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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.
wRrcK OLE A RARKENTINE.


R.rT1uopE June 7-Captain Mcpherson, OF the
shnnner Ruth A. Price, which arrived YESTERDAY Iepos
fSat he arkeninc Mary Dean OF Perth rom I
uas went ashore ~ san halN ddOi ana III OVAe
~ ana became "A tOt1l wreck .
An HISTORICAL BUILDING TO BE TAhhN DowN'
ptuIADEIpuIA June THE Pennsy wanna A M
pank has purchased for 8OOVO the old bIck Duil
uoa an darketsts in which It has 80 long been ntd
ahsi is.T.ou wrote DeclarauOn OF Indel ,1
1 viii be torn and bank structure eioSteu
NEWENGLAND ASSOCIATED PRESS. 4,
Rosroy lime 7-ihe following officers OF lne
- q Ingsnd Associated Press elected TO-DAY ", w.
snn 1Tesdent; X. NJ. Puser, secretary anu treasuiSI
tyscnriyc Committee: W ". Clapp a. T. 'ioo'' '' vs.
isoel,o,, n 81 Pulser and J. o. ahipley'
CoNTEsTISG WILL O., 49,.
Pun ,nF1PuIA. June IA caveat was llied lhlt lhlt
,ntn the probate OF the VIII Oh inc ilto r
taInea N Heyern aud William ~
,essn ng Mira Guilhelnnna kehme Mastin ss.i "a ,t %
nnassd man HirsIs viii gives sloOO0O for the e'AVSn
ment OF n law library.
NEW VILLA AT NEWPohI. l.. L.
NEWPORT June IA contract was slghsu tDruny pty
Cor the building $4,000 villa at Ochre foiht io i'
sor CHARLES W. shield, OF Princeton College
THE PROPOSED VAssAB HOSPITAL a.,
PouGHKEKPsIE June THE incorporators ol tne
nroposed Vassar Hospital provided for 10 the a,e ~ ~
Vassvr's WILL John o. Vansar, Irene - IT,.
nooth James II. Weeks, DR.. l. III. CleYeIsnd' heni' -
Young aud .. NJ buckingham.
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THE PLATFORM

