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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
A NAVAL C0URr-MARTlAL.
IBl 1ILICRAIH 10 me TRIBUNE.

WAsuSGToN, Dee. 3.-SrgeOn Alfred VI.
owen United states Navy was placed under arrest here
saturday night on arriving from New-York, aud his
tal by court martial VIII begin the Maryland here
Iuc-day morning. Surgeon owen witness al tie
recent trial OF Captain Alfred Hopkins who dis
missed the service for deserving his post the Pcusa-
cola NavyIard, and testified that he medical officer
ut that place, had placed Captain Hopkins the sick
list giving him a certificate to that effect and ordered
him 10 come North. This action is de 'larcd by The
Navy Department 10 be gross offence, on tbe ground
that II sanctioned II would virtually remove the power
o command from the department and place nm lac
hauGs Or whatever medical man was ia charge AT
any nlyy-s ard station any vessel IN cVulLs
sion at home abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
INCIDENTS or THE DAY.

Not more than a dozen arrests were made
by t police OF the stations below Canal The part OF
the city south OF Caual.s AID " Bro idway is
tlnckly populated with H,Orcws, aud here the most
marked change wns effected by the enforc n-n Vi the
new Code Ou pregIous sundays only The absence OF
trucks in the streets has indicated hat f. was day OF
rest The cric- Of ycnders OF cheap coting pcdl rs
and huckscrs rose continually in the air. while the
claiter OF sewing machines in the Numerous Hebrew
clothing factorles WAS nccsstut All was changed yes
,erday An uuwoated peace and quiet pciv 'dod the
streets Tic police said that they had ncy seen sueA
quiet sunday.
b,e,c5 not tle tmol, warning OF the policemen, and
,rc run IN IN cOnseq The prisoners were all
taken fore Justice Patterson IN the sscx Market Po-
lice Cont who tod 10 20, and aGmonisAed tGem
10 sin no more.
remarked Israel COIN, OF 40 lOJ CatHarue-at, as he
was being locked up the Oik-t. station for selling
o,nc He was too late 10 Dee taken before the Justice
Cart work in house., inquired resident
OF Baxter n. of sergeant
"You are forbidden to do any seryila lao5r." grmly
responded the officer
"Ach meth GOu" exclaimed the MAJ az he lefIthe
polio, station, wrngins his hands IN mute despair.
"TAese psopls remarked the sergeant. " have been
rushing into the station all day asking for Information
as 70 what they are allowed TO d.. tell 'cm all the
same thing-that the law says they must not DO any
seryie labor. OF course, have no right TO 20 to
their houses and arrest them Bat do not tell them
that Some Of them want 70 know what right we nave
10 require man to keep two days out OF the week
Notwithstanding the vigilance OF the police the viola
lions Of the law were constant II not hagrant "Deh
the patrolman disappeared around the corner tho
bootback who had had cease bis LABOR ana 10 mako
q hasty fight, rstaxnea 80 the waiting e~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
DAKOrA sEEKING ADMIssION.

I''IT'-
WASHiNGrON, Dee. 3.-Mcmorials from commit
tee appointed by tn, citizens of Yaukton Comfy
Dakota. at tn head of which is Governor Ordway,
viii be presented To both Houses of Congress to-
morrow praying for he passage of an act auhoriz-
ing in positive terms the officials of lanhtOn
County to issue, upoo the approval Of majority Of
legal voters an amount of wcll-gulrded 4l2
per cent ten.thrty bonds 10 piy up
the present county bonded indeb cdness.
This movement is designed 10 wipe out the stain
nm II the credit of tAe county placed there by tEe
r,pIdatiou Oi 800 600 Oi railroad bends issued by
tie county. The act of reputation proved 10 be
one Of lac strongest argument against the Il lhlS-
sir, of Soutlcra Dakota as a SAFE. The purpose
of the memorial IS to remove tue obstacle ana then
uar anot a.r effort to secure Statehood lOr pOr-
lion ol the Te .utUry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
4 DEFALCA7ION At EAST BUFFALO.
s. W. GILBERT, CASHIER OF TIE LAKE SHORE AND
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY, LOSES TIE COM
PANY'S MONEY AND DISAPPEARS.
r.I.IIr- ..rLrI

