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
Assaulted by Knnlnns.

Last evening while Mr. Thomas Wilson was pass
ing the corner of Fourth and Wilson streets, back
of the Freedmens hospital, he was set upon by two
coOred roughs named Roxy Ross and Kenney vii
knson. These rulians were armed with shoe
knives with which they attacked Mr.. Wilson. IN
the back and four in tho right arm leaving him ly.
ing by the roadside in an almost dying state. lie
was found in this condition by officer Slater, who
conveyed him 10 the second precinct station-house
and DR.. j. B. Adams was summoned and rendered
surgical assistance. At late hour last night he
was in Il comfortable condition, although not out
of danger from his wounds. The assHilants es-
capped, but the police were searching for them last
nght and eXnocted u catch them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
CALIFORNIA LAND TRoUBLE LEs.

Funeral of Those Killed In the Fight.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 14.--The victims of the
Hanford tragedy were buried yesterday. All bust.
ness was suspended and the whole population at
tended the obsequies. An autopsy has been made
on the body of Hart. but no evidence has yet been
taken by the coroner A citizens committee has
been appointed composed of settlers residing on
lands not within the railroad grant and uncon-
nected with the league, to endeavor to effect
promise with the railroad company. The leepuc
are urging the railroad proprietors To prevent any
dcprcdations by irresponsible individuals, and
seem determined to permit the commission of no
overt act but will continue to hold their homes ut
any cost.
Statement by n Railroad Agent.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 1i;--Mr. Clark. M agent
of the railroad company who accompanied United
States Marshal Poole on his trip 10 Ilanford states
to-day that after the shooting had Taken place the
setHprs who had not fallen in the fight having
drawn OIL some distance, Crow camo to his buggy
painting with his exertions and leaned over tho
wheel saying, in response to inquiries, that he
unhHrt. Near BY a boy was giving vent to his
than we bargained for" Then" said Crow, why
settler; you began It yourself" Crow then moved
away, and the settlers having rallied followed him
uutil he was finally shot down. The railroad
move to be made, but have reached no conclusion
yet. They will be guided strictly by law.
The Settlers Present Their Case.
SAN FRANGIsco, May H,-The Bulletin this cyon-
the settlers presented to Marshal Poole Immediately
after the shooting occurred. 1t premises that the
settlers are not able to present their equity Us
quickly Us their opponents can complete their pro-
cess for ejectment, and closes as follows: "Thrco
cases have been appealed 10 tho United States
supreme court, and we are determined to submit
TO no ojectment until said cases are decided. We
present the following incts: First, these lands
were never granted to the Southern Pacific Rail.
that must be respected and shall be respected;
third the patents they hold to our lands were nc.
quired by misrepresentation and fraud, and we, as
American citizens, cannot and will not respect
them without investigation by our government;
fourth, the Southern Pacific Railroad company
have not complied with their contract, both with
our people and with our government. and there.
fore for these several reasons we in duty bound
TO ask you 70 dcSist BY authority OF the league
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
Counting tho Electoral Vote.

Tho senate select committee on the presidential
count by n strict party vote to-day decided to
recommend the adoption of the joint rule proposed
by Senator Morgan on the 9th instant and to report
adversely senatar Edmunds' blu on the same
subject. The two measures were reported back u
endar. The committee have made no changes in
tho provisions OF the Morgan proposition which
was telegraphel on the uay Oh iS introduction IN
ments but they have added new section proyid
ing that the joint rule shall be adopted to stand
until, by the affirmative action of one OF the two
Houses, the same shall be vacated"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15

NEw YoEX May ll,-In the case Of relatives OF
Denis Coppcrs, who obtained q mandamus COM
pelng the board of trustees of st. Patrcks cathe-
dral TO open grave and allow the burial of Dcnis
Coppers, a decision was rendered to-day by tho
general term OF the supreme court overriding the
mandamus. Tho opinion says plaintiffs main re-
lance was on receipt for lot given by the super
int0ndont, and on which they claimed the right
OF burial irrespective Of whether tho deceased was
n tlee-mason or u protestant. The court holds that
the catholic church has a right to use the denomi-
national cemetery, and has the power to make
such rules and by-laws as viii reserve II far the
sole use of those In It's fold, The receipt he held
WRs not Il t!,le deed for the lot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
Another Good Man Como Astrnv.

