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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
rHANKsGIvINo IN MARYLAND.

THANKsGIvINo IN MARYLAND
issued his appointing November 80 for day Of
NEW IRON STEAMSHIP.
CHESTER Penn. Nov l5-ih he new iron s'eam-
ship lett Roaohs yard to-day for sew York to
SefS between cen Ne%, YorE ana Savannah
CONFERENCE OF BAPTIST MINISTER'S.
Of Penn.ylvana in session.
here 70 Day There are s5S s5S trs ny A''eh"ne IA'
ADVANCE IN COAL FREIGHT RATES
PHILADEL, HiA Nov. io:-l ;onsequence OF a
scarcity Of sailing vessels Ireshts on 'tern eoa Shipments
81 90 ton The demand for coal In the east is
NEW ORGANIZATIONS INCORPORATED.
AIBAY Noy; i2-lTs re. III oWg 10 "rg"n atoms
Botte O. .iiDE Co@Da6y oi 1hineOecs capital s.6oao
5 0 e New. To,E POI, cas Of New 'A"i
TAKING NICARAGUA CAN IL STOCK.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 10 0r snrne DAYS past
ssn Ssy tue o. Rs & s caf
The ipou STA ed by Bolri Of Trade oout
$tvU.U0J nave thus tar Ueen taken.
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF PAINE & sACKETT
PRovdDEScE, K T. Nov 15-. ne e.sdtSrs inS,ns,G1 OF
consider ed tis morning the II tenent Of TIE ais the
s eIess ao .tS Of lfes ahRsS o. 80 r.
AppOiated 10 devise plan OF acton fo the creditors
A 1TEAM SCHOONER LAUNCHED
BATH ne. Nov. 10 -Airosrs. G,ss Yer q Co
launched to-day four.masted steam schooner named walker
as"s'se %sss; %r%SsSS sGS5 as. 'sa; 'e @
Ts alter IL 70 eo@ana s so he See DoSsr 0i D' '0N'
THE ROYAL WELSH FLoATED:
CaARrs sToN, =. =, NV - Ne BsitSn steam.
s hS yL ast sh About of
Sn Seo5e @ ss So to be expected to
IN The cotton again and eonDa voyage tomorrow.
CREDIToas OF r. O. sroRHs co.
tor" 81 y storis Co. Of Dedham morning
81 SrS, % Of $500 go S,Ssr s. ss1s n.s %
sT6OOO were presented and approved Ies sssgase: az
4 IAN h DaDss.
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THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.

BOTH HOUSES oRGANIZE-GovERNoR COBBs MES
SAGE SENT IN.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 15.-The Senate
organized to-day by the election Of George T. Harrison
as president w. Clay secretary. In the House
W. f. Foster elected speaker aud ID. W. Mclver see
relary. Both branches of the Legislature are Demo
cratic by majorites Governor Cob1s message
was sent in TO both Houses The Governors message
makes a fine exhibit Of the states affairs Inc bonded
debt Of the state S94O7 800 and the annual interest
1874, 900. The amount Of cash In the Treasury on
October L, the end OF the last fiscal year. S42l 600
Iuere "A considerable increase in the assessed
value Of property in The state. nearly % per
tue last three years reduction Of taxation recon-
meuded the state expenses nave been greatly re-
duced In the last few years, ana ter paying every
clau has been surplus at the eud OF eacn year
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STRONG EVIDENCE AGAINST ARAB.

