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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
EIILR0lD .lcciDENr ar.IrINTIcN.

CoLrMnr-, Ohio. May 29.-Thc forthcoming
nuuual 0, port of the commissioners ~ Railroads amt
Iri,erlph- will contain table showing the
number ~ pcr-ou- Killed and injured on Ohio
railroads iu The la-t thirteen Years. According
to This statement tine number "f persons injured
Dos fn casualties 80 tIt tiur la- hctn: Pi->ru-'fs.
isn. ,ii,'o,r- 2-b: total. 3g1. Tho killed IN the
Lif,l ir fr -lur period are: Passengers, @Ol; en-
if.t,- OF ..thri. 90: fptt 2'i. Our ptr~uu -
,l OF Il, uU Dit railroads ~ srf' ut''n Do 100 :
tlfilt, ..Nmuutr- Ih total lInbr; of pri-uil. Killed.
pf .Itiutl uu Dllp railroads within 90 last turirn
y,lI-l- G.t7o. au attlI-''"f l91''a year Ihr AYR
.i.. rI.uNtr or iHf~ut- t.ui''tfd 81 hhittN
r.HNlh cnur.f.t- m ono lu the Last
f.r. rIr. l. t,0"t. the total uumurr uf rmp"' -
hIflr.I ,l injured 30 that time NI- 500 l" aAtiAe"
mo-. PEG of ,up'utt- krd aud ininr'd each year u
80 ,I Ihl- .oN- mat ilo yrr'"n "ithr t"l hinlrr
,f ,.i Lt.,lor Injured ,ucll ear This percentage
fiu,H N-lur iiiuus trash men 'u employ j. hl'l'l
og raffrd Every %ll2 h"uT-, including All Glasses "i
ami
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the DrVI>Dror WirIcN UHr>
TnHNrEIY CALI RNIN- WILD u lN>o-
MA>rrt,rrEr 81 srt Iuts tHAMrA"NE ~

WHY FRrNcH VINEs NE LIS Co>>t MED THAN
roHNrEIY- -CAiH NNN- inlb n le>o-
MA>rrVetrEr 81 srt tlLuUs tHAMrA"NE IN
NrW-YoEK.
H. the Last three or four year. 'Ii u"f" '>"'i"'N IS
since the. winter Of l~1'r-". the consumption "i
American wine. has .norrI~rd Z" "a iniihrd '\irht
In York AMI throu,hout the country. \ few
hours troll through SOM. paris Of the cats. 'n''"'-
ins the Fat Side and thr REGION known is '"'
French quarter viii con' inr' amy one ih'i "''' ''
per cent of the liquor store, ".urh formerly ''Al
exclusively ~ foreign spirits. or III NM I'''h
Vh~hry and beer only. arr no" selling iHE p"""'''
tres of California ports, >hrrI.r' AMI r""'' lH'
reason for such a change in great measure Is at
tIhutrd io the IaNlg,s of the ph'ln\rri Ih iI'n''
md tn tl. .nll~.uucnt failure of thi'r >l'c'~>lf'
French vine crops. II Is an uhll,pnl'l l;' l 'l'
ol the ui,u lm grade Wiur~-u"i lhr ilHl, ."H"l'
brands Tor which lahrt prices arc pau '' '"f!iH
IN France f. not sul. irut ~ present to meet l'
home consumption. ltrurlh'n know 'hlS "".
thry also know 10y EXPERIENCE ih"' tue 'N l'''"
ol their vlur, D., 4 hiuItnr hu~lHr~~. In r"i,N'-
utrnrr every ca-k produced ~ ihr t'lrudr Tor ~
prrtItinn L. pIudrI tour OF hN' lil'@ H'' H.
little real lioul, auN ., ~hiuIA IN'u Nl'h A'' ~
deal of ordinary griIr lul'r 1hd wafer t@ Nn'n
some spanish - nr 0, Itldrd pslN" % loll. I"'h
thr whole Is drowned in "A quantity ol 'Hi"riHl
4, itr and .rit to fins country NUN" BuidraiN.
or cl~r n, may often b. the ca.c. the blending Is
done IN NrN-lurh 10y agents Il i"Irlgh ulhH;
Iropl. therefore, have grown sl~piciouN m ngAiu
tn th- French wine, s.id m Tins country, ana aIc
now Iucliurd to prefer t,ir home brands.
The demand tor ih'sr =, -" .rat mt rs pr'lnl-
nrnt wine merchant told a lEbl NJ reporter me
nfir dan If n Increase, iu"ch more amer lctu WIN,
viii soon hr a staple article. like Nu .lr. tea AMI
coffee, More ami murr money is ''hg invested
every dat 100 'Ir Nn. bu>lir~' ANA. H''"flht !"
Arp1d Ili.l~lthl. tine liuuGIilIn producer nl 'aii-
fnfnil viur- over o.b.UUUoup l~ Invested 'n tlit
Ia-il.r Coast alone Last year Ialil"iua pl"lu,ri
lU.OuO,OuO gallons "l MHr' "l Wh, u '""',u" t''.
uullnt, wrr. sweet VIM. Ul hrn ~, LOooo GALLONS
v,r, manufactured: also rti-iu- to tir Nalur OF
SIODODO. IN. sale oi Craps Tor Table n'' bhlI,h
! ~ OuO Tl,. tn.al Iirld from tine ruttir of the
CRANE Amounted 10 e,;iud.uuO. over 10000 acres
Wrf planted 90 giap.yincs nsn and II Is '4hl i"'t
lnIas can be had in suuu localities iUr lrOm $40 10
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TELEGR.iPHIC NOTES.

