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, 1882-08-19
The Question OF Reduction.

While the STATESMAN do Hot gr-s'ion
either lie honesty aI the motives ot tbe
County C-iLm,-sicR"... =. dos :hias. toe
s.v.rli .eazo~s. tlas t.e iellIs-;-- IA - 49,
certain a.. pr p 81 OF Nr. Cbzs,. in hehaii
Q: the o. L, & y. COMPANY. for reduction
.s 80 assessed Valuation @. the roads n
this co,n;y, yas IL atv,sy,:. ami DOS not
meet ;rc s!r.0vl. .. rhe hlsr rusire,s men
- ta.s cas-. lr. C'.asc. in brhai. c: the
company. ca.y asked ;ls; the hss's 4 s,,se-ss-
r3~ut ss ,h4: adopted " the Asszssor in
rating c'her property, s-d tc, wiki other
business mea here. = s..isi,,.i tia, lis
NnvsA have resulted u the reduction asked
iyr. Es,.5 -rSumyat ASIDE from ~; oE= o.
fa.rucSs AID issyue-S. tgsIly speaking, Is
wholly irrelevant. h: the Comm sicaess
rressn. the TACT thst ta,y have eaUsEitei
si,h ,h' CaaIT.iss iJaers ii Spokane ard Co
lUrsr'a c1a-t'cs -ri ,far n rey.uc'i"r 'ou!t
lie made D.. th.ss oiic:,l- IA view o! the
tact tha. TIE szs. zsei valus-.ca IN the coaE-
ties named IS ,U..e Iferent from that OF
Vain NAlls county. that ar-nment in rot
teaaaie Ca. TIE matter 4 assessment IN
Spokane OF tv,uht, II - Pierce counties
ought not - Influence the action OF our
commissioners IL matter Of so much vital
ImpsTtInoe IS this. any m"re than the price
at which p culat r. may bold vroT-r,y IN
Cheney should ia1g,uoe the holders OF
ground IN this city, VINO are not specGl,tors
bit are business men anxious 70 up-build
WalIa WaIla
y good reason uhy this re Iuc.ion should
have en made. Is the condition n -Our
finances Tn. CommI-si.n r are ent tea 10
the er-dit oi beng allie to make = reduction
IN tie tx levy OF 1 mills, or 81 on each
Sl.GJ0 II taxable property. Tins Is cer.aln-
Is a (. I'd showing auI reveals such healthy
-1ud',I. ii Il "Gr rrunty finances. that ve
could y ~ .d - make the reduction IN
.his case Of som,t.Iug hk, Si00 or 500;
a-r,u1.Y, u view # tie tact that this j. a
rita! P nod II IN enterprise :or our b'ue-
., entered aPan Icy lie e'"rP's.y ssI'"s T.;
. cy'uF1rv Psyin; ir is owu r'cEt &c, Way
IN g.iey % reach tbs city with what Is 10
hsnglit US. /: not either good pS''ry or
geo jadg'neu. 20 take the chances Of an,e2-
oniziar capi,ai, that nay il 1t chooses, ieo-
ga-oils oGr best interests. We hop the
Commissioners vii reconsider their resolG-
luton, and make 4 mose ;!.-roush i;.vest5Ss-
tiou OF Tie whole SUBJECT
, 1882-08-19
Eusic ard PoeIy II Scnool.


