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New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
CRIMES AND CAsU4LTIE-BT TELEGR4PL
cTICIDr WUIIE DFLJDIOTS.

BUCHANAN. Va. Feb G.-Edwarj Martin, brother
OF prominent merchant Of this place shot himself through
the heart night while dcfiOus nom typhoid ltyrf
FOUND FROZEN 70 DEATH.
PlTTsTON, Penn, Feb. G.-Alchlcl Hopkins,
thry.ve wears age unmarried found frozen 20 death
at ~ebastapO yesterday hen last he drunk.
A FATAL SHOT.
= TERsBURG. Va, Feb. G.-Ephralm Fields was
fatally shot Weldon s e. SATURDAY night. by watch
She committing depIcatOns on the premises OF l. L.
Emery.
KILLED BY A MASS OF IRON.
Providence, r. l., Feb. 6.-Michael Corcoran.
ale forty, DIV 400 pound fragment OF iron IN
foundry here th, morning producing conclusion Of the BRAIN
from which death Tc3ul
A BRUTAL MURDER.
UTICA, y. Y, Feb. G.-Johu Walsh, liquor seller
of Little Falls kicked his death iu the presence uf
fgur children yesterday Walsh Is supposed 40 be
an cx-cOnyct iron Australia, aId TO have drowned his rst
wife . $1,000. .. .-.. .. .-.....-.
PKEFERRING DEATH TO IMPHusONMENT
NEW-ORLEANs Feb ct was tcruauI Dcrancc
who tcupted sucde instead Of Henry, egraphci
night physan do not consider the "onnd dangerous
Thr Dcrac. say they do regret having Killed Mix de-
OF them honor bat that they prefer death
Than the disgrace vi the Penlie1tlaTY.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
At THE NATIONAL CAPllAA'

pppsoyAI, AND GOVERNMENT ,D,ce IUr 70, rur
PEkSoNAL ,,. ,xn AM MS USrrISSDlY cmTlcs-1HE
Mr. pLAISn AND nr PENSIONS lrr suBJrcr-RETIREMfNr
OF GENERA andSnt M. of The TRIBUNE shows
correSpoa .'aS Of ex-Secretary Blaine have
how the oIros o," in the wrong in relation to
placer T-unontt ut instructions. The subject OF
'no Of pensions was before the Senate
.'it ar."rdov and Messrs. INGALLS, and Hawley
s,eenod their postions Quartermaster General
Meics has been retired by the President; III
tcresting information respecting Nauonai oanhS
;s Given in a communication to the House oi
Representatives.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SEQUELS TO THE FIRE.
APART OF ANOTHER BODY FOUND.


SUPPOSED TO De FRAGMENT OF MISS RYAy's
REMAINs-MR. POTTER EXAMINING THE RUINS
PROBABLE CAUSE OF THE FIRE.
Inc search for bodies at the ruins Of the Potter
building was resumed yesterday On all sides was
fringe OF spectators, who watched the progress Of
thc work. Several men were engaged in taking out
SAFES, and gang was employed by the Ncw-York
beltlng and Packing Company in removing coils Of
rubber. he search for the missing was confined
manly to the cellar at the Nassau-s side as it was
thought that the body of Miss Johanna Ryan would
be found here. About noon the workmen came
upon a part of body. which was bnried under a
mass oi burned papers and ashes. There nothing
ieit bu n part of the trunk aboat foot and half
long, which was charred almost 10 ashes. This was
placed III coffin. and after being viewed by Dep
uty Coroner Waterman and the jury. it was re.
moved. As this is the part of tie building in which
Miss Ryan was employed il is supposed that it is
part OF her remaus. Search was made in the
debris for the skull. but il could not be found.
Orlando h. Potter the owner Of the building, was
at the ruins in the afternoon. and examined the
walls aud ilneS III tie neghborhOOd of the boiler,
where the fire Is supposed 10 have originated.
Chlef Mahedy said yesterday that without doubt
the lire was caused by defective fue. He pointed
out an opening in the wall where the hne was,
winch has the appearance Of having been an old
crack IhiS crack is very close to where one of tho
floor beams rested 1t was observed that the inside
wall OF the hue was only course OF brick in
thickness.
The funeral of Alfred W. Harris took place YES
terday at Alcndale. y. j. The remains Of Robert
L. lreadway viii be inferred at Tarrytown to-day.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
LIE HUNGRY sIALwAnr VIEW.