CLO~EOF SUCCESSFUL l. EN'iAHEMtNlS
DENVER COLI MAY 29.-Rn "u New lur ana
tlntilt. Thompson closed ,UV,t- +eA 'H-i- as
''''' ''@"" pANGFI.S or SMo. 80 ~ BED.
BrPFAIo. May 29.-Nlch .Ui,i. me N,lnh' y
Fr,,at night o. hi ht' ~" 'hh t"y H"" Tue
effects of The Iuurlr, r'cr, ,"i hi the time.
rN~ICt. ..~~FUL NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE
RrrFNIo. MlN 2q.-IM Ihiiy I'wos. t~n-cent
ul, eat morning plnrr which va. ri1tllin ihs cty
alui fnr,r month, i-u. ha- discontinued pubhcd"h
KILLED WHILE II DISCHARGE OF Ills Duty.
GATNi-rON. Ten. May 2'.-A ~p"1ni To me N"rs
f,..,ri o.. Dallas, allied ia Nc"heNl,o ~hlc IN charge
Of pfi-"nrr
KILLED u ArrEMPlN; TO Gro = \ TRACK.
NrNANpGIN Va. May .l.-hs the ias through
~oui co. i4l tpptotchug th- ritY al noon today ol
ore! n4a it, ns 20 coS' tc TIA a. ~s struck and al
most instantly Alll'd.
HONOHING TIE DEAD.
NEW -OR,rAN-. N.g 29.-ihr >ol"r'' graves NJ
tlli i-r Drir at to iil uni The auspi, of the
As-o.l tou"i t'r t AfL5 Of tAc H'I.lc J. H. bccA.
w4ta ,,i.rrrt thrurit.fn
Nl--OUR STATE L0AN.
ST IOVts May 29.-A special from Jefferson
en- Z. Yh- hspubcn siyr bids received by the
lunl Commissioners ycttrriy .or Che state !'aa oi
npp1 Gr iauA 0 t'uinvoc Of ST. Louis Wa the sue
c,asiu. bidder ~ pei cent
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A QUIET DAY FOR THE EEX.srNAroRs.

