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MUSIC REF0RMFRS.

ST. L0Vls, Hept. %.-Tho American CcoIlan
Society, having for lta object tho publication Ut
tauslo sung In tho C4thplIo Church, ~ holding
Ns stfanth annual conSpntlon In thta city. Tho
society bus l4rxeiy tncrDased IT. mambershp
auElng ths past year, and IL In prosperous con-
dillon. Nr. BlugeuboFKer was teGlcetGA 1Fastttnt
f9r .,I tho nvFt thre9 years. ns,hop EiAyE. Ut
yention today IN Witch he saId tbs sooiaty VIII
trylnx to do away With t4u uriIs Vt pr3iana
muslV, which evils Wern the humiliation of tho
sacred liturgy and tho turning away OF tho
thaughts ts4m Whist ID xaluY % at t6a altar.
Opera ,lnNslo Or snch. muStp ~ hls us With
churches. lbs conyeauqa vii b. Is session tWo
Of lhEea 4a{s.
, 1881-09-29
a NEW Project,

dpfftdk UNpd!th 10 Tx CHICAGO 1fD1N&s
MADISON. WIS.,, Sept. cs.-Art!cies wcrc s1ed
in the Secretary Of states office today orgnn!z-
Ing corporation to bo known rs tie lrou River
Railroad Company, with capital OF $s10, 900. to
construct railroad from tho terminus OF the
Republic branch Rallroad at tha state line Of
tho State Of Michigan, In Township 10. Range
". u sa!d Stnse. n9rthwesterly to point on the
southern terminus Dt the Ontonngon l. nrul6
River itailwny. IN Wisconsin,. Tho mombers Of
spcnccrt Fred yogc Jr, F. NJ. LIuyt, and
EPht|ani Marluernll. OF milwaukee,.
, 1881-09-29
TIE EAST.

CoSsrASrtNopLE, Sept. a3.-Lorl duff
ferln, British Ambassador, III MI Interview
witt. t1le l'rcshtrnt at tho Turkish Council OF
Mlntsturs, utlyisetl great clscu1lspectton OIL
taalhIg with tllB Egyptian question, !nttmat-
ing TINT nny !dca of llspntchlng ItrkisI,
troups to Egypt lIall best he abanllo,.uti tar
thu prusont as miIltary Intervention on the
part of tho Porto might provoke ugltatlo,.
'rna ultimate dIshaalMsnt OF tho EgYp.lon
army was discussed,
CIIQ{.EiA.
Owing to tho exlstulIcH Ut 0lI0lorn the Saut-
tNry lsuartl recommends tho einlarkRtlon Ut
p{lgrlMs for A&eccu to bo st0ppel,
, 1881-09-29
SPAIN.

THE AMERICAN SOCIETY.
MAnIitD. Srpt. 2S.-4At tho Congress Of tic
American Society, Prof. Barber Ut PhIatlcl.
pll1a. read n paper on the ancient pottery Of
cities. nnd tho rural population of North
America, a1u tho cinerary urns of Central
ulll South America.
, 1881-09-29
RELIGIOUS.


CONGNEGATIONAL
6YnACuss. N. T., Sept. as-Tho Commission
on tho Craod Of tho Congregational Dcnomiua-
tlon Of tho United Htates mot horo to.lny. Tho
Commissioners wore divided Into tirco cotn-
tnttces; that on tho urgnr Confession Of raith
presided oyer by President FaIrohld, OF Obern;
al tho smnlfcr btatpu1eut Of buItcf. by ur,
ooodwtn. Of Chicago: that Oh Catcchsn, by DR..
tntteo rgnOrts will be nndo to tho full cOsntnts.
sion, which is to be called together boforo
, 1881-09-29

T0SQuiS AND FRANCE.
LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch from 1'ars
says there Is ail impression TINT France d.
slres to force treaty OIL the King of Tor
qfn. aud tint there will l,c repetition Of
tho Tunis affair there. Such a course would
be likely to involve n rupture with CHM.
, 1881-09-29

ANOTHER CATHOLIC NisIf0r.
1sEnLtH, Sept. N.-Neg0tfntNns between
t}urma1,y and tho Vntlcan hnys further rt.-
siEltcd In mn agre0utcMt Tint Dr. Knpps shnit
shortly he installed rs Btshopof llil.lrsltcI,l,,
III Hanover.
uSbEtst'ttDUND TELEGRAPH.
DEnfty, Sep. y.-A stl,tcrrnncnn tclc-
Erap1' system connecting Ut towrs ni,tl citics
If Germany is Mnw cunpletc. T,G total
length Of tho buried cables Is i, ,509, ,t0 kilo-
metres.
, 1881-09-29

