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New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
AN ANTI.MORNON BILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1L-Representatiye vii.
lite, Of Michigan In submitting to the House tae BIN "a
prevent persons living IN bgamy poygamy from bold
Ing any civil Office Of trust profit In any Of the Tori
tories OF the Unifed States and from being delate.
congress- also presented report which declares that no
person snail under authority Of Congress mold Office who
violates statute that is justified and demanded by the
positive sentiment Of civilization The report SAYS II
matters not IN our Judgment that tLis violation
oused or defended under the guse religion Your com.
tlee recognize the fact that is bl falls far short OF
Wnh me country justly Demands and in re-
sptcs We M representatives Of the Nation VIII fail In
cur duty II we 90 not prosecute measures looking tn "A
NOR" radical treatment Of evil wic has in the st
b'ty years ntrenchec itlf n political system We
propose 10 supplement this with other propositions that
perhaps elicit OppOs ton rsIIcaI which
In our Judgment are absolutely necessary"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETINGS.

The regular monthly meeting of the Alilth
Assembly District Republican Association was held Nom
day at No292 Eighthave. Charles Bacdl the President
of the association presided About uty names pre-
sented for membership and twenty-five certificate, were
granted to new members Police Justice Hugh Gardner
offered resolution, which adop ed to reconsider the
action taken b. the association previous to the last cam
paign elccting AnsOn G.. McCO0k a member IL
was left to Mr.. McCOOk to say when he would
come in into the traces" and be reelected as
a represcn atiYe of The "machtnc' samuel O. Mlllrr
Ote ed resolution to tue enect that the rldr oi ne
removals of members of the Nil Assembly Dl'licl
Association from the Meighrrs Once OF which ,aHlc u
Acton has charge, and the substitution Of Jerseiu
should he investigated. The resolution Was adopted ana
a committee OF I'VE was appointed 10 report Oh
the matter The report will be forwarded 10 tho
Collector OF the Port and hc &c reiar{ OF tHe itaSs
COPY of the commit oc's report on thc cudrs'' sd'
Frauris Il. Lawrence, james A. tfydh ana JohI' '" '"
sail for when they eXpeiltd from the As'ocIdud'
was he sent the secretary ~ the lr'dsuy
The XVIII Assembly District Republican ArSoCl,loi'
held "a meeting Monday at No. 42o sccOndaFe. a. :.
Bugbee. the vic-presdent prcsld a. len new mchp'.'
were enrolled The cham appointed committee 10
thank william TObn. the president OF the ofHhI%dIoh
for the efficient work he dld in the last campaign.
A meeting of the Carried CluD WAS ntlu Ltsl hS"t ~
lis LOOMS NJ Sevrnihdye ana flItJ hln hSl' ~ md'
rd 10 incorporate the club under ne ehte la" anu
me Board Of Direc or the first year was aoe up
s follows: Dow :. kitte. George l(lrnDack, L. oPc-
cor Di lrnbtck james h. Hume and Robert Aud' inc
club j. sOcia ana pOca IN IT. purposes, anu me o,
POO members. II was organized IN NONemDet looo ~
Vas vo to give "A social entertainment al the IOVhis ol
the club on the night Of February -. . ,,..-,.. H.
regular me, ting Of the lld Assembly DstIl't ne
mn lican As-oca.iOn held last evening at 70 TOO
rearSt with Vice President Doylln IN the chalf sew
era, No ~ members elected aud nllnDet oI hdnss
wac proposed Among them were seNe!dl lalldHs' 'V
routine business was Transacted
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
IS THE CITY or ADRIAN RESPONSIBLE,