In the primary schools g. Germany tho
pupils arc 'auGht;o sing and recite poetry
= e'rFc'ponSert Of the Boston 'isiT.ia
describing what he SAN snd heard vailo
visiting one "i these schools, shows how
TIE es'hetic tastes ct 'ae ch,.droD are de-
vs!rt,A NEen tbs rscr-s caHH, ~ t}o
end Il he iisSs aoar, he asked 'ac a-i--
'reSs II they irsd a si"sirg-haur that cay.
No, she rsP'5c3, "hu, II /, makes
ror pitaZ-'Fe, ye WI h2qf1iy zinI-
And 50 when ihe gi-.s came - from a
rvmp aad y .uneh oi h'rS bread sand
vlch, when their breath returned g'J he
glow vas on tle'r checks, ,ae sel1c.-n.s-
trsss drew forth hsF NH.u from 81 .rscr
haze has, trned II ,ase.a!.=, ia'G>.rcl;n
down upon it IS lovingly as Csm;!i, US
would have Goac, ami as,ompauicd JAe
school EI'h great s.5., as they sauE the
heautitg. soH- ''l'~..r'. i5 waSsaHr-e
enough q 81, t..'s y'urs ,a,'g teacher
lea4,nc her seb"c! wish ihc mu=ic @. "a
violin, rlis'ug her head u.w ana ti-a cld
b-a'ia- time uiL .ri..r with ,.e a.s of
an ola conductor bui tlis - q r-4si.c-
r~ent q. every teacher. a.a" 'r U''''r.
and 'hey cannot pass examination With
out 1t. - q where y,u vii au'' ? ;Ac
, 1882-08-19
Comfy Commissioners.

\. their meeting this n5rrinS tie Com-
rissi,rers made 5ae ioiloai.z syrci=tmo--s
o. iss9ec,oss ana JUDGES iov TIE eusa.pS
tern:
Na-.l N1Ila EEaEL;-r. i. Smith. Tasre,-
,y7; T. =. Reese. :. W Pane, JUICES.
South Wsl'a Vail. .. L,ri.n. insle,.
~; \. T. C,ton, J. :. Fell. Judges.
Blss ! CIelS--A. MoE-y- :Espaeto-: :
N-.--, S. &-Y--, judgrs.
--il Er.-.-tsea- :. Eesus. iUs.er.-r; /;
g.. 3 Iaon-s, T. Bryant. judges
Dry C-eef-W. 7. Ri-nes. Inspector; u.
: G...am. ). y Cornwall, iGCgrs
Ea...tur--P !. Preston. iasH1c.o-;
Nm. Mckinney, Nm. Tal-a, Judge,
Middle T0a-ae--Ei- {. Ross. inspector:
John Gallagher. / Fecuj fu. JEicss
Lover T.-elet-A Esoaa. Inspector !;
Chas. P.acAgr, . Blanchard, jsG-cs.
WallrI-G. Camu.irr, inspector; Al
L1VmaA, 7. } r,rAlcs. judge.
Fr-nca.own-J. ". L3vlyn, Inspector;
c Ber=irrn, \. P Nca,wa9l, iad=e~-
CoPr.i-P. T. Walker, -. s.t,-i J. Bra
den. Y. H. Bsun;or, iudr">.
E-rske Fl-.-Thos. w Es,ss, ir,soec.og,
!. / S.-.......s, Q. y. D. .Ja:y, j;3.es.
The following ramed have he drawn rs
, 1882-08-19
Another Item of Interas. to Settlers.

The following bill Is Of SO much general
interest to settlers that we gire II Ia iui'
To shorten the time required to acquire
hnmrsreais on the pun.ic nomaIn.
That section ,. .o9l OF the Revised Sta'n'es
BE-, aud the same l. hereby amended hy
striking uut the uOrds Tive yeIr7 wheie
the same occur IN ti..,' section ana rnsy:t-
me in t! cir stead he words ''three yrafS-
SIC. , Tnat iu proof sh1li III ali cas- :
bC made tia. tine Ierson makIn- the eh5ry
ur his successor, un.ler the homestead iaNs,
has in good tlith actually resided upon and
improved the land for the ful period 81
tire wears Immediately succeeding the dat
II BIS settlement ur entry. Provided, how
ever. that pe.ini Of not eX2ee.Iine three
,nonths a.av be SLOWED after entry "'thln
Which the homestead parry shall est'b!i-h
his aCtual rssid.ncs on The lanh.
SIC. ,. lh.t section , 81 OF the R-v.aet
S-aru.es be amen ed 50 IS 20 re "a as iJi
lows:
SIC , 231. |; At any tine a't-r the hl'nr
# tine .rftayi- as r,qnr' Il II sectIun :. %,
i l. proved after due notice. 10 the settler,
- III. s.I.sfacsIon Of the Commissioner o.
the C-nr--I LaI. 0ihre. thai the person
La.I,.- fIai sucn atia:It has altnsily
chan ,ei ne rcsid-ncr Or aat. .oGed tne Ian :,
rh.u. 7ni IN shat event t.a !=ut 60 en'e -
shall Tcye.: 70 III -,ovrrr.a'e'E--
, 1882-08-19

