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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
THE NlTION'S PENSIONERS.
ANNUAL REPORT OF COMMISSIONER DUDLEY-REc-
COMBINATIONS TO CONGRESS.

ANNUAL REPORT OF COMMISSIONER DUDLEY-REc-
OMlIENDATIONS TO CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The annual report Of
the Pension Bureau has been submitted by Commits
sOner Dudley to the Secretary OF the Interior recapitu
atng the operations Of the last fiscal year II shows
that the 3Oh Of June, 1891 there were 26S83O pen
sloners, classified as follows Army invalds, 153,025
army widows minor children and dependent relatives
766s3; Navy invalds 2I37; Navy widows, etc, zoos
survivors OF the OF 1872 $685. widows Of the war
of 1872, 26,O20
TWenty-eiglt thousand seven hundred and forty PEN
sioncrs were added to the roll during the year. and the
names OF 1912 were dropped, leaving net increase Of
1S02S. At the close Of the year the annual pensions
averaged Sl07, and the aggregate annual value of all
pensions S2S 7G9, ,9GI The annual disbursements
Of the Office, however, largely exceed this sum.
For instance the total amount paid for
pensions during the year eXclusve certain arrears in
claims allowed prior to January %, 1879, was
Si9.723,lf7. The difference being accounted for by
rcars Of ncusiOns "accrued pensions" covering
periods dating back the discharge in each case OF
solder still living and the soldiers deaths the claims
OF widows, minor children The amount paid out
during the year first payments to new pensioners
was S-3,62s,l17. - ,
Pension Bureau can be " arranged upon much more
busncss-lke basis II Congress VIII vote us appropra-
ton IN lump sum instead of limiting the number OF
clerks Of each class 10 be employed ana he makes
recommendation accordingly. He also recommends an
in the salary of pension agents, ADVISES suudy
amendments of the laws governing pension payments to
minor children OF widows who nave renarned' TO the
inmates OF soldiers homes ana TO lndansj ana reheWs
Commissioner Benteys recommendation for a repeal 0i
the law which provides that no increase o. pension sa
begin at earlier date than the date OF the medical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Nov 8, 1881.
Assstant-surgcon ID. A. Carmichael, of the Marine
Hospital Service has been ordered to temporary duty at
Baltimore, Md.
President Arthur to-day appointed Nathaniel Adams,
OF Manhattan Kansas. Pension Agent al ST. Louis, MO-,
vice Rufus Campion, whose term mas expired
At the close Of business to-day there had been
% m 900 in United States bonds received at the Treas
rv Department for redemption under the lOoth call
Presidential order issued to-day, directing that
the Pension Agency now located at ST. LOUIS, MO,
be removed on the lst Of January next TO Topeka,
Kansas.
President Arthur left this city for New-York upon
the $50 limited express Baltimore and Potomac Road
He was accompanied by Secretary Hunt, who viii be
about ten days tour or Inspection OF the
Northern navy yards.
The published report that the United states Govern
mcnt had directed General Hurbut TO continue to rec
ornize the Government OF President Caderon as the
legitimate Government Of Peru was shown to Secretary
Blaine to-day and. in reply to the question II II were
true he sad There is nothing In the Affairs or Peru
about which the Department cares to speak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
CUBAN TAXES AND CROPS.

HAVANA, Oct. 20.-The project OF law sub
mittcd the Cortcs by tho Ministry OF the Treasury
making commercial reforms, principally with regard TO
articles imported into Spain from Cnba, mas i0unu ntto
favor with the Liberal prcss which Is dsconcnted with
the usual phrase aJed TO the project that the Govern
the right to suspend the law II the eces
stiles OF the treasury the ncres'a OF industry shouu
make 1t desirable IL complains that the date o the 10
tai abolition OF import duties In Spain on tue prholp
articles from this island placed as far on as the year
1887. while the abolition ought TO take encct iin'
mediatey IN order TO improve business ana
save tho island from ruin Ii complains tnat
the heavy export duties levied sugar shipped from
Cuba all allowed to remain, and that this question:
vital one, has not been considered at all The D'drio
dc Ia Marina, the organ OF the Conservatives approves
the project fully The proposal OF the DrectorGcnerai
Of the Treasury to make the Spanish and Cuban taxes
alike Is attacked or less by all parties without us
tinctiOn
splendid and very abundant sugar crop Is predicteu
everywhere Opinions 10 the extent OF the excess ol
the product Of sugar In view are however, sun "iueIy
divided. Accounts from Cienuegos give the assurance
that the crop will exceed than 80 per cent the
crops OF years good product and that IL Will exceed
tons of Carenas Matanzas and Colon the probable pro
portion OF excess Is gwen by some accounts as aou
Ing to 25 per cent and 40 per cent . -
regards next yearB tobacco crop, prospects aio
the Vuelta Abajo declare that the weather prevailing
there Ia fine for tobacco. It's mdness haa proserNsu
the young plants allowing their removal In large q
titles tobacco fields peyng already rceei'eo Ao"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

