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New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
PLACEMENTS or WFSTERN NEWS.
poy ,fuRDEREp BY A GARDENER.

A BOY MURDERED BY A GARDENER.
CuICAGO. Aug. ia dispatch from Strca-
for H. saws Patrick Butteraeld, gardener. inur-
de.o onu HAYES boy, last night by striking aim on
tbe head with a cub Hayes with other boys was AL
moving him"
THE IRON AND STEEL ASSOCIATION.
CuIpAGO. Aug. 1l.-Secretary Martin, OF
,hc Anaanated Iron and Steel Association, says they
adon.cd a resolution guaranteeing the manufacturers
fhai they conld ask an advance on the mailing ana
nnddling scale Of prices for I've years
RIVER STEAMER WRECKED.
IoIISvILLE, Aug ll.-Ihe steamer Buck
o, STATE bound for II. Louis, while atemp ing 10 land
{! {! - yIa,f This after hoOn was caught by sth breeze
a, al tron@ crrrrnt aud ran the dam at ilc head Oi
,u % and was badly broken up. The stern sunk Ia
,,e aIrs' bin h1or No lNes we're lost IL i sup
r'.e1 thc etraiurr Will be a total l0-a
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

RAILWAY TAXES PAID TO TIE STATE
AMY Aup 1.-The Doiannrc and Hudson
~ day paid Of SZ4, 143 26 on their cara
in@ m s ~tSe for year enung June ~ "hloh were
$s,sf5Od2 o.. ....., ~ -, ,scv
AaFKICAN CORPORATIONS IN fkAHCE. .
BosruN. Aug IA specla dl'p tch 20 Iheo0aLhn
tom pms nnonnces the publication OF the decree "eh
nj ovss commercial educatioAal and nhano" ~,
m the United states u have lesA S~'us III
France
DEATH OF A VERY OLD MAN H..
BosrnY Aug ll-JOhn Mcany dIc'l to-daE AT
eouit p.tou Of Chronic rheumatism age w. io -n.
from ireland many years lie retained hS ncH' ''u
ties to the last
THE FURNITURE FROM cos ANChh ar ff,oron
PROVIDENCE. Aug. IL he hiansiom no ., William
cher uear Narraaaurett Pier. recently the hoHo o.
Sprsgue has been stripped OF lts inInl ned r. MI
uauce1 which were shipped rrosi0elee eohsEnoo
Butts property arrived here thls , and a..ignee
tak On a wIit OF reploYln by h. Ch-lee' eu''-' ~
Of the sprague estate .,uo,-nrr
A WELLcoNNECTED WOMAN IN TROUBLE aha
Troy, Aug II Catherine Tdney, VINO y,, say, sro 20
IA sister Of the late Chief Justice fancy applied 90 Ibs
the County superintendent oil the P0or here
her daughter In Cincinnati writes toI I =, ionei
Commercial and that another daughter - te isnv Alma
Hudmen, oi Newport, ny, ahe Vas sent W 'Hs N-'' -
House.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
THE HARMONY MILLS TROUBLE.

CoHOEs, Aug. 11.-As a result of the mass
meeting last night, the Executive Committee OF the Hdr
mony Mills strikers claims decrease Of tweny-th hrcc
in the working force of the and the pr, mise
more TO quit work to-day. The decisive strug, c will be
made Monday. III the force O workers Is increased to
any material extent the ranks Of the strikers VIII be
broken. should force not De Increased, the struggle
Will he continued indefinitely. Contributions are
beng received from the Trades Assembly, iudciOus
use of inspires strikers To pToolg their resist
auce All the wcaVtrs in the bag mill faed to report
Tor duty and the wheel not started. The number Of
OPERA ives IN . sden Milk has been reduced, the
ac ,ual lurce now being in No. 3 Mil, 2s5, No
= MILL %, and No. Mil, -. The oYcrscer U1 No. ,
claims 10 nave refused applications for work on
OF nothing FOR tie applicants 10 do. lie
reierled TO unskilcd labor.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
YELLOT FEVER IN TIE SOUTHWEST