There is another Stalwart vlew-that OF Congress-
men who are inpatient because appointments they
want are not made. The Congressman feel the
pres.ure for Office ia way in which even the Presl-
Gent does not feel it, The onice-scckers depend on
them 70 serure admission to the President, and TO
worry him into acting Thoy dog the Congressman
about. follow them to their homes, beseee them at
the Capitol. A prominent Stalw art Congressman
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

ONE WITNESS BEFORE THE FIRE MARSHAL.
Fire Marshal Sheldon yesterday resumed his in-
yestigatiou Of the Park-row tire, but examined only
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07
THE ADMINISTRATION.
VARIOUS VIEWS AT WASHINGTON.

AlIUI0 INV - NJ " hSIIIINVI Vt''
As TO PRESIDENT ARTUURS FUTURE
PoLICY-pIs ,pPoINTED DOFFICE-sEEKERs-TALK
WITH MEMBELs OF THE TWO WINGS or THE RE-
ffpT~f L
New-York tribune., 1882-02-07

pUG,NlNNIILI, Irul., ItO. U.-INIS mOrI
tie strknp pulllcrs of the PhglI ,ile Iron Company
fed the company that they WOu.t accept the terms on
them, but owing 20 hr absence Of one OF the managers
Arrangement could be made
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31

The views Of an Independent Louisi.
ana Democrat q to the reform move
msnt in that State are given: We In.
tend to mako our fight on . broad
platform Of honesty, economy and equal
rights. We shall invite, and expect 10
receive. the cooperation Of the best men
OF both political parties. but we shall
have NO coalitions looking to the dis.
tribution Of spoils and patronage. II
we succeed, % we believe We shall, We
intend that every cent, principal and in.
tsrest. Of the debt Of Louisiana shall be
paid. and We intend to pay 1t with the
money which can Be saved by driving
from power the ringstsrs who are fattsn.
ing on us. while dishonoring the State
for which they profess so much regard.
We intend to put honest and competent
men into Office. and VIC intend that life,
liberty and property shall be as secure
in the State Of Louisiana % II is In the
State OF Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31

The Springfield Union says: We really
would not advise any member OF the
House Of Representatives who 10 ct all
solicitous about denomination and re-
election to vote for the restoration OF
the ranking privilege. II hs is an Ok
.osptiopally good Representative, his con-
stitusnts may overlook II in him. but 1t
certainly will not strengthen their CON.
fidsncs In him. II may be o small mat.
ter. as Senator Edmunds says. but II is q
grab all the same. and there Is no reason
in the world why the Congressman and
their constituents should not DO upon
precisely the anne footing in regard to
the use Of the United States mails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31

Apostle Oscar has made q convert to
esthstioism in the person Of IN editorial
writer on the Record Union, and il Is
possible the people Of Sacramento may
witness . revolution in the editors style
Of dress, particularly IL his "symmetry
Of limb" will enable him to appear to
good advantage. and the editorial sano-
tum will no doubt be converted into .
boudoir suited to esthstic refinement.
In . dissertation on the modern style Of
dress the Record. Union says:
OF all the contsmptibls tendencies OF
human nature the tendency to run in
crowds 10 the most contemplate. and
this tendency is the only explanation Of
the existing fashions in dress.
His knee breeches certainly are more
rational and artistic than the democratic
trousers which conceal all symmetry Of
limb. and which. OILY enables the ill.,
proportioned to appear on equal terms
with the wsll-formsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31

The controversy between the friends
Of Garfield and Rosscrans has nearly
subsidsd. but an outerowth Of Il is .
question Of vsracity between Grant and
Nichol. General Grant maintains that
the language imputed to him was not
used in the presence Of Mr.. Nichol. and
considerable Of il wss not used at all.
Mr.. Nichol replies with q card. in which
he goes into detail. gives the purport Of
the meeting. states the conversation that
took place and names General McCook
as the gentleman who introduced him to
Grant. Mr.. Nichol is sufficiently gsnsr.
Gus to preface his version with the re-
mark: LET II bs noticed that there IL
no question whatever Of General Grants
truthfulnsss raised here. His vsrsciiy
is not inpsaehsd. II I reported him
correctly. al that needs to be said is
that my visit and the conversation did
not sufficiently impress him a. to cause
him to remember It," Mr.. Nichols
story is worthy Of belief, and while his
right il unqusstionsd to protect his rep.
utation for vsrseity. the public will be
satisfied to let the matter rest a 1t 10,
Grant having admitted that some Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
Tho Arctic Search.

