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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRrrGy.-The London walking match Is ended
Weston was unable to continue. 60 Til" bill TO
abolish capital punishment was rejected IN the Brlt-
,sb House of Commons yesterday by vote OF 10
10 80 - The Great Eastern is TO be sold at auc-
ton on October l. if not disposed of previously by
Driyate sale - Some of the Narcotics rioters
have been punished. - The Russian janis ana
fortresses are full of prisoners.
DoNrsrIc.-Two ballots were taken III the Legis-
latiye Joint Convention, MI Wheeler and Mr.. De-
Dew receiving far votes than Mr.. Ccnkling and
MIR Plat; after the first ballot the Democrats vr-
tually ceased voting for Mr. Jacobs; Mr. Jacobs was
withdrawn and {. n. Potter was nominated by the
democratic caucus. - There was further delay
in the bribery investigation. In The state Assembly
the bill amending the act providing for rcduc-
ton of the number of directors in fire and marine IN
s,rapce companies was passed the b.l! to rcpayc
Fifth-aye was lost 60 Governor Cornell has Ne
toed the bill to amend the game law. -- Mrs
Garfield is far advanced toward recovery. --
Thomas Garfield. an uncle Of the President was
KILLED Yesterday by railroad train, Will riding u
his bupvy. - Colonel Cash. who murdered ". W.
Shannon. in duel has been acquitted at Darling
ton = G.. -= a delegation OF N.r;Iua Kcrubii-
cans who are in sympathy with Malone, r.ache
Washington Yesterday on visit 10 the Preside mt
and will send % committee to him At Elberon "
The Temperance question will be an issue IN Nort'
Carolina politics. -= Commencement cS"''iSe
were held yesterday at Princeton, Union Rutgers
Vasscr and other colleges.
CITY AXD >CBCEBAN.-Nanguard, llindoo Eid
Lawrence aud Derby won the Corey Island rae
Yesterday. -=- The pigeon-Shooting at Conc
Island was continued. -= Commencement cAcf
cises were held al 81. Johns COLLEGE J urfaain
- Harlem Republicans supported tn f'oSid'h
t.
of workirgmen was held. -- Gold value Of Tia
legal-tcndcr silver dollar 412l2 Grain- sG.i'
cents stocks active aud generally higher, clcsia
irregular and unsettled.
TnE WEArHIH.-1 RiBUNE local observations b.
dictate clear or fair and warmer weather he
no,nctcr Yesterday Highest, 49,; Lowest. % az
erage Gl3so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
A l1rrlr STORY FnR rnE TX pKINATE.

One of cx- Srultor C0naling's friends J. re-,
pntt,d pn saving that thc situation az Albany j. H.f
dreadful" lie g. cN identity very much ia iir 80, I,
mind of Tho old trorsa darhcy who Wa " freed -!
uuta.ari steer thn BE- was attempting 10 dl'c ~ pa.
mo- ,,tuic unlcA enough ia scaling The ttr ana t' ~.
rs,, animal caught his horn 10 The seat 90 the h,'
rInfa For -rN,rI minutes there Wa~ au fArii"f a
III tlu al IA, trying o. escape while ne stc'l u' ii
H. ~ 90 p,,.l him Down AZ Lat the born hold bro" IA ia
,t,lI An IN went up that s4paus llhe ~, r"chtt ~
ms .tpt no there forever au hrur hrl"tr ihr q
I'D ga g. give mp the combat ana d'"., 10, ,eucd
nf.r MIN if, IL member oh IL" rhiirh' pu tlh biz
rtakll tnk, you can sh'tf me you nine ne *
,,,If. IA .l.uflt Mr. trniIug'r ifcnd lhihss
p, nntor Ia " up tfr," waiting 10Y w No., - raj
stoer 10 adjourn. hut hC " ala ! ANiNus"- Vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
ABrAUrIFvL NIw PARTY.

II j. delightful 10 hear OF the new thiid
parry. Grant. CoakLus Bon Batter Wl ~ bone 40
among those Nln go lag thc louudai nl- Ih' mln
thing IL 10 Dee Personal merit The fr'~drnr' oi tn'
United states j. TO De- a.-nIu~i ~ bore aiu 9l''
tered ~ peri-tn. tAe Treasury 81 fht lrtd -li ~.
IL 10 be- han,,d o,,s 60 the ur,t flvorr. No " coi.
h.nldcd ,i tL" Who Nould Icii..r friend chance ~
make hn-f rich 40 the pal De- 'Npcuer BIS D. # l y:
laeh state i- To have SOVEREIGN Bu.- afl boo ip Wv
state EOS tIrirfy b. to ht protected. Iur lp-ht' l ~
have an Pee Vpnfs fnr his personal purp,. rd i'l ~
cousins aud bic uucs aud his aULr, AMI i bocstr VIZ
take care Uf the rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