SLIGHT SNOW FALL IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov 3.-Thcre was s. Sht Hurry
OF In th, city to-day, and heavier fall at Grand
Rapids.
TEXAS COTTON KILLED BY FROST.
GALVESTON. Tex, Nov 3.-A dispatch 10 The hecs
fron Paris Tex report that heavy frost last night killed
the top crop cotton.
AUSTRALIAN GOLD FOR AMERICA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 3-Ihe value of the gold
bTJu yt by the steamer city Of NewYork Is Sl0i2,76O all
for use In the United states.
FAILURE OF CARPET DEALERS
ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 3-Dartcr Il Solomon, ca rpet
dealers, failed today Liabilities, s25,OOO assets Sl5eOo
John Kecly has been appointed rec, ,iver.
THE MINNESOTA BOND BILL.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 3.-The Senate to-day
bill will now go 10 Tho Governor for signature
STRIKE ENDEp.AT PITTsBURG.
PITrsBUEG, Nov. 3.-The mixers and teasers OF
the south Sie gasS houses who have been strike for
weeks today at the Old and all the ac
tories again IN operation.
INVITED TO VISIT COLUMBUS. GEORGIA.
COLUMBUS Ga, Nov, 3.-Ihe City Council hero
last ght passed resolution inviting Edward Atkinson and
tho manufacturers Atlanta TO visit COlum.
bus, rendering them the freedom Of the city.
COMMISSIONERS WITH LIMITED POWER
Boston, Nov. 3.--The Railroad Commissioners 0l
this state after hearing the petition Of citizens for re
dueton OF the street aOad fares In this city have rendered
decision that they have power 10 order reduction
LARGE PRODUCTION OF ALE AND BEER
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3-Advance sheets OF the report
OF super Maxwell OF tho Chamber OF Commerce
show te total production OF ale and beer In Cincinnati Coy
ngton and Newport for the year ending September 1881
to lie 1854 barrels which Is the largest poducuon eye
made. The Government TAX paid On II was stpl,Ile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
LAND LEAGUE MOVEMENTS.

THE WOMEN MEET UNSfOLEsTED-A FARMER KILLED.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Branches Of the Ladies'
Lana League throughout the Provinces complain loudly
that ther meetings should be dispersed, while the Cen
trail League In Dublin is permitted to unmoicsted
Miss Parne wishing 60 test the legality of the proceed
ngs OF the Ladies' League publicly announced in the
newspapers of Wednesday that a meeting OF the League
would be held that day No attempt was made to inter
fcre with the meeting, although detectives watched
those who entered the League rooms
Several Kindred frcsh for the adjustment Of
rents were presented to the Land Court to-day. The
block Of business before the court increases
The accounts Of the aIrdY az Bcimu't, County Mayo
last week appear to nave been exaggerated II f.
stated that only death resulted from the shooting
tenant farmer named DOhCrty shot dead while en-
CrinR his house 40 Carigau, near LOughrea, County
Galway, last evening IL II believed he was Killed he
cause he had paid his rcut He had been "BOycOtted"
for time. Two persons have been arrested for the
murder
The Right Hon Hugh Law, Attorney General for Ire
land ha4 been appointed to succoed Lord Olagan as
Lord Chancellor o Ireland william VI. johnson, mem
her II Parliament for Mailow, and SOcit0rGencrai for
ireland, will succeed Mr. Law a3 Acknowledgement.
Patrick Egan will contest Malo" against Mr Johnson
whOscappOintmrut 10 tlc AuOrncyGcneralshp uceeSsi
fresh election. At the general election johnson
received 80 against y for j. r. Webb, the Con-
scrVatiyc candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
TIE GERMAN EIEcTInN-

BERLIN, Nov. 3.-All political parties are
actively pushing the claims Of their respective candi-
dates In those districts where second ballots ncces
sary majority Of the elections will almost certainly
fan the Liberals DR.. Socckcr has recommended the
An;iScmitcs 90 abstain from voting. but it 10 known
fact that they intend, both here and I'm Brcslau to sup
port the Socialists The GsymdHiI tUlramontanc) ad-
yisc= the Catholics fIr possible for the
Conservatives. The ministerial journals express them
very bitterly tr result of the recent elections
The Ereu- ZhHg that the continued success OF the
Progrcs--ts and sccrssiuusts means "Fnis Ger
miuir'
LONDON, Nov. 3-A Dispatch 10 The Times from PARIS
saws: "The French papers express covert satisfaction
AZ the result In Asacc Lorraine Of the recent elections
for the Gcrmgn Ecchstag In the late Rechstag the
AuonOmist moderate party held several seats. They
have all been By Urotcstcrs. ShreStadt Il the
only constituency where the contest at all close.
Elsewhere the official candidates were in miserable
minOutlcH"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
TIE COMING FRENCH PREMIER.

