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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-05-03

THE following are said to be the sixteen
American inventions of worldwide adop-
tion the cotton gin, the planting-machine,
the telegraph the grass mower and reaper,
the rotary printing press, steam navigation,
the hot-air engine, the sewing-machine, the
India-rubber industry, the machine manu-
facture of horse shoes, the sand blast for
carving the gauge lathe, the grain elevator,
artificial ice-making on large scale, the
electric magnet and its practical applica
tion, the telephone.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-05-03

The United States raises $350000,000 of
revenue; Great Britain, 1926, 100000; and
France S55O,000,0OO. The first pays $70.-
100000 Of interest on the pubic debt the
second, Sl57,OOO,000; and the last $685.
100000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-05-03
Gime gables.
Montpelier & Wells r. r. r.
Taking Effect December 9th, 1881.

-''N~N -NSs'N'' N'v 'SN'
49,, Trains Leave Moatpe'ter as foi,oms: ..
g,5sp arrive at Wells River at 1870 iH' SEQ PM
Trains leave Wells Rtper as foTIotrs.
u,,a, a, An ~ Aooon,,,c.,o,,on a, ~ oo . =, Mail
az ~ an W m ~ niU,aiy u, ~ i;w ia % s
M. y; s,s ,s,,;I. pm ,,..,,.,,.. -
make close connections nj Wells River for ali points in the
White Mountains; also for Boston and all Intermediate
polna, w A. STOWEI.I, Superintead
r. W MORSE, General PASSENGER A0enf.
Tan 4ra1 UArYfS NNt u as rNdN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-05-03

Rev. CIV. RICE, editor of
the american Christian Re
mieaO, says Of Browns Iron
Bitters:
Gin, O., Nov. If, 1881.
Gents The foolish vast
ing of vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious indul-
gence of our people, makes
your preparation a necessity;
and if applied, will save hun
dreds who resort to saloons
for temporary reeuPerahon.
BRowN's IRON BITTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-05-03

Read at the winter reunion Of the Rhode Is
land Press Association, February 20th by Ed
ward P. Tobie Of the Providence Journal
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29
. c { q II 1t t nj q d. nn9
bes natipnaIen
OsHtl0. .gImer. .9ebrerSGmiRarS
MifDaufee, @ise.

0as ,.9tationaIe beuiIdsamerifa.
niI6e 2sbrersS eminar" beeinnt am
Miontas, IL. September b. S., fsin
neues S6uIjabr. Die unterSsibneten
foroern bisr6ur9 bisienisen gerionen,
peI6e iib benz 9ebrers8erufe ipibmen
pcGen, auf, ibre 4nmelOuns Els gum
l5. slusuIt b. 3. an ben unter,eibneten
Director einsufenben unb fplsenbe Stpei
Sdriftitiide beiSulesen: /:
l. eine ielbititdnSis aneefertiSte
8eibreibung bes eisenen 2ebenss unS
8iIOunssganses uno
2. Elm dr,tIides 3susniB dber ben
@eIunbbeitsSuitanb bes AppIifanten.
Der llnterri6t ipirb ben 36slin'
gen unentssltlid ertbeilt. Gut bprbes
reite.en @antiSaten 1T seitdttst, bebufs
a6farsuns iGrer Stubienseit (pon brsi
auf stpei SABRE bic &ufnabmesB BriifunS
fur Bic sip cite &laiie su MAIDEN.
Gs lit 8priOrse eetrcfen ipors
ben, bab quite uno tillise Auartiere in
senasenoer 4nsabl prrbanben iinb.
lleber bic glufnabmes8 8ebin8uns
gen etc. 9tustunft ;u ertheiIen, 1T Der
Sireetor bereit.
stlbert 9famrctb,
prdlittnt hes 9rrp. .-Jiatbts, 9sp 9erf.
q. 9eller, GirsftUr
GA 9rpabpay, Milpaufn. gSis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29