wITNSs WHO RECEIVED ORDERS FROM HIM TO
FIRE ALEXANDRIA AND TO MURDER The
KHEDIvE.
CAIRO. Nov. 15.-Suleiman Daoud and Mussa-el
Akad arrived here last evening aud we're imprls-
oued They are charged with completely in the
burning of Alexandria. Suleiman Daoud was ex-
ahmed before the Prosecution Committee to-day.
He admitted that he gave the order to fire AleXan-
drla but alleged that he had received peremptOry
orders to do SO from Arab Pacha, vino. when "a gem
eral conhagration was at first apparent, sent Nah
moud Sami several times with instructions to Sulei-
man TO fire more points at a time. Suleimau tur-
ther alleged that when the RamIeh Palace was sur
rounded by troops, July IL. Arab ordered hun
to murder the Khediye. HesltatIng to comply he
was taunted with cowardice, and thereupon. ac-
companed by four soldiers, he started Tor the pal
ace but on the way he met Sulta Pacha' VINO
prevailed upon hun to return aud redlscuss the
matter with Arab.
In j. stated thai Nour Bey. who commanded the
troops surrounding Rameh. has gwen evidence
winch corrooorates thai OF ,uleImau DaOud.
LONDON Now l6-A dispatch from Cairo TO The
Times SAYS: SuleIman DaOud asks TO be CON
fronted with ArabI Pacha IN public lie dares
Arabi Pacha deny the statements ue made before
The Z seCulOn Committee to-day
karl Bhud writes to The Ddity NeWs declaring
thai ali vino care Tor England reputation ought 10
combine in demanding the release OF AIaOl facua,
who al tirst acted with the khediyes consent ana
then upon ORDERS of al assembly OF representatives
Of ali Grasses of the Egyptians.
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GENERAL NEWS PERTAINING TO EGYPT

CoSsTAsTISoPLE, Nov. l5.-Ihe British
Government declined to entertan the renewed pro
pos~l Of tho Porte recently made through Ausurs
Pachs Turkish Ambassador LondOn for tine despatch
oservir PaeAa TO Egypt Is Ottoman Commissioned.
CAIRO Sov. l5-one Of the liedtenants OF the False
Prophet has been captured and hanged
The Committee Of inquiry, up 70 this time, has ex-
smined lS5 witnesses has fnterrogated 12o rebel
p1s0ners.
one thousand troops composing portion OF the eI-
pehaon " the sOuGan have lett Sue2 for Suakln 4
second portion win follow snOrtly.
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THE RESULT IN COLORADO.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Secretary Teller
hs desk tbs morning He jass returned from
Colorado. and speaking of results Of toe election IN
that State. he the Republicans have won
substantial yictsry. sun the secretary believes tRas
the disarect and bad faith Of certain Rspuhicaa
leaders iu STATE politics caused heavy lo.s ths Re-
publican voe. and defesed Mr.. Campbell the c&nddaLs
or Governor In the nominating convention, the secrs'
ary says these nad plstxed tssyssvss 10 snppor
the candidates solected. yet sosn a. aypc~cd Aas
their defeated they b0lfsd and USED cseFI
neans 20 docat regular ticket fhe soceary sdaed
IN Colorado esT than ~ any previous ssot"as fv
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LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE.

BosToN. Nov. 15.-rhe Citizens Law an d
Order League of Massachusetts held its first public
meeting at the TremonG Temple tonight Rufus s.
Frost president in the chair. The secretarys report
shows sixty prosecutions OF liquor dealers IN the courts
of Boston and vicinity and forty CONVICTIONS. Judg-
Ineut has secured the Muaic pal Court the
school house law aud II tns decision OF supreme
Court rs favorable more than 100 Ia Boston
Will Dc closed Addresses made DT Robert Treat
Paine Rufus s. Frost, George D. Haze, the Rev Edwar
Everett Hale tue R:v. j. W dAlniitJn. ras pro-
ject of forming q SadOnAl League Will dscussed
meeting bo held snoray, Wnen several gentlemen
from n West Will be present.
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THE TOLEDO, cGNC1NYATI AND ST. LOUIS

BOsTON, Nov 15.-A committee of the di-
rectors and boudhoders of the Toledo Cincinnati and
It. Louis Railroad Company met here this afternoon.
II proposed to raise 100000 TO put the road In
frst-cass working order, the money 70 be raised on
coupon bonds OF the company. There no opposition
this plan and il stated that many OF the largest
Interested had been consulted aud had agreed to
the project expressing their Willingness 10 become re
sponsibe the Of $4,000 md upward each Ger
tcates OF indebtedness 10 be gven maturing In nve
years a very fair rate Of interest.
The $500 900 IL 10 be covered by bonds at per cent
The bonds are TO ruu five years. be- redeemed
after years thr option of the company This
Is To provide Or Interest and improvements and l. in
addition 10 the $4,000 already provided for,
bat includes tine 100000 determined upon at
be last directors meeting The committee rec lved at
the meetin. an assurance Of large subscr puOn from
several o. lJs "mbers, and some OF the prominent
bondIoders Of the road have already expressed their
willingness to take large amount Or the bonds
i. b. Pmlps the Eastern road, present at the
meeting bur will announce decsOn IN regard 10
the presidency OF road until early part OF next
week
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YELLOW FEVER nPIDEMIO ENDED

PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 15.-No death from
yellow fever uas occurred to-day, and have
been reported although several known TO have
Cured since yesterday The Board OF Health have
issued proclauston Of which the following Is the
ter1al portou: The Board in session convened tns
day have declared the yellow fever epidemic IN TINS city
AZ an end Ia dol drslre 10 lnpr IS upon Gns
minds OF the peo Je and abroad mat lew scat
nrDR cases Occurring here and tnere and III tnelr
onju1n IL IL not advisable for aOsentees 10 return 10
their homes Just present"
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EARNINGS OF THE READING.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-The October state
ment of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany, it day learned from official sources. VIII
show the receipts FOR that month TO have been about
81 100000. Deducng from this $4,000 for renewal
fund leaves 285 900 for interest account The official
report for September showed the etrecepts OF the com
pany 10 have been, to October l. Ss3S004s and the
ADDITION last months profits brings those or tbe year
November up 80 6t5,O49. The net receipts Tor
October 1881 were 81 O32 265 aud for the year 10 No
venber 1881 80 095 039 The difference IN these totals
shows in profits of;S549 l3o Tor the
year up November over the pronts tor the
corresponding period Of last year.
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4. BRONSON ALCOTT IMPROTlNG.

CONCORD, Mass, Nov. 15.-The bulletin
posted upon the door Of the residence A Bronson Al
to-day states that Mr. Acot- condition is much i'm
proved aud present indications point possible
recovery. Dr. BalOu speaAs most encouragingy OF his
prospects, aud expresses much satisfaction at the
marked change the better Yesterday Mr.. Alc0tt
was able 10 speak audbly and in various ways demon
strateu that al condition not lar removed
No cid fears entertained OF a relapse anu lt Is
announced tnat the daiy bulletin win Ue discontinued
unless some unex pccted cnange takes place.
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road dispute has arisen about the control OF smai
piece OF ground in Syracuse OF which the West Shore
Company has for the last year owned one-half and OF
which the Chenango Valley Company formerly owned
the other half The West Shore Company afterward
acquired the Chenango Valley Companys han Dy Tue
usna condemnation proceedings which certain Oohu-
holders of the latter company trying 20 contest
While the West Shore Company proceeding 10 tear
down old building this lot the receiver OF the Che
mango Valley Company endeavOred To prevent the work
and has made attempts to interfere with the West Shore
COmpany's Of TIE railway crossing. He has been
enOined by the courts from further interference The
West Shore Company has purchased the land for all Its
rights OF and laid its double trucks continuously for
twohrd or the length Of It's route through the city and
across the lot named.
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PATRICK JOYCE 10 BE HANGED.

DUBLIN, Nov. 15.-Patrck Joyce, whose
a lor the Of the Joyce family began on Non
day was today found guilty and sentenced TO be hanged
In Galway jail December 10. JuGge Barrys charge
the Jury was the prisoner The jury de-
hoesled only eight minutes Joyce heard the verdict
calmly AMI protested that he not guilty
After Joyce uad been sentenced tue trial OF Patrick
Casey began before jury Casey was Indicted fOr
numbering Bridget Joyce.
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JACOB r. SHLPHERD IN COURT