IEREGULtE MATs.-IrJu "a-t cur cor
respondent says III tie following !,,.er, - :
very GER air tha. u.ai. ta-i.itle7 l. re Up
peg courtry .re 10. tie ms. "e s-ad tie
pap. t.ou, her, as resu!-r = ,-s rezk
c55.=s r und:
DEEr CREFE FALI,, >T'.sa c.
EprT1R SrATESv8S:-I suIsc-Ia-'t tDr
vo,.r paper l. 1850 l. Cane regular ;os
s.7--- me year, .hen il 0=eaa l. come vsIy
irregular AL finally Il came aioat once m
SIX weeks That y1u may see 10" ct
them 1 vii say thar 20. The p-i e: ot June
l1:h then ! nave got 4" ma.e CH-'i July
a9.h. am wei pleased vita lie paper; It
iu~t suirs ne IN politics and rs ':'ctt. 7eEz,'
IN, sa-arce, anu think It the 5est Iaptr
nIf:a Of Sal. Francisco, and 'ns Wy PaPsr
the farmers Of tsis upper county need to
keep t,ien correctly posted o. TIE current
reGs Of the day. Let ne A@ar rom y5s
abo-- t:.s atove st-'emen-, and II yOn send
me any more papers direct I" Ccesceu' z. .,
spokane Co, ". 7. WIKI nlaay vet.
wishes. remain the friend u the STATEs-
Max. PIE. >UTIEgO-
, 1882-08-19
Ffe-ElptiGn

another question troubles a correspondent
regarding the right .: d. person - make !
ssconG sre-emFtior fling upon the sane
tract Ia ;:,is SECRETARY hirAwooJ hss given
tins answer:
ave 20 lot rlIirrsiani tais slc,ioa l2ZG!l
As prohibiting ,Ae GiiI = Of . Ssc,Id t" !-',-
tory Statement; fc: tie ~ ~ and whom, Hy
reason - j, fecIs, "r a-r ..Aer reason, t'.e
iirst G,si'TdtOry sCIltmcnt ias become M
avaIiIr-, and Ii, = has Intgrg-n-u Il. 'gi.l
of ny ;h:ri party IDe se-urd s:i"u c's-
tam tEo ,.Jn,GIr.,.r- Tna ITs; j. lit no
person sra. tc 'uJ.,.rI = aiJIs tim BE
prc-enDtiOl u.rt ot yIrJre 0, he provisions
% Se. 225l' il l. ccntendei on i'lali 81
the respondent tEat by t:JS IS meant th,t
wrure q person h:.S once rir.i arr. .rr.tU"y
staten. NJ iur cne tia,S a. l4lG, re sh'ai
lrvC- r.;rrwards lie another statement -ar
H. sal..r OF all UrhrI rae. I! tins Ec the
nie..n!a-, " tue .i.st Prohibition contained "a
tie sec,Ipr. IL Was piar. thee @'s 10 o''a-
8. Il la tue ser0.,i tJuui ~ . e." rhs hr-t,
under tins construction Wo..G "h.ctE-Iiv
.ccDWpii-h the sanr cn6. H. Congress
assl. .,.t have mcaUt tins when I5 SAID ths'
.No parzon saaii be rn,itl=i Z" more ia
one prc-e.npiiDn night. by vIrtr- o. the prn-
visions Vi section 222I9 : frr n lie sane sCc-
;ion IT preceded 10 max, provision 4: p sG,G
c=se IA the words; Nor where a v-r,y has
flied his declaration a. lntentI"u I, aiasu, a.,
brneLt OF snch PROVISIONS i"r on- t.a,, u
land. shall lie ii at any ,EtS.e twr sec
md ieciara-i ~ f"T an''HcT JrHct.
IN our opinion the meaning "' ,he section
y very plain. by ITS irst clause, Congress
Intended TO deciarr. and did N eject DE-
cllrr, that 70 persoa shall te e'.t:tied 70
euter wlrh the register. and thus acquire
from the government, unier he lr:e-eiHp-
Jion lays, more than oHe rract al huI- ms
is wnat We understanl Is nrant i.y : . dec
laration that no p,rson shall he eltlti-d l"
m re than one reemp'ioa night by virtue
ii re pro, islon. of sec,Ian 22"9-
, 1882-08-19