9idets I'M sSeIbe iein, nsmlid: baS
resuIdre republifaniide uaS bemotratir
ibe, Elm unabbdnsis republifanii6es,
Elm Iemperen, un6 bas glrbeiter 9idet.
0enn Die 9lrbeiter erit einfeben Iernen,
baB Der 8ampf segen bic Wonopole am
! ipirflamiten AM Stimmfaiten ausses
fdmpft ipirb unb aufbbreu, 9ISpofaten.
glerste uno forrupte Srabtsieber ais
ibre 8ertreter in Die 2esisIatur uno ben
@onsreb ;u tpdbIen, 10 iperben ii6 biele
Der Sbtpiefigfeiten beben, nit benen
iie ieBt su fdmpfsn babsn.
@an peranf6Iast bic anSabI Der
@efangenen, ipelde 3ur 3eit in 8uBs
lamb ibrer BrOSeiiiruns ent9eSen icben,
auf eintauienb, 3umeift gdbiliiten. Ses
Der persofIene 9lutsirppfen 1T Elm
Saatfprn, aus ipeIbem benz rufIifden
@iitberid neue Seinbe ertpadien.
Sn Der @IearfisIb 8obIsnresiOn
brpbt Elm aasemeinsr 9luSitanb Der
9rubenarbeiter. 9prt ipirb bic fog.
ipeibe 8ObIe probusirt unb bic arbeiter
erbielten bisber so Gents per Come,
perIansen aber nun 65 gents.
llsber basIempsrenSs gmenSement
;ur Staatss Contribution purSe am
WlOntas in SOpa abseItimmt. Die
IemperensIer iinb fiber, NIT elmer
Dtebrbeit bpm 10000 Stimmsn su liss
gen, tnb bic 5reunee Der psri6nIi6en
sSreibeit bebaupten, bab bas sImenbes
ment nit elmer Mebrbeit bon 5000
beripOrfen ipirb.
Die 9lrbeiter all ben Sra6tbabu.
b6fen in Seriep gitp iinb felt GnOe
lebter @pde i'm 9lusltanbe. Die 0fu.
uiSipaIitdt Der Staot (9tIbermen) bat
es idarf geriist, baB bic @ilenbabn
Companion ii6 ipei9ern, Die gere6ten
Sorberunsen Der Srbeitsr su bstpiaisen.
DAB 8rdf6ent slrtbur fein 8sfors
mer 1T, ipuBte ale 8elt, aber 70 i4ams
los iuie Sesenipartis bat man bic armsn
8eeierun9San9eItelIten nod ME fir pplis
tiide 3pede beiteuert. 9trtbur 1T elm
Reformer mad Der 9lrt IeiueS 8uiens
freunbes Spbn 3elp un6 auf Elm babies
0uBenb 2ii9en fommt eS feineu bon
8eiben an, benn einen @baratter baben
iie nidt su risfiren.
Sod INNER treIfen 8eridte iiber
berbeerenoe Stiirme auS bem Weiten
elm unb Defenders i6eint Der Staat
Soipa barunter leiben ;u mtHen.
gmmettsbure, bic Sauptitabt bon gaIo
9tlto County, ipurbe am Samlta8 Dlors
gen bem grbbooen sleid semadt uno
babel ioqen an bun6ert 0ieni6en I'M,
sefommsn fein. SOreit Gitp unb bret
ober bier anbere Ortfdaften babsn ans
sebIi6 baS sleide S6idial erIitten.
Webrere 8abnsiise tpurben bon ben
Sdicnen seidIeubert unb bemOIirt.
gu Yaterionpiae, SosperS unb Spencer
ipurben BfentIide uno 9ripatsebaube
umgenebt pber bon ben Suneamenten
ssboben Der Spaben 1T aaentbalben
8rpb.
neber 8odforb, SainDi8, fsste am
SamItag elm i6nerer SaseIiturm
S6lofen fielen 10 srob tpie oiihnereler,
ruinirten bic SGaten unS idIusen
fammtIide 5eniter psS Stdbt9sns elm.
England triift sesenipdrtis 8ors
bereitunsen au enersiidem Ginsreifen
in bic espptiiden slnSeIe8enbeiten.
Die 9lSmiralitdt bat bas Yanseri6iif
..Sot Spur" sum 9ienit becrbert uno
ldbt S9iffe ;ur 8efbrberuns bon 1rups
pen berri6ten.
@lsidSeihs sirtuIiren @srii6te iiber
einen in Srlanb beabii9tiSten 9tufa
itano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29
elite SeutIdler Sriefe.
= Ser bemOtrotilde stoots.e eOnpenI