%
FEW CALLERS ON MIR. CONKLGNG AND MIR. rL.NTT-
The DEPARTURE FOR ALEANY-A CHANGE WHICH
SEEMS 10 III COMING OVER TIE SENIOR IN
SENATOR.
Ex-Scnators Conkling and platt spent an
other quiet day in c city yesterday. aud returned in
the evening by huaj Albany their effort,
secure reelection 20 the senate Neither one, IN looks
action rescmblcd confident Of succc--, yet to
their friends they procs d tO have fears ~ the
suit" Ex-senator platt looked meek aud a. ucln-
chny a. usual of late while Mr. C0nkling seemed 10 be
undergoing the dl-a c,blc process Of becoming con-
vnccd that defeat Wa- inevitable lie stil thought that
a caucus "conld" be- called by his friends. but no
longer Npcctcd one before the separate haong begins
This was "a slight change for the worse from his
position Saturday. lie also told his friends
that lac " longer expected To Ice elected without
struggle"-another admission that he undergoing
a change, a. saturday he declared that Nj Pmtt and
he would De reelected without trouble. II evid' nty
slow process 10 convince the 7cunior that hc no
longer held the Republican party Of the state in the
hollow OF his hand" OF hs late followers eK-
pressed Il.
Mr. Conklng bad few callers yesterday. lie tate,
lunched with Mr. Pla and remained IN the hotel until
$50 y. when he started with A. B johnson aud Mr.
Patt for the Troy boat he said he intended the
p train, hut about O'Clock Vice President Arthurs
private secretary arrived the hotel with note which
requested the senatOr- TO take the Troy saratoga
instead Of the Ths arranged for the purpose,
1t was said. OF eudins reporters but the plan did not
succeed. Vice President Arthur his secretary and Police
Commissioner French arrived at the boat carriage
and A. Is. johnson and ex Senator Coukling Ia an
other. while Mr.. Plntt came IN n third Besides
these persons there poltichns Of any proni-
nence who departed hy boat or train last night.
The hotel was deserted Of politicians during the day
T. W. stOughtOn aud two three others called Mr..
Conkng but they refused 10 give any opinion for publ
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Trying 1OEED LIFE BY DR0UNING.

Patrolman Moore, of the Charles street po-
lice, Yesterday afternoon stS drunken woman maxim
her way toward the end of The pier the foot of Sprn-
a. Thinking that r would in into the water. hr stopped
her The woman declared eat -ho wanted 10 com
mt suicide" aud che tried throw herself overheard
but the officer prevented her. and took her 10 the police
station nS prisoner. Shr gave her name ~ Mary
ClcIry, age twenty Ave. AZ No. GiO Gfrruviri.-t.
woman wa seen tu jump into The Last lt'rr rom
the pier at the foot ot -iA.cui-t Inst evening, hut sine
rescued before she td I. tp drown. ~ilc gave rr
address Elizabeth Mull,l. ugr twenty tiNo 0f No 6l
Fir-i-HVc. and :dAcu hO.uc. she suffering from
temporary in-HniiY.
John Long foriyone ~ NJ. @2i Cnlycr A., Green
point. attempted 10 commit suicide yesterday hy Jump
Ing into the 1t. River from Roosevelt ~. ferry boat.
He rescued and taken " the Chambers street Hus
pitaL
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rHr EAuorlL or the INDIANS.

prNyrG. Col. May 29.-A special to The
ppDbiicau from Los Pno- says: Yesterday being aton
Diy nearly all the Indians came To The agency All arr
we'll ariu, and their ponies are IN excellent condition.
They -ccin good humorand there are no present ndica
o- nncrrb there Is no telling hat may trnn-pirr
Wlu.u tir time Tor removal arrives. IT," c"ufor io
o.. pursued by the Commission has not Vt
been drrilrd on. but II II probable that the
tnmi.i--iuurr. with large escort uf cavalry ard "A
nuhcr Of Indians. VIII -art within week to select "a
new reservation"
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crowd Of men and boys. with many di,rcpuiahlc
women. who frequent a Mcrccr-st dancing hall. had
a sail mp the Hudson River in q barge Yesterday.
There WAS daucing on the barge aud liquors were
sold freely. After the return of the party last night
il was rumorcd that there had been free. fight
the trip and that several PERSONS had been shot one
or tWO persons who Wrfr on the bafg, SAID that
there Was night, aud that some shots were fired.
bat they denied that any person WAS wounded. Ihc
police had no Information of the disturbance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