ETGEEE CUi1C2E--Seseral times r-ooc.t-
1--WE have b-en asked the question whether
Or no. a nan cau.I l.nfchase timber cgi-
ta-e partly carried ant, and become the en-
tTrnans substitute. that Is, 70 on with tn
gyri, Vt Iniu,sna. AMI rap tie rc"ard-
We ,hu,k D. caa. ons itct ;s mae Wy
Plain Ia all th"se matters, Viz personality
l. rot tlten into c1uvid. ralinu. Secretary
hukw"oi dec!ipa IN H. 81. NATIVE al has
question:. Ia i, 'lmh.r cG,,gTe entry there
Is no restriction anon an eat,yman as to the
tine Whrn the work must hc done, prp-
,ld.I II Is done within the r-gv.rei period
Tuis or. IA be done hy the epIrvman. il;s
cr-at or h., vendor. Il aIe paFcrargs l,Id
which is t-au iE whole or III !Ut broken.
cultivated ~ pI-Gt by another. ths ll.s in
Lim 5 = .Gi.y a,er a. il he hat personally
performed tie w0ra. We think the !dngu-
age 0I : cr,tlry n h.Tkwold shows very con-
clI>i,e.y that rian may LecoIne s.hzti-
tu.e IN tais mts,--. john De may l.
uesg i iuto Richard Roe, tie law requiring
that certain work shall br done. and that
personality cuts 40 figure IN the matter
, 1882-08-19
So
couszion OF tae Northern Pacisc

o. Taaysiay about nool when miles
from R zyI.le, an extra tram going - the
.Tour c2iiidei W;-h 4 gravel tram, s!ighJlg
inia-i1g oae engine and TWO o. three a.t
ears c5aneStsd ~iIh -he, latter. Two or three
ChiraI-en only were injured TAe down
tain IN e0nseqGsuee Of the delay, dii pot
e7unect q Walula, and TIE passeE gers gen
erAlly c1ne on to Walla Waila.
, 1882-08-19

PL4ISyLLE.-H. d. Chapman has nearly
completed plats Of Plainvi!le, the o. |. Ca.s
new town On Rebel Flat The streets are
l.id or parallel with AMI at right angles to
the railroad track and are al! 50 feet IN
width. Lots are j0xl40 feet with % foot
alley IN each block On entering town. On
left side OF ard marginal 70 the railroad,
full block is th-osn into park; the Sane
a. the uPp-r end of the railroad grounds on
the right hand side In addition, grown
tiu.bsr culture OF lJ acres Will be fenced and
rese-ved a. plb.ic park Evidently the
company intend tn u-e the natural aavan-
tages OF the location and make a beautiful
town OF PIainville. The size Is situated 81
tn junction Of the Lewiston, Pzne~awa and
Texas Ferry roads Surveyor Chapman
pronornees the location as periect-
, 1882-08-19

The original lock gate. at III entrance
10 the lower Albany basin, winch were
placed il position Ia l8-J, a-a for forty
years have lain at the bottom ~ ticEa.,T,
were fished Up ten DAYS a-o ~ 'l- STATE
dredge, and are a. sovad rs they w-r- "a
the tine Cf Dewitt Clinton.
, 1882-08-19
Oregon Sa5rt Linz RAILWAY.