Tho Ponublicans of OHIO in State Convention as
sembled adopt the following resolutions:
In the untUlely death Of our late beloved Presi-
dent JaIues A. Garfield, we recognize great Ma
tional calamity and rejoice that his adinlnlsra-
tion during its brief existence gave assurance OF
;ts snccess We tender to President Chester A.
Arthur our ASSURANCE of confidence III lls admins
tration and approval of the moderate and pa
trjotic course pursued by him amid the elnDarrass-
ing circumstances unayoldably attending such
ReSolred That we fully indorse the administra-
tion of Governor Charles Foster and the
State administration, OF the Republican
which the expenditures OF the state were
r.dnced over one-half a million of dollars below the
expenditures of the Democratic administration of
the two preceding years. and the pubic debt OF
the State reduced nearly million and quarter of
dollars and the remainder of the debt Tedeemable
the 3Oh of June 1881, refunded at rate of inter
est below ga per cent per annum.
ResoIred, / hat We condemn the terrible Outrages
and pcrsecutions inflicted upon the Jews of Russia
and oner sections OF Europe, and while heartily
approve the action of the Government IN ITS Efforts
| to ameliorate the condition Of those unfortunate
people, we earnestly solicit continuance OF It's
most energetic efforts TO that end.
ResOired That We indOrse and affirm the principle
of protection to American industry, as adopted ut
| the last National Republican Convention.
RtSOtred, That the taXpaylng people of the State
| demand that by specific taxation the traffic III in-
toxicatng liquors shall be made to bear its share
of the pubic burdens, and that the Constitution in
SO far 1t be an obstacle i'll the way OF the exercise
by the people through their representatives. OF the
practcal control over the liquor traffic to the end
that the evils resu ting therefrom may be eiioctuay
provided against should be amended at the earliest
| date allowed by law.
| Resoired That all laws upon the statute books
| must be respected AID enforced until repealed by
| legislation or abrogated by legal authority.
| kesolred, That i'll preserving the life of the Ma
tiOn in giving freedom civil rights and suffrage to
the slave, in the reconstruction OF the UnlOn in
upholding the National honor and credit unim-
paired, in the rapid payment OF the public debt, and
IN the adoption of series of wise pubic measures
whchhaye given " the country unexampled prosper
lty the Republican party has a record which gives
assurance oi what II Will do for the country In the
| future Proud OF tins record, the Republicans of
ONO affirm II TO be their purpose continue their
| warfare upon dishonesty aud fraud at the ballot
Dox until free ballot aud fair count are firmly Sc
| cured to every locality and TO every citizen.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Wednesday. June Z, 1SS2.
TORONTO June 7.fIanan is feared to be dangerously
ILL., The doctors say that if he RECEIVERS he cannot
possibly row at winnipeg
dispatch to the Vienna Presse from st. Petersburg
that Gar has approved the detailed plan OF
the coronation festivities which remain fixed Tor sep
tember Z, or Within a week OF that date.
dispatch from Calcutta says: "In consequence OF
representations the Government has decided to await
the result Of scientific inquiries before proceeding with
the new petroleum bill"
A st. Petersburg dispatch says that the appointment
Of General Tcheuae Governor Of Turkestan is ga
Zcttcd.
The Duchess dc Chaunes, Paris dispatch says, hss
given notice that she Will appeal from the decision OF the
Tribunal of the Seine in her against Nine de Chev-
depot OF muskets ammunition and swords mas peei
discovered Barcelona, Spain Several arrests nave
been made In connection with the discovery.
The Servian Ministry have rendered their designations
in consequence of thrty-twO Radical members OF the
skupchina having resigned their seats on the ground
that the order for the late elections WAS illegal.
At the Ascot meeting to-day the race for the Ascot
Derby Stakes for three yearods, by the Duke
of Westmnsters chestnut ly ShOtover, the winner OF
the Derby Stakes at Epson. There five starters
race the Royal Hunt Cup for all ages two-year
oil eXceptedl won by Mr. Ger rds bay colt sweet
bread. twenty horses j. X. kccnes fourycafolu
bay colt FOXhau has arrived at Ascot lie Will run IN
the race fOc the cold Cup tomorrow
The Spanish Chamber Of Deputies to-day debated the
bill providing for gradual reduction OF the customs
if and agreed thereto.
The Sdnddrd, in its financial article tomorrow, will
say that bills of Vaughan & Co., merchants Of Liver
pool have been returned. Their liabilities unknown.
TORONTO, June 7-Sr A. T Gait has telcgraphed to
the Mayor his willingness to aid in settling the jewish
in Canada.
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4 DUEL UITH ONLY SLIGHT INJURIES.
THE STATE TREASURER on LOUISIANA SHOT BY C
II. PARKER