JAMEsrowN, n. " May l4.-The Ereniaq Journa
says the Rev. DR., George A. Pelt2, prominent
sunday-school worker one Of the editors Of the
Sunday. school Times conductor Of last summers
sunday.school assembly at Monterey Cal, formerly
of Philadelphia and for two and a-hnlf years pas,
tor of the baptist church here, has been forced to
resign his pastorate because reports Of immoral
practices had been circulated against him. On be-
Ing confronted he confessed his guilt. He did not
state particularly In what hiS guilt consisted, but
SAID he had sinned, but was penitent. lie LETT
town on Saturday and his letter Of resignation was
lnNn EMMN Nnht.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15

DESvEE, Col, May lit has been learned that
powerful secret organization has been formed
with headquarters in this city, whose object Is TO
60 TO the Uta reservation to prospect without wait
ing for congressional action, Ihc soaiely has al.
Denver citizens, each member being compelled 10
arm aud equip himself for military service. Their
Intention Is TO 80 through Gunnisou ana Eagle
River counties 70 the Rio Grande, and unless pro-
lection il afforded the Utes BY the goyegumeni
Will wage WIr against them,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
rhe MannIng.srrInger IaanIry.

In the Springer investigation lo-dny Mr.. william
Bell jr. formerly secretary Of State in OHIO tcsti-
fed to his acquaintance With Fiulcy's handwriting,
and that tho anonymous letter was not Wrltou by
him but on his Judgment being put to the test no
fell into the mistake OF attrbuting some Of Kings
letters to tho authorship of Finley, Amer, Mr.
George W. Julian, OF Indiana Donnellys counsel
In the contested election case, recaptulated hii
knowledyoet ulo circumstances, developing hove
ever, nothing OF Interest or Importance,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
R.iPlD TRANSIT.
Ninety MlIes in NImety.seyen Ilnntos

Ninety Miles in Nmety-Seyen Minutes.
BERGEN PoINT, n. j., May 1i.-A special express
train of four cars pulled by new Baldwin loco
motive, which has but one 6l4-foot dhvmg-wheel
at each side, was rup on trial trip by the Central
railroad of New Jersey to-day between Philadol-
phia ami Jersey city, The time male has never
before been cQuNled in this country. The trip from
Philadelphia TO Bound brook 592 miles was
made in G3 minutes, and from Bound brook to
Jersey city, S0.2 mics in 81 minutes, or tho total
run or 500 miles IN N minutes Returning to
Philadelphia with five cars the train left Jersey
Guy yd tS r6 merSoi p S nv -, 'J M m & arriiHlsS al
M making the distance Of So miles in Ill., som,
,lD see,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15

pleasant party, comprising tho members Of the
Washington literary association. assembled at Asso.
citation hall last evening for The purpose Of tender
ing a banquet to one Of thGr members, Mr. Morris
Barr, on tile of his departure for Paterson, N
J where he Is TO embark In business. The affair
was admirably conducted, and among other feat
urcs was tie presentation Of handsome gold
medal to the guest Of the evening. AT the cOnclu'
sion of this ceremony addresses were made by
Messrs Jacobs, BGhrend strasDuTger and l., Heller
followed by toNsts and general merry shaking
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
n JIINE C1 yED IN.
Thirteen out of sixteen Miners Rescued

Thirteen Out of sixteen Miners Rescued.
CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from Norway
Mich, says: A little Hller midnight on Wednesday
night No. . shaft Of the Lumbeman Mining COM
pany's Ludington iron mine, located eight miles
from here cuyed In, burylng alive sixteen miners.
This shalt was fifty feet deep and contained Ave
feet OF water. John Tie, AN Irishmnn, Isaac Winn
and oliver Gardener Cornish men, who were work
ing directly nj the bottom Of tho shat were taken
out dead. Tho others, who were working on drifts,
were taken out alive. Tie was married and the
father of eight children. Operation in this part of
the mine will be suspended for q few days. Imme.
diately upon the caying in OF tho SHAFT tho alarm
was given, and miners from other parts of the
mine led by Captain Williams, hurried to the
scene and set to work to remove the rock and ma Ike
M entrance 10 the living tomb. The work was
necessarily slow because The rock hud to be loaded
into the ore bucket, hoisled to the surince and
dumped. AS the work progressed the half-sulio.
Gated cries OF the miners could be heard growing
tainter and fainter About o'clock an entrance
was made and thirteen Of tho miners were rescued
from the dgils uninlnred, The remaining three,
who were directly under the falling rock, were
taken out dead, The SHAFT was well timbcrod
down to tic sides Of rock that were considered
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15