&. W.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY, LOSES 1liE COM
PANY'S MONEY AND DISAPPEARS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
BrFFALO. Dec. SIS. Wright Gilbert, cashier
of the Lake Shore and Michigan southern Railroad AT
East Hunalo has disappeared. The fact that he had
turned his back Buffalo became matter OF puOhc
rlmor at late hour last night Hi house was visited last
night by reporter Of Mr. Gilbert at first declared
positively that he could tell anything relative TO the
whereabouts of his father the occasion OF his absence
Upon being closely questioned however, he said that
on November 25 his father home and said that he
was obliged to 60 out Of town on important business,
did not tell where he going. After he LETT the
they learned by telephone to go to
Phpnlx. N Y. Receiving no further intelligence they
made inquiries and found that Mr.. Gilbert did not visit
Phoenix and up TO the present Time hey are no!
to where he is. This was all the young man could
tell .
To-day's Investigations disclosed the fact that Mr.
Gilbert is a heavy defanlter. Like many others who
have sought rapid acquisition OF wealth by Specializing
loss of $4,000. Margins had TO be kept up ana MS
own funds having been exhausted he resorted
TO the railroad companys funds with the vain hope OF
making good the amount by lucky rise III the market
price. The market didn't 20 mp he kept on manlanhg
lis margins with the money that not his. ana when
finally it had reached large sum- conceament beng
that previous his departure he obtained draft for
400 through the prOpnetOrs OF bucket shop IN this
National Bank of the Republic in Ncw-York On
Wednesday last it is also known he called upon Brooks
York He asked Them identity him, and Mr. Brooks
went bank with him for that purpose. The bank
refused cash the draft without the Endorsement OF
Brooks d. Co. This was given, and Gilbert got the
money. He promised TO sup with Mr.. Brooks that even
ing and have a good time socially bat mat was the
last OF hin, as he dd not keep the engagement
It is believed tna he took on an ocean steamer
and is his way TO me foreign pOrt Not only
is he fugitive from justice, out Ae has deserted vile
ana three children.
The local freight agent OF the railroad company,
Charles NJ shattuck, was not aware Of the cashiers
absence until the faulty inquired about nm. Then ne
m lp "A IS,
satl.ned him that there ha1 beer crooked work CDef
Auditor C. F. Leland, OF Cleveland, informed, and
is engaged in critical examination OF GllDcTts
accounts. Though the amount OF the dei8lcauOn mas
been estimated $4,000, the result O this cNanlha
IiOI may re luce it, 1t Is quite as likely 10
be 100000 as a smaller One faslacd entry OF
a Il uag al rp.fiV
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE PRESIDENT AND NEw-YoRK OFFICERS.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

lDf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUkE.l
WASHINGTON. Dec 3.-The wish is father to the
thought, but IL is evidently expected by New-York
Stalwarts that the President will make removals in
Ncw-fork City, all predictions to the contrary not
withstanding. The President has said, so it is
stated. that he will not think about Offices until he
gets his message off his hands. The officers about
whom 1t is hoped he will do some thinking
then are Postmaster Pearson and Naval
Officer Burt. Postmaster Pearson is charged
with talking against the Pre- id ant etc. since
Garfield was shot. One of his alleged remarks was
that " the President dare not remove him." He'd
set the newspapers Oh him. II he did. Well"
phllosophic Stalwart remarked, " the newspapers
can't be much worse on him than they are" Naval
Officer Burts chief offence seems 10 hayo occn Oh
structing the State Commit.ee the collection
OF assessments.
The publication in THE Tribune of the statement
of Post Office Department official that the
reason Why the commission Of Lamphcrc, the Low
Vile postmaster, is withheld, is not published be-
cause there was no desire to "iBurc hm or his
family has aroused small tempest in That
metropolis. Congressman Skinner says that the
people of LOwyille are indignant at this method ot
casting Il sur upon young man of the very highest
character. number of them have drawn up pa
per. one copy of which they will forward 10 SEN
ator Warner Mile and another tolt he Department.
in which they will call for the disclosure OF the
"faInlly" reason why this commission cannot c
issued after "a nOmi latiOn bv the President arl
confirmation by the Senate. Ono interesting moi.
dent or the case - that. owing 10 the general
sympathy aroused nv the publl alton IN lIE lE'!;-
UNE. Nir. Lamphnrcs Business has increased so much
as TO be a subject of general remark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
CONTROLLER KNOWS PLAN.
4 Full EXPLANATION OF HIS PROPOSED METHOD
OF REDUCING TdE INTEREST oN HE NATIONAL
DEBT.
uY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE.