II. PARKER.
NEw-ORLEANs, June IA duel was fought
this morning ut slaughter House between Major T. A.
Burke, OF The Times Democrat, aud State Treas
urer OF Louisiana, and c. II. Parker, Editor
OF me Pteayune editorial in The Pcayhne OF June
on the general fund led to the duel Burke had re-
piled to previous editorial in the paper criticislng his
accounts by telegram in which he stated the condition
of the general fund. The Pcqyune attacked him again,
charging him with disingenuousness, and alleging that
he had put S26349 50 into the fund after the exposure
to make good deficiency. The paper also threatened
that it would make further inquiry concerning BurAes
administration OF the finances.
Major Burke OH Friday sent peremptory challenge to
Mr. Parker to fight duel Parker accepted and his rep
reseDtatives George l.. Hall and James A. Renshaw
named Mississippi rifles as the weapons Burke had the
choice Of distance and James ID. Houston and Major
Jobn Augustin his seconds fixed it at two and onchaf
PAGES Though were given by Burkcs friends
for naming so short distance, 1t is generally thought
that they did so because OF the refucd expertness
OF Parker with the weapon selected The distance
named not being satisfactory after conference regular
duelng pistols finally agreed upon AS the weapons
m be used and the distance fixed at twenty PAGES,
the ground selected being in St. Bernard Parish near the
Burkes seconds won the toss Tor po
snon. and Hall was selected to give the signal Al the
word both weapons were discharged almost smultane-
ousy Neither Of the men being ur an effort was made
Inv their seconds adjust the difficulty AS no coprO-
mise could made tne principals look their positions
for the second SHOT WHICH, HAe INC hIs'' was "iou
After the third round long discussion ensued Burkea
friends demanding that Parker should acknowledge the
bravery and personal and official integrity OF Burke
A. PaIkers friends declined to make satisfactory dis
ciamer, further effort at compromise was made ana
tine fourth and nth rounds followed. AT
the hfth fire Major Burke was shot through
hoth legs about eight inches above the
Knees and would fallen, but was caught by his
seconds Burke was conveyed to his house. aud Parker
Dent IN me Piconine Office Those Witnessed the
dne agree in stating the principals acted with couE-
ge and coolues and that the affair conducted ac
rdnS 10 the rules prescribed by the code Drs Scott
and Ioelyer, the physicians in attendance, AZ once
dressed Major BurAes wounds ana 40 hot cosucf 'he
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN.

KILLED BY RAILROAD TRAIN.
NEW BRU NswICK, N j., June III. {. Horner, n
6reman living Yardyile n j.. was killed At Adams sta.
ion uy train y o. 32 on the Pennsylvania Railway
SUICIDE OF AN OLD SCHOOL TEACHER.
WEsICHEsTER, Penn, June 7.-Stephen H. jack
son farmer who has been sick for years with
ms barn and cut his throat with pocket
Kniie to-day. When discovered by his wife he dead
so was at time schooteacher aud took great
interest III educational matters
SUICIDE OF BANK TELLER
SAN Francisco, June 7.-Charles J. GUNNER,
receiving teller Bank Of California committed suicide
sooks The that his ali night
A MYSTERIOUS CASE OF DROWNING.
WAsUINGroN June 7-Ihe body of Dennis j.:
n boat in mid river last Friday identined to-day HIS
fbree comrades that Trip write the fullest Investigation
aud another inquest VIII be held
A FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED. =,
DANyIILE Va, June Five cars and the
ohs. Of hs south bound freight tfan. the Virgni
Midland R9rnad on the track ON trosto near ran
1reek station Pisyvania County, about noon today
onductor r. p aud two other men We're Injured lhe
cara were much damaged and the trese pohen IN some
nlacea The engine loose and came on Jo DahVe
ROBBING STORES ALONG THE HUDSON
PoUGHKEEPsIE, June 7.-Ihree men IRON New
york yinR their names Edward McCanrey, Henry VII
son md lanes O'Brcn arrested here tns morning
with Iobbng at various places along The ud
River, - -
ARREST OF A TRAIN RoBBER
C.rvFsToy June IA dispatch from Dallas to
IN v.o n IA report the last Of the robbers who
10 plundor the express ON the Missouri Pacnc
Hallrvad on une has been captured
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE OREGON ELECTIONS.

PORTLAND. Oregon, June There seems to
be in regard to the election OF George to Con
gress by majority not ess than 1000. The Repupn-
claim the enro State by majorities ranging rom
700 to 800 The Democrats concede II TO the Repup-
by small maorities. The Lines TO Eastern oregon
having been down for two days and precinct east OF
the Cascade Mountains having been heard from the
Legislature is doubtful. Eastern Oregon has hGd
large immigration in the last two years, ana IL Is DC
hcvcd 10 be mostly Republican.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA dispatch from Portland
Oregon says Returns from the election MP to noon To-
day show that the Legislature stands follows: O the
Senate which consists OF thirty members, the KepnD-
licans have. including "hodovers," fifteen, and tho
Democrats fourteen members being doubtful. Win
the probabilities in favor of the Republicans; IN ,ne
House, which consists Of sixty members, the hePuol
cans have thirty aud the Democrats twcntyOur int
bers, doubtful SIX OF which two are probably hrpunu'
Granting to the Democrats every doubtful district
the Legislature will be a tic joint ballot The Re
pubicans however. claim the Legislature by at least
fsur JOINT ballot. The Democrats are lncuLcu 'o
COnCcde it will be q ie.
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HERMANN RIETzEDS BODY FOUND.