LONDON, May 29.-At land meeting at Duncan
non County Wexford, to-Iay, Canon Doyle, who
presided, said tn" Land hill was one Of the greatest
shans ever pissed through the House of Commons.
The killmallock Land Icagnr has started move
mrnt Tor presenting Father Shcehry the imprisoned
priest, with n national testimonial.
a dispatch from Limerick SAYS:
II Il stated that the magistrate in charge NJ military
and T"l'" ~ q recent expedition sent Ia execute eNc
noh dccFt'S has been suspended for neglect O duty
There will be- no formal appointment to the sccre-
taryshpof the Land League Mr. Quinn will dis
charge Mr.. lircnnans duties.
man named Dempsey farmer, who took land
from Whit the tenant had been rviried, WAS fired
at from behind hclgc in County Galway and was
killcI
LoNDoV. May 3O.-Thc Dublin correspondent Of
The Iim@ states that II is a notorious fact that
all the recent disturbances have been in the riches,
agricultural districts, Whorr the farmers are we'll
Oft 10 speak Of these people AZ objects Of compass
sion. rs dnvn-troddcn. rack-rcntcd victims Of land
lord crl NY. j. untrue"
The I,p,s's Duhlin dispatch says: John OCon-
nor Power. in % letter. tlUuts Mr.. Egln.
treasurer of tlw Land Lcaguc. with skulkiug
IN Paris. and warns his couutryWcu that #
th"v allowed Themselves to hc goA'rd into nm
ar'rr resurrection hy ihr screaming of tired dcWa-
g"c ir- 80 ho have already shown Tie whit, feather.
they viii hr abandoned and betrayed IN the hour Of
trial.
Mr. Mclean also taunts Mr. Egln with hiding in
PARIS.
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FACTORY BURNED AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOrIS, May 2G.-The works of the Col
lier White Lead aud oIl Company at Tenthst. and
Cark-aye., caught fire shortly before midnight, and
were almost entirely destroyed The company recently
increased capital stock from SG50OOO to lOo0O0O
The Insurance has not been asccrtaincd.
The loss Is placed by competent authority NJ from
Sl2OOOO Ia SljOuOO The company Il insured IN siTiy
i've companies for 100. Michael An,lingcr was
'n and killed by runaway team detached from
fire engine.
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STILL nnrING FnR 4 CAl,cI-S.
CoNkLING MEN A>~tEI IHNT oNE WILL 49, Hrib-
EffoEis 10 AEut - r BLlC sNNfNIiN FOR
CONkiING AND PLAIG.

NONhlINh AND III J.
iHr fllL,Ktru go I'M friBrNEI
ALBANY, May 29.-EX-Scuators ConkliuS
and Phtt d.d not ,tl:u to ihi- cy ton,t. Of
their followers expected MI ButcAcr dcridri the idea
that Mr.. Couklng and Mr.. Plat intended 20 ,thdraw
and stated that 'uat"ri caucus 30 Mr C"ukliu-'s
interest would hc held tomorrpw night A--'inb, man
T. A. Carpenter. Who arNcd here from Sos iurh TO
night. made the statement ra,-n aid tiIt the
Administration would have ." whit many and many
a week before they Saw Nr. Cpnklmr vthd'aw. Ettry-
thing pDlmi- renewal ~ the -fri--c to marrow
under the same circumstances H. existed a- Fuddy
When the IrVi.lIturc ;tiloITucd.
The torklIs men have made ai the preparations for
display 10 hc Legislature - popular support 0f Mr.
C"nkling. Bank petitions for h- reelection io tc
ate were sent out Tor -lgHatur'- from her" Iflf u
II expected that these docuf ut- Rii bc returned
Hood 10 the Il eiSliurr dIIur tho week major
Ila II credited Win tine idea uf this sIoutaru-
ing NJ his behalf aud tii of Mr.. touklius.
burn paper reports that telegraph" dispatch
criVcd IL that city on saturday from Mr.. F addressed
10 General John Knapp. 10 which the latter
Que-tCd To gct petitions for the reelection Of the Two
Senators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