GALVESTON. Aug. 11.-Therc seems to be a
panic the yellow fever in Matamords, ard dis
patches from there regarding the number Of
cases are exaggerated and contradictory. Accord
ing to one report the number of cases on the 9th
SO. later dispatch reduces the number of dea rs
Tor the same day to 40 uut that large increase,
the daily Of deaths for the week previous 10 TIE
9tn being only l3
There are only about 30 Of yellow fever at
Brownsville present, ana the numb of deaths Is not
large hut the hcalh authorities OF tho opinion tat
II VIII become epidemic. There IS yellow fever IN
Texas except at Brownsville
Fort Brown Is III strict quarantine, the post common
der dec ding not to troops. relief commit
tee has been formed.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Aug. 11.-Twenty new cases OF
yellow fever reported here to-day, AL those suner
ing from the disease being Mcxicans. There have been
deaths here IN the last twenty yOur hOLr 1hc lever
in MatamOrds 10 at standstn, there being now about
300
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH
,,,.,,, ,yopK ROY DROWNED

A NEw.YoRK BOY DROWNED
AsBURY PARK J Aug Aooid in snnsit axe yester
'a' A'''' a DRowNED MANS BODY FOUND.
p,o,unEXCE Aug ll.-JOhn Clarke, thlrty -elens
years old an Encsh0an coal miner who % has Ps1h % '
suce Wednesday WAS found drowned at ~ -. % ''
SUICIDES WEE AT THE POINT OF DEA,h
Lose BRANcH Aug III ne wlig o,o oI Vino Jan,ss ena.
Robert Adams the cashier OF the West Ed i & fro tae
@sd two days ago is at the point Oi 'ea' '0 '1'
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY CART
Nv,cK \ Y Aug ll.--Aoram lrenper, ago
1Ny eSf we tng aud cart near the tanne ,. e
Tho Nest ShSss .td a oTcr SS n causing h
SUICIDE OF a sPEN DTHRtFE ..
NORWICH n Y Aug mheny a Ssose Ss Was ,cn, y%a t"S
years ago ra nsiS5@siSy ieP scc
nEIIBERATELY PLANNED So Ul,lDf. l,D,.,
NoRS1sToWY Penn, Aug. IA man deilDer@ey er s
laid himself the railroad ana sed by The fottsown
mornng j Tain The W Burse was On HIS shire
''O'-" COLLISION OF rREIeHT IRAINs.
BoRprSGow> y. j., Aug. ll.-this mornins, Two Two
iio an The Pennsyvaa Railroad Both trans were 1ady
weaSod No Que injured The road was oocNaded Tor
'''"' "'' ExpLosIoN IN 4 POWDER HOUSE
VALLEJO Cal Aog @ cr seS w6r Ss NJ %, ar Sis ety.
Gemodng The works, sllns george me sHs uperin
McArdie. ana badly ~oundlns A. L. ""'' '''
KILLED on 4 RAILWAY TRACK u.A.-
BALTIMoRE. Aug. l-GeorSe hn,nn,ca 10 cross IL.
,%ni;e =, ana @ JI fillmore aS ohio railroad today At EiH
Ehe
~ STTCInE BY CYANIDE OF PofA9sIuM,' n
Nru, f<pUNswICK \. j.. Aug. ll.-Janes ", DQayI
NV t,r.e AZ one oiefs IA Le rlnu
on, - V,rk sessod OF ipe@H Gal.s
ii, y taLne An ounce OF cyanide ol w ~. 80
o1y rss.nIiing from dissipation Was Iie ''"'o " nv
'' AZ EseAPING PRISONER DhoWNEp -,
w,sunTGroS Aug. ll.-lhlS alt"raoOn, As ne
,an contaln ug pris Iner iIoii VIC yiosS f
van ~ Son su dcor tent Noble. whle man 'onNieteu
10 made break running through the B'"ldr 20 t-o
iaSsefa BIaOch and Jumping overheard he was ufO"n"N
ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY.
C.r r,fs Ne Aug IA traprZe performer cali
ING himse Charles and claiming TO belong 20 syrs
ne y T. was arrested to-day ON an Olci OF inc b
Iarb1r authorities, saspicon OF having Sommti"a
highway roboeT, d. Bar HarDor last week NOhns Nss
found to implc ate him In the ROBBERY
RAILROAD PASSENGERS IN PERIL II,
WHITEHALL n. Y, Aug. 1.-The morning uan
south George via Iicondeioss ea' t,nS
COLI ion with an extra engine near futnsm tns noOa as
engines we're and the 0sggage ana ,ri
cars went do No one was kned OF ss.rs
on the passenger train one OF the employees on INV ~
engine Il said 10 have killed.
INJURED WHILE REPAIRING GNU M, ANNA
FREDFRICK M,. Aug. l1.-Wb blle henry Ian L,s,"pos pns
Joha WmterS jacob Weight and edward niseoDaI
sa1d ina frsscOng ceiling OF NE tss ar.r 40
Church in city scaaolsg gave The seoood iva
fall ino the gallery aid badly ,,ty go nd
fell no the ground floor distance "a IL uoSS
were badly manstoA rAAH s"9'S' ~
fatal
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A NEW TARIFF OF RATES.