CHESTERFIELD LAKE, n. H., June 1.-The
bdv Of Hermann Rietze found floating on the sur
face OF spoford Lake little before noon to-day, with
ALI his clothes except MS hat about ty rodS Iion
where the boat containing Comfy and etzel was Last
seen and in the Iocay the most thorough search
baS been made for bodies The face Is not disng
ured Rietzels watch stopped at 452 o'clock, thirty
three minutes after they left the boat,house HIS val
ushIes were ali found ON the body. Renewed efforts
are bong made to recover the body Of Comfy, which IL
fboucht 10 he in the neghborhood OF tue spot WLere
p1o1es body was found. Mr.. RetZels body was taken
a. Nav York this afternoon by his brother The DOdy
tcr beg taken nom the water and placed In metal
lie cntln Va ~ nlnOel nnreCOHnlLaDe.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUSK1


COLUMBUS. Ohio, June THE 625 delegates with
Their altenates and the spectators crowded Conn
stock Opera House and made al imposing gathering
Governor Foster ex-Govenors Moves and Cox, ex-
Judge W. II. West. the State officials and many
other prominent Republicans were Oh the stage.
Portraits OF Lincoln and Garfield hung over the
stage. The Cincinnati and Cleveland delegates oc-
cupled conspicuous seats III the parquet and repre-
seh'ng large German constituencies, they refra1ned
"on ihoulgmg IN much applause when the temper
ahce question was referred TO- The Rev. j. c.
Jackson, Methodist preacher. led in praver.
after which w. G. Cappeller &c Cird,ao.,
chairman OF the state Committee, made the opeuine
address. His reference to the great loss sustained
by the Nation, In the death of Garfield. since tho
last Convention met, and his eulogy Of that ornat
statesman, met with enthusiastic applause All tho
speakers of the day, well as the resolutions 6r.,
referred 10 this subject, and all were in hearty CO.
cord with the Convention. Mr.. Cappeller said tba,
the superiority OF republican government wa.
evinced by the fact that no friction attended tn,
coming in of new President, with an almost en-
achievements of the party, he introduced State Sen
htor ID. A Hollingsworth, of Harrison County, a,
The temporary chairman.
In his speech Mr. HoDingsworth made referenc,
70 the vacllstion Of Vice President johnson, anC
taid that when like contingency arose in 1881
She people had capable aud true Vice-President
who quietly assumed the duties of the President,a
efhce with that remarkably firm and steady hanG
Snich has since guided the destinies of the Re
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
IRISH AND LITERARY TOPICS IN LONDON.

DANITTS SCHEME For THE NATIONAlIZATlON OF
THE LAND IN IRELASD-THE HAMILTON IL
BRARY SALE.
by CABLE TO TIP TRIBUNE
LONDON, June 7.-Michae Davitts scheme Tor
the naturalization of the land in Ireland under the
the administration of an Irish Parliament. while
commented upon in most Of the newspapers is
treated with general derisIon, and condemned as
having other object than to keep alive Irish dis
content The Dublin Express characerizes the speech
rs the cool unfolding of a scheme of revolution
and robbery; and The Pal NAL Gazette describes it
as simply the application of the sociastic ideas of
an American writer Henry George, to Ireland, and
as not whit more attractive or reasonable than
when presented in other forms.
The Irish correspondents describe the temper OF
the population as sour and sulen, and showing
settled disaffection; and the anticipation of
good harvest is the only favorable element in the
situation.
The sale Of the first portion of the library of the
Duke of Hamilton, which will begin on June 30 in
London, will last twelve days. Queen ElizabetPs
praycr-book is among the curious works to he sold.
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NORTH CAROLINA LIBERALS.