+ Ser bempfratiIbe Staats.Gpnpent
sur 9lominirung bon &anbibaten fur
bic perIdisSenen StaatSdmter trat am
seitrissn Gage in Sarrisburs ;uiammen.
Sdpn am Wontas mb 9ienitas trafen
sabIreide S6aaren aus allen IbeiIen
6es Staatss Elm, ni6t auein DeIeSaten,
ionbern aud iplde, bic Elm reyes Sntss
.reEe al Der 8artei nebmen. 9lahbem
Oberridter Truntep ppiitip bic yiortls
nation fir eas 8eubernbrSamt abees
lebut, slaubte man, bab bic @abI s:pis
Iden Sames $. Sopfins bon allegheny
unb Controller YattiIpn bon 9bilabeIs
pbia Iiege. Ra9 elmer eeitern Wprsen
bier eingetrcffenen 9epeIde fol- inbehen
aud Serr gdIep 9. Gcre auseiast bas
ben, ais 3anbibat aufSutreten uno ipenn
nidt aae Nnsei6en triisen, 10 fann
feline 9lcminatipn als cine aus9ema6te
SADIE betradtst ireroen unp feline
8abI mare ebeniO fiber. Der Cons
bent ipirb rnbrideinIi6 feline Grbeiten
bsute erIebisen.
| Sn gittsburs 1T bic Sa4laee uns
perdn6ert, bic 9irtsitsr iinb nod I'M
| 9lusItanSs unb betrasen iib anItdnbis.
| Die Sabrifanten itrensen ii6 auf bas
9leuBerIte an nm ben 8uno Der giien.
arbeiter niebsr;ubrsden mo ippIeu
nidt na68eben. 8ur6 ben Streii
ipiro bic pplitiI6s Situatipn iebr foms
pIi,irt, inoem bic Grbsiter am Sonntae
in elmer @ouferens bef6Iohen, am 10,
cSuIi einsn @onbent absubalten unb Elm
9(rbeiter.1idet aufsuitellen. Sibrer
lie bisIen 8el6Iub aus, 70 psrben Be
Der bsbOritsbenbsn @abI bier pNer fiinI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29
staeemeine Gntfrdftuus unS Ses
hrrIrihrn.

81. .. 9irce, 80. o., Buffalo, 81.
q. @ertber Serr! Wleine Srau bat
sSbre ,,@oIben Wlebieal Discovery"
(goIbsne msbisiniide Gntoeduns) uno
Beliefs" (Bia6en) sesen ibr 2ebers
lsiben unS aassmeine Gnttrdftuns &c.
brau6t unb bat sefun6sn, bab es quite
Weoisinen fino, bic fe oabsr alien an
Der 2sber, iaurem @eIdmad i'm Masen
unb aassmsinsr gntfrdftuns 2eipenben
empfsblen mbdte. Srioerli9 Der
Sbrise. q. 8. Sarmon
9aitor Der 81. 6. 8ir6e, GIiab, Sa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29
SuHnIprc.

- Die Goroners uuteriu9uns in
Sadsn bes eri6UEen sefunbenen 8urs
iben Dleslnorsn besaun am 9cnners
Stas glbenS in Sees Sotel babier.
Srant S4rbbsr, Bsainsion Smith,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29
SIus Sem obercu Ebale.

- Der burd feline Sb6tisteit ais
Winen Superintenbent uno in pers
fdiebenea anbsreu Stellunssn mobiles
fannie Spbn Campbell itarb in Garbons
bale am bersau9enen SonntaS 9la9s
mittag. @r iuuroe i'm Sabre 1905 in
S9Uttlano Sebpren.
= Der glusltanb an ben Berfen bon
Siler II. 2ipep in 98intpn 1T betnbet
uno bic 2eute nabmen am 5reita9 bic
glrbeit fpieber auf, na6bem iie ibren
3iped erreidt.
Ger SausI6reinsr @ilIiam 8eder
IieI am iSreitas in SIppbant bon einem
9ade, an ipel9em er arbeitete, Is SUB
bod bsrab unb auf 8Opf unb 54uItern.
26neere .3eit ipar er beiimun9slos, ers
bpIte ii6 aber ipieeer unb it MIR uner'
bsblid berIest.S
- Der 8abnbof Ser Del. Ii. 9u6icn
Gompanie in GarbonbaIe ipirb na6 hem
bisber bon 6. 6. Senbrid'8 benuster
@runbltiide berlcst unb baour9 benz
Centrum Der Staot nabsr fommsn.
= 0abe Der Ssrmpn 8ObIen;ede err
trant am Donneritas glbenb elm l4idb'
riser &nabe Ramens Wle9Ss i'm Sada,
ipanna SIub. Der Sunse tpoIlte I'D
na6 8eenbiaung ieiner slrbeit paibei
unb ideint in 5u tiefe Strbmuns se
rathen 3u iein. Den 9etbnam FAM
man fpdt 9la5ts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29