The Rate Committee of the Southern kall-
way and Steamship Association finished its three days
sesson in this city Yesterday There full repre-
scntaton Of the different Southern railroads and the
coast lines of steamships The work OF the COM
mittee consists mainly OF details. new tarh
OF rates was drawn up take effect on September l.
These rates govern the shipments of merchandise to ana
OF cotton from the South: The new schedule practcay
restores the tariff of year being bout 20 per cent
the average higher than the recent schedule lhice
bases were agreed upon which rates between inte
mediate points will be prOpOrtiOned These are bal-
more and Atlanta, Savannah and Atlanta ana LOUISVILLE
and Atlanta. ,.,,
The general passenger agents OF the trunk line rai-
roads again met Yesterday Matters OF pool detall onY
were discussed and no important action was tdken Tie
meeting adjourned subject TO cau.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
RIoTOUS MINEAS AT CAMP HILL.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 11.-AnOther sklrmish Oc-
curred this morning at the Camp Hill coal mines. A
gang of hfy strikers accompanied by an equal
uuuber of outsiders came upon the grounds. ana by
tbr violent demonstrations prevented several OF the
pon-nnonists from getting to The pits at the regular
hour for beginning work The operators have found 1t
necessary to keep officers stationed about the PIT 10 pre-
vent the dsOrderly element from forcing an cuduce 10
the mines. D.,.. -
The smperintendents OF the Oak Ridge ana National
Coal upanies have been at Richmond Va iOr se.tl al
having nfty dggeTs and put them TO WOk al once Nhe
union broke away from thelI organization ana
resumed operations at the same time
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
THE MOsEL STILL HOLDING TOGETHER.

PENZANCE, Aug. I'LL Il. m.-Tne steamer
Mosel, wnicn went aground tine Lizard Signal sta
ton Wednesday morning, stIll holds together, but is
now almost entirely submerged She dld not suffer any
furler damage during the night. the wind is east and
th. j. increasing. There has been 10 work done on
cargo since yesterday afternoon. owing to heavy
swell. The mails specie were forwarded last even
Ing By train fIOm Falmouth 1t is believed that they
Will be shipped 10 Ncw-YoIk by the steamer Main.
LONDON, Aug. 1I.--ID the House OF Commons this
afternoon Mr. Chamberlain, president OF the Board OF
Trace rep yiug To Mr.. Moore, said that he had
troll cnigrant sups, but he understood that
the American and German COusuls had taken proper
care OF tue cmi. rauis board the wrecked steamer
MOsrl. lie adcd that he had received complaint in
reference to the treatment condition OF the
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
GENERAL WARREN'S CHARACTER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ia general order
has issued from the headquarters Of the corps Of
engineers Of the Army formally announcing the death of
Lieutenant Colonel and Brevet MaOrGeneral G. X.
Warren. The order concludes follows: In scien-
tlc investigations General Warren had few superiors
and his elaborate reports of the most important
works which have been confded to the corps OF
gineers are among the most valuable contributions TO
its literature. the field. in the late civil war; he
brave and energetic officer aud in the higD command
which he attained by his patriotic Yalor and skill he
moritcd admiration OF the Army and the applause
OF his country. He kind and cOnsiderate in all the
relations OF life, ana his family In its atction Will
have the hearty sympathy OF the corps Of engineers"
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
INTERNATIONAL POSTAL DISPUTE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA somewhat spirited
correspondence has and still passing between the
Postal authorities of Great Britain and the Chief OF the
Post Office Inspectors of the United States with regard
to the stoppage OF the delivery Of certain mail matter
arriving in Great Britain from the United States.
The British Postal authorities not only prohibit the Cir
culaton through the mail OF American newspapers
tanng matter adjudged by these authorities to be in
rnca to the interests Of that Government, but reg
istcrcd letters and packages suspected OF containing
,edOus Information Or dangerous preparations are IN
tsrdlcted.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
THE ARREARS OF RENT BILL.