WASHINGTON. March 80. - Secretary
Hunt received q cable message from
Lieutenant HARDER. OF Irkootsk, stating
that the officer OF the steamer Lena
wants q large price for the vessel from
June 81 to September II. with Q guar
antes against loss. HARDER is nsgotia.
ting for another steamer. and says that
IL he does not take q steamer he will
start m expedition to search the coast
from the Jana to the Lena delta, and
from Oleuk to the delta. When the
delta Is closed the officers will search
thoroughly with boats, having o provis-
ion depot near Stolbsrg rock. No news
from Melville. Will take provisions for
his parties and continue to search for .
steamer adapted for thorough work.
Secretary Hunt sent . message to Har.
Der to charter another steamer on the
best terms no could make.
The following cablssram from Lieu.
tenant Dansnhower, dated ct Karasla.
jorsk. March 10. has been received here
by his brother: eyes better; will
travel slowly"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
Her Father Was Home.

ST.. Louis, March 30.-The Repu6li.
cans Independence MO- special says:
Two young farmers, A. H. Allison and
Eugene Chiffon, called last night upon
the daughter OF Major T. F. Eddinston.
near this city. During the evening
Chiffon, who was drunk, charged Major
EddinRton with having threatened his
life, drew q pistol and fred. Allison
ran away. but Chiffon continued the ct.
tack. Eddington procured q pistol and
returned the FIRE. Chiffon ran, crying
that be wal shot. Eddington returned
to the house and awaited all night Q re-
newal Of the attack. In the morning
Chilton's dead body was found near the
house. The Coroner's jury justified the
but Eddipgton was arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
The Steamer Golden City Burned
on Memphis over Twenty Lives

ANU VOi0ou OIty 0uEuo0
on Memphis-0ve Twenty Lives
Lost.
MEMPHIS. March co. The steamer
Golden City, when approaching the
wharf this morning at 4:3O o'clock. was
discovered to be on FIRE by Second Epsi.
neer Robert Kelly. who Immediately
notified Captain Purcell. the pilot on
watch. The boat was headed for shore,
and four minutes aftsrward touched the
wharf at the foot Of Beal street, where .
number Of coal fats were moored. A
line was thrown hastily and made fast to
one Of the baress. The current being
swift, 1t soon parted, and the burning
steamer Aoatsd on down the river, .
mass OF flames with many Of the passsn-
gers and crew aboard, who were unable
to reach shore and we're lost. The Gold.
en- City left New Orleans on Saturday.
or route for Cincinnati. She carried Q
crew OF about sixty and had about forty
cabin passengers. fifteen Of whom were
ladies and nine children. The csrgs CON.
sisted Of 800 tons, among which was Q
lot OF juts, 10 which the FIRE originated.
The fre was caused by . Waterman
accidentally setting Ere to . lot Of jute
that was stored amidships. She had Just
whistled to land and the Waterman went
among the deck passengers to notify
them that Memphis was being APP
preached. when the bottom Of bis lamp
dropped into the juts, and In Q few mo-
msnts the flames had spread oil over the
deck OF the steamer. Purcell, the pilot,
escaped by climbing yer the front end
Of the pilot.house. as the nrs was al In
the rear Of him when the steamer
touched the wharf.
Among those known to be lost are DR..
Monahan and wife, OF Jackson, Ohio;
Mrs. Crazy, OF Cincinnati; Miss Luella
Crary. Of Cincinnati; w. X. Sterne. wife
and two children; Oliver Wood ard
wife. OF Henderson. Kentucky; Mrs.
Anna Smith. Of Massachusetts,; Miss
Campbell. Mrs. Helen Percival and Mrs.
l.. E. Kountz and three children. The
books being lost, 1t is impossible to
gather o complete list. All the officers
are safe except Second Engineer Kelly.
He gave the alarm and remained at his
post until cut off by the flames. which
spread like lightning. sacrificing his life
to saw others Nearly all the cabin and
deck crew saved themselves. Stoves
circus was taken aboard st vsdalia,
Louisiana. and six cages Of animals and
birds, together with the ticket and band
wagons, tents and horses were lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
The Presidents Reception.