The monotony of voting against TIM" was
broken at Albany yesterday by commo"on
among the Democrats who were seized with
a panic and dropped jacobs. tne'T candidate
for Conkline's seat. scattering their ballots
broadcast among bakers dozen Of fresh
names The cause Of their stampede was the
suddcn increase Of Mr.. Wheccr'- vote, which
ran HID from 3s 20 80. Thcy feared Governor
Cornell might hold that, as Jacobs Is plainly
ineligible by the terms Of the state Const'n-
ton, the votes cast for him are VOID ANA
might issue certificate Of election to Wheeler
ne soon ~ he should receive a majority of
all the valid votes. Speaker sharpe, who has
been diligcnt in his Efforts 20 keep the Demo
Gratis up TO the work of preventing the cicc-
ton Of any Republican in Conklmcs place.
tried to persuade them that they had nothing
10 fear from the Governor; but they refused
10 regard him a. the spokesman Of that official,
and nj their caucus in the evening dropped
Jacobs at his own request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

energy with which tho mud campaign Is prose-
cutcd and the degree to which the good name
of the State and the Legislature can be De
smirched The mud-throwing is bad enough
and mean enough, but the hypocrisy OF pre-
tending to be sorry that it is mud and hoping IL
won't stick is worse and mcaner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
PCBLIC OPINiUF.

The verdict has gone forth ,uc,"cAoiy that
Caukiins and piatt -hal be taken 20 tnifr "tr 1nd
-ia MAXI Room for men Wh0 vii bcttcrT Ios.nf iltu
rariy. Syracuse Journal t,gD
The most charitable way of accounting for
Gen, rai Grant. fou- abuse - the lfr-drul i,.c
co., that matters have boon crossy mi,,'pics,ut,f 10
hn. We hope ,o.-lihc Aarli"-au Ergl
IL j. a little over month since Nr. C0rE,
line. -ri out ct " yinlcari" ~, has only fur,'ee
in ,indeatns lc justice of the worst iIa,at OF Is
bit:crtst cncmire.- augusta t'r.l Jouru... l.rlJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

and when there was no longer personal in
terrst to conceal facts or color the report, this
census has been awaited with peculiar interest.
Il i gratifying to find that on the whole it
susti:ns the estimates of the Agricultural
Bureau more closely than many had expected.
The estimated yield of wheat in 1879 Was
lis. 75G. $50 bushels according to tine census
the actual Weld WAS ij9, j91 ,O93 bushels The
difference little more than > per cent appears
10 bc accounted for 10y the fact that the Depart
mcnt estimates were based upon supposed
area of 32.jIj.qjO acres devoted to wheat
while the census reports -, Is Io61 acres. ~
TO corn. the estimate for 1879 was J3.oo3,i1O
ceres and 1.JI7.9Ol 100 bushels the census
report is g.. 32G,9j2 acres and l,112, "o9,SlO
buehce--a difference of i'll per cent "a acre
age and ll.G per cent in yield. A. to oats. th"
estimate for 1879 was 1858, 500 acres and
3G3.7Gl. 800 bushels; the census report ~
161jO0G5 acre, and IO1,970,II2 bushels.
In the aryrrcatr. thcu. the estimates appear to
have erred al every point on thr side of ltciy,
Int to have erred comparatively Little, when it
Is considered that the small operations OF
farmers who produce hnt ltti" 81 "'F crop
would naturally bc overlooked 300 any m"'hod
of asccrtai;rcnt less accurate than 'n absolute
c,u.u~.
Turning to details however, wc find that me
estimates were -adls ia need of couc'h'l, ana
that comparative accuracy ln Oh" aggregate i-
due ouly ID the balancing o' serious errors pa
the estimates for tire SEVERAL states. nl- ii'
estimate fell short of the actual }i'ld a- "'"
rrpo,tod. q. 100 600 bushels iu o"l". "r m"."
thln - per Gems G.~OJ.op hH-Arl go }ll.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
CAUSE FOR NArroyAL REJOICING.