LONDON, Aug. 11.-ln the House of Com
mons this evening The verbal amendment OF the House
of Lords the bill moved by Lord CarugfOrd
on Thursday agreed to.
Tie Da,y NeioS hears that the Duke of Richmond took
the lead mt the meeting of Conservative Peers at Lord
Salisbury yesterday IL urging concessions Ia the
controversy between Houses the Arrears
Rent bill only seventeen Peers. oncsiXth Of those
present, supported Lord Salisbury.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN JERSEY CITY.

4 fire was discovered at o'clock yesterday
afternoon in j. Gahagcn q sons plGung mill, jersey
CITY, and before the flames could be checked tie buid
inc and contents were destroyed The fire was caused
bv the carelcssness of some wOrkmen who dropped
sbavncs near the furnace door. Gahascn sons loss
is 80 900; n.urcd for $4,000. John MeLaren' the
owner the Building loses $1,000 on when llere II no
insurance. T.. =.
fire broke at $40 o'clock Yesterday morning IN a
able adjoining Barn & Eyans's sash ana hllhd idc-
fnrv i'm MORGAN ST. below Grocu-st. The flames c0mnu-
nicated with the factory and both buildings were
DESTROYED The loss is ~ 200, covered BY insurance
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.
TIE REPUBLICANS HARD AT woRK-THE DEMO
Gratis GETTING READY.

IRY TELEGRAPH IO TILE rRIRrNEI

Gratis GETTING READY.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE.I
. WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE officers of the Re
publican Congressional Committee report that
healthy interest in the coming political struggle is
showing itself in every state and in nearly every
Congressional district. The general demand for
campaign documents is almost unprecedented at so
early time The committee has already issued
twenty documents and of these nearly one million
copies in all have been ordered printed Last month
alone nearly 100000 copies were sent ont, and from
one Western State within the last few days has
been received an order for $4,000 worth of docu-
ments.
Among the documents issued are number of
speeches on the tariff two three on the financial
record of the republican party aud several on
the'SOuthern Election frauds. The committee has
also deemed it cxDedent and necessary to issue as
campaign document the speech delivered by Rep
rescntatlve ButteTwOrth in Congress few weeks
ago on the subject Of appointments and removals
by the President-a speech that recognized rs
an authorized and official defence Of the Admins
tration.
Ofcourse much of the work of tho Republican
Committee thus far has been preimnary-obtain-
ing of specific information in regard 10 every
doubtful Congressional district the causes Of
doubt disaficcOn, the effect of the temperance
movement The personal standing of candidates,
ETC. The officers of the committee say that never
before has great amount of definite and trust
worthy information been collected early in a
| camplign although this matter has never beon
neglected.
In regard TO the work of the Democratic Con-
prcssiOnal Committee Il Is impossible 10 ascertain
what. If anything il being done except the send
ing ont of a good many speeches. A TRIBUNE
correspondent who met General ROsecrans, chair
man OF the Executive Committee. at the Capitol
to-day, asked him where the headquarters OF the
committee would be. Here i'll Washington" was
| the reply. I've are sending out good many doc =
uments from this building, but we have not yet
| really established ourselves"
How soon will the committee be ready to begin
| an active canvassW
| - thIuk we shall have our work rounded up and
in good condition by September L" was the reply.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
THE YEW-YoRK YACRT SQUADROM

BosroN, Aug. 1.-The New-York yachts
passed the Highland Light, bound for MarOieheau III
the following order: Montauk, 3o5i Cyue' +ho AZ
batross AIS Princess Vixen, one schooner one soop
I'd ons cutter names unknown, All; Estele, A2O,
and Phantom, i:37. On Monday next race WIZ DC
se of Marhlehead Rock open also 70 vesseo oi the
Eastero Yacht Cub for ssps val led at 5000.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
INDANGER or BEING LYNCHED.

