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New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

A POST OFFICE ROBBED.
PHELPS, \. Y. Feb. 27-lhc Pot Office here was
en.erd by burglars this morning the safe was blown open
and so IN stamps and wrappers were taken
DEATH FROM AN EXPLOSION.
NFw-TrAVrN Feb 27.-DayId Mitchell. one Of the
four injured by the explosion In >argcnts factory on
saturda, evening, died ofhi4 injuries yesterday
SUICIDE OF A SICK MAN.
ADAMS Feb; II haIIec Brmis age I tWGniy-one ,I one
son Joseph Bc!ais prominent farmer ,h3 th,e9 iei
a0et"u'" THE TOBACCO TAX QUESTION.
I.YNCHBURG, Va. Feb Z7;-lhe Tobacco Associa-
ton OF this cIy s evening declared IN favor Of tn" abolition
>. o. H. le raesSr as S t to sc Sor5 direction ''
TWO GIRLS DROWNED WILLIE CQAsTING.
NEW-lIAyEN. Feb. 2T.--in Huntsville yesterday
two e age seven aai nine ana boy thirteen children
of I6n collins coastcd down hIl ald upon polO when
tie ice broke and Tie httc girls were drowned
TIE YALE MEN TO BE CHALLENGED.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 2I.-Ihe University OF Penn
Trc Such contest cotcmpatcd, however, and It
''"' BURGLARS ~ 4 JEWELRY STORE.
MOBILE. Al. Feb. 27.-ZadekS jewelry store was
& en'aeH & py ~ , aS 2 os takcn from H. An'tbr
sisted all the ei:lr,' of thc burglars.
NEW CORPORATIONS INCOEPORATED
ALBANY. Feb -T.-Ihc following corporations.
anon others hlre fl.d ccrlidcats with the Secretary II
s,at1 The Long Island I1rroyc 4eut comPs3ay limited
Com. any 81 New-Yors capital 100000.
MERCHANTS DECLINING OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.-Anong the appointments
made uy Mayor e and confirmed b. the cry Council Two
AGO were phcn E2asal coase merchant for colee
tor OF lax aul HenU layor retired m.rchlntfor city
CoHiis TO Gay both OF them declined the Offices
LEAVING HiS WIFE SUDDENLY.
TBOY. Feb. .7.-l.Iram HOughton. q hOtel-kecper
az Bus!ras Bridge, recently disappeared suddenly Ills
f las received letter from him stating Tat hc has gone
10 Chicago giving reason for lis disappear rance Ills
uaaacill Affairs IN bad shape. lie has been married
yeIE ...,..,...,.. .. o., ,.,,,. ,.,.,-,o,.,r mas,
pHTADELPUA. Feb, THE Survivors OF Nd
mral taraguts Gn squadron and Mississippi River meet
held their annual this city today c'uWiltee
was ontrd to visit Washington and urge settlement Of
thr p money stl due for captures mac at Ne"Orans
IA lsb3.
JUDGE TRUEKgY5 DISSENTING OPINION.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-lhl5 mpfuhg JUuge
Truucy in supreme Court delivered dissenting Oiin!oh Va
the c,ltiyc salary case, holding uat " HorI - -
lu- liked round sum. majority o Tee ouft Ital week
d. IN favor OF yns the extra 500 to the members OF
the Legislature
SUING PRIEST FOR sLANDER
Tpoy Feh o--Iu The Circuit COur, here to-day
trials werr moved of two aslast the Rev Father
IIuberlault Oneia brought by heJh lauAOh Nho sues
Fat er IIuberdau damages Tor aed sander IN assert
no justice TIE OF
IA orderly houc mo other brought By MatAje 81 Jeau,
WHO os damages adns Father Itulcrdaut io an alleged
statement that she hal dciauded the church. VI "Sh nc s
pastor. oui W Do" IenL
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
THE SENATE AND CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE raEBUSE.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-TO-mOrrow tho
Senate enters upon the consideration Of the antiChnesa
immigration question The bill which has been reported
from the Committee Foreign Relations provides that
for twenty years after its passage Chinese b0rers
shall allowed enter the United states and makes
the bringing Chinese labOrers during that period BY
shipuasters misiemeanOr punishable by fine and iTn
prisonment Chinese laborers who already in this
country or who may reach here before the act takes
effect are permit ed TO remain or # they have Departed
TO return Books Of registration to be opened at the
Custom Houses the several ports Of entry where Chi
namen who are entitled either by the terms Of the treaty
mr. bv reason OF present residence wthD the United
states may be registered ANA receive certificates de-
ecllbng their persons. Severe penalties are PROVIDED
for the procurement By person OF more than one GER
tilcAte or r 0r-ery alteration of certificates The
question j. M u TO De raised whether the suspension OK
alton for so long period twenty years Is not
violation tuc spirit VI the treaty which authorizes the
srsp, sOn OF m. grafton, but fOrbds Tie absolute pro-
hb'tOn and requires tnat the susp ualOn shal DC Ior
rea 3Ouab!e periods only.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
THE CAREER OF GARFIELD.