| sSreitag auf Der Stat an einem init
8rettern ilberbedten @aHerbcbdltsr /;
Der SedeI brad elm uno bic 8incer
paren Ubne ipforti9c StiIfe iiter ers
trunfen.
Garl Wlcainnep unb elm Gbemiit
9lamenS SairdiIb iperben am 5. Suit
i'm SntereEs Der ScrdntDn StabI
Gompuuie cine 9teiie mad europa uns
ternebmen.
Serr SbeD. Soidfe bat i'm SduI.
baus SO. 3 felt Wontag cine beuti6e
Gaaei9uIe erbffnet, bic pdbrenb Der
Serien fprtseIegt pirb. @ltern, bic
besrsifen, ipie ipidtis Der beutide Tins
terri6t iit. ipIItsn bieie fursc @eIesens
belt benuben, oenu es 1T nod 8aum
fir einige S6iler. 3unt 2eben 9eb0rt
mebr ais Elm 8esriff beS 1lnterI9iebes,
bab elm ,,Yonp'' tsin .,Sdooner" 1T.
ipem es aud Diele gItern ni9t eins
feben ipollen.
Serr sSpbn Stolen ftebt ni9t suriid,
ipo es ii6 Inn nnterbaltuns be8 Bublis
fums banoeIt, unb bat au9 bieieS Sabr
ipiecer cine srpBartise Seier bes plsrten
Suli pprbereitet. Ofan iebe bas reibs
baItiee Yrpsramm i'll ben 9tnaeiseIpal'
ten.
S6iper beimssiudt iuurbe i'll Der
Iesteren 3eit bic SSamiIie bes Sames
Dtpran auf Der Slocum Stat. am
IL. Sum- sebar Srou Moran 3tpiain9s;
bor einisen 9asen itarb zines berfelbsn
unS nod Elm anberes 8inb, unb am
Samitas ertranfte Srau 0tpran unb
perI6ieb mad 9erIauf ipenieer Stunoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29
Wiifesbarrc.