No intelligent Republican can desire ulS
maintenance ui BOssis.I m f'r parry. lHt,tirNt'y
such Republicans II rally .oli'tons r. thc VEL non,
hs party and tor the good ot hi- country, Nli ~
MAJ prcei lent Garfield La- bad both Go. purpose y
trIr colr., To enter u.ou o. vigorous -famrLt "'t =.
al evil uAi.h lI- bad existence rut only 81" GU, N"'
a. The Republican dity, but 10 the disgrace %. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

An abstract cf y lecture on Oh" Fishermen oil
tho United States. dcliyc,od in Washington 10y
Professor Goodr. special co'~u- agent ia '"'i -
Of Fisher, Statistics, whic! We pint "n another
page. viii Ice found an interesting account "l
One of ON great national industries. Including
the shore population dependent for support
upon the laAors of the men engage DID taking
fish. it is estimated that nearly I'"''"o per-
sons make their living from tu. industry.
The value or it, annual prodLct - hci So" To
bc from f,ny TO fry million. IF dollars. j h'
information presented ~ Professor Gdodc is
only q forcti,,c o. what W'' Dee contained III
the forthcoming ccn-Hs reports. II Shows ho"
thorough ha, been tie voIh of the I'u,i0
Bur,ou in special lic--ior What la~ been d"nr
for the fisheries lm, been done to: agriculture
m;niu, transportation. mauu',c,Hune' etc.
When General Walker gives 10 'hc pn'hc 'l'
full fruit. OF tie ccu>,., work, We shall have 2n
accurate picture of tle operation "i ih' ti''l
business forces of the country SUCH els "c have
never had before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

Persons tearing tOrn for the season. and sum
neer trareilers. can hare THE DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed TO them, postpaid, for $l.20 per month,
the address being changed as often as dcSired.
Our Tunis correspondent sketches the con
dition of the Regency under French rule. The
kind-hearted old Bey submits with toerabe
grace to the inexorable logic of necessity, and
the French conduct their burglary and lob
berry of u whole nation with characteristic
urbanity and politeness treating the natives
well, and paying for all the food and forage
they take.
Yesterday the British House of Commons
rejected q bill to abolish capital punishment
by a vote IT'S to 50. Evidently the old
Mosaic law of life for life is not likely
soon to be set aside in England for a more
humane and Christian method of dealing with
murdereIs. In this country the war, with its
brutalizing influences, checked the movement
for abolishing the gallows, and there has been
no revival of it since. In fact, one or two
States which had substituted life impris0n-
ment for the death penalty have returned to
the old system of judicial killing
The approaching sale of the Great Eastern
steamship suggests that she might now be profit
ably run as passenger ship between this city
and Liverpool. When she was built there was
not sufficient passenger traffic between the two
ports to insure her q full and regular compile
ment. There would be no such trouble now in
the summer season. All of the numerous lines
from New-York TO European ports are over
whelmed with business from May to October,
and are constantly building and larger
ships II reftted rs passenger steamer, the
Great Eastern would no doubt be the most pop
ular vessel crossing the Atlantic, because of her
great size and her consequent steadincss in
rough weather.
Weston gave up yesterday, and well he
might. He was 20 miles behind ROwcu and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

Arrctcnd.d interview printed some days ago in
Iltt-burg paper. atiri3utrd To senator Bnrn,id"
some disparagng rcuiarl., ia relation to Mr. Depe~
and ,aiiou, members Of the Ncw-lork Legislature.
Ncaic authorized hy General Burnside 10 announce
that t.a such interview ever took place. and that
D.. DIS, ucyr. c1pr,..d nor entertained tho views
I'm .L.r.Ll.-L % INN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

Weston gave up yesterday, and well he
might. He vas 20 miles behind Roweu and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

Th. .cn bin for tie better protection 81 children
Pa, ,,l. into cn,ct nri iap~t of IT. provisions "H
anuhtrs, br .'rcugo9-ly enforced one clause j.
h-hy important. It's that which forbid 3D." sale
o.. delivery ot beer. wine and spirits 90 children
uui.r tb. ~. Of sixteen years. This If enforced,
will 20 least krp thrm ou' of the gr'g Shops where
thr, ,Iu LEARN nothing bat evil and ii viii prevent
drunken parents from sending them there. To be-
,or.c accustomed 9TH" -lght and smell OF ~pri',
aul frequently 90 Acquire = ta-t" for u. ll'i' are
oih.s~rrrnt pro, -iors of the hl il Ni!i' % en-
forced. keep TIE @ llr.u from IL" tru'rtl.nS "'-
cularou of rag pchin1 and other 'liiioni"r work I'D
th. streets: nuj mp to ~" ayc of sixteen Viii keep
tlcm ort Of a.. tle,trr-. such law, asc ci'dIabc
Ia H., humanity of tlr axe. and thy would seem
% lc ..n.u,ally easy Of enforcement. There az"
other form, OF childish misery and degradation
which laws cannot %, yrt rrnch-perhap7 never con
reach aitoerth"r but We can do our best. and
make onr efforts in behalf Of these little ones as
ci.D, tI,r -, possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