CUT AN ARTERY.
I0u1Bv1LtE, Ky.. Sept. s9.-Edwnrd Oates,
aRcd II years. an EnYltshman. committed sui.
cftlo In Now Albany. Ind, this morning. lie
np In bed until he hled to death. Domeatso
trouble was tho cause.
, 1881-09-29
uNIYEHSALIS,rS.

srn1SorIELp, Mass, Sept. 2s.-Tho State Unt-
vcrsallst Convention instructed tlecRatos to tho
General Convention ut Detroit 10 aak that a
aRcotnl cou1mittco inquiry Whothor tho Influence
.tti'l effect OF woman In tho ministry justtnes
hcr continuance thore.
, 1881-09-29
SEWAIA1lkET.
tHuft{f} E1t,Is.

NEwMAnKET. Sept. 2s.-Tho Hcrald'a spe-
cEal says: Tho second dAy OF the Newmarket
lneet[ng wns favored BY beautiful weather,
tho attendance b. very large. The first
raro was for the Cranky 6takes, fur which
three went to tho past. ALr. Keene's Golden
t;nte, ridden by Weston, was 'nattn tho IN
vorlt, starting ut tho odds Of 100 to G0 Ouc
American gentleman backetl lin for Al00.
Ttla competitors got oil well, MID the Amert-
cast Horse hold the position In front NIL tho
wuy utld won by the conlmonest cauter by
twelve 1ongtl,s. The following Is the sul.l-
mary:
forfeit, With l!n aoys: atdGtl for 2-ycar-olds.
sots III ibs, nl!'cs lio lbs, Criterion course, II
Alfonso. ont u Moiilo Wood ibred III Amor
hs ieieyres br C. Nickel BY woiinstoa oil
Nj y. .. Grawiordi i. C. ~ king Aifroi, out
OF Lupa,.....+.... ...................,.....J )
AN AMERICAN VICTORY AT NEwMtAnKEr.
10 ths tFtsteri Assoetatti Fress. ;ir
LONDON, Sept. a2s.--At Newmarket totiay
the Grumpy Stnles, for :-year-olls, werD Won
by Keene's Guldun Gate, Ntcko SECOND, apd
King Alfred, COLI THIRD.
Tho Great Eastcrll handicap WAS won by
John Kidd, Warliorn seculltl, and Atlanta
third. Twcnty-threo rail-, Including Don
Fnlano and Arallzsl.
The Newmarket October two-ycar pinto
W1s captured by Slug Sling, EIl,lb[u sccu,lt,
ard Kcono's Golden Gnte third. Nine rail-,
sYslrATIlr FUR Mrs. nAt,FlE1.p.
Last evening tho Manchester Sunday
School UnlaH, representing a,5uo tencElcrs
and :5,00 scholnts, p&sSntL resolution Ut
sympathy will, Mrs. tiurllcld.
cONFEnEl.ArE HoSns.
Tho Standard says. in lts ll',ul,clal arltcEu:
"Tha rayiyGt Interest In tic Confederate
sterling l1an WIS novel fenturo yesterday.
Largo amounts wcre taken for Anstoula,n
at ~ l0s.n
STATE PRISONERS 1.ELEAsED.
DuHllS, Sept. as.-Fntll0r Sheel|y and llvo
suspects have bcuM Released from kllnlaIl-
ham jul.
Fathor Shelby, replying to tho questions of
rcuorturs, con,ptniue4 ut tbs sanitary colsll-
tlon OF tho JUL. which lie declared was con.
duclyo tu blaod.polsonlns, ts1li sal.l the fund
was unit TOR human USE. 1Iu strongly cou.
demnetl ttu INlld net.
,i!lp suspects III klllpn!n1Ian ulld Mas Ja!ls
Wero released IN consequence OF the report
u the resident Mag!strata that Kllmallock
District IL HOW puAcu1ul,
DISTURBANCES IN KEllllr.
Another case Of whit III funEe.l to bea tutQl
attack upon prncess.scFsers occurred ut
Hallybunnlop, County Kerry, yesterday.
SlMtlar Violent nttncks Oh aylcttng pnrttps
Of police are continually reported. "lloy-
eottlnR," according to letters published III
LIE papers, l.as Increased.
WUnt,
Nine thousand two hundred bales, chiefly
New Zealand alI! fort Philip wool, sold to-
day; good demand; full rates.
, 1881-09-29