Nemmt, 9riibT, irinfet frob nit mir,
Stbt, mic tie Sshtr fh6umrn!
Sti epbmauu's fsinsm eagsrbisr
gBpfn mir sin Stnb6tH trdumsn.
Str Stcif IL gut. her Stcf III rein
gSer fpnnts pas nerbeblen,
9PSg' bir auf ttiutr esbtnsreiT
siis fold Gin Grdufbtn ftbien.
aobmann's Speiiebaus unb 9tcitaus
rant, Oit MartetItrabe.
- Die 8ruben in unb um gSiIfeSs
barre bereiten sur 3eit oroBe S6wieriss
feiten une fauut lit cine seboben, 10
tritt ipisber cine aubere auf. Die 8ergs
Ieuts in bem gonengbam S6a6t (ber
8. IL. s. @ompanie seb6reno) mubten
AM Dlontds Die alrbeit einitellen, tpeil
adt 9aal,nern beS 8ereiperfes benz
Giniturs uobs iinb.
sD- Serr 9biI. g9eiB fcrSirt in ieis
mem Sptel all 9tortbGmptpu Strabe ies
ben MorSeR eincn freieu 2uni9, bes.
8Ieiden am Somitag 9tbene. 0abei
Derapft CT Sas DOr3isIi6Ite Sier unb
feline @eiRe, 9iqubre unb Gi8arren iinb
beriibmt.
Die 2cbisb Saasp giienbahn
Gomponie ldst eiuen 9tbSusStdnal
bauen, um bds g8aier auS bem 8anat
mad benz Su8auebama SIub su Ieiten.
Der au &irt's 9tGep tupbnbafte
11iGbrise 9arrp 9lpps SituS ertrant
am Sreitag btiu SaNen i'm Susgues
banna, nabe 8aiier'S gisbars. Sier
8ameraben ma9teu anftren9un8en Su
feiner 9tettuns, nbSr persebens.
Der 8roseB sesen bic Straben'
rduber 8ellep unb SanoIep, ipelde ben
9. .. 8oiengrant mibbanpeItsn uno
beraubten, 1T gum Septembertermin
'peridoben ipprben, ba 8oIensrant ii6
nod ni6t senilsenO erbOIt bat, UNI als
3eu9e erf6einen su fDnnen.
= Die SasIstoner @irtbe, ipeI6e Der
8erlebuns Der 8epenae @siebe Dor ben,
Ser. ct. 9iItrift @eridt in 99iaiamss
port an9efIast iparen, iiao idmmtlld,
perurtbeilt woroen.
- Gin 25idbrissr 9oIe Fel am Mitt.
ipO6 im glpitinsbam Sda4t bel 8!p'
mouth aus Nem aufwdrts tabreneen
Sebeapparat, cine 96be bon 40 SUB.
unb bIieb auf Der Stelle toet.
- Der in gteiptoipn ipoknenbO
anbrep 8uSbp iprans Dor einisea "a
gen bon einem 9abn;use uno 5eridmets
terte iid babel bas 8ein 70. cab es ants
putirt tuerSeH inubte. gr itarb an
Montas on ben sSnlssn Der Gri6iitter'
unS. bic iein Sstem srlittsn.
Suass sslte, Berfonen mittlersi
9tltsrs pSer @reife, bic an 3erDenent'
frdftune pSsr GbnE9en 1lebeln Ieiben
ioltsn nit Ginfasc ton sipei 8riefmar
fen fir bic srpBe 9lbbanolung an bi
g8orIb's 9ispensarp DtebicaI 4Rccia
tiOn, Buffalo, q. y, i6reiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29
$500 SelOl,m,li.a.
Stephan GutheinZ,
Oc,tt fcberMeE0
Gthar &traAf

,Ril1tH aIhT uns 5iders StraBtn, tmpFtbli
siuem pertbrtfn pubtifuHi Gan BeiH6ft aufs
8tRs. GIsl@ itbsr aTt lieftrt Id jum bilIisl.
fen Trti(t unb In beftT Gaalit6t, uub mahs
i'd hbsraus auf bic sSu mir iubtTfitftfn rpr-
IheIi9sH Bfrff anfmeTfiam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29
Seinrici, Bonn,

0etnticb SDn1I,
Der II. 9Bare ttbrm a d + ,
bdIt fortipdbrenb an Sanb cine Der ses
idmadpoIliten 4uSnablen bon Wanes
&ufIfs uub 8adtelE llbren.
Die @a6teI Idbt ibre liebIide Stimms
iebe Uicrtel Stunoe bbren, ais
,SIr6te @ptt".
g8er cine iol6e llbr i'm Sauie bet,
fam ieines @ottes nidt persefen. Stae
in better Sr6nuns. - Tafdenubren,
&etten, SuipeIen, @olbene Nin8e alIer
9lrt.
8riIlen eine Sps;iaIitdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29
0einnoteit III Steid)tbmm.

Or. 6. 6. BsI's slrStn- unb @tbirn Sps-
,iFeum fir Sylffrit, S6BinbsI, ardmpfs, ur.
s5its 9ppfptb, Ritbnssl6Iastnbsit 9srluif
bts gtbd6milTts, Samfnpsrluf, llnptrmSstn,
unfrtipillist @niltrrunetn, pcpfitists gtitsrn
eurh GrftlIs Sslbfbsasfuns, bic su Gltne,
gtrfau unb Sob fiIbrt. Cine S6a6tsI furirt
nsut 1Gat. Sfbt S6ahttl III auf cine tinuio-
nAtIi6s Sur bert6nft. Gint ShadttI fur 81,
it9s S9adtsIn fir IS, nah Gmpfaus bss @tl.
tts per prif serianet @ir sarantirtn eafiir,
bae feds StadttIn irs,ne eintn 8aa furirsn.
Rad GmPfans sinfr Stfslluua fir 6 SGa6-
ttIn, bssItitft ppn hfm Stirast bafiir, $5, fen.
hfn mir bfm a1uttr fdriftIidt @arantit, has
@tlb suridSusrfattfn. ptnn bic Sur trfelslos
bltibsn isatt. Barantis srlahsn BON 0tbrtibsr
Rattbeps, 32i eadapanna aotnuf, Sran.
ton, pa, alltiniss astnttn fir Snautpn, an
bic ale Srbns aesrsilirt pfrefa fcIIttu. 25
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-06-29