CHICAGO, May A-EIght hundred brckmaken
in the yards on the west and south sides struck
this morning, demanding 81 per day, an advance
Of twenty. five cents, The nortside yards are pay
ing the Increased rate.
QUEBEc, May l4.-Tho police at en- early hour
tn,Sp cbarasd viii being eoueeTned I'm Inc lste
labor troubles All the troops IN the garrison WOro
kept under arms preparatory 10 descent IN case
OF an alarm No resistance was made, however,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15

LEXINGTON, KY, May 14-The first race to-day
Longfellow stakes for the get Of bongfellow. mile
heats-resulted: Mamie Rgs1. Il Annie g., 3, 2;
Longfellow, %. Time, 1:46l%, 1901.
Second racc-for all ages. 2Is miles-was won by
Volturno, Jiles Johnson second, War Lass third
Time, 35l.
Tho third raco-milc heats. for beaten horses
resulted Florence B., !. !; Virgil Blank, 9; Hama
dan, 3 .; Bailey 0, blank; Harry, distsnced. Timc
l:43, 1I3S{ -.
The extra race, ~ miles, was won by blue
Lodge, lucille second. Ida Davis third. Time, l:1lA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
Keohabite Grand High TENT.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 1l.-The high tent of the
Independent Order of Rechabites of North Amer
ica which has been in annual session here for sev-
cral days past, has adjourned TO meet at Wheeling
Marche, Of Washington, was reelected high chief
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15

Tho Grow Indians have agreed TO sell to the gov
erninent 100000 acres of their reservation in
Montana for $50 eco per year for twenty-five years.
and the shoshono aud BNnnock Indians, Of the
Fort Hail. Idaho, reservation, have signed
an agreement GiSposing of 100000 acres oi
thair reservation Tor $1,000 per year for
twenty years The Indians will remain upon Ger.
tain portions OF Their reSeryatiQns, Tho dolega-
next. The agreements referred 10 have been en-
bodied in bills and transmitted TO Congress-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
rnalmnstor Jnmes peelInes CnndIdncy.

General McCook Of New York, yesterday laid
before the president a letter received by him from
Postmaster James Of New York City, in which the
latter says Let me thank you most sincerely for
your great kindness in the matter of the postinGs-
ter-generalship. The pressure OF the mercantile
and natural aversion to leave those who have
made my administration successful, force me to de-
cline being longer mentioned as q candidate. May
ask THAI you Will inform the president OF my de-
tarniuntiOu."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
Mr.. Washburns Fully Defines His
Position.
The Illinois Combination Against HIS
Known Wishes-Ho will Go Homo to
Combat It-Jackson County Sends
Grant observation-disclosures
to Other Delogates-Pri-
maries of Democrats,


NEW YORK, May l4.-Thc Times viii publish tho
following to morrow morning;
PORTLAND Me-. May IA.
TO NE Editor Of The Nct0 York Times:
My position in regard to the cnnddncy for presi-
dent and my relations to General Grants nominal
zion are not changed In any respect whatever. All
reports sent out by certain parties In Chicago as
sorting or suggesting duplcity toward General
Grant are utterly and absolutely false and known
to be so by their authors. l left Chicago some ten
days ago All combinations alleged 10 have been
made in that city by my friends aud those of other
candidates have been entered into without my
knowledge or appreciation. l have been confined
to my room here for nearly week by serious Ill.
ness, and shall return home as soon l able to
travel and have attended TO the business which
brought me 10 this state.
E. D. WAsnBunNR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
Governor of Dnlsotn.