PHILADELPHIA, Nov l5.-Jacob K. Ship
herd figured In suit in the United States Circuit Court
to-day Ihs application for judgment iof "~ns
Of sufctent defence against recovery three bills OF
exchange for $500 signed by shipnerd aud held ny
Catnarne Cokefair of New-Jersey. The defendaIts
Jonn Paulas & Co.. OF Pennsy alleged IN thelf
afda Wit that orafts NOS purchased Tor Vsne
and the suit brought improperly In MIS- Soke
fairs Tue court dccided the defence suhcien y
and passed the the Jury.
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BUSINESS FAILURE IN TENNESSEE.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 15.-J. p. Mccall, Who'll e.
sale dealer in ory goods and notions. made assign
ment to-day. The liabilities $40 900 and the assets
$40 900 The of the assignment heavy losses
in utcanning abhshtnent In Illinois, the creditors
OF wuion about attach the Chattanooga store,
and the assignment 10 protect McCans part
ners Armour x Davis. OF Greensboro, Ga, who had
interest the Illinois from liability for his iu-
diydual d. bs. The house doing prosperous busi-
The creditors principally IN New-Yrk City,
Troy, n. Y, and Baltimore.
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CHIMES AND CAsUALTlES-BY TELEGRAPH

a
ASHLAND, Prnn, nov. I5-Parnck CONWAY a
drive plc ed az Preston Colery 2 was Killed yeser.
day W bens caught between q wagon and larye rors
Two ASN Injured BY AN EXPLOSION
LANCASTER Penn, Nov. ia fema. are rrplO-
sion took pace yesterday AT the Aurora Furnace Wnghts
while workJn were engsea blowing away cbiled
Cbaries DOdgaery hal the sight OF boh ewes de-
sryed IL. spence received M uries ABOUT the
body.
COMMITTED on THE CHARGE OF PMAxsLAUoarER
wPoRT. X. H. nov. I'D b. Alien, o.argeI
with OF z. BemOf tie United sLstes
Plymouth given hear by civil authorl.
ties morning charge OF in eIxuiI of
Grand Jury.
UNABLE TO sustain A CHAR8R
TRENTON. n. j., Nov. l5.-In the United States
District to-day Unlted satas
James r. Hague charged LAylraey
tain sharRes Of the Mechanas NauoI bank al ewak
UdIsd sates Prosecutor stated that he sAi.ed
not make and dosircd 70 enter nes pTOseQut
which granted.
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CONSENT TO AN AGREEMENT SOUGHT.

Stockholders of the Canada Southern Rail
way Company have received official notice Of the special
meeting to be held at st. Thomas on November 80.
The pu pose meeting stated 20 be to consent to
AL agreement with the Michigan Central Railroad Com
many" under the provisions OF the Canadian railway
law The nature OF the agreement has not peth
made public hut the law authorizes the leasing OF inc
road for term OF twenty years tO any other rail
way company In canada elsewhere. Is UNDERSTOOD
that the two roads Will be- operated one system under
tue mana ,ement OF H. b. Ledyart, OF the Michigan
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TIE STRIKE AT THE LACLEDE MILL.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-fhe striking puddlers
at the Isceede roin say puddIers Green
CASTLE Terre Haute, Belleville, Ill, and Kimmswick
Mo- Will strike and will stay out as long rs they do
the men demand same wages IS were received De-
fore the present Psburg schedule was agreed TO- not
the fact that tuey recently promised TO De
gny,rne by thai scale OF prices Between 500 and 600
men are thrown out OF employ nent oy ais action ahe
acede mil will probably START Gp again Va III aItei
th bodays even though tue men should agree to 80 10
q orL al the old prices
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INSPECTING AMERICAN INDUSTRIES

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-The Chinese Min
lister Waanngton accompanied by his secretary and
d. W. Bartlett. the American Secretary OF the Chinese
Legation. escorted by the Attorney General to-day
visited of the leading industrial establishments
In the city, including tie BALDWIN Locomotive WOrGs,
Navy Yard and cramps SAipyard. beside making the
port and visiting GIrard College. Tomorrow
tne visitors viii go 10 Altoona and Will also visit the
ronw Ks at Johusown. and the large manufacturing
establishments at PlttsDurg.
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nLNEsS OF PRESIDENT GREVY.