u.y retrcr,pn 70 TIE rRIsrSEI
y-.,,,.c~,>- Doc -Coufr,II.r Knox saws
| ,. ,.i,i,y for ,,,,i,y IN advance q norton of
80. ~, I aud A., t,rr cent bon,.s-a ul,n which II
= ,Ir.i,d wa. Gr.t suggested by senator jones' ol
,,.,,',a l.. b..p mi.apurcnenIsd II mas been
s,id that il Involves an in the principal Of the
,,,,,, .I,.r.,s Mr. Kuov say, th3. in reality II
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lHc pf'a.-' ,o and oI.,,,t,o.on. mad. ~
y '''"t.' I .,,.,,,,,.s ~ tbo q ,...rn,,.pt Tl.
h-'hH 'i' '"i i''' ~, 49, ,, ara, ,,,, li.-r,.,,,l
C"h'r"''c' '''''' 80 20 ~ -, ,,,.
lH'io "I,' ~ -. "' t -, ...., -, tl,, ,,l,,c
fIoo"' ''''.', ~, rt, - o,niicJ to tb,fr nav.
non =" ,"0 - r,,.,,.tr. ~
mcht' "' '"' IN, ~, , ,,,,,
the 'p'on o' 'Ie ,,,.,. 1'@,,., so ,,,
WIN" ''' ~ 81 ~, t..'e' ',,, '',, i ,lt and
Government VIII INV PC I ,,, ,.t ,,o,. -,
II eau '''.' ~ - an Ia nd IN r,lie,
Wbioh '"'P''' .,, III IT .l, ,,.,...
Inc ''"' ." , s.. t.,,...,,I fo,.r ANA oua.
! al .'' J" ".'"' t' ", .,.,,,.f ~. ,f.r.J
hall per cent ''ll' "r ''liD M ' '''
r,. Controller pippo,c-, instead ol using the surplus
.. ,..o,,, tb, a. and 3I2s 10 Use Il
rcNchht v" I''''" ' .,.-
III tac purchase Of ucrr't over tA't' pr cent P'""o
m b,u, ~.4 OF the GOV. .rHmcut. In ether words,
VIZ ,,,,, = ,,r,.lr- r.,.,uit, of SlOO 900 900 20
nr-uHiI- '' "'''''''' " - ,. tho C,n
Doe used IN lAc Icouc-'oH 90 '" 49,
trailer considers il better Tor the Govern
n. ,o u.e this SlO30pOOOJ in purchasing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
DIR. HAMILTON AND DIR. BLISS.


WASHINGTON Dec. lin connection with the
doctors bill against the Garfield estate tact has
Inst been learned which Is Of some interest. Dr..
Hamilton, itlnly he remember Il, wrote letter to
the House Committee which had tho bill in chlfse,
protesting aglinst the demani by oae Oi the phys-
cians 10 be paid double the amount awarded to any
of the others. Dr. Hamilton did nOt mention DR..
Bliss by name but no one doubted tina, hc was the
physician alluded 10. 1t is nov known that Dr..
Ham, tons letter contained an incloSure which
purported to be Il copy of letter received by hiIn
from Wa, hagton, but from which copy the slgla
tulc was omitted. Tnc letter WAS Substantially
that the writer hid that morning had an ia cryiew
with Dr.. Bliss, in which the latter sad he won d
be content il Congress awarded him double the
amount !, gave t. any otter ph siclan
Dr Bliss was asked ahOu5 tn. ma terlast evening
and said ne never had such an interview with any
body and never mad such suggestion Tie had
on every :caoion requested the other physicians
to send in thciI bills for such amounts as they
thought they were entitled to, aud told them he
should 90 the same. Ills own charge was inadc r.
gdrdiess of the amounts ask Il for by the others.
DR.. IiamiltOn's action, based upon mtOr,na iOu
from Il source which ne Is unwilling To disclose,
ami Whicu proves TO b. Incorrect 10 regarded a5 un-
professional,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
MR.. PULITZLR IMPOSED UPON.
MR.. MACvEAGn MAKls SHORT WORK OF A DORSEY
STORY.