SEw YoRK, Sept. .5.-Thp East Tennessee,
Virginia s. GeorKia Railroad Company. tho Eor-
folk & WcsturH, and tho ShopauIoah Valley
hai)road Companies havo consolidated, lsEltlur
tho name Of Vrlnla, TcnnesAea q; Geosgia Line.
, 1881-09-29

as tho responsible man, and recommending
that he ho field without hall IN await Tho action
of ' ti9 !. Grand tnsy. Jordan hln'eclr denIos MI
up n. hsick-whAt ho did with 1t ho can,1ot re-
nember as he Wns too drunk to bo Impressed
by anything that happened.
, 1881-09-29

APPOINTED CHANCELLOR,
Sptefo1 DIspateh 10 Ias Ch4ea7o Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H.. July s5.-Fathor rnwcrs, OF
II. .j0sGph's ColloEG. hug becn appointed by
ulehop llunncsey Chancellor Of this diocese,
, 1881-09-29

CHAtLEsToN. No., Sept. as-Charley Riddles,
nged 10 ycars. took ak grains Ut strychntno be-
cattsc hIs sweetheart rejected him. lie nax
butlcd out Anl Will rccoycr.
, 1881-09-29

Snsn. Tic French consequently have esaie-
IlsIIctl n military cnrt"tl hcynnd wlitcl. tt,-
ttndy II allowed 10 pass without special
hermit.
, 1881-09-29
SOUTH AFRICA.
HaffIlf

PRETORIA, Scpt. o3.-AbDut a dozen MEN,
bcrs Of tho Transvaal V0lRruad ilnyo spoken
Oil tie trvaty with England. Allarc strongly
opposed to the convention, but II Ii believed
Il motion will be passed referring II 10 conf
nllttce.
, 1881-09-29

Buck d 1tAyncr's Moth Powder IN tho
sttreat Insect killer. 1t makes short work cs
roachcs teas, lilies. aud bcthuRs. Also preseryof
valuable furs aud w0olone frn,n tho rAvagos at
Moths. Luck i Rayuer, n1kers Of the Mars"
Cologne,
, 1881-09-29

INDIANAPOLIS. 1nd., Sept. z8.-Hy an arrauge.
rnent authorized by ahe United Suites Court
here OH petition Of John Ice, President ot tho
Anderson. Lebanon s. St. Louis 1tailroad, the
foreclosure suit al tho bLl1hnllcrs Is 10 bp with.
drnwn and the roud completed. Five thousand
dollars will 10 Adranced ut ot,cg by iniercstsd
parties to be usela In bnllastinK and laying ties
betweoh Anderson and NoblGsyilc. This work
Ia to be done Immediately,
, 1881-09-29