In response to the dispatch sent TO Adrian
posed that the money paid into the Union Trust Com
pany for the Adrian water bonds should be returned and
the bonds Cancelled Information received yesterday
that the City Attorney, W. A. Watts, had started for
New-York, in company with Alderman Clark, % make
urther investigation of the Alderman Clark is
the president Of the City Council OF Adrian, and since
Mayor Nayu's flight has acted Mayor lie ls also
chairman OF the finance Committee. He accompanied
Mayor Nayn Of his yiItr 20 NewYOrk TO negoj-
ale the bonds Dispatches from Adrian received Y
day stated hat Clark had been arrested, bat
to NewYork In charge Of the City Attorney was stated
also that City Recorder stanton lad been arrested.
Alderman searns, who had intended to retuTI TO Ad.
rian Monday night vii! until the arrival Of Mr.
Watts AID Alderman Clark A conference will d. III
to-day, IL l. expected, when iprtheT inquiries into tne
matter VII be made Alderman eearus said yesterday
that he had not INIT, mat resolution authorizing
tn" Issue OF huud- might hove been passed al meet
Ing sirce December l. at which he not press MT. lie
rted positively thar at meeting had the -aie been
authorized at only two OF The oiRIt Hlbers Of tbe
Council rOuld voted under am: circuEi,t
Issue bonds and that those tHO would not favored
a q per cent bond. Mr. added. " The bonds were
never authorized hY he city either rrct lnG rcy,
aud no amount OF fraud bl city officers, whose du
c!aIl defined could bind The city 10 .be extent of 81,
any than Governor Cornell cOuld bnd the state of
New York $4,000 eta u Of each Of he 3OO 10
br placed II the sIa1o House Albany. The Nay aud
Recorder may certify TO many hrs aA they choose, nut
would bt absurd 10 say that ti coUi hd NE cly
by them TIE city is of the drf ndapts III the suib
the trust COmpenN and the express company 10
ralp he payment of the money A. TIE uOuc! was
deposited to the credit Of the city perhaps hi, step Was
necessary bat hardly see H. Tht cay hs 40 inter-
either the money or the bonds. and VIII have moth
mg whatever to do i'll ihen beyond cODsenHs to re-
j
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
GENERAL LEGISLATION.

ALBANY, Feb. 14.-SenatOr Covert to-day IN
troduced bill which provides that here
tocre levied in Long Island City for the purpose Of
alton shall aid because of certain nfOmalities
Senator Koch has introduced police bill which in
crea.cs the pay of detailed for detective duty III
New-York city from 81 200 10 81 900 per annun.
IN the Assembly TO day Mr. Brooks offered resolution
relative Ia the recent head money decision and calling
on the and Representatives in Congress to
some law to protect the state from the and cost Of
maintaining foreign paupers, criminals lunatcs, per
sons afflicted with permanent physical or intellectual
disabilify landing shores. Messrs AlvOrd and
Benedict urecd the passage Of the resolution and II was
adopted
Mr. Van Allen called up his resolution calling on the
Tre Commissioners of NewYOrk TO report within ten
days what legislation If any, is necessary for the better
security Of life and properly III that city. Adopted.
Mr.. Breen offered a resolution appointing special
commission 10 investigate the subject OF estabshDg
public park the red district Of New York. com
Irising the Twenty third and Twentyourt Wards, and
report 10 the Legislature. Laid over.
sir. Cleary has introduced bill which excmpts from
State and local taxation vessels registered IN any part OF
Newlork state owned by American citizens corpOr
atiOns.
Mr. Roosevelt has introduced bill for the election OF
Aldermen by Assembly districts in the city Of New York
aud Alderman atlarge, who shall be President OF the
Board.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
TIE CHARGES AGAINST GEN. TREMALN

