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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-02
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, hOnlay, May L, lcc-.
The Emperor William has left Wiesbaden for Berlin
Some Of the wreckige from he snip ashore Al swan
age Is Inarsed Ale xandro ,La.'
The Midd esborough ironworkers have struck for an
increase Of ages Many thousand hands are affected
10y stfikc.
A dispatch from Cairo says: "rhe officers concerned
in the conspiracy against Arab Bey have been degraded
10 the ranks and cKiled 10 soudan."
dispatch Bucharest says 1t is reported that
Premier Bratiano has gncd owing 10 the attitude OF
the Senate regarding agricultural Contracts.
Louise Michels new play, Nadine was produced
here Saturday. The theatre was crammed NJ. II.
Apnonse IIumbert, Rochefor and other leading kadi-
were present.
that the Wefn Barents will sail from Aulse rdam
time tue present month III search OF tho Leigh smith
Arctic Expedition.
A dispatch from Berlin says: "The second electric
railway constructed by the siemeas and
ming from chterfelde to tho College fer Cadets,
formally opened on Saturday"
The North German gazette denies the truth OF the
rumors meeting OF the three Emperors. 1t says that
the agreement between the Empcrors requires per-
sOnal Interview 10 Insure its efficiency.
A Geneva dispatch says: Tremendous snowstorms
have occurred in the Alps The simpIon ronte ia iui-
rassabe Mail service haa been suspended A shock OF
earthquake let IN the Canton of Naals on Friday
Ia the spanish Chamber of Deputies today Senior
CASTELAR, declared that although he would always remain
Republican. he would give friendly support to iber-
al Ministry like that OF Senor Segasts. He would
embaIrass the Government under lts Immense dllcul-
ties.
ARTHUR, Ont, May 1.-THE house Of Andrew Fleming,
near this village, destroyed by fire this morning.
Two children, and two years old. burned 10
death Mr.. and Mrs Fleming seriously injured
ty the flames.
MONTREAL, May 1.-Justlce Jette to-day gave judg-
ment for 81 100 against Mes-rs Mulln and Phelan OF
The EreRing POST favor of T. Hoe, Of NewYork, for
the use of his great presses for eighteen months
The defendants returned the press after printing their
paper upon it, ana then refused 10 pay any tg Dei ohd
The freight and duty The been pending In the
court for sixteen months
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsHINGToN. Monday, May l, IS

WASHINGTON, Mcnual, NAY l, loc-'
Work WAS resumed Oh the Washington monument TO
day.
Assistant Secretary of Treasury New has returned
TO the city and was a. his desk to day.
The c0isgc executed at the Mnts OF the United states
during the mouth OF April 1882 62253OO pieces OF
the value Of S9,G36,3Oo
orders have been issued the Navy Department for
the United States steamer Shenandoah, now at New
York 10 he put out OF cOmInisslOh
Treasurer G6an has paid for called bonds aud inter
est during the month of April Sl953000O and for inter
est outstanding bonds $G,SZ3,VOO.
Colonel Herbert Pelham Curtis who is now connec ted
with the Judge GENERALS Office Will sOoI be
ordered To West Point ar professor OF law.
board OF examiners Will convene in this city on the
92d of MAJ 10 conduct competitive examination ~ ap
picants for cadeshps III the revenue marine service
director of the Mint Burchard has returned 10 this
city from New Orleans and will make report Oh
the result OF the Investigation made INTO the Affairs VI
TIE Mint in that city.
TIE old Senate Bible which myserously disappeared
three weeks ago was fcund by Assistant DoOrEeeper
Bssset this morning on the seerearys DESK where the
puroiuer had secretly replaced H.
The Controller Of the Currency has authorized the
Tr.desmens National Bank Of CoushohOcken, PENN and
the Third National Bank OF Bloomington, Ill, to begin
business, each with capita! oI @lOVOOo.
Secretary Folger has appointed James H. Robinson, OF
the Tax onice York city superintendent of the
Government paper mill at Dalton Mass, where opera
lions are TO be resumed on mohday next
abatement of the Gales OF postage stamps for ihe
quarter ending April 80 1857, at t"ehiJ-h'e oi lue
largest posoices in the country shows an increase Vi
Ia per cent over the CORES pOndne quarter VI looi
1u,e Uouse Committee on Pensions to-day agreed to
recommend The passage Of bul granting pension OF
80 r month Ia the widow OF Colonel A. H. MeschaIn
soo @ p1 p r, inilries received the Modoc Indian
a., A.. l.. -,
In tbe Criminal Court to-day. June o. the nrst DAY oil
the J,ne term was SET for trial OF the indictments
-, A 4 soteldo for murder OF his brother, A. Nj
.td and assault with intent TO klll Clarence NJ bar
tor of ihe ReDtJiican, in February last
Representatiye Bedford presented petltion III 'u'
House to-day signed by George . CANNON ~ "NiO- '''.
petitioner requests Congress 10 au'noi'No A 80 an
- - 40 dalogsta IN the XLVIIth Congress OF Ills iul
sa.ary mileage and stationary allowance lOr tno "Hoi'
terra OF the Congress.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NE WS.
HANLAN DEFEATS TRICKETT EASILY.