TIE Oregon Sh5rt Line company have
nearly 1000 men scattered along the lave
beds between Alnsr,can FAILS AID NOod
River, distance OF eighty m!'es. 1t Is ex-
pectrd t. have thi, sestioa c"r pie:ed and n
.pesa.ion in September Work IS also IN
procr, IS on tie Wool River tranci. north
ward from this crossing Of Wool River 70
B.llevue and u ,iley, and the programme IS
to rush that so and have It c IN. leted iy
winter. 4 b slleyue ami Haley here will
ne f,om l., coo 70 - O50 tons Of ore await
ing shipment 10 market ly this road, al
which Ii ii Is 10 ie The terminus for the
present. l. connection with Harley pow
erful syudica-e has rrc7ntly purchased thu
site and surrouYdirg country 20 the exteut
o: , 600 acres, and "Ill Og-r te in harmony
with the Union Pacific to make it III. town
# that country. Ex-U : Senator 4. CA!d-
wei, al k4- a., Is ;lc Pre-iieat f the COM
p.uy. THIS syndicate has also rurchasei
the town SIT at Wood River jrnc;ipn.
which has been naa.ei SnO'"oue. ant u has
also Loucht ,ther s,caie-;c FONTS a'cng the
lne.
f. the VOL River camus there are from
1000 TO 500 amer. o; .hese she gr1atest
num05r ar a: work mar Ea.!ey and k-'ch-
an. Ther- l. g-z-- lax oi brick -ni
lsici-!aysrs, F,-.nils r.,i!s and dressed iaHl-
Ie-, msshine s-Ops, clrpeu;erz and other
qechqn.cs. W. q. from 3 tu S per day.
B.ari - hotels = :.Jm SD 10 Slf Per geel:,
and at pirate 004I,ins houses about IS pr
week. ASIDE fror the unreasonable cOsJ of
au;ii.ug inategi.l. It Is i'tla ulore expensive
% max aaa Illi.tlia hom= .bsre th.n in
Nebraska.
1T, expected th-. t e Rad, :: TIE ~iate-
rzrnasrs over, VIII Be finlsfedt Baker City,
Organ, = Tie eEi C! next yaar.
, 1882-08-19

TIE HsEvEsr-N heat = comiag iuto
n.arkeE veTy slowly. cur farmer fr.rn3s oe-
~ IL Il, haste . H.oc= thar crops, as it is
confidently believed nat quotations will
sl!e Ai5h=- lie. IN tie se4soH- The haT-
vsst ior o5rc,ls tr- I>S2 i nr.r,y over II
the great-r Part oi this raliey. ani It has
fs,u 4 muca bier o. than = 5 ant.ciPs-
;ed month 90. Taen u was very gene
rally believed ina, tw5-taI5ls vas tie mt
most that co1iI Be expected, hut We think
now. from what We hesr. AMI Judging b TIE
samples received at this o-iice. th-t the
claim tor lager crop Will hold good. Ce--
taialy, considering the weather that has
been So uagsull here, there l. little ii any
reason to compl4in. Tee crops nave not
failed, and cur farmer frieud- are in posses-
son Of that which !. as god as bright new
twsn.y dollar geld pieces
, 1882-08-19

Aaron c. Burr. an adopted son Of
Aaron Burr, who died a few days ago, in
New York, Was a son Of Count de Lisle,
and vas born in Paris in ISO6.
, 1882-08-19

REDUCTION OF TAX LETY.-The County
Commissioners have made a reduction ot 1
mills or s. On the 81, 900 of tax on The vain
ai;7n of property in t,is county. The fol
Inu iny Is the division OF aHes:
, 1882-08-19

Tn people o. British Columbia bsgin
to fhcat, The Chinese must 90 e. TIE
erection at Victoria Of Chinese factory
Tor the manufacture Of clothing, t.uz.rs
and e.gzrs IS the cause of tie trouble.
, 1882-08-19
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, 1882-08-19

Ms CatLerm. A.5ets, tue o.jes; isaF-
itaE' II C,shoe.ou comfy, and probably
the oldest citizen q OHIO, li.d "a lie
l9rh of July, at Le- home near Bakerz-
vile at the advanced a2~ Il lG9years
, 1882-08-19

Rev. hey s'ea5o'' d T. F =. Tss,a. ~.
IN AN saay with farmer haia hsaia.,IsSund
10 .aa an isalsssh upon hin f,te .5;5 IN ii.l,
IN club, and has been
, 1882-08-19