great VicePresident Arthur had only few callers,
and there was no sign Of conference at bis house or
elsewhere. Henry L. Knox, the United States
Marshal called upon Mr.. Platt The O'Briens Biglns
and McCOrds miserabein striking contrast to the
previous Sunday. One OF the points upon which MI
Conking is said to have received new light during the
week that the ward politicians and oceholdcrs upon
whom he has placed his trust heretofore not safe
judges Of public sentiment and aso that they have not
that influence with the " country members which
he supposed II Ia more than probable that
during the remainder OF the time in which he
IL in the field as candidate the wnrd
l3'lans WI not nc =" numerous and consl19nS ", , y.
pcnse for the tim" being with the district leaders thew
seem 10 be showing an equal willingness Ia leave nm
htuer'htr' IhcN make polI,US 'ril' hh ~. a.,
pr"frsson and apparently they cannot afford 10 nc
10 conclude that Mr. Conkng would not be elected after
he unable TO force cnucus. and they have gwen
has stated privately since returning from Albany mat
Conkline conld not be elected. although Cornell mHht
be. Then too. three of The machine organizations IN
the city have come out for the Administrations, while
others are preparing to follow their example" Aimlhl7,
trntion Republicans that should Mr. Cnnkling and
Mr Pi persist III remaining In the Held with sure de-
selves entirely deserted hy small leaders who
have heretofore pccn their only reliance for carrying
, con,cntion- and thus uphoding the machine. Mr..
Conkling, however told friend on SATURDAY that there
was nothing tn De- gained 10y Withdrawing now, and
having gone 80 far he intended to fight II ont hoping
that the failure the opposition 10 upon two eau
dlates might yet throw the election into hi@ hands
THE CRY AGAINST SECRETARY BLAINE.
member Of the state Committee. living outside Of the
city. who called upon Mr. Conklng yesterday aud after
ward talked with u TEInrNE reporter, bitter
III his dcnuncatons Of that from Mluc"a phrase
familiar to Mr.. Conkliug Ths committeeman enid:
This fight IL against Garfield. Int j. AGAINST that
from Maine Garfield is all right. The question
with Mr. Conkling X whether he shall allow Blaine 10
manage the party in this state. Rninc has been able
10 carry Maine IN september and then rush over here
and Interfere with Mr. Contlng and then rcnn-yl-
wanna and make spccchr nj atirmpt &" unieri1'n"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
4 STEAMSHIP TIKEN IN row.

HALIFAX, y. =, May 29-Thc Anchor Line
steamer California from Glasgow FOR NrN-Norh arrived
here Tonight towing the Steamer lyw"l Castle, from
Nr p~, With general cargo for lriih Ihr propeller
of the Latter -irIlncr h,amr loose last IHr-diy Nhrh
she Wa- $40 r, east uortht at from ll'lthN' ana thc
...L- -L. m. n-L L.L mn nL Lnr LlIl-uLL-I.
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The FIRE RECORD.
CHILD BTRNED TO DEATH.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 29.-A block of five
frame dwellings in the western quarter Of this city was
burned this morning The fire originated in house
where two small children locked in while their
parents absent. one ~ the children an infant or
nine months, was burned TO death. The other child was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
SIGNS or TTNTtN pI>TRTST.

EoNr Wa, 2r. lu put.g1ur" of an agreement
h.tncru ~cnor NI.lnm. Ni,i.t rof Fiuancr, and
Grurll I,rrrro. Minister rof Va SIono.opu viii
tuIc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

PAE~. May 2n.-rhr race for th' French Derby
WIS Won today hy Albion. r.. re- WAS second and
Rnyaumout third. The Other starters were Gcraid
Promcih"". N"rsiiuvillr. G"uraIulin. -. FImu
Lcuil. Narlvilc lul Dublin. The last brttiug was
g 10 aralaN Albion and 3 To- ! against Pitfr
Th'rc w.i~ uo hritiug on Dublin. The rae" VAS Won
in rautrr bN two lrugtl-. with huf l'uGth br-
tween the -r,ond and third horses. The time Wa,
- minutes and 80 .,roud-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
MINISTER WHITE To BE ENTERTAINED.

LoNn,~ Nav 80 IN, Inc.', Berlin r"rn-spon-
d.t' SAWS q farewell banquet will be- ritrn ON
"Wednesday TO- 'mird ~titr~ Minister White by a
lhl. uumprr oi loht.,ll. and iIi;rratrur~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

Io>p"y. Nav Jo.-Ih, Imp.', dispatch from
Kou. ,at the . iu,itiou journals ,rtl'l~" tl" new
Niui.il, 90 trin, which inrc,t, ihr speedy recon-
htu,rlu"At OF hu-uIii--.
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sAMMII.IS DESTROYED.

NORWICH, Conn. May 29.-l'hc saw and
-huclr mills ~ Josoph Rood. nhrld. in this state.
were destroyed D., fire to-day. Loss. $500 insured for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
RiTLU.iY VIEWS.
4 vrW Po,D N TIE SOUTHWEST

GALVESTON. May 29.-Thr Galveston and
Pacific Nprr.y t,aucr Railroad Company organized
here y,-t"rlay With capital ~io'k Of S7joooo The
r,nf f t!,, road " i Dee from, Galveston To- Victoria san
Antonio and Tho subscription books for the
cilntii stock VIII nr % rurl ncNt week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

MrNi,o. MIy 2o.--N bill las h'ru introduced in
Couerc>, rutlminpg l'u-,nIrnt GonlIrh 90 rSi..'-
ll,h % National h.nh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
RIYING 4 MEXICAN LINE.