LONDON Nov. 15.-A dispatch to the Ex-
ehAhse Telegraph Company from Paris declares tnat
ae'Pe contradictions President Grevy had apopectic
s''aen on Monday and Tuesday. There have been
suiAAf reports previously but they proved TO have
peen circulated merely for Bourse purposes The OFF,
& . &sceount admits that President Grevy slightly
aVnuhy Dat says that was abe preside at
~eeAins OF TIE Cabiset on Tuesday.
sSotLAn ifCm Paris tnis afternoon states that
HieFy LAS completely recovered from his In
~'sVG1 lou de drUve out today.
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THE CONTEST OYER CoNONCHET.

Providence, r. l., Nov. 15.-In the
United stales Circuit Court to-day counsel for william
sprague fled an IN the suit of F. D. Moulton
against T. Cnafee aad am sprague for the disclosure
of tue title 10 Canonchet and the
property TO the plaintiff rhe forth that
Bpague's q e to the s.e ia question rived Dy
parohaees s62, 1854 1865 aud 1859. and oy quiet
for twenty years. and claims the nvadity OF
fna dead
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TAXATION IN PRUSSIA.

ohkLIS, Nov. 15.--The Emperor William in
sssssh at the opsning o: thetanatag yesterday laid
sTess on the necessity for sbeisRng the four
nsaes Of class tar. whioh. he ssad. press harshy
= "s poorer classes and for putting = speedy stop
eppressive astrAints connected with the leTying
~h tnposa iasraes a g,sO0y000 mAsks AZ rev
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d STRIKE NEARING ITS END.

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio Nov 15.-The strike
growing VI tue movements Of the pottery owners
against the knights OF Lab Is believed to nearing
it's end. This morning Wallace IL Cherwynd started up
with all thrir old hands, signed contract ignoring
all and outside influences III settlement Of
ditfcultirs The men Will allowed remain the
kughts OF LABOR organization. but will sefe troubles
occurring ud their employers with
out consulting order II is thought the otner potter
les will follow.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC MATTERS.

MONTREAL, Nov. ia number of railroad
magrates in uding directors OF the Canadian Pacific
Company, left here to-day for New-York.
II Is said that Senator Tuibaudeau has Joined the
Canadian Pacific Railway syndicate taking 100000
worth Of the cOmpanys stock. The special meeting Of
the shareholders OF the company called for the 2Sth
inst is fOr the purpose OF increasing the capaI stock
and for the issue OF bonds and preference shares
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TO CONSIDER A SCRIP DIVIDEND.

At the regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Directors Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pnny yesterday, the principal business transacted was
routine The proposition for the declaration Of scrip
dividend, however. brought officially before the
meeting anu generally discussed No action was
taken however The subject referred to IA commit
Tee for thorough consideration and recomme
he secretary Of the company yesterday said tnat tne
committee would probably report III two or three weeBs
t he declined TO say anything regarding the details OF
the o,upositon for the scrip dividend.
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NOT ENTITLED TO COMMISSION

BosToN, Nov 15.-In the United States
Circuit Court today ID the suit OF Lucius L. Hubbard
VS. The New York. New England and Western Invest
ment Company to recover S3s.59S 81 commission
alleged due under account OF the sale OF
tue Kansas, Burlington aud SANTA Fe Railroad and
bonds 10 be Ate ison. Topeka aud Santa Fe Railroad
the jury returned verdict for the defendant by direc
of he Court.
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THE CONTEST Ar SYRACUSE.
A STATEMENT FROM vHE sEw-YoRK, WEST SHORE
AND BUFFALO COMPANY.

AND BUFFALO LOAlFANI'
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. l6.-Ihe officers OF
the New York. West Shore and Buffalo Railroad make
the following statement in regard to the dispute over
the Chenango Valley Railrosdi
La Ayril last an agreement was made between be
West shore Company and hs receiver of the Chenanse
Valley Company Tor crossing at Syracuse In aceora
anca with that agreement both tracks OF the West Shore
road ware Ibid across the tracks OF tho Chenango Valley
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THE TREATIES OF NJ. DE BRAzzA.

PARIS, Nov. l5.-M. Duclerc, President of
the Council ana Minister of Foreign Affairs, to-day In
formed several Deputies that ths Government would
sborrly present 10 Chambers bill ratifytpg the
trestfes concluded py NJ De Brazza. Meanwhile, the
Government, he said had taken measures 10 prevent
the occupation by Powers OF the territories il
Afrcn TO which the treaties related
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BRATk BEAR HANGED.