The Committee of Investigation appointed
by the XXist Assembly District Republican Association
TO try the charges against General Henry l.. Treinain
met last night at No. West Fifty-nnh-st Charles H.
Knox pre- and read announcement that tho com
mittee did consider itself court, bn simply
mittee of inquiry the charges agunst General Ire
man and that 1t would receive any documents presented
In relation to that matter General Trcinain was
presen. with his counsel Joseph H. Choate and
IHbn Root. Edward Mitchell aud George W.
LYON actcd as counsel for the association. After
some private discussion among thc counsel,
Mr. Mitchell suggested that a statement OF facts ight
easily be agecd upon between the counsel vi TIE
tion and the counsel for General Trcugln If
init ee wished make report to the assOclatiOn
tanning the OF facts, then II might
an, fuTthfr formal meeting IT, the other hand de
sired 10 make recommendation to the association, II
shod send word ~ counsel 10 allow them argue
the oueson The counsel for General Trouain asseted
10 he propostion and IL agreed that the statement
of facts should be handed 10 the committee before Feb
rua
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
TIE WORK OF COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-rhe House Com
nittec III to-day began the hearing of ar,li-
in the contested election of Campbell against
Cannon from The Territory of Utah.
The House committee Paten to-day a u.h hOrlzed n
favorable report to be made Represcn ntIve Wlitss
bill providing or the extension of the letters patent of
Edgar husOu, OF Ithaca, y. y, for certain improvements
IN gearIngs iOr wagons. providing the extension may
meet with thy approval OF the Commissioner OF Patents
The Housed Committee ON Judiciary ius edMr Robin.
sOn,0f NJ ssachusett- report Substitute Rep rescu
Hiscocks oils ndtUry of Revised statutes
III regard 20 tue places and times for holding
Of New Ork. The substitute embraces bulls
the subject and provinces tnat tue Revised statutes be
amended that he District in Northern Dis
trict 0l New York shall De held as iullows:
At Albany on the third Tuesday Jihuary at Utica
the third nIcsGHy la March. Rochester ON The scc
Ond us,.sy In Marcl at Bulao the tAird Tuesday
in september at Au"nrn on the thrd tuesday No
VemDcr aud III tne discretion Of the Ju, Of the Court
one term annually at Such time and place with
IN tue counurs of unondhga, OF. Lawrence
may from time 10 t;lne appoint. aud that appoint
ment and notice shall bs gwen IL such manner SAID
Ine substitute provides that the Circuit Court of the
Northern District shall hold terms as follows At
Canauda ia the thrd TUESDAY Of june at ~ racrse
the third Tuesday of November, at Albany on the
third Tue-ay OF January; and when Tue said Term ap
pointed ncd ut Albany be- adourued il shan be ad
jOumrd 10 meet ia uca o the tAld uvsay OF March,
pu tna sad adjourned term shall ne for the transaction
civil business Uny. Ihe tluri section of the
provides tat section SUG OF the REVISED Statutes shall
be- amended 10 read follows:
$50 jury shall be drawn for service exclusively
in the Circuit Coui. for the Northern District
of New IOrN ut the terms thereof required by
Law to be he'd at Albany ami Syracuse, or et tue adj
jOuned term th,leo uired by law to he held at Ctca
jury dawn 40 serve III the DIstrc Court UrI at
and places with said terms and udiourned
term Du, II shall BE- used for the trial OF tissues OF tact
arising III civil AID crin causes in said Circuit Court,
aud The Ncrdc.s Of said jury and all proc, cdigs upon
the of said issues shall he tue Effect the
sad uIy had been drawn " in lhe SAID Circuit
Court"
Jonn p. Could, of New York. Is here with a memorial
than 1900 feet long, anu signed by merchants,
manufacturers, mcchdnCr lrucrb ami others
presented 10 tle Ways ana Means Conpittec
next day IL asks that the tax bank deposits aud
The two cent STAMP checks and drafto may DC
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
XLVIITH CONGRESS--IsT SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OT pROCEEnINGs.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
SENATOR VANCE on THE TARIFF-A DAY OF CON
FUSION IN THE HoUsE-sHARP WORDS BETWEEN
MR.. robson AND MIR. ROBINSON OF NEw-YoRR
SENATE. WASHINGTON Tuesday, Feb A. 1882.
In the Senate to-day, on a motion made by Mr..
MORRILL, Qep., VT, the House bin changing the name
Of the National Mechanics Banking Association OF
New-York to that of Wall Street National Bank was
passed.
Mr. WINDOW rep. Mlsn.). from the Committee on
Foreign Relations reported m original bill for The relief
Of diplomatic and consular officers OF the United states.
I authorizes the President in his discretion, 10 direct
the payment from the appropriation for contingent
pcn'es O. fore IN intercourse Of the necessary
ohcer Of the United states, ConsuGeneral. Consul or
oonsuIar,Clerk who my diei foreign country when
II shan anpear 10 hm that th deceased man pecun
ariy unable to pay the same.l
Upon the expiration OF the morning hour III Pension
Arrears cane cane Up as rhe unfinished bushes
TO proceed with The Antipovgamy bill b said he w0uld
not ask on the motion NTH several senator's who
a gwen nOce OF SCI speeches on other subjects to-day
bad been heard.
ny unauimous consent the uninia ed business was
then in ornay la aside, and Mr.. SLATER Dem, Ore
Sg poEe of PSn & tSS &c to e G the
Mr.: VANCE Dem, ~ c. then made speech the
tariff He depl0rcd the burdens OF the high protective
policy which fen with grraest weight upon the acricul-
tra class and did more TO rotar the growth and impair
the wealth of The South than any other cause This pol
sional egs alton in enabngone section ofho country to
absorb and utilize the emOmenfs and benefits Of the
Government 10 the exclusion OF another section This
tendency manifest in the disposal OF the public
lands The speaker then gave many figures in support Of
hs assertions.
Upon the conclusion Of Mr.. Vance's remarks, Mr Ed
nundH asked for vote upon his motion 10 take up the
Anti-uol gamy bill aud after Arrangements which en-
ties MI Call to retain the door for speech tomorrow
pensions the motion prevailed ami the bill taken
mp and laid over unti' tomorrow.
Mr.. MORGAN Dem. All.l offered resolution which
referred, requesting the Pre- idcnt 10 bring 10 ne
attention OF the Government Of Nicaragua the necessity
Of arranging by convention for final settlement OF ali
unadUse ed claims existing between the United States
and Nicdra and OF citizens OF either said Govern
mcnts against the other Government.
At 445 y. IL. the senate adj Jurned until Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
IMPRISONMENT FOB INSANE MURDERERS