Ry,,IyF,s ESTIMATE OF HIS LIFE "ohh.
NOTABLE GATHERING IN THE HAL r,n of rnr 1ur
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO HEAR ,n nnn
rx-sFCRrrARY OF STATE SrhAh of .ih
nnprn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FULLY REAL
IZED. C,., oox,,,,,o,
1bc services ordered by Congress commem-
tine tbe life and public services OF the late
President Garfield were held yesterday In the
Han of the House of Representatives. The
oraiion, delivered by ex-Secretary Blaine
produced a deep and favorable impression
unon an audience which included many
of the most notable of American
public men aud the members of the Dlpio-
motic Corps The hall was crowded and many
people attempted in vain to enter The
scenes in the hall and the effect of the Grafton
are described at length by a TRIBUNE cor
respondent, who also contrasts the days SER
vices with those held in honor of Abraham
Lincoln.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
TIE WORK OF THE HOUSE.
Inv rrtEGn,pu TO TIE rRfRUvg.I


WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-It was expected that the
House OF Representatives would begin the consider
alton of the Tariff Commission bill tomorrow but
that now appears to be somewhat doubtful The
discussion of this measure is likely to be protracted,
and the Appropriations Committee is therefore,
anxious if possible to have the House dispose of the
Indian bill before the Tariff Commission bull is
taken I'D. 1t is believed that the Indian bill will
not occupy the House more than two days and there
10 an urgent desire TO send it to the senate this
week, so that hat body may not be LEFT without any
appropriation bill to work upon while tine House is
deyotlng itself to the tariff discussion. confer
cnce OF members of the Appropriations and
WAYS and Means Committees will be held
tomorrow morning, and effort made
to reach an agreement that will facilitate the pro-
gress of tn, public business A prominent member
of the latter committee said this evening that he
thought il quite probable that the consideration OF
the Tariff Commission bill would be postponed un-
ill the Indian Appropriation bill was out of the
way. Democratic members of the Ways and Mean:
Committee and Mr. Hewitt and some other promi
mont Democrats not members OF the committee
have been holding frequent conferences
OF late in regard TO tariff matters, and il
is understood that they propose "a
attempt t. launch general t1ut OIL upon
the House as soon as the Tariff Commission bill IL
taken M. They have been very busy tor some time
i'm collecting all the tariff bills that have been Of
ferd in previous Congresses Tor the last lew years,
and in schedules etc. 10 be used In the DIS
cussiOns v hch thry VIII seek To provoke. one or
two Republican members of the Ways and Means
Committee do not regard the Tariff Commission pro-
icct with any great degree of favor and may be dls
posed to encourage efforts from any quarter de-
signed - force the committee to prepare general
tariff hill
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
THE DOG-SHOW At PITTSBURG.