Colonel Cash, the scion Of South Carolina
clivnlry who quarrcliod with friend ana muir
dcrcd him in duel has been acquitted Inc
dnrl excited considerable feeling in th" 0t"'''
and there was a wholesome effort malc by some
of the newspapers to arou,r such pnh'c @'''i-
ment against the criminal o. would lead 10 MS
punishment Nothing came Of thi- effort how
ever. 1t was pcr'ap, too mich 70 expect 'ha' a
South Carolina jury would hang % h2h-ton'd
Southern gentleman, no matter how n'\'uS-
able Il crime he mi,ht commit. The shooting
of Shannon was prcmcdit.tcd murdcr I, ash
challenged him to fight for the purpose OF hill
ins him. Tie fact that hc accomplished th''
nurnosc under the Illegal and haibarou' forms
OF 4 duel does not dctIact ~ the least from ms
criminaliiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

A certain Doctor 10 Comte in France. finding tic
majority Of deaths upon the battlefield arise from
tho bleeding to death of the wounded while waiting
for tho surgeon. proposes that each soldier in the
French army shall be- taught where the arteries IN
his body aro and how 90 arrest hemorrhages rom
th.u. In doing this hc has found y use for that
mt erto most useless of arts, tattooing q small
ngur, Of some kind being tattoocd over each artery
so that the soldier can at once where to apply tho
li.atnre. II !sa pity this kind Of knowledge could
not be- disseminated among Americans who are not
soldiers How many 0f The hundreds OF thousands oI
young men who will graduate from our colleges Tina
month familiar with all the movements OF tie heaN-
emily bodies, the campaign OF Caesar or the sayings
of Achilles would know how to restore drowning
man ON the brach or how 10 twist a handkerchief
nhout q l"t to check tine How of artcrial blood
How many know What autidote 10 civ" m case ol
Sudden a.. -ouiug How many know how 10 remed
% smoky chimney ar q foul drain How many. m
short ar fitted for tire emergencies of everyday III"
which must b. met with knowledge drawn from
books as vel a4 nh prompt and cool a't"af IL
bccau,c thr,. thiag, cau bo taught hy books 'hat
we h1,r rieht to cNprct our young people Shout"
b. taught them. There Is = pr'tencc made m every
-c',o nf t.1chiuc 3ult rr. and physiology usually
without u'!"., OF even iutt; tho pupil OF ten ~
twelve gag lum-.lf with page after pag Of words,
and cl.'irr, of rr>or and cytcusor muscles. Of
uIaar snl -..,tir nerves. v'o bee could no, ly Die
/ lll,l over hi- h"Ait or ~ mach. We do NOT want
oIr children made into embryo Bob Sa0F'r~; the
,,i 'lr attempt invariably result, 10 signal Lilur
uut tarrc .rr . f.a Wl,rc,l trgih, about them own
holI.-. tirr hoaiih aud physical urrr~,ltl'-. and
aboui th' phil, .orh} o. common things about th'n.
which On Intelligent teacher could ID short ti'n'
iu4h, clear aul permanent iu their minds. II VIII
u...uly hc foaud tAat i- the yonne mrn "ho rinA
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Persons tearing torn for The season, and sum
n,er trareilers can hare TIE DAILY TRIBUNE
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the address being changed as often as desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

losing every hour No one ever believed ne
had the slightest chance of beating the Eng
lsh champion and his purpose in entering ne
race was not easy to understand. The Lnglish
ought to be thankful to him, however "neh
they feel bad about the loss of the DERBY 'n,y
can get a little cheap consolation out OF Inc
foilnre of the American pedestrian. On this
side of the water we are equally well picaS,"
with the result, for if Weston had won the
belt we should have had revival OF that IN
tolcrable nuisance, the walking mania 80
everybody is satisfied, unless it I've Weston,
and he no doubt has comfortable share OF
the gate money to pay him for his feeble eA-
ertiOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

Consl.us mas as VII ran away. Tie final COLI
J ai.,. o.. piiiuu,, l- AZ bond.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-28

OUR OLD friendly which is meant
the friend of Utah-ex-Governor g.
B. AxtelI is in Washington, bat fol
what reason ia not clearly stated. As
AxteII is a staIwart, and a great st-
mirer of Grant and Conkling, and
consequently OF Arthur, perhaps the
old man INDUCES the hope OF once
again becoming the governor of Utah.
II would be amusing as we'll as inter
ssting if Axtell should come back to
his FIRST love, to the annoyance of the
prosecutors OF Sci OOispo."