The following bill, prepared 10y John u.
Townsend has introduced by Senator BOYD III 'ne
state senate The idea Is moi new one. Mr. Io"nSeha
having previously prepared such bl but he dld Ho'
press 1T
Ar act for the better protection of human life.
The people Of the state 0f Now York. represented III
Senate and Assembly, 20 enact a. iOiiO"s; -.
SECTION l. Whenever any person accused ol the 'rm1
ot murder shall have been convicted OF the hHnsi %
.cauted on the ground Ol INSANITY, II shall he thc sv
o the nry o bring tn special verdict tD snch ebeo.,
and thereupoI' the Court or Judge before "hom s
trial was had shall sentence suth person so aclue.h
confinement for life In Of the institutions LOT 'no
So p AMER such sentence has been passed, a. SET
forth In tine last srctOn II shall be unlawful Tor aoy
court or perscE gciU,g III ii Judicial or eArcuu'SS
capacity int'rfare III any uanner Win tue tern"'
such imprisonment 49,, ~.
SEC. = All acts or parts of actn INCONSISTENT WIN '
act, are hereby REPEALED.
SIC f. This act shall take effect Immediately
.what Is the object OF the bill asked TRIBuSE To-
norter to 'vbom II was shown. Of Mr.. Townsend.
There are two Objects Of importance to be gained y
f. Persons do sometimes commit murder under "hA'
the doctors call homcidal insanity tlat is the Drah
diseased In that regard only and under eareiu ea'e
NAV be temporarily cured But the ssreela'
,h particular kind OF insanity is liable to return al any
o,nant OF II is therefore unsafe TO nave
nj large person actually afflicted Society has '"'
right TO demand protection from aansei nai
which medical scence Is 40 poslti'eiy ana uh' m
mouslv agreed real one The only way Is 20 - Ss
such person thus Convicted without ehansn o. In In
me- released when temporarily cured or rele'eu.
,ur second place. II such bill became law we riv
have few or no defencss Of homcidal INSANITY ,bs
advanced To save persons uDquestionaby sui rn.i
L,nv IL Ia well known that Ia oil tue most eIu .
murders ever committed Ia this city, when the na,tai
were brought To trial. the trial has resulted u, large IN
on this ground yet the murGerers nave oeoA ~
a few months thereafter" -..,.,
f" Did the Guiteau suggest this bill AGAIN
Not originally IL brought II u my tninu lad Ak
belieye Guileau insane and II such Pfo,s,a ssoaps
isted Ia the District OF Columbia bis ehAA''"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
A BILL PRONOUNCED INEFFECTUAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-SenatOr Morrill,,
chairman Of the Finance Committee has received let
ter from Secretary FOlger in regard TO Senator Becks
bill prevent the overcerthcatOn of checks by officers
OF National banks, in which the Secretary says: 1t
proposes TO punish msdemeanOr the wful viola
on by certain pc rsons designated therein OF statute
of the United states named in the bill There can be
but opinion, and that airmatyethat II should be
offence against the criminal law wilflly
violate a public statute that prohibits the doing OF
act held by the Legislature TO be reprehensble. . q.
readily state that the passage of the bill INTO law ia
proper Whether there is present necessity TO- 90,
passage OF the bill depends upon whether there
ent violations OF the statute named in the BILL and this
depends upon facts. which. though they to
tent the possession OF this department. present mixed
questions Of law and fact That the ccrti1caton OF
checks is done large extent by the persons desg
mated Ia the bill there Is doubt IL that cerihcatOn
is violation Of the statute there s necessity for the
bill IL Will be found however, that IL Is done under such
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