MEXICO, May 3O.--Thc Palmrr-Sulliyan Com
pauy r nroiIaug for the purchase ~ the old TOluca
aaI Jala pa and Chachiouuca l,iiiroad-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
Loss OF 4 RAILROAD DEPOT AND WAREHOUSE.

MILWAUKEE,, May 29.-A fire at Juda, Wis,
Friday evening destroyed the Chicago, Milwaukee and
-. Paul Railroad depot and ChllWick's warehouse.
loss un depot. S9.Ohb; on warehouse Sl2.WD. The
frc Wa- cdliscd by spark passing locomotive.
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GENERAL GRANT uoNrwAEp BOUND.

VIVA CEtI May 2o.-tarucral Grut and r1rty
s,ll'd Last ui,ht on tine st au,r Cty of Merida lor
NtM ORLEANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
TIE IRISH AGITATION.
AN AGnARlAN MURDER IN TIE WEST OF rRELAXr

AN AGRARIAN MURDER IN TIE WEST OF IRELAND
ANAToLE FORGE ELECTED DEPUTY IN PARIS
GENERAL GRANT LEAVES MEXICO.
Canon Doyle, of the County Wexford, Ireland,
has declared the Land bill to be sham. man
who took land whence n tenant had been
cvicted has been shot dead in the west of Ire
land. Albion won the French Derby. Anatole
Forge has been elected to succeed the late
Emile de Girarlin in the French Chamber of
Deputies. General Grant has sailed from Vera
Cruz for New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
THE CONTEST AT ALBANY.
PREPARING FOR THE FRAY.

-.,r,,so .Np PrATT RETURNING TO THE SCENE "r
rur,R REPuGsE-TIIE ADMINISTRATION CANVAS
coxnrcTEp WITH GREAT TACr-rALh of d"
SPECIAL SESSION. oss nv
nesnte their poor chances of success e&,
,o.oro Conking and Patt have Determined
",1', % rsman in the field. They left here last
Wing " for Albany in company with vice.
1,o%, 1n;do,, Arthur and Police Commissioner
rro"cb Senator Robertson has displayed
a.ar,v skill in conducting the AdmnlNtrl-
ton Republican canvass, the choi'e U' '"','
dates being deferred until CohNilng ""r
pIatt withdraw or are hopelesSiy "eie"'''i'
sbould there be no election row' IT %
deemed probable that special session VIII o'
called later in the year
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-10-21
The Two Spirits.

The following characteristic poem by
Walt Whitman appears in the New York
T,.;y;o
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-10-21
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

Ex-senator Mcdonald, of Indiana,
who is in attendance on the Supreme Court at
Washington, urges upon the Democratic Sena-
Dudley for Pension Commissioner, on the
ground that he prostituted his Office to parti-
san work IN the Presidential election.
There were wrecked during the fierce
gales of last week 100 British and foreign YES
sells, the approximate value of which was $40,-
100000 OF this sum CSC, 600 represent Brit
ish losses. Some 27S persons, including LAG
fishermen, belonging to Bournemouth and Eye
mouth, England, are reported missing, and
fifty-nine fishermen are known to have been
drowned.
The British steamer Cyprian was
wrecked on the Welsh coast, the loss of life
being twenty-five.
An attempt has been made to burn
the steamer Bothnia, in port at New York. and
Rossa's skirmishers are suspected.
President White has given bonds to
the Trustees of Cornell University not to ac-
cept any political Office for four years. Prof.
Moses Colt Tyler has been ordained to the
priesthood of the Episcopal church.
During the past seventeen years there
has accumul ated in the New York sub-treasury
81, 800. 900 in unclaimed postal money orders,
mainly caused by misdirection.
A new bank has been organized in
New York city by the vanderbilts, of which the
present Postmaster General will be President,
it is said.
AT Lewiston, ILL.,, temperance de-
tective persuaded William Standard to procure
from the drug store Of his son a small quantity
Of whisky. When the old gentleman learned
the object of the purchase he dropped dead
from excitement.
A fire in Cheaney's livery stable. at
Georgetown, KY, spread to several residences,
inflicting loss of $4,000.