WASHINGTON, March 30. President
Arthur's first public reception resolved
itself into o popular demonstration, in
which all the scenes aud incidents Of Q
New Years Day crush ssme to one like
an old familiar play. The President
wore o full suit OF black. with low.cut
vest and white gloves. In the earlier
part Of the reception Mrs. Frelingbuy.
sen stood next to the President, but
when Mrs. Grant arrived she resigned
that position. All the prominent people
in the city were present. and the crush
was 30 great at the close Of the reception
that several ladies tainted in the room.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
The Southern sentiment. is set forth

The Southern sentiment 10 set forth
~ follows by the vicksburg Herald :
There Is . large white majority in Gsor-
gle. a. there is in Tennessee and vir.
sinis, and liberalism. conservatism and
independence are rapidly coming to the
front. The best citizens Of the State
see the need Of . healthy. respectable
opposition party. and. when the election
rolls around. We predict . general and
healthy stirring Of the political pool.
The mass Of the people do not care q
snap for the clap-trap about ''our enc
mics In the North" and Statss' Rights,
and prefer the cooperation Of the M
tional government. and the aid Of the
capital Of "our enemies In the North"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
More star Route Corruption.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Rspresenta-
tive Manning says Of his resolution,
adopted by the House yesterday. calling
for information In regard to the present
relations OF the Louisiana State Lottery
with the Postofice Department. that he
expects to show that the suspension OF
the order interdicting the use OF the
mails in the interest OF the Louisiana
lottery was intimately connected with
the passage OF the Star Route Deficiency
bill In the spring OF 1880, and that
it was ~oorruptly obtained by General
Brady and the great ring contractors in.
terestsd In the deficiency appropriation.
Manning also says there 10 every reason
to believe that the lobby employed BY
the lottery company was strong enough
to defeat the measure necessary to the
Star route ring, and that o combination
OF the two infusnoes secured the sue
cess Of the Deficiency bill and the order
resembling the iutsrdict on the lottery
company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
Reward Paid.

ST. Louis. March SO.-Governor Crit.
tendon has paid the $4,000 reward which
was offered for Clarence Hits. who was
recently captured in Kentucky, and
pleaded guilty to assisting In the VIM
ston train robbery near Kansas City,
and who Ia now In the Psnitsntiary. H.
II. Craig. Of the Kansas City Police.
and j. r. Timbsrlake, Sheriff or Mar.
shal Of Clay county. are the lucky 70
cipients OF the handsome SUN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
A s~ensation Created.

CHICAGO. March 81. "A sensation
was created in the Criminal Court this
morning. when the ass Of GriAsr was
being tried. II is o case involving the
Of jurors. The astonishing
was made that Jesse Ship
herd, one Of the Jurors In the present
case. had BEEN corrupted. The counsel
on both sides Of once refused 70 proceed
before this jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
A Democratic Legislature.

TRENTON. N. j., March Si.-when the
Governors veto Of the Jersey City Water
Grant bill, said to be In the interest OF
railroads, was called up In the House
Yesterday. Q member informed the body
that be had In his possession $500 Of
$1,000 promised II he would vote for the
passage Of the bill. Notwithstanding the
veto OF the Governor. A committee Of
investigation was appointed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31

The Rev. D. L. Hayward was the
Methodist Episcopal pastor at North
Lswisburg. Ohio. In order to raise the
money for Q now church. he took charge
OF the boarding tent at q camp meeting.
and conducted the business 30 we'll that
$500 were realized. But in purely re-
ligious matters hs has proved less 70.
tional. While the new house was being
built he held revival services in the
Town Hall. and from the start his con-
duct was 20 strange that crowds attended.
He shouted. raj to and fro, sang wildly,
and threw himself PROSTATE on the plat.
form. A number OF women Of the con-
gresation fell into his %eItravssant ways,
and the meetings grew moro and more
exciting. One sister threw her fashion.
able bonnet on the floor and rolled on
it. Another Rugged and kissed q male
sinner whom she was laboring to con.
vert. The pastor held . third up in his
arms and blessed her. An end was put
to the pSOcssdinss by the appearance Of
the Presiding Elder. who dspossd Hay.
ward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
whole communi,ies In tba w.,t