PARIS, Nov. 3.-M. Gambetta holds inter
views daily with political persoBagcs with the view Of
having Cabinet ready after the termination OF the de
bate on Tunis n week hence.
81 Brissou d}cpubicani yicePrcsidcnt OF the Cham
bcr Of Deputies. to-day elected President Of the
Chamber by q vote Of 3l7 against thirythree for the
Duke Of IisIccia Legitimi't, and eighteen for VI.
.Tobni4, BpuupartIst. The Chamber elected NJ VI.
PhiippoteaUV. Dcycs, Lapcre aud Spler, all Rcpubli-
cans, ylcc-pTrsdcnt1.
IoNDoS, NOV. 3.-Tho Paris corrC spoudcnt OF The
Tiues saws: At an Interview between the Prince Of
Wales sir Charles Dixie and ". Gambcta, the Prince Of
Wales asked " Gambctta whether he had seen Prince
Bismarck W. Gamb-tta affirmed not only that he had
not seen him hIt mat his recent visit TO Germany was
his third visit there iucoguitO.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Thursday.

LONDON, thursday NOV ., 1901.
cruiser. which lately returned to CrOnstadt Is re-
ported to have been searched and several OF the crew
arrested.
1t is contemplated to Parliament 70 meet for
the dispatch business the 10th of January to give
additional time TO discuss rules OF procedure and the
Parliamentary oath difficulty.
1t is stated that the five political prisoners tried at
ST. Petersburg last week were sentenced to various
terms Of deportation, ranging from to four years
Their offences not serious.
sem-ofcial telegram from Consantinople says that
the Ambassadors have been informed that in consequence
OF tranquility in TrpO IL is intended to recall part OF
the troops and TO supersede the Governor.
TORONTO Nov 3.-Hanlan has just told q reporter
that on no account will he row another race before
spring. ANYBODY" he says, a. who wants race with
me in the spring can have 1t. This is final"
QUEBEC, Nov. 3.-Pagnet the pilot who was In charge
of the COrean when she was stranded, has been ss-
pended for a year. AS 10 the steamship herself 1t is
confidently anticipated that she will yet be got OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
TILE ANGLn.FRENCH TREATY.

LONDON Nov. 3.-Thc Paris correspondent
Of The IIncs writing of the Ango.French commercial
treaty Negotiations says Neither the English nor
on the French .idc has real spirit OF concilation been
shown Both sides have been trying strike each other
ia dark. II manifest that treaty Is further than
ever from being concluded
PARIS. Nov 3.-Thc conference between the English
and French Commissioners for the conclusion Of com
mcrcal treaty have terminated 1t IL semi-ohcially
stated that delicate questions were discussed
IN most concatory spirit The points which no ar
raugrmcnt hta ytt been reached viii b. settled through
the ordinary diplomatic channels. The cordially o the
commissioners of bon countries encourages me bchei
INT a drinlllYc AGREEMENT VIII soon be concluded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
MILITARY SENTENCES ACTED UPON

WAsHIYGTON, Nov. 3.-ln the case Of Cap
tain Thomas j. Spencer 10th Cavalry whowas tried by
Court Martial Fort Stockton Texas, and sentenced to
be dismissed the service President Arthur has con
hrmed the sentence. He has also CON
rned the sentence OF dismissal from the service In the
ase Second Lieutenant IL. C. johnson, United states
Army (retiredJ in the OF Frst-Lieutenant F. B.
Taylor 9th Cavalry, who tried BY General Court
Martial at Fort Wngae, New-Mexlco, and sentenced to
from the service, President Arthur mas ap-
proved the sentence, but has mgated to suspension
from rank year with forfeiture OF one ha pay
aud confinement to the limits OF the post wheIe MS COM
pauy may bo serving tor the same period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
PUNISHED FOR NUMBERING TEACHERS.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2.-Advices from
sydney " - W., OF October g. say the British corvette
Wolverine visited island OF New Guinea In August,
landed and punished tho inhabitants Of the vii
lage OF Kao for numbering mission teachers. After
short Eight the head chief was killed. and the natives
Yielded. The chiefs house dcstrNycd. The Com
nOdOre aftcrGdrd addressed the natives, warning
them against committing any further outrages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
THE INVENTOR or THE TELEPHONE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The long pending
controversy regard to priority OF invention OF the tee
phone reached the stage Of argument before the
examiner Of nterfCrences in the Patent Office The par
tics 10 this inn contest Messrs Edison Bell
Gray McDonough Vollker and DOllbear, all Of whom,
cxcept the aStnamed represented by distinguished
counsel In daily attendance before the examiner The
hearing began last Monday, aud will continue several
DAYS nn.er the records and exhibits in the case are
pNfpu1iNp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
THE VON SrEUBENS At BOSTON.