In the This and That L.brzsr oi Lo1's-.
vile, tie two most iHterest.n. Fcrks ~
How To Manage Rsi.r5zj By
paper Man." and "H0w 70 81
Newspaper by Rtiirozd IA.
, 1882-08-19

John Arnold wrote 81 a -, ..Ths
Supreme CoU-t at H., - and seat the
Court mas 60 to tie Judge. Fsr tbs
he vas sent 10 !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Sunday. Oct. %, 1882.
At Hanley to-day many members OF the salvation
Army We're Injured some very seriously BY the falling
Of floor
In south and West Yorkshire 24,312 miners have
given notice that they viii strike If their wages are not
incrcased.
dispatch from Paris reports that thirty persons have
Oeen arrested Ia Paris Lyons and ST. Etienne on suspi
eion OF having been connected with the riots in Mont
ecaules Mines
dispatch from Huesca, Spain, says: King Alfonso
today laid fret stone OF the foundation OF station
here OF the international Railway. Great euthusl
AsLn WAS manifested"
cAMPBELLTos. n. B. Oct. 22.-Mrs. Ryan ANA her
brother Mr Malcolm were drowned this afternoon by
tae upsettng Of their boat in a squall MT Ryan and
one Cole were saved Oy enging 10 the capsized boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
NnTFS OLE TIE CANYASS.

A meeting Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club will be held this evening when the question will
come up whether the cluD will support Franklin
Edison for Mayor. A call has been issued signed by
several Of the leading members and asking every mem
be present u Is probable that the meeting Will
be bOsterOus Oueds the CuD e divided on the question
OF supporting Mr.. EdsOn.
The National Labor Greenback party of
Suffolk County have placed the following ticket in the
field: For Sheriff, Charles j. Wcks, Of NOrhpOrt; for
County Clerk Selah f. smith, for member OF Assembly,
George ". Hawkins, OF Setauket.
The united Democratic meeting to ratify
the nominations made at Syracuse will be held on
Thursday evening next The Academy Of Music, Tam
many Hall and Irving Hall VIII be utilized for the occa
sion There viii be torchlght procession, but some
Of the Assembly district organizations have announced
their intention Oi march, ng 10 the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
YELLOW FEVER STILL INCREASING.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct 22.-Fifty-JwO new
cases Of yellow fever reported to-day, but only one
death Among the the wife Of the cap
tain OF the German bark Emma and two three OF the
crew OF that vessel. Tie total number OF
cases to date Is 1870; total number Of
deaths, lC2. The desrtuton and distress exist
ing here are not diminishing they increase with the
duration or the epidemic Quarantine VIII continue TOT
time 10 come according to preseut appearances
The expenditures RELIEF very heavy and the con
tributlOns with some local executions are very small
causing much uneasiness to the Board Of Health.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct. 22-Dr RudOpho Watas
has gone to the relief the sick Micr Yellow fever
is yet very prevalent there and the physicians al
down. The weather is pleasant.
WAsHlNGION Oct. 22.-SurgcOn General Hamilton, OF
the Marine hospitals eryice furnishes the follow NJ
summary Of the progress OF yellow fever BfOwnsyuie
ana Pensacola during the past During the week
fifteen Of yellow fever and two deaths have been
reported rom Brown-vIIc making a total during the
prevalence OF the epidemic OF 1851 and ia
deaths.
From Pensacola. Fla, official REPORTS by mail have
been received a. follows OcODcr II, 80 deaths
o. October -, cases IG deaths October H. 81
deaths =; october 10, cases "a, deaths October 10
cases 20, death, 3 OCTOBER = cases 30 deaths Oc
tOber - cases SO, deaths 3. TOtal 377 total
deaths, "a Previously rep0rLed-cascs 1859 deaths
lG5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
QUIET AT TIE HEADQUARTERS.