RALEIGH n. c., June THE Liberal Anti
Prohibition Convention met here to-day. About loo
delegates were In attendance About forty were from
Democratic associations and about eighty were kepuO
licans Resolutions adopted against the existing
county government system Of the state. The Convcn
ton then nominated for Congressmanat-Laree Ollver
II. Dockerey, Republican. and for Supreme Court
Judge George N Folk, heretofore Democrat. The
nominations for Superior Court Judges Ist Dis
trct, c. c. Pool or G. W. Grundy, may hereafter he
agreed upon lid District. John A. Moore; lid Dis
trict. +. II. Darby IVth District, W. A. Guthrie; Vth
District. j. II. Long With District, L. +. Churchill.
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TuE OHIO REPUBLICANS.

rpE STATE CONVENTION All L UoLu% ,~rrsysr
The o' r,prrsrSrAnoN AND GREAT isrksnSr r'r
iAHoh oh..n--cornAGEoU NJ, ACTION On Ihn
sUon nEsGns SS
SS IoOT5D ohio Republican State Convention @ r"o mo'
:, Columbus yesterday There wac WIS., interest
.ontatiop ~ of the party, and ere". .+ Of the
mss shown in the platform on "e0"I .ho Iiouor
vossn was SU% prominence in politics Of the in qaUe tSe
recea; ,on THE resolutions recognize III ont ent
qu.smo q",;1,olv death of General Garfield Of
wotiOnal calamity; contain an expteS'pu res presi.
."nfdence in the administration Oh e 'rC Governor
ST Ient indorsc the administration Oh ,So Jews
S.a, 1en. condemn the outrages upon IN" Gem:
ioSse, r,,rone affirm the principle of prolec'lon
mS IN nu,S that "by specific taxation the 'ralno
IN intoxicating liquors shall be mace "nd 70 uv
~ share of the public burdens" ana u;n Genlsnu
mo enforcement of the laws. Inc loiio"'"9
ticket was nominated ,,d ra-
secretary of Stdtc-Charles lownSoh"' ~
noja,'f I.sfice Of the Supreme Co~t-Judge 'ohn IL
Doyle. of Toledo. cD.11o Vorks-C. A.
Member of the BO0rd OF f"0"o "''"
Flickinger, of Defiance
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IN MEMORY or BRAVE SOLDIERS.

TROY, June IA marble company of Fair
Haven vt is making tablets commemorative OF Gene
raj George A. Custer and the members OF the 7h Regl
ment u. S. A., who massacred by Indians at the
Little Big Horn, June 25, 1876 Two other
tablets are also being made in memory Of tho officers of
the 7th Regiment who fell at Washa, Indian Territory
on November ~ 1865. and at Bear Paw Mountain, Mon
fana Territory September 80 1877. The tablets will
be sent Fort Leayensworth, where they will erected
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THE REFORMED CHURCH OF AMERICA.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, June THE seventy
sixth annual session OF the Reformed Church of America
formerly the Reformed Protestant Dntch Church. met in
the First Church of this city to-day. The Rev. Dr. +. F.
Ingersol Of Brooklyn elected president, and the
Rev. DR.. william OrmstOn assessor. About l25 dele
gates present at the organization In the evening
the Rev. Dr. Isaac Hartley Of Utica, preached sermon
on the causes which have nterered with and impeded
the progress OF the Church. comparing the growth or
their denomination with the greater growth OF the Pres
byterian and Episcopal Churches lie urged return to
the recognition of fast days and holy days. and to the
OF the liturgy which constituted the early formula
af fIe
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THE BATTLEFIELD OF;GETTYSBURG. .