clslnn+ nc wnsilsl ask that II hia nnfnfnecx were
nht appointed. some QUO ehou!d be selected who
serr"n 10 tho it1innpa hit, IS,arost n, o' soo'
Mr, Crawford cOlitc;tjr,l that tho {lhjo 4 Mis-
afsstpp! nonl was tho ony lnu Of any length OF
Walca tp1uay. attef hte years q rGcelyGrshp
~ cT ~ .s, ~ s hn & We 70 nearer tae k uidaton
" ~ us tntt LINN waen u was piit INTO the hande
~ = NuSusttS'; - was nustne EEGe!seFsuiP
, anu nostas III. ia'atu ~ !tEGclora ~no Wcro III
ins i,a Tne pfnpefty onknt nee to be iore.
than tho nt'rtxaKe On 1t. The Judge would not
tAnI. s;i ulneE tM!cs tnnl tne IA" gave INC ponu-
As x te Ve clos NJ ss 9ravsors rauork. TIM
court aulourned Until this morning ut III o'clock
s,,co tha f1niar i,acr GItuS ;.ai,:o
,nr..,,rea1 -, ,,,.,,.tns. T.. ,.,,', sonpu5 uas
mnuonnsco m lts hto',toa IL uu,Iu an lnaepcaaeht
Central Pacific has shown anything hut un anil
Cable spirit towards that company, Much COM
plaint Is made by MERCHANTS hat freight con- con-
sfgned Tor th's point ut Ban Franc!sco, with the
understanding that 1t would 70 direct via the
clf,o or,1 tnhI.on ro,,a,<o t-a.n., ~ us,.a.,,a
th,s r,n,,trn, na,rt, ,raa.,. 1,o.'. .t,,a 10,
saa,, saue ,"qasns ~, neary "9exs more tlae "a
people cJuln that ucarly all tho freight Tint tho
centro, paeo en s,ivcrt fron ,ns,r roa ~ .ens sr
bS hes"uthern route. and for this reason they
thoir bi'ls os ladiug that tho goods sbou 10 yla
" aepondent upon tue Central raoltIo as is
when It's direct line Is completed which Il Is ex.
pectcd viii be done In alout r,or . iIvc,v
~. s ~. r,.,s w "s Un. =" aouut sou', 4helt
tor; and an tao mmono9poly m which these two rua.R
fes n koo ess han xF "" ne Se Gfok, + +
sxpee9ud t9 haGo 20 isss than four roads run.
iiiK throngh to CnlitorI'la anu tue Far!tc Coast,
rmina v Ill., r,no .p ~ aEns1 nn1 amnee' ana
ia unlon Pacific cxpoe.s g. heve "a Gwn line rua
frna, 9 o ,oso"sH 70 ~; ' ~ apu 9ao ysar
%sis wi.es 10 A.sas"". eS Tons.a s !as Naa!i 'a
s sis Sss So jsS f e. ss Is
t!e psco .i nnye cntore! Into On ArranHctn9nt BY
WI ~, ,ne 'a,fr Uas fSa from oKgn
n ua to svsr p"4k Eey wsq s bo1h pSht
w n. mae: aa theleu they wllhu!ld jointly via
ne wv , Trees anu Yosemite Valley 70 San F'ran-
1nIoa ! raeilic and X!sSison. TspsES ! saata W FS
o co ua ccntr tr a"o Iads heb afc can: a
tlollen " lne sAlhe rAEL,es. WILL hlEo 10 look
esas an nae # Was o
iosn' @ the rsEt'lar outlet rpr tho Southern l'a-
/ Paclc. Is 10 Ia nmllt IN to rntnrgtion VIII
lhu ntier md Ia EivH its business to that com.
pnmy. Iio aonsral Pacific. thus being cnt olr
iis t.ne.Ix, ,., sn.tuGeIua t !nr uotn " ~
Tho Soutborn pacIHn Ssprets s IL" tn nnd t'u,n. an
uilttot vIR thu Chesapeake 1 Ohlo, which il being
f!ptdty ext9titru W1at to 4 connection with thAt
t ihas. ,,aasn 4 K' tuy ~ -, ptGn uMner u
mectcd viii sGa Snmtiiern an!i + cmntrat H,c3iio
itoalls. Tito Centrul Puullle linz has now nur-
yeyors ln tue tici4 trying TO locnto y lite east
uRueu - !" tao paissogrt !t!ver 70 neeonn ~
aowo.cr that tIe Contrul Facitito viii nut b,1iil
,ront ,vItt, +hn fnIn"ro iS,saIt.s's+ "
, 1881-09-29
THE SESEy-COLEf fi0AD9.

THE ssENEI-COIsE ROADS.
NEW YOltx. Sept. :I.-presldent Cole sald tn a
reporter yesterday In regard to tho consulItln-
tion Of tho Scncy-Colo roa,ls: "1ts Importance
eau bo best Understood by tho stutasncnt that It
forms new trunk limo unt!cr ono management
from Memphis tu Norfolk, Va, aud from
Chattanooga, via Atlanta and Staoon,
totIrunswIck, and via Knoxville md tho Ken
tucky Ccutral, 10 Cincinnati By this combna-
ttou about 2201 miles Of Southern railroads
como Into line as n systematic organization,
South, and ~ direct lines. The Rross earutngs
Of tho roads 40 combined arc. Accoriii,g to tho
latcst reports. about $a.HI).tUQ per nnnutn. Tho
roAds comprising this system aru in tho tnnln In
9otM cotiditton. With steel rails, Iron wedges.
aud first. .cIass eq,.ipment, and nrc daily l'ctng
that competition and rival r,lllrond- builders nil
have Rrent difficulty In seriously affecting
tho property" cplo addcd that tho contract
WIS for tho consolidation Of tho business inter
ests Of the companies Tor tho protection of tho
rondst md would hg permanent III Ctlar.tcter.
The confederation and ndtisabIlity Of takIny
such acti0H would ba decided In tho future.
By the terms of tho contract each cotnpany was
prohibited from building riva! lino ngaiust tho
, 1881-09-29
SENATOR FAIRS PAIR,