BosTON, Nov. 3.-The German visitors ar
rived in Boston 2:55 y. to-day, via the Boston and
Albany Railroad. They received at the depot by
n acommittee from the City Government and taken to
the Hotel Yendome. Tho afternoon passed quietly,
and in evening the visitors dined with Mr.. schlcs-
niger the German Consul Tomorrow they Will be taken
10 the industrial fairs and will lunch o'clock at the
Hotel VendOne After lunch they Will be driven through
the suburbs and to tle monument at Charlestown In
the evening the party VIII be- rendered reception by
the Orpheus Club and tne Tnrners. ~ Turn uale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
rESrIFYIYG AGAINST A REGIMENT

RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-Tho military commits
sion sent here from Massachusetts, TO inquire into the al
legged misconduct OF members of the Ninth Massachu-
setts Regiment began the investigation this morning, in
the Mayors Office, Major II. b. Sargent presiding
Major Carrington desiring to facilitate the work OF the
coInmisslon had summoned large number OF wit
nesscs The witnesses made their statements under
on h. and of them exceedingly damaging 10 the
good name OF the regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
ARABIA PROBABLY DISTURBED.

CoNsTANTINOrLE, Nov. 3 There is much
anxiety here about affairs in Arabia. RumorS, prob
ably exaggerated current that the Cherf OF Mecca
has declared himself Khalif. and has liberated Midhat
Pachl II appears sure. however that certain tribes in
the vicinity OF Mecca in revolt The Chcrt II sua-
pcctcd of C0unlNancc az the movement. The Turkish
commander has been instructed to arrest him If ncces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
RIOIERS HELD FOR TRLAL.

NEwBURG, n. Y, Nov. 3.-The negroes
from Washington, employed the New-York. West
Shore and Buffalo Railroad at Cornwall who created the
riot here on Sunday last shooting at police officers anu
private citizens, have had an examination six were
held 10 await the action OF the Grand jury Ihe others
were discharged by city Judge Waring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
THE POPE AND THE EMPEROR.

LONDON, Nov "A dispatch to The Stand
ard, from Rome. says: AT secret conssory on Mon
day the Pope spoke with unwonted violence lie strongly
blamed the Emperor Francis Joseph for receiving King
Humbcr lie said something must be done to shake OH
the yoke from the Church"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
TIE NEW STEAMER SERvIA.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The new Cunard steamer
seryia, being completed. will leave Glasgow on Monday,
after trials Of her speed the clyde will proceed To
Liverpool the 18th inst. she viii sail from Liver
pool, Oh the 10th, for New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
THE ANGLOJRTSH CONFLICT

A NEW LORD CHANCELLOR IN IRELAND-GAM-
BETA DENIES THAT HE MET PRINCE BIS
MARCK.
The Ladies' Land League has held meet
ing III Dublin without interference. The Right
Honorable Hugh Law has succeeded Lord
OHagan as Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Gam
betta denies that he met Bismarck in Ger
many. The Car has received another warn
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

000 100000 and 300 900 transpanted seedlings which
the earth takes well proming excellent result SOW
ing mas become general In the Vuelta Abalo region,
although mnny tobaccogrowers have not realized as
yet last years crop fully
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
A NOTED RACER SOLD.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-Cremornc, the winner OF
the Derby in 1872 sold Yesterday al Newmarket 10
the Earl Of Scarborough for s., 100 (S26,I00j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
A WARNING TO TIE CAR.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-A dispatch To The Post
from Berlin says the Nihsts have ssue threats that
they Will prevent the Cars coronation unless he grants
specific concessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

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An attachment was served by Sheriff Riley. OF OF
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said that stocks in the factory to the amount OF
300 600 il held nv C. Nurent & Co.
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