gde Niain & Sadfon Str, Spbe Bari i,
g8ir smpfrbIsu tisffs 9sIh6ft bsr stil
4ufmtrfiamfsi hes aeebrtsn putIifums fir
Anfsrti9uns aIIn Scrien pbptpsrapbiihfr
Siletr. Gjutt unb ssiamadppIls arbsitsn su
nGbisen prsiisn ptrStn ,ussiibtrt. fanb-
lbaftsbilbr unb grsrSBunatu isbsr srt
9ilesr tperern prompt unb gut brIOret. Cine
ldSnt guspnbl Sou 9iIbtrrabmsu 1T Rsts an
Sanb. an Spnntassn III bic Gallsrie rHtu
spn llbr 8prmittae5 bis llbr Ha6mittdss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
HUSBAND AND WIFE ARRESTED.

Detectives Fuller and Wilson, of Fuller's
Detective Agency arrested Edward L. Burpee and wife.
OF No "A West Tenth-s, yesterday, the former on the
charge of embezzling money from Jacques
d Marcus, jewellers at No. Al Union Square,
whose b0okkeepcr and cashier be Is. and
the latter Tor completely i'll the crime Burpee has been
in the employ Jacques Marcus for year and half
lie had been cashier i'll bank in Halifax, \. s., for nine
years before he came 10 this city. He had high testi-
monials; among Others, recommendations from the
Young Mems Christian Association lie has been IN the
habit OF drinking and for three nonths 1t Is said has
been constantly under tho influence OF liquor On last
stur av the cashier took of gold worth about
nnear.d Mr. Marcus discovered he lOss late last hisnt
and ENGAGED Detectives Fuller and WILSON who watched
Burpees SOuse.
About 10 o'clock yesterday the baggage was taken
tram ne house by who called Tor II aud drove 10
te foot of Canal-sL, North hIver The steamer Colon
of lie Pacific Mail Line, which was = san AZ l D. NJ
was lyiEg at TIE per. Tie detectives aud MI
Marcus wao accompanied them, found Mrs
Rruee On board and arrested her. she took the detec-
tivrs Ia tbe Rrandreth House. at Canast and Broad
wav where Burpee vas found drunk aai about To 90
to lie stramer lie arrested and taken 10 tee Nor
Ton Uonse wnere he acknowledged bis quit 80 far as re
,ords fne gold aud the 5000. Tue ir hin, how
vrr of having appropriated $1,000 {" his own use
M various TIRES a part OF the money vas found on
Air. l,ilrDee " hO said: WHAT else could doi did
nor oisl, 10 publish my husbands guilt 50 ! went VITA
MIN Both were locked up At Police HoalIuirters
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THE CoNGREGATI0N4L UNION TROUBLE.