VIRGINIA CRY, Sept. :s.-Somc bitch has oc.
curred in Senator Fairs pair with Plat. II It
falls through he will PAIR With Miller, Of Casfor-
uIa. "
, 1881-09-29

NEAR DAYTON, IND.
aptttnl Dttprteh tn The CHICAGO 1rtouHs,
LAFAYETTE, lnll.. Sept 23.-An Ineendtary flre
DESTROYED tho stable. RranAry, etc., Of Ell Franz,
near Dayton. Tppecanoo County, involving
loss Of about si,:tn. Whnt grain hn had WAS
burHct1. llcsl'!es the farm toufe Tho American
Insurance Company hold policy on tho prem.
, 1881-09-29

GALVESTON. Tex, Sept. GA fre at Bryan
post-ol1ico and all tho fixtures. '''1
, 1881-09-29

DASriLLE. Va.. Sept as.-iIolland's tobacco
factory and storage rooms b1rnod this morning,
LOss. $G3,00); ltleurMnc0, $ElOQ.
, 1881-09-29
i,a5 In. aso fighting Indebtedness, ard tho road

raid, als" t'ontln1 indebtedness, astl tho road
wy ,',,t,,.. r. .xrt,lisnt ;,. condition.
friendly rejat'',, Wi, The in%tiinaro % { ohIo liz
ltn!rond wa. hraken, II woutti huvn my otfces
o. KS io niss'sl a'sst .Se oh S" .s!pp ESS 81 !! @
III. Iia!fl.on replied that It could. Tho other
i"ncnt on the ohio Il Mls.i4sippl.
JKstiIGsiam r. H., Inquired whit eonslIeraions
i. iarrt4n ] sa .to :" n!hwcs,er. ,si,n.s 'rsjT.
of tho uh'o T. stla-lssppl 1tnnd WI. principally
xrai,.' lhe na.ir.tt ouilo. fur Y wa. TO hill.
tl,c i,aittfnorv L tini, tsi. II tho Il atter u WIZ
:lhtn Mt.si4s,np ltoa.l, and itesl wf,nt chancu
hut tho HttGr fnr Its cRst .laInl frtnht2
An adjournment wna tflen had Until :: oelucA,
when thu arguments wrrg resumed by Afr. Craw.
hy. .tltw. ,rnlnier or tic bonlhotdors and stook-
hu'icrs hu represented. Tho Jus1re promptly
etnrlcd him, saying I'M tnl,st otter n,mo nvileneo
Iown rre!natureIy.
GOV, IIESuficKs
followed. lie sad tho first thing ho desired to
know was whether thu Judges would ho boulnt
~ ontstlo and seleet = posson n1t nominated.
& IT, w9,Id I MT object u tnat wero done. Hi. II
hhtHu Ut ar. UrlsWAId. n tnnn Ut Krrtt exptri-
wonlh 10 mentioned. Ife had built tho ron'l
grade u part Of Tho road. Anniher gun
Hermit, fta suggested WIS Atr. Mel.Gnn, tho
ta.snsss M 1nanaker Of the Cincinnati EMr'trer,
anu therefore EoOd blisIi,cx] lHun. THU En-
Gtttttr wAs hnf Il Huoh paying property whom Mr..
Sci:enn took Charge, but i vi rrescnt over
country. Thu qualities fscccssary 10 tic h.,ai.
hess nun III Il newspaper were very vArIcd, md
would necessarily assist him III mnnaKinv
support eaIne trotn tho 1saIsImorc g. Ohio IN
terest. @ THO oppo:'tlon GANG tron a!l tboso
Whn hRtl t'itFchaHt buhS and stuck In tho hppG
tt1nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
coyrlGLoN IIolr .lND 0Y hIND.