MR.. NACVEAGH MAKlS SHORT WORK OF A DORSEY
STORY.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-Waync MlcEeagh,
when sown the statement % JOsepI Pulitzer of The
ST. Louis Past Dispaich pabished to-day said tnat Mr.
Pulitzer had undoubtedly been imposed upon, many
others had been, reference to alleged incidents Of
what j. alleged 10 be the history thc Eoute
cascs Mr. MacVelgh could not speak for others. bu
90 himself there las been any secret history about
uuIcly resembling the rsacti stated to Mr.. Pulitzer
had ever occurred He htd cOntTadictc,. many Of
These stories that would hereafter pay attention
10 any OF q similar character that may appear.
Inc story Nj Pulitzer accepted n based Oh authority
was to tuc following effect: When it Was FIRST Known
that MacNragh really meant to have Dorsey Indicted
and prosecucd Dorsey came from his sheep ranch in
GARFIELD told Dorsey not to give himself any
uncasincss about tn putcOm, but 10 return to 5 ranch
and feel taat he Carrie d would b., Ills friend But
in spc of all this, MEcNcag1 proceeded Wilh MS ease,
retaining a detective and special counsel, collecting
testimony, and drawing, upon q promise ~ I'M
iuuu!ty, from smaller member oi The uuT
Il confession Of guilt which to convict Dorsey.
returned IN tho prihg TO he Ea,l. Wic 10 Nr"
YORK, MncVoagh actually procured warrant Tor Dor
scy's arrest. lie warrant was about 10 be l,ourG
bat Dorsey, who had his secret agents every Ecit
heard of this move by tclc -rdpi. IL" saw MS peril
There was only man who C0ud save him. lie took
the next train Tor Washington, arrived there late
at night, went from the depot 10 the
hs romiee and save him. General Garfield seat iJr Mac
Ncagh What there en.dcd may De inferred from irS
lact lGat the warrant for DOrscys arrest Ws never
served, but Withdrawn.
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THE RAILROAD var IN THE NORTHUESE

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 3.-Alexander
Mitchell Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul road
III an interview regarding railroad war tonight said
Mr. Portor's demands unjust. Ny company claims
the right to its business IN any part OF the
country where necessity 10 demand it and where
the conditions OF the country warrant
such constructions The demands of the Omaha road
something the people VII not mdOrse, meaning only
monopoly aud hlg rates. If they carried out but
one thing rcHult-hc serious crpplng Of the rail
road interests Cf the country
Mr. Mitchell had not come 10 any definite conclusion,
but those who in a position 10 know he
will not agree what Mi. Porter ills rCfTuiuing from
appropIIatng the territory OF other lines" This Will
continue the war for an indefinite length of time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
TWO CANDIDATES FOR 4 JUDGEsHIp.

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TElDUNE.I
WAsmNGroN, De. 3.-Speaker Keller has de
voted much of his tine and energy since the elnc -
tons to effort to secure the appointment of hi s
brothcr-n-law, jude v h,e, of springfield, Ohio,
as United States District Judge tor the Southern
Dis rlct of Ohio, to fiji tn, vacancy caused by the
death Of Judge Swing. General KeIer is pretty
confident that his efforts have virtually been
crowned vita success. and that ms relative will re-
ceive the coveted appDnm nj. senator sherman.
~ tine other hand. appears to be equally confident
IN cluljdgtp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
SOCIETY or FRIEADY ANNIVLESARE

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-In quaint old
structure Oh the Arlington road, near Jeuknstown,
Montgomery County. about coo Qrakers met to-day 10
celebrate the two-hundrclh anniversary OF the first
mcc,ag q: the society OF Friends. The building wos
begun in 1897 ana completed in l7Ol At the anniyer
sary exercises Francis Noble read Of Wittcr'a
pO-u. Charles Lutou CLARK Ica an historical c-sa and
John 4. I3r0u 1Ial OF Media, delivered aGdfcn- on
The cary history oil the Iah,r community aAG lts
eflecLs ID mrnMlOlmg a hl.Aer cAllznt.on."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
4 WOlI1N TIRED or LIFE.

New HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. 3.-Nrs. Hen
rietta Eicnlng, age fysx years wife Of Henry Eich
ling a retired stonccuter of No. 43 Greene st. yeser
day took about two Of laudanum with fatal
effect When her husband came home to dinner at 10
o'clock ne found her ON the bed nscnsiblc with two
ounce wal that had contained ldudanIm, by her bed
side together with note addressed him stating that
she nad taken the poison pUrpOse and that he must
not trouble himself to try TO restore her thit She
was tired OF life and intended 10 Kill herself She died
M uOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
WAsuINGroN, Dec. 3.-IAe Natonat Repu5-

W WASHINGTON, Occ' O.-LHc -'UtoWU Atp"D-
icaa will appear tomorrow morning in cigtpage form
unaer new management, with M Hatton, the Fir,t
hss.s ant Postmaster General, a3 its editor, and Mr..
Snoyycu his principal assistant. II has been ge"er
ay supposed chat this change in the management of the
journal would bring into closer relations with the al
mstra,.on thin has enjoyed heretofore, bIt 10 this
Ia. leading article of the editor furnishes nothing
more than general clue. The article is IL part, as fol-
lows:
Wo shall not publis, mere portions of the news
rovlv runporjlug some special view or Interest and
cud.ng all or any that may seem tod'cfcu orr sde or
u,tni.s This II j. to be a orgaIi and Organ The
ifi,uu{ EcUUJ' can VIII Lot be- IL VIII have positive
OuuiOu., bu wilt UuiN present them IN tis editorials
l4yus The news columns wholly free from bias and par
,iaGtv We lha bc found M all times uphOlding thai
rcpuDHcanlsm which stands Tor Ia" AM order, eqit!
lean industry honest aud prudent administration ana
r.udv eud rcuuinc su'ui- sion 10 the popular VIII as
Huliy xurcs.cd he pol 3. We SHAH di5trust all
ialGrsib which cannot conform lt-elf to the general
c0mnon sense and I5crrtuiucd viii OF the people fairly
eXDres.cd and based on correct Information.
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ENGLAND AND THE CUBAN REFUGEES.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-The Earl of Kimberley,
Secretary OF the state for Colonial Department. has
ieiegaphed to Lord Napier, Governor Of Gibraltar that
after careful consideration OF the report in relation 10
The Cuban refugees and Of other documents connected
with the case, the Government has decided that the
colonial Secretary and the Chief Inspector O TIE IOhce
tt Gibr altar be permitted 10 retain tLef OlceH
lhe case OF the acting Police Magistrate, HAO ordered
tle expulsion OF the refugees from the BRUSH hesi is
inherent, the Earl says. He was not ClscAaishe MS
regular duties, and although lie must be severely cen
sred Tor bis conduct In tins lamentaOe aHr INC GOV
efnenl does feel compelled 70 remove Inn from the
0lce Of Captain OF the Port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
4 CREW REsCULD WITH DIFFICULTY.

PROvINCETOwN, Mass, Dec. 3.-AbOut 3
o'clock this the schooner Oliver Amcs, Of 1aun
ton Captain Babbitt, from Krnnebec River for Balt-
mere with ice, stIu The cr bar After three
successul ltempt- capt ain Young ana crew ~ Lie
Saving Station No Ic .clcd tie schooner with ifc
boai ana rescued th, crew. a tremendous sea
ming and the boat was capslzel three times the third
time Captain Young making narrow escape from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
THE STUDENTS AGITATION IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 3.--Ihe Minister Of
The Interior received report Friday stating that
eleven students Of the Demidoh Lyceum, in JaIOs
had been expelled. The excitement continues among
the students Of the CbarkOR University and the Neer
mary Institute and cGcesses are apprehended although
energetic have been taken by the authorities 10
prevent their occurrence Order has apparently been
ggsla ed I'm kief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04