PrTTsBURG. Feb. 27.-Thc entries for the
dog-show, which opens here March = have closed
with long list Of noted animals on the books. Among
them Peep Day winner Of the field trial at Grand
Junction; Mr. MclutOsh's Biz, which defeated Count
Noble I'm December, Mr G0Odseus Layerack settlers,
Slayt0a including King Dash and Bolton Second, the
winners in the great field ral and host OF Others,
ranging from pound and ha pet from Chicago 10
mast iii that stands thrtythree inches at the
shoulders, aud Wti h5 nearly 200 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
DEFENDING THE NIuILIsrs.
van mo IIsnMc IflIyrfW.

ST. PErEnsBunG, Feb. 27-TAe Nililist trials
rcopcncd at noon to-day. Tic addresses for the
defence terminated yesterday. Ae4andron made
am elective speech IN behalf Of his client
Emil anon AMI demanded an aclnl.taL lie
VIVA twice iqterrutcG by the Pr sdont. Earri'ters
I0ui,nisoroW aud Prince KeikOuatOh anu TOurtcham
NOV delivered able addresses in behalf Of prisoners
Vnrnufhik Z.otopOlski and Laugcns. Hctnrd ana
Nchaer also made marked elect hy thcr
stirring speeches Tor the defence Of Lnsg Tho four
nrisoners VINO were undcfcnded by cOunsol-namely,
kolodkeyltch, FrOlenko aud the women IeIeAueA and
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
LOOKING roR LORD ARrHUR CLINTON.

CHICAGO, Feb. PA Milwaukee dispatch
says Certain persons arrived IN tis city who
supposed to have found traces Of the miss
Ing brother OF the Duke of Newcastle, and who con-
tuui search in this section OF the country where
it has ported that the ongost scion of the Cn
ton family had hit refuge It is supposed that he
yas "a workman in The Bay View Rolling Mills Upon
the success Of this search it Is stated rest the settlement
Of the question whether Lord Arthur Clinton really
committed suicide or He'd to America.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
The debate was adjourned until Thursday
FRENCH ELECTIONS TO FILL VACANCI
GENERAL. SKOBEIFFF,S RECALL.

VIENNA, Feb 27.-It Is stated III diplomatic cir
clcs that General Skobalei's recall was due to the
representation by Prince Orlo1, Russian Amhassa-
dor at Paris of the personal Intercourse which Cen
cral Skobclcll had begun 10 establish with French
politicians OF the Rcvanchc party and of the inn
preston General SkoDelcl's speech had created III
Pari+.
LoNDoN, Feb. pa dispatch IRON St Peters
burg SAYS it is rcnortcd that General SllobecH will
be ord red to re,idc on his estates.
I0EDsN Feb. 2S.-Ife Ediiy N0C$s Berlin dis
patch says that Prince OrloH has assured Prince
bismarck that the CzariS greatly offended ut Cen
ernl SkObelcltls attltude IN Paris.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
SPANS FINANCIAL POLICY.

LoNDoN, Feb. 27--Thc Madrid correspondent Of
The Daily Nars says: political circle, arc unusu-
ally animated Resi,tance t. tho collection Of the
new taxes is Increasing With the severe measure
taken against the leaders Of trade syudicacs Senor
Comacho, Minister Of Finances is materially injur-
ing the popuarit. Of the Cabinet Ii is now certain
that The Cortes viii be convokcd to NEE in March,
as the state Of public opinion requires an early eX-
animation by ParilImcnt OF thc hnanciaI pohcy
IL fV.st sr.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
GREAT BRITAIN AND MEXICO.

LONDON. Feb. 27.-ln the House OF Commons to-
day Sir Charles Dlkc. Under Foreign Secretary re-
plying to qu siion said that Lord Lyons, the Brit
ish Ambassador to France, had been corresponding
wiki ihc Mcsican Minister at Paris with view 10
tn. rcsumpt.on of diplomatic relations between
Great Britain and MeAlcO.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
Mr.. CONKLING'S NOMINATION.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE


WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-fhere appears 70 be q
growing impression among Republican politicians
of all shades of opinion in Washington that Mr..
Conkling will not accept the appointment of Asso-
ciate Justice Of the Supreme Court. Twenty-four
hours ago the impression was quite as general that
he would accept it. When Congressman Crowley
Went to New-York Friday night story at once be-
came current among the political gosips that his
journey was taken at the instance OF the President
to ascertain personally from Mr.. Conklng whether
he would accept the appointment Mr. Crowley re-
turned to Washington this morning and, in conver-
satiOn with TRIBUNE correspondent tonight, lie
said:
81 went to Ncw-York purely private business,
and carried no message from the President or any
body else to Mr.. Cunklng. | was busy all day Sat
urday with my law partner. Mr.. Conklng arrived
late that evening but did not go 10 see him, nor
did ] see him at all while I was in New-York."
New-YOrk Congressman who has always been
on friendly if lot intimate terms with both tho
President and Mr.. COnding said tonight that ho
had not the least idea that Mr.. Conkling would ac-
cept the office rendered him. Neither did he believe
that the President had consulted the ex-senator be-
forehand in regard 20 the matter. Another promi-
nent Congressman, well known as a Stalwart, who
is an intimate friend Of the President and is sup
posed TO enjoy as much of his confidence as
anybOuy uotS, S;l III ne cOOISe OF "a cOnNclsdilOU
with a Tribune correspondent this evening: 81 do
not think Mr.. Contlng was consulted about tho
nomination and do not believe he will accept tho
appointment do not regard the Presidents act as
Mt all astonishing. For some time yOu must remem-
Der COnkling and some OF his warneSt friends had
felt discOntented and complained somewhat bitterly
because the President slow and had not
nominated q conspicuous Stalwart who was actively
identified with that faction for any prominent office
Well, the President has nominated Mr. C0nkllng
himself TO the highest judicial office within his gift
aud whether he shall accept the appointment or not
the complaints have mentioned have been silenced
by this act. do not believe that the President in
tends to recognize StalwartS 10 the exclusion of
everybody else neither do | think that he means
to ignore the StalWars altogether IN the distribution
of political hOnOrS. shall not be surprised if the
very next import ant nomination he makes will DO
that OF man who has never been considered q
Stalwart according TO the present definition OF
shat word"
Ex-senator COning remains reticent regard
ing his intention of accepting declining the nomna
ton Associate Justice Ills friends say that 1t is not
probable that lie will make public statement until
the nomination has been acted on by the Senate. Mr.
Conkng was called upon yesterday by A. b. Johnson OF
Utica formerly tie cXSenatOrs personal representative
in the state Committee Ex-senator Strahan and Police
Commissioner French were also among his callers.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

LONDOY Fsb. 2s.-A dispatch to The Times from
$. Petersb lrg says: Lieutenant Harbcr and Mas
ter Scheutze stared the 2fth inst to join
the Jcamnctte search party at the
mouth OF the Lena River. General Igna.Iait offered
them every assistance. The Governor Of siberia
has tcegraphed their approach TO the different
mint, alnnE their rOute.N
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
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pT-SSrt AND THE CZAR.

LONDON, Feb 1.-THE Cologne correspondent OF
The S. Japcfs GG;etts mentions report current to
ii. effect that uulDs, the condition OF Russia m
proves, tine Car will abdicate after his coronation.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
TWO RANk RnRRERS ARRESTED.
4 sFPrOUS GAS EXPLOSION.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-A loud explosion Oc-
Cured in the Union Building this morning. in which the
general offices OF the Associated Press ana the Western
Union Telegraph Company situated. II shook the
entire building knocking the heavy plate glass from
the windows ana dcmol shng the woodwork, doors and
plastcTing The explosion caused by boy, who
went into one the vaults where the gas had been
gaping since saturday with lighted match. lie
seriously il not fatally injured.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28

Jakmof then addressed the court. Terenef and Frol-
enko extremely violent Terentief was cut short
by the President. PrOcurer MOurayiev made no reply
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NETS.
ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED.

ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED.
MINIATURES. Wis. Feb. 27.-Jacob Blahnpk,
wealthy farmer living AnnaUcc Wis, arrested
to-day Oh charge oil having murdered his fatbern-!aW,
John GOenecr. three years ago. GCettinger, at The
tme supposed to have been burned to death III his
home .- .---
DETROIT Feb. 27.-Dayid (. CoOlc, 2 farmer
and so krascr OF Coldwater has taed under circum-
stances that have led TO his arrest, Ills liabilities are
1900, and assets $4,000 He is charged with OBJ
tanning money under false prcteuccs.
TWO BANK ROBBERS ARRESTED
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Shcrills Chandler, of
Frena County and Farrell of Mills County Iowa, are in
ti, city their way to RIvcrton, Iowa, having in
charge C. ". Warner alias" Pake " els, and Frank
johnson, alias Bell two bank and train robbers. The
prisoners captured ut Randolph after an encounter
In which Chandler aud Wells were wounded. Warner Is
old burglar and hc bears the Of fourteen bullet
wounds. The prisoners are wanted at ENertOn for
rubbIng bank.
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CITY TRUSTEES.

The Board of City Trustees met in regular
session at 10 A. NJ, yesterday, all the mem
bers present. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
A remonstrance, signed by G. W. Holt
Howell Clark and othera, protested against
the opening of X street from Sixth to Seventh.
The petition was placed on file.
The Street Commissioner reported that the
City Surveyor hgd surveyed ard set the
stakes indicating the lines of said X street.
John a. Cunningham, Chief Engineer OF
the Water Works. reported that during the
past week 1920 gallons Of water was
pumped.
Ii. o. Beatty petitioned the Board to order
the city taxes on certain lots Cancelled.
The petition was referred to the City At
torney.
Two certified copies of summons and CON-
plants of Elias D. Kennedy, to recover psy-
ment of certain coupons, were presented and
referred to the City Attorney.
The bill of James Touhey, presented at the
last meeting, for extra work on the Thirty
first and Y-street canal, was again taken up
and considered by the Board. After argu-
ment by Judge Armstrong for the petitioner,
and City Attorney Anderson for the city, the
Jill Ndb ickSiISO W luC SIby huA W tAtt4No
the deductions from the bill already audited
by tae Board, and he was ordered to report
t. the Board to-day at 10 o'clock.
r. d. SERVER, Collector of the Water
Works, appeared before the Board and ex-
hibited a handful of silver coin which he
said the bank ID. o. Mills) had refused to
take from hin because said coin was dep.e-
ciated two per cent. in its value in conse-
quence of its age. It was not plugged,
scratched, or in the least otherwise mutilated.
bat was only in slight degree smoothed by
wear. The Collector stated that he could not
refuse to take such coin from citizens, yet the
bank people refused to accept it from him.
He desired to know what the Trustees would
advise in the premises. The Board informed
him he had nothing TO do with the bank, but
only required to deal with MIR. Chamberlain.
the City Treasurer, at the bank. and tender
him the money he received from citizens, and
Mr.. Chamberlain must receive the same.
After allowing the following bills the Board
adjourned Whit Ter, Fuller & Co, $50;
Con. Kelly, 81; Fong Chung, 81; james
Duffy, 81; J. I. Barron, 81; Walter Bas-
sett, S12; James Leonard, IS 30; L. G..
Coster, So; Hobby & Smith, 81 40; Samuel
Nathan & Co., Sl3 so; Frank Lsmarsh,
$50; NJ. Dusenbury. 50 so; A. NJ. Smith,
81; D. Stone, 81; II. II. McWilliams,
$50 20.
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MORE Can DiDATE5,

C.N. FELTON,, of San Nateo is spoken of as
a candidate for the Republican nomination
for Governor.
George T. Marye. Paul Neumann, Robert
Ferral and DR.. May are spoken of as Con
gressional candidates in San Francisco.
Ex-Governor Downey is talked of for Rail-
road Commissioner from the south country,
and George H. Rodgers from the San Fran
cisco district.
Duucan Mcpherson, editor of the Santa
Cruz Sentinel, is mentioned as candidate for
Senator from the counties Of Santa Cruz,
San Benito and Monterey.
B r. Spillman Of Yolo, Henry Larkin of
Ell Dorado, Dave Trueman of Livermore,
aud joseph Cone Of Tehams, are all talked
of for Railroad Commissioner in the northern
district.