When DR.. Smith. the Health Officer, wrnton board
b Steamer Victoria of the Anchor Line. from Ing
t,l -t,rlav afternoon. he found several eases "i
.,,,llpnx among the passengers. lie hal the pa
ti,,t, uromptly put on another boat and they were
,,lcp 70 fhr hospital on Blachwcl's Island. DR..
smith and his two assistants then began To yacci-
,,t All the passengers, and ~ there were So in the
.t,,r,p,. alone the work occupied much time. The
.t..,incr was detained AT Quaantinc all night. The
officer, were surprised when they discovered the III
NOS. among the pa, ,scngcrs. rs special pains were
taken 10 guard against carving any sick persons
pairslman Charles Mccarthy who died FRIDAY
fro, tynhus fever at the Reception Hospital, was
huri.d Yesterday in Calvary Cemetery seven
other pcl sons who died ON BlackwclTs Island from
ttIhus fever last week were buried IN the Clty
Cruetcry Three persons were tonnl suffering rom
s,llpoX i'm the city yesterday and they were takrh
to thc Reception Hospital. one was Albert Brihk,e
,,,. tN.ntT-fyc. of No. | 1884 Second ave, VINO
w.lkcd all the way from his home 10 The iosphal IN
SiNtrcuth.st Only two new cases oil typhus ic'ei
were reported. ,,. y. %,
4 chiid died yesterday with smallpox at No. II
N'r,cr-st Trr,ey CITY Several other cases have
L,..n rrportcd in the adjoining houses:
child named MctinnS died from diphthela HIl-
,,ri,,- At No 2I2 Last seventy y-nntli-St. ana llr
Intending physician DR.. Il. Farrias, OF Ne --3
Tnst y-ninthst in his report to the biiIeau
If Vital Statistics Yesterday, stated that me dlsedse
,,as cati>cd hy sewer gas passing ihto lhe nousc
Another of the occupants oi the house was III Win
diphtheIia last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
coNfIIcr BETUEEN RiILRoLb HLN
ALMOST srrIor, RIOT Al WACO rENA, IHh CAUSE
OF IuE IEuUBLE.

Almost srEIor, RIOT Al WACO. rENAs. Ini CAUSE
oF me TROUBLE.
GALVESTON, Texas April 2l.-A special us
match from Waco, Texas, says: "IiouD't hAs O''n
brewing for some days between the Missouri l"'Hle ""
the 81 Lonis and Texas Narrow Gauge Railroad com
rouics II was expected that the Missouri Facihc men
would attempt To tear up the temporary track a" ~
the Narrow Gauge Company n the Intersection oil tue
roads and early yesterday morning the Missouri racine
Company moved a small OF men down intending 10
remove the track but this action was prevented by the
Narrow Gauge men who drove teams around ana over
the track The Missouri Pacific had meanwhile moved
large force up the rOad, which arrived ht tue
crosng al o o'clock and tho news OF threatened con
eict spread throughout the town Terms OF reconcla
ton were offered without avail. AZ ) o'clock the Mis-
sourl Pacific teams surrounded the track with Marvin
the chief engineer at their head lie was met by Che
Engineer Axtel of the Narrow Gauge force, who pro
poscd 10 make it "A personal matter with Marvin Several
Of the Narrow Gauge men then gathered around ana
drove Marvin back. The opposing forces uiufo ch'n
other back alternately for full hall hour III the pres
encc OF an excited crowd of 200 citizens, WuO were o
mcntarily expecting more serious trouble. -, ,
When the excitement had reached lis helght I9uI "l
tho leaders OF tho Missouri Pacific men, lncIuuuH x
Margin and Thomas, the contractor, also Ahltl o Tue
Marrow Caugc forces, arrested The Missouri ~
cae leaders are charged with melting riot and A1te
with swearing They TO appea< sTore justice DAVIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
Tr1GIc DEATH or BCRGL4R.

BUFFALO, April 2i.-George Irish, keeper OF
,..,.,, .t,re Lcrc, was awakened at an early hour
mi. morning by hs servant girl who' hearing strange
se In the store below, suspected that burglars had
brokeu in. Aiming himself with revolver, Irish de-
seconded to :hc store where he encountered Dennis H.
Murphy. who had forced open the side door. Murphy
,,i,tcIv turned upon Irish threw weights and other
silrs t him. and Selling club, struck savage blow
t him Irish thcrcupOn shot his ant agonlst, one ball
rrIng the forehead of the burglar and another strik
in,, hl in the breast and lodging IN the lung beyond
tb,. rnch of the probe. Murphy WAS removed 10 tue
Suc Iostal where nc fingered In great agony until
ni,out o'clock this evening, when he died. Charles
Roash whom Mlnhy IN his delrium called for several
t,nrs and Patrick Mcdonald, both supposed 10 have
been with him. have been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
EITLWiT, WEBS.