TAYLORvILLE, Ill., Aug. 1.-THE preliminary
hearing In the case charged with having
mitred an assault upon Miss Bond, schooeacher at
Blue Mound was finished to-day, and resulted in the
lease OF william J. Montgomery Tho others,
Emanuel Clement, Lee Pettis and John C. Montgomery
are he To await the action OF the Grand Jury On the
announcement OF the decision there movement
among the spectators toward the prisoners, but IL
checked by sheriff and hs II IL believed that
the prisoners will DC ynched before morning
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
TRAIN Robbers ARRESTED.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Aug. 11.-Francis
Howe formerly In employ of the Troy and Greenfield
Railroad arrested at Springfield on Wednesday by
detectives. charged with beng one ola gang oi uaih
robbers who have stolen between 81 600 and $1,000
worth OF goods from the between North Adams and
Troy, within the last few years Howe cOnesscu ana
implicated Ill. Il. Eastman, formerly night yardnaster
of INC Troy Grecnneld road, and George Warner,
also an OK enpoye of the road aud tncy arrested
Yesterday a Norfolk, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
THE CANADIAN AMALGAMATIoN.

LONDON, Aug. 11.-At the meeting OF the
shareholders Of the Grand Trunk Railway Company Inc
po on the scheme for lgamation with he Great west
er Company resulted in its favor by 37G6 votes in per-
son and by proxy. representing So 7G63Sl sterling and
giving SOC 293 votes There votes against the
echcme.
TORONTO Aug 11-All the hooks Of the Great western
and Grand Trunk Railways will be closed at midnight
tonight AID new ones opened the name OF the alaI-
pamatpd
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
SNow AND SLEKT IN AUG USE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE propeller Memo
minee reported by her captain 10 have encountered
in midakc Tuesday night thck, cold cloud, which
bUist her decks covering them with snow and slosh
b. , depth of siy inches For nVe minutes the an0s-
pLerc was Ike that OF winter but as the steamer
moving sdGiy she came INTO "A warm temper
a'uro Tue Incident is unprecedented here, out the
Jnctr yOucned for by Oher officers and passengers
and lie story i cOrObOrated by the thernOnetrc con
Of thai
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER HONOREp.

WAsHNGToN, Aug. 1.-The Minister of
Foreign Relations of the Republic of Venezuela has pre-
sented to william NJ. Springer, OF Illinois, cOnmunIca-
ton from the President OF that Republic informing him
that with the consent of the Fed rd Council has
conferred upon the decoration OF the third class OF
the order OF the Bust of the LberatOr Mr. Springer
mas the communication with the Secretary VI State
until Congress snail consent to its acceptance.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
TROTTlNG AT ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER, Aug. ll.-To-day was the inn
port0nt day AZ the summer trotung meeting NJ tie
Rochester Driving Park There four on the
procI.mme Little Brown jug made the mile in Els, in
his attempt 10 beat his record 81 The freeor
All pacing race AOtiy contested. Five heats were
paced Lucy winning the last tnrec Flora Belle was
second Iae time was 2l0, 2:lSl2 2:l7I2 2:l74 and
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
CALIFORNIA FORESTS IN FLAMES.

san FRANCIsCO, Aug. ia dispatch from
Shasta, In this state, says: Forest fires are raging all
around here night nearly all the citizens we're out
fighting the flames, TO Keep them from the town. Com
municg ion between shasta and Reddng ,s cut off.
Seyeri HOUSES on tnc on skirts and number Of fine
orcbarls and VinrVar is have been destroyed"
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
THE UTICA POSTMASTERsHIP.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Ereaing Star of to-
dav says: " Ii is understood that before his de-
parture the President gave instructions to have the
papers made out for the appointment Of Judson p.
Stevens rs Postmaster ut Utica, n Y"
Mr. Stevens was nominated for'this office a few
weeks ago, but the Senate failed TO confirm him.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
THREE MEN MORTALITY FOUNDED.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. ia special dis
otc IN Tbe Ne,rs from Dallas reports fight near ths
line OF Denton aud Dallas Counties Three orotheIs
named Steel WHO opposed 10 the mairage o tne.
,mnfbcr with man named Green, became inv"lVel ia
nuorrl with the GrceB party Two II Tue Hresns anu
one OF the steels were mOrtay wQuuaet III Tue nSh"
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
EXCITEMENT AMONG MAHoMETANs.