Whole communities In the West are
signing petitions for the pardon Of Ms-
SON, the assassin Of Guitsau. Because
the Rev. 8. 8. MsMshon. Of Rising
Sun. Indiana, VA the only man in the
place who refused to sign. the sentiment
against hin Il 90 strong that be may
have to give up his church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31

The Lancaster Eraminer says: How
would Randall and watterson-a pro-
lection head and . free trade tail-do for
the Democratic ticket in lSSii This
arrangement, with . platform based on
the Hancock theory OF 'ths tariff a. .
local issue" would seem to Let In .
slsam Of hope on the sombre situation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31

A gentleman possessing great wealth
died the other day ct st. Petersburg. and
bsqueathsd the whole Of his fortune TO
Philippopolis. the chief tswn Of Eastern
Rosmslia where he was born. The
money Is to be applied to the foundation
Of public institutions Of general interest.
there being ct present nothing Of tho
kind in Eastern Roumslis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
Will Divide the RapousIbilty.

WASHINGTON. March S0.-R. T. Mer.
rick has qualified as special attorney for
the government In the Star route cases.
Colonel Bliss says the appointment Of &C
pronounced and distinguished q Demo-
crat as Merrick was intended to enforce
the statement OF Attorney General
Brewster "that there should be NO
politics In the prosecution in future"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
Guiteau,s Bill or EyceptIous.

WASHINGTON. March 3d. In the bill
Of exceptions in the Guitsau case the
exceptions are to the non.admission Of
certain evidences and the rulings OF the
Judge. The bill, when completed, will
fill two quarto volumes OF about 1000
pages each. The District Attorney in.
tends to present the bill for hearing on
the Gath OF April, the arst day Of the
neYt tarm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
stalwart wish Father to the
Thought.

BosroS. March ao.-A statement.
made on the authority Of sx-Collsctor
Murphy Of New York. is being regarded
with mingled feelings Of establishment
and i~ncredulity In Washington. accord
ing to . Traveller special. It Is that
James G. Blaine han determined to
adopt the clerical PROFESSION. and will
shortly enter the field as . preacher Of
the Congregational Church. II 10 stated
that Blaine has been advised by Henry
Ward Bescher. Blaine wal interviewed
tonight and says the story is the concoc.
ton Of an idiot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
FEDERAL

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r, p,ss;dsnt Arthur IL correctly TO
T., conversation al,sc,d 10 havs
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pee" .s n.a,.,ns ,,Sie.I
-.;,,. ri, elevation "a tina pr.si.
49,. IA !. ..;a 70 have informed q
C".s....n., vho h.. h..n nersis,spti in
=, Postmaster
u's''s 'n'
Una. ~na'e'e' ma, a.. -
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sp0n
WIN 'n'
e.un' S..,n,s ,;sh, ~ d;c,,,s an.
no;n,msn,s in their districts. II IL sp.
psrsntly the ambition Of svery member
Of Congress 20 % deputy frssiesnt IN
s,s % .m -;,i;ns ~
t.s. IN r.nrsssnta,ions Of member Of
Congress a. I would those OF any other
reputable leading citizen, but l do not
inIend 70 % eulaso I.'us ~ NIe
m.lins .nno;n.msnts.
II tbs.s ar. prs.idspt Artbur's yisvs.
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dsp,lv realized ,hs, . dia.r.n. view NAV
be taken from the White House Of tho
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standpoint Of Senator's friend. He
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
Indian Agent Suspended.

Ehoshone Indian Agent Suspended.
WASHINGTON, March 80. = Secretary
Kirkwood has written to Congressman
Cassidy Of Nevada that he has suspended
Agent Howe. Of the Western Shoshons
Agency. and that bis accounts are On.
dsrgoing investigation by Q special of.
Ger Of the government, detailed for that
purpose. The Secretary also states In
his letter that all just claims Of settlers
against the Agency will DO promptly
paid by the government a. soon % they
shall DO audited and allowed BY said
special ofacer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-31
The Interstate Commerce Bill.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-Rsssan, Of.
ter three days argument in favor Of the
Interstate Commerce bill. offered o res
olution In committee that II was the
sense OF the Committee that some meas
IRE relating to interstate commerce
should DO reported Immediately after
the River and Harbor bill. The resolu-
ton was unanimously signed.