face bruised, his Jaw broken and his neck probably
broken. He was found on the west side OF SeaconDet
Creek, while his team was the east side. His pitoh
fork was sticking In the sand with blood upon IT, The
OF the land abuttng the shore where the mur-
dered man gathering seaweed Is VOel Davis. Re
port that Davis had been heard threaten that II
Seabury caught his beach the other would
have be carried
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CONGRESS AND TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
lRY rELEaRArM no TME rKLBrNEL

WAsHINGToN Dec. 3.-The friends of the
comprehensive plan OF improvement adopted by the
Mississippi River Commission have become satisfied that
the majority of the House Select Committee appointed to
investigate that subject will submit adverse report
and they already laying plans To smother it il prac-
tcablr IT is understood that several Representatives
and senators from the States bordering on the M5os
sipi have been holding conferences the subject and
have virtually determined upon course OF action which
will De To move the reference of the report of the select
Committee a. soon It shall be presented to the Com
mi,,ec on Commerce with instructions to report Il bill
maj ing an appropriation in accordance with the recon-
mcu,iati0n, OF the Mississippi River Commission Tn
der the rules Of the House such motion VIII be III order
and majority vote VIII bc sufficient 10 carry it. There
un- any doubt THAI the report ol it select tom
M tee MI be- adverse but the tucIb- OF the Plaza hope
D secure the support of the Commerce Committee and
of the House. Chairman PAGE of tur Commerce Com
mttrc author Of the Jumbo River and idrbor BIZ OF
I-t ,c,- on has arrived in Washington. Hc cNple>>,
the opinion that River aud iiarbOr bill N oc passed
this Wut MI Page feels very sore over AIS dcItat,
which was wholly unexpected by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
4 RHODE ISLAND FARMER MURDERED.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 3.-Albert Seabury,
a wel-todo farmer, living seaconnet Beach in
Little Compton, found murdered the beach yes
terday morning. He had gone to the beach before
breakfast with cart and 10 gather seaweed His
son went 10 look for him and found him dead the
sand and the already within few feet Of him. His
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
RESULTS OF TIE OUIRAGES IN DUBLIN.
MINISTERIAL CHANGES IN TURKEY.

CONsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 3.-Almed Neiyk
Pach the new Turkish Prime Minister, has elegraphed
10 the officials of the different provinces ordering them
10 secure the punctuGl payment OF taxes
said Pacha, who recently dismissed from the
Presidency of the Council Of Ministers, has been rein
stated I'm that office; Pacha has been reapponted
Minister of War; Aarif Pacha has been made Minister
of Foreign Affairs and EdiO Ehcndi Min stcr OF Marine
and Alt Pacha has been appointed ITeslueh' Vi TIC
Council OF State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
t,o Franc, Consular officials have been withdrawn

all the French Consular officials have been withdrawn
from Madagascar.
Prince Bismarck has arrived In Berlin.
dispatch from Rome to The Daily News reports tna'
,bo pone has granted an audience to NJ de Gers, the
Russian Foreign Minister -
WINNIPEG, Dec 3-It is reported here that rch goiu
and silver bearing quartz has been struck in kicking
Horse Pass. selkirk Range. Specimens have assa!eu
$50 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
MARSHAL HENRYs SUCCESSOR.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Ata late hour last nght
President Arthur appointed and commissioned Clayton
McMichacl, of Philadelphia. United states Marshal
for he District Of Columbia vice Charles T. Henry re.
moved MIR McMifhe, is Editor ana proprietor OF me
Fhtiqd lDhia North american, aud PRESIDENT oi the
PAlIlIelp lphla Associated IIcsp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
MADAME BoN1r1RTh,S SICKNESS

WAsmNGToN, Dee. 3.-Ihe condition oi
Madame Bonaparte il somewhat improved tonight,
athought Is not thought that SHE can recover. 4
number oi members OF her family have arrived from
NcwIUIt aud ~ York