HEAVY CLAIMS AGA1N~rTHE GOVERNMENT
rur r>IoN IAciIIc EAuEoAD Company BILL I"R
MAIL -rENt,F
W,-mNcroN. April 2i.-A petition has been
i.rd WIN th, United state. Court 81 Claims iy the
I.,.nn Pacific l:nil -nnd Company rorr'-'n'lue.
I,rst That upt, md iu,nliur Drcrml'r o.. le7' 'hr
,.ii- a. tar railroad company hrHiu-i lhr GoN'rm'h
f,r the tran nriltlou of thc Wlil. 1l been aNu-i"
uun terms r-ciih'd %, the lo-t oirr De riinr' ana
ihaf hu-, tciui- Afforded compensation "hr COMPANY
,-hlrruty r-- tuln the ouu4 charged +" aud pahl
O., private ct Tor the same lnd ut -or'ic' hi thr
same dates; aud,
Scond. Tha. tho railroad comp'nf. fr"iu Dc''a'h,r r
ll $50. o ~cpfrmh'r. "u lrs, r,hI'i' r'ill''7 lp
thr United states 40 hc oirintr and trm~io alton "i
il mail. fur the Poet Ocr Department ana "-n lh lh
Transformation of postal clerks and ai'hi- "i h nii'd
-fifcs iur which 70 has not SET received '"nl"h-h'nh
statement detailing the character of the -crfico.
,,h.ro % was performed. ali tic amount for each
.,ii, rI-- g. embodied u Tie petition "hrh hN'- o."
AGGREGATE amount due thc railroad f"f ~u'h services
ftou I~7, to I-77 900 SI.lGl..-O 20. The Petitioner
maintains that un-iulf Of thr fum claimed 10 have
been earned. uifurly $3.50 $50 l should 10" applied iF
t o, ctuiurut 10 tr iul iu,ut of tire bonds --rd lF
tb, Governments u tht A.l ot thr construction m iHr
railroad and that tho other hair should hc pd over m
mui, Goo tho railroad company. IAc caSt Viii De- U''u
los fhr Court rIill iu M1].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
TIE NEW SpANr.u MlNl,TEE.

ruasyrrIrY OF ,rNIS-rRILNpLY FFrliNG 80 ms
COUNTRY.
The new Spanish Minister To Washington,
s,p,r Fr,u,isro Barca Madame Birca, and ui'i
t,Y,nt,r arri.,- IN tls ciy W,inc-ay nom LtrrppoL
rl,, went To tlc Alhcrmal!c rot'l. where a TRIBUNE
p rorir found s,nor Barca lo IL the evening lie is
opp,r,ty about forty years oi a-c. Of mcn ~" and
- a ,ir copipr Mon FOR Spauiapl lie wear heavy
,r,,.,lt.iY iuustnrAc IN uanatr lr T. "'rrrdingy
,,ri,nii. H. lors not speak n,li.h Drns t.t ron,
4, r.f ION which was carried on in spanish, l' SAIL; -
a.. nat ,.,r, 10 express uN-pf a. 'ilY ~ "tL"rwlse
IA ltk. To ,iu about political matters ia NiAn. terGnse
ttr not. of course had m opportunity &" It'n'H hy
cr,deniiai. To- President Garfield. 49,,
Are you willing To say any mug Ab"u' th' '"h1ii'n
~ spain :! ,,,,i,. o, IA, .t, ..,,,,
~ Ias recovered from The ilJurial 'i,- lat s%epo
t.,r. fW wears ago. aud She l. to-iat m what may
i LII ,n br "A prosperous tondur, aid tiis ifpHltlty
an t Increase. There l. sil"us NJ rs lt'lng Tor
IA the uitc Stacs aud lcrirc that the CONNER
,i ,tious may hr si large AMI more Intimate. AZ
n,y.,f have ncSc visited III, country b"'pf.. The
that presented itself to our cy's ilis morning
4 a - came ip The hrautifIl hIb"r Of Nrw-i"rk sball
not rrn,lily forLct had read and heard great deal
,ut H. ard Therefore pr pared 10 l ufIlpDiute3,
bnt To- ly fuy realized that 20 be- appi" lated must