Sunday is usually dull day at political
headquarters, and yesterday no exception 10 the
rule The clerks at tue Republican headquarters are
busy week DAYS In sending out documents to the
voters in the rural districts During the coming week
aud up the night before election speakers win be
gagged IN addressing meetings various points tue
state aud attempt Is to Do made revive something
OF tue Ol-time enthusiasm the OF an election
Among the kilograms received yesterday from
o. T. Jones, OF jamestown, asking tnat speakers should
be there ana predicting that Cnautauqu County
would gave 1000 majority for the Republican state
ticket
rDere is great deal Of effective work being done
the Democratic Headquarters. Not mucn reliance is
placed on speakers formerly There - more Of dis
position 10 reach the voters by printed matter Mem
Ders OF the Committee say hat tney receive daily
Intelligence OF serious Republican defectOns III Tie
Republican counties throughout the state.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

SEEKING To OBTAIN CONTROL OF A ROAD.
ELSuRA, y. Y, Oct. 22.-The long litigation
involving control and possession OF the Cuca Ithaca
and EInira Railroad reached temporary Crisis yester
day The road has june been in possession first
OF Receivers Rice aud Hix-on and finally, till the pres
cut time in that OF Receiver A. b. Chamberlain. After
each Of these three receivers had rendered account
ing yesterday, an order, which had been secured
quietly in Madison County the day previous, hed,
requiring Receiver Chamberlain to turn over possession
OF the road TO King Coz English bondhoders who had
sued therefor The latter by their attorneys, sought To
serve q copy Mr Chamberlain but he had gone ont
town During the consequent delay, the opposition
headed by Joseph RO-bOurI, Franklin Cornell and
o here secured at the hands " Judge Boardman, at
Ithaca say OF proceedings. pending appeal This
leaves road, temporarily Ut least, III possession Of
RodbOurn party represented by Receiver Chamber
la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
SErERAL HURRICANES At SEA.

WAsurSGTOy. Oct. 22.-The Signal Corps
STATION M Delaware Brcallwater reports that the
American bark Lillian bound Boston, was SPOKEN oy
tie schooner H. " Clarke the 10Th instant IN antuue
345 and longitude 1872 80, thirty days from NatlLzas
she had encountered hurricane on the l-tA ana o7'
aud split sails
The captain OF the schooner Rocke l. hat'7 ''po' -
n. ~ -. u.,o,la on septeuber 20. lie was in a
gale for twenty-five days. during WAlcH ue -. -
Two hurrcanes He lost 10000 ieeJ OI luADeI IIS, t1 ~
deck boat and two fOrcsail5. lhc cauH Nu' H.
with water during the greater part oi the so nc u''
been short OF PROVISIONS and without Aghls lOr "c0A'
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NEW NORTHERN PACIFIC BRIDGE.

BISMARCK, ID. T., Oct. 22.-The new bridge
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad which the Mis-
souri, River this point, tested and formally opened
10 traffic yesterday. Eight locomotives acgrcgaung in
weight 500 the bridge ana rested on
each OF the fOurhuadred feet spans while photographs
were taken and engineers made observations. The de-
ectIon OF span less than three inches. The
testing committee, which was composed o. eminent civil
engineers parts OF the country, pronounced
the bridge Of the finest aud most complete in
Tlp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ARABI PACHA AID LIS COUNsEI

CAIRO. Oct. 22.-Messrs. Broadey and Napier
visited Arab Pacha to-day. Arab expressed con-
fdence in the decisions of the British Government.
He stated that he had been ill-treated and twice
spat upon, but that. since October 10 he has been
well treated, owing TO the intervention of Sir Ed
ward Maet
LONDON Oct. 22.-The march OF the First Life
Guards IRON the docks TO the Hyde Park Barracks
To-day was the occasion of a great demonstration
on the part of the people. The entire route was
GcDsely thronged, despite the ran and the return
ing troops were enthusiastically received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
UNABLE TO ENDURE POOR health.

BosTON, Oct 22.-Henry p. Roberts, for
mery Assistant Clerk Of the United States Court this
city, attempted suicide this morning by taking auda-
nun. The physicians say he cannot recover. He Is a
native Of Ireland and graduate Of OF the Eng gis
universities. Prior to coming this country he was
prominent lawyer IN England. He II -Kty-tve years
Old, and has been for some time III poor health.
BSGHAATOS, " Y, Oct 22.-Adelbert LObdell a
farmer, living mile north u Deposit, committed suicide
on Friday night by hanging. III health the cause