GETTYSBURG, Penn, June THE reunion of
officers OF the Union and Confederate armies upon
the battlefield Gettysburg for the purpose Of locating
the positions the various commands began here to-
day. Special attention given to the of the
second days fight Among the veterans present upon
the field with the addition OF Mr. Batcheder, the his
torian were General w. Crawford. General Daniel T.
sickles MajorGenera T. W. Egan General j. r.
Brookes W s. shellenberger, H. d. Wyatt Aiken Cen
era Ellis spear, W ii. FOrDcy Martin Macfinnis. H. A.
Herbert and Homer Il. StoughtOn. public welcome
was given 10 the visitors this evening
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BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, June THE following bills have
been signed by the Governor Repeating certain acts
in as far they apply to NewYork City amending the
charter Of the NewYork Butter and Cheese Exchange
relating to summary proceedings to remove monthly
tenants in New-York City for holding over; amending
the act authorizing corporations organized under the
laws OF this reduce their capital amending the
act establishing state Board of Health amending the
general manufacturing law and regulating the inSruc-
non of common school teachers academies and acaden
icul departments OF union schools.
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INCIDEyTs OF THE IRISH AGITATION.

LONDON, June 7.-Mr. Davitt in his speech
at Liverpool last night said that he in favor OF the
land in Ireland becoming national property. He con-
si2ered that the soil Of Ireland could be purchased Tor
tenants for aI4O 600 600 in Government bonds. repay
able in y years lie denounced Dublin Castle rule az
q mOnstrOus failure. -.
In the OF Brennan and Martin on trial OF DuDiln
to-day for the murder of Joseph MacMahon, the jury dis
agreed, and was discharged
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oFFIcERS OF A TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

BosToN, June AT the annual meeting oil
the stockholders of the Franklin Telegraph company Vi
tlts city today the following directors were chosen
T. p Moreou Augustus schell, NOrvn Green, Thomas
! Eckert. Jonn Van Horne, Jay Gould aud d. H. Bates
of NewY ork; Frederick L. Ames, OF North Lastp anu
T"chr OF Boston; treasurer. X H. Rochester, Oi New
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FINED FOR HAZING.

HARTFORD Conn.,, June AT the instance
of the fathers Of two OF the Trinity College students who
were hazed" by members OF the Senior class last April
prosecutions have been brought against the thirteen
dents who were suspended by the Faculty and who have
recently returned the city There special hearing
in the case in the Superior Court to-day. The offending
students pleaded nOe contendere, and were fined SlO
nd cnsts
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FAUuRES In LONDON.

LONDON, June S.-Ihe Times III It's ni''noi"i
ortcIe this morning reports that bills nave been re-
,nrued ot Jnmes Thomson a. Co, ship and insurance
nroters Biter square, T. C., and of William T. Har'
ward Co.. shipbuiders and colnmisson , ~, roi'A''
2 Eazt India-aye-, I>sadenhallst., L. u, l|oh"Vn
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GREENBAcK TICKET NOMINATED.

COLUMBUS, Ohio June THE Greenback
State Convention had to-day fifty delegates per cent
OF the whole number appointed by counties Resolutions
opposing monopolies wore adopted and the fo'oWihs
ticket nominated: Secretary Of State George L. Hofer
of Miami County; Supreme Judge, L. G. 1utte oi Lake
County: Member OF the Board OF Public Works, L. B
of
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AMERICANS ARRESTED IN BELGIUM.

LONDON, June S.--1he Standards dlspatch
from Paris reports that two named Watson ana raj
ton. and named Clara MOolis who assert tha'
they Americans recently arrested In Belgium
for taking part robbery jewelry IN France: Under
the extradition treaty they surrendered 10 the
French authorities, and taken TO France on Tues
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THE REMOVAL or JEFFERSONS BODY.

LYNCHBURG, Va, June 1.-THE proposition
to remove the body of Thomas Jefferson from Monticello
to Washington has elected letter from L. NJ Kean Of
this city, grandson of Colonel Thomas Jefferson Ran
dolph in which stated that the attempt Mt removal
will be resisted by all legal by the heirs atlaw Of
Colonel Randolph. He intimates that ne should not OBJ
ect To the removal to the University of Virginia Of
which Jefferson the founder.