@ or aSr9ean's as are deemed BY The bans
ana tEeff council 10 bruZ the net of cer ,tio "a
hsrn9ny wltb the letter of he statute Iftai be- tsa
thsH ns oaie enaciiDtni by Congress that Wi,f yo,
tiOn Of the 6tJtuie shall be a M sdcreano, ,'t 'v,
brinR about any practca result ard there is 20 rr
.ee' ss..y Iot the passage o H. appTcbent tff In. b 4
able senator y ho framtd and nirod1 ,el H. a.,
my judgment, there sbould Do inquiry into m arr,p
m'nts by and under which tie certilcail.rs ,,, 81
itcted. and II those arran g.TcOts yd not. tg gcrie
ton under them are looked upon assrcpr. ne. b'
be dec ared nisle ileauOrs" '' 90 "'iN
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate to-day
John C. New OF Indiana to be Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury; Edwin H. Neyin IT, Surveyor OF Customs
iOr the District o! Pbiade pia Benjamin Flagler Col
lect0r OF Customs District OF Niagara N Y; James H.
Joey, Collector OF CustOms, District OF Teche, La L. r.
Dnyerge. Of Maryland, United States Consul ST. Paul
De LoandO; Augustus :. Seymour. be United states
lsulct Judge for the Eastern District OF North Caro-
INA William f. PostOn United States Attorney for 40
western District OF Tennessee; Andrew McCialn Dis.
trictAttorney for the Middle Isstrct OF Tennessee;
Moses NJ. Drew, United States Marshal for California;
Hiram NJ Van Armsn. OF California, to be Secretary Of
the Territory Of Arizona.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
DENOUNCING THE ASSASSIN.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 14.-ResOlutions of de-
nuDcation Of Guiteau and coincidence with the late
Prcsidert's family unanimously passed in the
House to- day.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
OPPOSING 4 DIM IN THE P4SSAIc RIVER.

The Board of Aldermen of Paterson, \. j.,
held meeting Monday to discuss the bill introduced in
the Legislature by senator Paxton, of Hudson County
providing for the building OF dam across the Passsc
River at Bellsye to prevent the contamination OF the
drinking water " Newark and Jersey City by The refuse
the mills along the river Resolutions passed
empowering the Committee Legislation employ
engineer report the effect wLich the dam would
have the city and 10 employ ,unse go to Trenton
~ oppose Senator PaItons oil.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
MORE TROUBLE FOR TAMAIANY.