YANKToS, d. T., Nov. 15.-Brave Bear, "a
Sioux Indian. hanged 10 day Tor tne murder Jo
sepn Johnson. Fort Sully, in 1879 The drop fell
1890 O'Clock, and IN fifteen minutes thereafter he
was dead There was very little excitement. The
cutOn was private Brave Bear left a request TO
relatives avenge his death, and 10 the usual
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DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

RAUB, Ind, Nov. l6.-Tms morning we'll
toao farmer Jasper spAuldng. living three miles from
this plaae his wife stle senscess win
whisree and then thar fhrosts with rszsr after
which he cut his with the weapon. His
noIhArin-lsw, ytGtng 5paudInrs house, oiooFereo
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CABINET RUMORs IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. l5.-The Leeds Mercury says
n ''lsnAilon by Lord seloorne of the Lord High
-eeiiorshipis undoubtedly immiusnt.
q. 'DoN' Nov l6-The Daily Netos this morning says
sotss reporsed ohanges u the Cabinet entirely
Q. .stesL dr Giadst0ne has DOT opened the questiO
''ee'hstructIon Of the Ministry
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| PHYSICIAN FnrNnnEAn


younger members of Board OF Trade were suspended
today for uging the pastme Of knocking of the
hats or older me uDers-
PHYSICIAN FOUND DEAD
CHICAGO, Nov. l5.-Dr. }. S. Mohr was
found dead IN his office tnis 9fernonn lie having ov
IDENTITY been extinct for days. No marks Of voe ce
found his person. and the his death ia
not known.
THE MICHIGAN NORMAL SCHOOL
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 15.-EdwIn 5. Willis,
memD~r OF Con gre-s from The lid District this Stae
has bcen elected principal OF th State Normal sohoS
and has acceptsI His term will begin in July. 1888.
CHALLENGED TO A DISCUSSION.
CHICAGO, Nov. lJ.-Ihe corresponding sec
retary OI the Prohibition Home Protection party 70
written open letter 10 the president OF The Personal
Liberty League challenging MIN TO discussion Of Lne
pOnis al issue between the two bodies discussion
" Dc held in the e aiding ci. lies East and Wesr.
CRAZY MAN AMONG STRANGERS
ST. LOUIS, Nov ia partially insane
man. supposed 60 he fnurstol Russell OF Lynn, Mas.
derIne through the streets. II supposed tlaC lie
either Jumped or fell fro passing train night be-
fore a. ne was only partially dressed and was
ably bruised. He mad passes Tor san Francisco
CONVENTION OF RAILWAY Conductors
CHICAGO. Nov. l5.--Ine eIghtn ANIMAL con-
ventiOn o, the Railway COnGuctOrs' Mutual Aid and
Benefit Association VI the United states and auda
In session mere to-day The annual address showed that
toe OrgaDiza has over 900 menDcrs and has paid
over S3,OOO.OOO ia benefits
A CIRCUS EMPLoYE sHoT
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. l5.-During q
phs and Little Rock Railroad Tuesday night Tic door
keeper, Meaael LonEInIre, fatally by ons VI
party Ol Ten Wloli tae ponce wIre atteHptu ~ put
out OF the tent oT refusing 20 produce HcAets Long
lived near Drs MOnes, Iowa, and leaves a VIE aud
three cniIdren.
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A ROAD TO BE SOLD,

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-In the United States
Circuit Court to-day Judge DrummOnd rendered final
decree for the sale OF the Cleveland, Columbus and
Indiana c, ntra Railroad under a foreclosure mortgage
The Indebtedness amounts u S1400000o. The
decree stpuses that the road must be sold IN ts
tIrety for not less than $l3,5OO.0C0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16
DOLLIE DCTION,S SAD FATE.

NATICK, Mass, Nov. 15.-DOllie DuttOn, at
time well known in "show" " circles a lputian.
was to-day taken to the Worcester Insane Asylum a
hopeless iunaic. Her fermentation caused by do
mestic frouDes