BosTON, May 1.-The Journal will say to-
morrow by resolutions adopted at the Ando'cr Con-
ference last attention publicly called to
charges OF neglect and acknowledgement in the financial
affairs OF the Congregational Union. 1t is a matter
which threatens to become OF serious Importance TO the
denomination through the country, and is for the
first time referred to by the secular press The inquiry
which 1t to break into open controversy,
began months ago. when the secretary, the Rev.
Dr. william j. Brown Of this city, brought TO the atten
tiOn Of the trustees certain charges against the treas
urer N A. Cakins, who is Assistant Superintendent OF
Public Schools in New-YorIt The charges are in sub
that being employed by the City OF NewYork he
has able devote only few minutes daily to the
affairs OF the union that he has neglected to enforce
the terms of gifts aud loans made by the union and ta
he has Knowingly in instances injured the financial
standing OF the organization one other allegation
tional Bank where il interest, aHd that when
the secretary suggested that 1t be invested placed IN
the care company To draw Interest," the treas
q prominent member Of the finance committee had an
interest aud allowed its free for year as above
stated The matters THUS outlined brought tne
Of the trustees by tie secretary lOng ln-
yesgation followed at no session OF which the Rev. Dr.
Brown present. The result that not long ago Dr.
Brown without notice found himself supsianted by the
appoptmcut of the Rev Dr. Cobb. The annual meeting
OF the union is soon be held in New-Nork, and the
matter will become subject FOR discussion and action.
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COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Senate in execu-
tive session to-day confirmed the following nominations
Adam Badeau, Of New York, to be Consul-GeneTal at
Havana
Henry slaght of New-YOrk, Consul at Prescott
j. T. Wickershsm, OF Peunsy ylvania Charge All aires
to Denmark. .o.--- -. ,,..
Jonm f. Montgomery Surveyor OF Customs at Denver
Lewis NJ Peasants Collector Internal Revenue Hid
District of Georgia - - ,.,
Collectors Of Customs william H. Iluse, NewbuTy-
port Mass. Samuel IL. Doten, Plymouth, Mass; James
Brady, jr., Fall River, Mass. -.,
Army: LieutehanI-C Colonel william p. CaTlin, 17th
Infantry, to oe Colonel 4h Infantry Major Orlando
H. Moore 6th Infantry TO be l1eutenan O'Onel l'th
Infantry Captain Edward f. Bush ION lnianlTy 10 De
Major 6th Iniautry; ScCOudIieuenant WILLIAM Pauld-
ng to be iTstlAeutenant 10th infantry; flrstI1eu
tenant G.. Kirkman, to he Captain ION Infantry Ad-
ditonal Second Lieutenant JaIucs q. Warren to be
secOnd-Licuto Dant Engineer Corps; captain Ale1'
Mackenzie TO be d0jOr Engineer Corps.
Postnasters: Miss Ida Carpenter, at Butler Ind
Edwin ID. Palmer, Richmond, iud.; Josephine L. hop
kns Glen Allen Va; Richard ii. Wray, Rea0sviile, y.
C.; Dewitt c. MaugIn, Durham, NC. George SLeavltt,
Exeter y. H.; Il. >. Beehc CahsteO, n. l.; John ".
RIckiey Flushing, y. y. sylvester Wright, Weedsport,
n y; X. l.. Brown. West New Brighton. y. y. Thomas
j. Butler, Port Richmond n. y.
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posely to avoid the solicitations Of
the Independents to become their candidate at
place Of Mr. Grow wa. made ar cSnssnt saa
When the conference committee was af,er- ,
ward to be appointed, Mr.. Cameron and MI.
Quay were opposed to allowing the indepenufen;es ~
sisted thai This be done as my right, because % mta
been made candidate against my wishes ms
was doEe and many of tho Independents tfen came
to me and said that If 1 were candidate lot roV-
crn0r this year they would support me. Nothing
further was said about the matter until last Septen-
her, when my friends IN two adjoining conEtes
elected delegates instructed for me. My own county
followed with Instructions for me- l received let-
ters from other counties asking If | were candl-
date, and concluded that would consider me
matter, and that If certain interests wouia
not oppose me l would be a. candi,
date. did not want a fight,
went to Mr.. Cameron and told him that dld not
would oppose me. He said he would not 40
anything against me-. and would not say
& he was for me; | went , to th Mr' .dHo Mc.
statement. He said no one had spoken to MN
about 1t and he could not tell what he would 90.
then went home and answered my
letters and said | would be a candidate for Gov
ernor. With the exception of circulating 900 cop
les OF a newspaper with sketch of my life, have
made no canvass and expended no money"
- Was there not conference held III December at
Mr. CamerOn's house in Washington
The first l ever heard of that was was
in the newspapers afterward. 1t was pure
i"oilNdtols WI. OduciDn' hl' quay
mentioned as attending it, have assured me that no
such conference was ever held"
Would you be willing to withdraw, to secure
peace in the partyp
The delegates have been chosen for the Conven-
ton upon TIE sole issue of my candidacy. i am IN
the hands of the Convention. L do not
tank the State Committee has any authority to
postpone it. shall not withdraw as 4 candidate,
but will allow the Convention to take It's
own course. If an Independent ticket is placed IN
the field, have no fear OF tho result. AS to this
conference nave nothing to do with il, but am
wiling to do what can FOR the party good"
Simon Cameron and Wayne MacVeagh were IN
consultation here to-day Governor Hoyt and
others were here. The general belief is that
the Stalwarts will nominate Beaver and
cOncedc part of the ticket to The
Independents and adopt reforms for the future.
Two Republican tickets are not improbable.