ALBANY, Feb. 14.-The Democratic Senators,
exclusive Of the Tsmmany contingent, held private
conference this evening The proceedings kept
secret but IL is understood that some new plan Of action
" decided upOD.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

where his father Is the pastor Of church The funeral
services of W. Stull and his wife will be held
today at the house of his mother, No 40 fnltonst,
Newark n j. Aherward the remains will he taken 10
Ma;awan, n. J., for interment The Central Railroad
Company Of New~Iersey has placed special car a the
service Of the relatives and friends of the deceased man
and his wife.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
TIE c7CTIMS or Il RECENT ACCIDENT.

The bodies of the victims of the late railroad
accident nesr Waco Texas on the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railroad are on the way east The funeral OF
Major Was Oura viii take place at Watkins Glen, " ~
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

after he had 20, what he wanted. Tx has lost one
rhamnicnship for Paddy RYAN got whipped. but she
tt eau boast one championship champion liar OF the
State nl NVN Work"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15

Recently two servant girls were taking an
airing, when the following conversation heard by
passerby "Och shure, you could git lovely frlned
circular for $40: Jst beauty Yes" wac the re-
j1Eder "you git rale handsome for $50, but
they be Citing common Ncfyboi VII hey wan"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-15
THE 1ENAESSLE BONDS CASE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 14.-ln the Supreme
Court to-day in the Tennessee bond injunction case, the
counsel for the Funding Board made app catOn TO mod
ify the decree SO as enjOn the funding into bonds
with tax receivable coupons but To permit the finding
to proceed II he bonds do not contain such coupons.
The decisions will III this event merely have eXPungei
coupon feature from the acf. The funding would
then Or nceed IN the lO3 bonds with ordinary coupons.
The Court has the application under Amusement.
The Tennessee Bondholders' Committee has
held no meeting since the decision Of the supreme Court
was published aud the members say that the committee
is not likely take any action in the matter AT present
They say that they have nothing either to to do
and that Overtures for set ement mus be ma1e by te
Sate The INDIGNATION of the bOndhOlders At the de-
cision OF the nad lost Of s warmth ye-ter-
day They said they had bren treated slabDly by
the simply because tnty hed lis bonds; mat i dp-
pear.d 10 b.. the common sentiment of ITS peOpe mat
OoudBOders had rights whatever even WAcu thy ac-
cepted IA compromise tnat favorable 10 me stale
The BoUdholders Committee mas received 40 luither
information Tenut either regard 10 tine de-
csion it proposed to dom consequence ot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25
| I,nrinrr. Mine

The Stockton, Cal. Mail, says that two years ago, at a mine operated by William Utter, at Campo Seco. near Miltou,watt T came m, and work stopped. To keeP the large irOn-bUund and iron IaIled bucket used to hoist rock, from drying up and falling tO pieces, it was let down into the water. Next season when drawn up, To, a miraclei It was cOpTe,- bound and copper-bailed. From this has sprung quite an industry and the mil e has been istaining tse.T from ore waGri ever slnce. The water contains an aCld which has the property Of taking into sOlutIUn tlte particle of iron thrust into ii, and it has also copper iu solution which is let Gl particle by particle, as the iron is picked mp. lt IS @ simple chemlcal exchanged, and this min may make another profit still If it will get another chemical into the water which will make the acid lay down the iron, which, as black flood. the water carries down into the Stanislaus rIver. The copper industry consists in taking buBd- les of scrap iron and old tin tO the mine. where it k all thrust into vats of water caught up, in which the metals are soon exchanged to copper, the residue of the iron taking the form Of a black stream sand flowing away. To make sure 0t making the water swap all it's copper for iron. which 1t is glad 10 do without boot, one vat is placed below another down the bank tO the river, and when the water escapes it has eaten it's fll 0f iron. and left pay for it's meal iu reuulne copper.