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch TO The Standard
from Vienna states that the Turkish Consul al
Bombay has been ordered to give explanations to
the Ulemas of India respecting the action of the
Porte in sending Turk troops cooperate with the
British in Egypt. which has produced great SEN
sation among the Mabometans India The Con-
sui has been instructed explain the reasons which
have induced the Calph TO send troops to Egypt
W coyperate with the English.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 11.-At the conclusion OF
the Conference on the Codifcation of international Law
letter was read from Mr.. Lowell. the United States
Minister at London stating that no mad little nope Tor
tho of the negotiations proceeding at Wash
inp on relative international copywnSht, as pub
fishers have such weghty Influence.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
REPORTED ARREST OF IGNATIEFF.

VIENNA, Aug. 1.-THE PresSe publishes
under reserve tele received from Czernowz.
uorting the arrival from Novoselza of several
snectahle Russian merchants who state that General
Ignatief h been arrested at Kamenetz the capital OF
he Government Of PodOia, aud has been sent under
escort TO ST. Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
GARFIELD'S PHYSICIANS CRITICISED.

LONDON, Aug. II.-IH6 IHeH6uM says JlldU
Professor Esmarch, the eminent German surgeon. has
published lecture, which delivered before Phys
iooeicnl Society OF Kie the treatment OF General
1arhcd's wound Professor Esmarch's lecture was to
the effect that General Garhed might have alive
but Tor the treatment tnat he received.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
INCIDENTS IN THE IRISH AGITATION.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The official returns show
that 40 suspects prison in Ireland August 2.
Two hundred and tlryonc Outrages including two muir
ders, occurred in Ireland during the mouth Of July,
against 2S3 Ourags, with five murders, in June. The
total number Of evictiOus during July 321 families,
representing 16l0 persons OF the families eyicted,
half rensated tenants earetakcrs The num-
Der families eyiceI III June was 5lJ, representing
2,669 persons
Henry George, who arrested at Athenry yesterday,
released at midnight last night nt,r beng detained
hours. The police charged that he associated with
suspects ana other suspicious characters.
dispa ch from CaremOrris says: " 'Scrab NallY,
who Wns.one OF the defcdan in lie Irish state trials
at Dublin IN January 1881 arrested late last night
under the curew clause of the Repression act NHlly
had just arrived from Baila. He taken before u
magistrate to-day and after beng cautioned was dis
charged. The court directed. however that he must
hcnceiorth reside in his own house AT Balla."
stephen Joseph Meany, OF NewYOrk, was arrested on
Thursday night while in bed in Brenndn's Hotel, In En-
nis, County Clare under n warrant Issued Dy Earl
spencer charging Neany with beng dangerous char
acter He was subsequently released, on giving Dhl for
his good behavior iJr six mouths. His trunk WAS
searched for reasonable documents but none were
found.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
CATTLE DYING OF POISON

STEUBENvILLE Ohio, Aug. 11.-James
Mears one OF the largest stock dealers in tins county,
who lives near Richmond, found bottle OF poison IN
field his cattle today. over 500 worth of
them have died and fourteen si0k viii probably
d.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
BUG IN A MIN'S EAR.

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. la bug crept
into the OF DR.. JOHN Monison OF Martins Ferry,
Ohio while he was asleep Wednesday, and he has had
spasms ever sincc His suferings have been aw fu
Inis evening surgical operation wds determined upon,
but fatal results are anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
DEPARTURE or SECRETARY FoLGER.

Secretary Folger left the city early yester'
, ,norninc for his home in Geneva \. Y He held no
,ore conferences aud transacted no more puphc ous'
h htS w 5vav hack TO ashington aoout August 70
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

VIII be considerably less than promised ten DAYS
eso IN eighteen or twehty OF the best grain-groWIng
counties full half OF the wheat and barley have Deen
exposed to weather such will probably reduce the
selling value OF tnat half by % or 30 per cent
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

gang hoqs on RYAN McDonalds section was arranging
The fuse in hard pan blast when the blast went on
of the Italians died at O'Clock and Cassedy can i've
only a few hours.