The nomination of eX sergoant-at-Arms Orlway
as Governor OF Dakota VIII strike the public mind
with layor Indeed, it Is among tho very bost OF
this class ofappontmenls that has been made by
the present administration. Mr.. OrdwUy is man
OF strict integrity, sNlwart abilities ripe experience
and sound common sense, There will bo no iri-
fling by or with him in his administration of the
affairs of the territory which he is called to
exercise gubernatoral powers In personal np.
pcaranc. lie is not SO unlike the aboriginal race
that no might not be mistaken for chief of high
order, His confirmation will undoubtedly follow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15

The president yesterday sent to the senate The
following nominations
n. @. OldWRy, Of New Hampshire, TO be governor
OF Dakota territory; First Lieutenant Sauhgpg h.
Blunt, ordnance department United States amy TO
be captain; Second Lieutenant Alex, NJ. Fat al.
fourth United States cavalry TO he first Lieutenant:
Nicholson, to be lrst lieu.enants ia Tie marine
corps,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
The German veteran Club.

The German veteran club at its last meeting de-
cidcd to observe decoration day on tho afternoon
of Sunday, tho goth inst, by decorating the graves
OF dead soldiers buried In Prospect hill cemetery
1t way tho sentiment OF the members of the club
that the ceremonies being of a most solemn nature
should not be changed from Sunday to Saturday
Gs proposed by the c. a, II. Mr.. Hugo EIcholtZ
president OF the club, stated that the seyeny-cight
head-stuncs furnished by the quaTtoTmasler's de-
paEtment would be set next September.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
The Co,k County Delegations.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE addresses of the opposing
delegations from Cook county TO the state conven.
tion are both published. That of the Grant delo-
CATION sets forth tho reasons for the bolt OF the
delegates from the Farwall hall convention, while
that OF the anti-Grant delegation sets forth that
the proceedings of the Farwell hall convention
were regular and gave 10 cause for q bolt. Both
appeal to the delegates from other counties to ex-
anime carefully into the facts and vote in accord
1nce Herewith in admitting delegation from
Cook county TO the state convention next Wednes-
day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15

Last night Equal Division, Sons of Temperance,
after having concluded lis routine business, paid a
fraternal visit to Rescue Division, 5. Of T., at its
hall on Eleventh street. Two hours were most
pleasantly passed In bearing addresses by several
well known members Of both divisions, also songs
r0cita,ions, etc. Next Friday night Equal Division
will after It's regular business, throw open its
doors and receive It's friends, who will be enter.
tanned with programme repete with choice Sc
lectious In vocal and instrumental music, readings,
cir N will he welcomed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
Tirn Mt GIoMdale. Ohio.

CINCINNATI May ll,-A IRE broke out IN Glen-
dale, Hamilton county, Ohio, this afternoon in
Kochcr & CO.'S drug store, near the railroad depot
and before 1t could be checked burned seven
buildings. The principal losses are Kochcr u
Co.'s drug store, $1,000, insurance $1,000 william
Lehrer n Co IS store 5000 fully insured and Bruce
& Co IS store, SO 600, fully insured The other build.
ings were frame structures, Total loss $4,000
total insurance SlbO0O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-15
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
CRITCHLEY,S REYENGE.
lie Assists in vanquishlng His Old Nine
In Baltimore.
Especial Dispatch 10 THE NATIoNAL REPuBLicAN.l

BALTIMORE, MD., May IA, 1880.
Critchey got his revenge to-day. The Albany
club released him because he was not considered
able 10 pitch. lrst-cass physician examined
him aud pronounced tho muscles Of his arm con-
tracIed, yet he went In to-day and pitched the
Albany men out on strikes one after the other no
less than five striking out and only six hits being
made Off his pitching in the entire game.
The Baltimore nine hedod finely, but their great
strength lay in the superb manner In which they
ran the bases, accepting every possible chance aud
being caught in only one Instance. About 500
spectators witnessed the match. The Bahimorcs
Rro now cooked and primed to meet the Nationals
next Monday and the lnttor will have TO play ball
and strong ball-to win.
Appended Is the score of to-days game.
BAITIMoRES.