LONDON, May 1.-THE rowing match to-day
between Hanan. Of Canada and Trckett, OF Australia
on the Thames. from Putney to Mortiae, for 4looo
stakes. was easily by Hanlan. The Attendance OF
spectators large. The start was made at l2;Ze p
IN, Trickett having the toss for position and having
chosen the Surrey Station. Kelly pioted IneKet
while Hanlan piloted by Spencer Hanlan ro"ed
thirty yeght strokes the first minute, and was ahead
very Trckett pretty close. but was not going
easily. Hanlans time for the first mile was minutes
and II seconds He then length clear OF T1ckett
Soon after the former, amid good deal OF laughter
stopped rowing and looked around IL was
evident that he could do what he nked
with Trickett. Opposite fnornycrofrs Works
at Chswick q barge lay right across the
course. causing anan to lose much ground There was
very strong wind blowing In COrney Reach, aud beth
much bothered by rough water. There was
difference of seventeen seconds III the tune they arrived
Oh ThornycrOns Works. Han!an was III regular hllrf
and made for the sdlcsex shore tor shelter "hen ne
got into smooth water, he deliberately stopped aud
baled the from his boat. Tckcit wss poweIless
in the wavcs. aud Kelly had TO take him INTO shelter.
Approaching BargcS Hanlgn was nearly 200 yards in
front Of Trckct aud rowing strongly and srdndy
He under Barnes BRIDGE nearly three miles ANA Vo
flrongs from the start when Trlcket was at he juis
Head almost "a furlung behind. Tne champion fairly
made "A of rrickett, aGd won the race with rldi
culous ease, by too many lengths to count.
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THES0UrH CAR0LlNI ELECTION CASES.

CHARLESTON, May LIN the United States
Circut Court here toay the jury in tue case OF the
United states against John fogg and Others accused
Of obsiructing qualified voters In barhweI County AZ
tie election in 1880 disagreed and were discharged
The Jury stood acqut,a and two for cenVIcon'
The Government this morning took up the case OF the
United states against John H. Nixon, Maurice MagUre
and j. c. Levin managers OF election at the Hope hh
eine House precinct this city, at the election IN lsSO
The charge is stufng the ballOt-boA.' The Govern
Inenl examined five Witnesses, VI whom testhod
tpAt there OF lO19 tickets IL me DOA over
tLo number OF names the pollst. another testied
nat a. saw one OF managers with his b9nd IL tue
box after the poll closed Three testified thht they "a"
two of the managers putting something resembling IoA-
cts mic the hole OF ballOt-Oox durtng he day 4ue
Government Win examine other witnesses to-in0rfo"'
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THE COURT OF APPEALS BILL.

WASHINGTON, May LIN the Senate to-day
&r Davis Illinois explained the provisions OF his bill
u establish Court of Claims Itesablished he said,
nrnedlate Court in each of the existing circnt and
provided for the appointment therein Of two additional
'rcnt judges The proposed Court will consist OF the
SSocAite Justice allotted 10 that circuit the three CIR
JUDGES thereof and two OF the District Judges. The
' VIII DC designated by order OF the Court at each
" Appellate jurisdiction Is conferred upon ii over
-, 'sueht or cecree Of any Circuit District Court
'--u 'e circuit when the amount claimed or the value
exceeds $780, or where an appeal or writ
% Io ~" Nes rom such judgment or decree or where
% Ocu' OF the District Judge shall certify that the ad
J1e0A'i' ii'oi'es question OF general Importance.
Inc VIII Is 10 DC sued or the appeal taken within six
months after the entry of the h,ioro+ m ,oro
"nu INC Nout Is invested with power TO reverse
m"uIy inc same, or direct the reouisite
proceedings TO be had In the lower court vba, u,der
the act an appeal can be taken to the Court Of rea
nom final decree in equity, an appeal NAV within
ltrty Gays from the date Of AN nterloeatorv ,r,or
granting or refusing Injunction, De taken therefro
tAe Court Is authorized to issue all writs necessary ia
te exercise Of iIs jurisdicon and existing laws o,c
e appeals or writs OF error TO or from the squreme
.UUuIt are maze applicable to IT, A Writ of error
ontd ny Judge O the Court OF Appeals NAV be ..d
- ituh ninety days after final Judgment In cri.
,-a'e e4se bas been rendered. IL cannot however he
f~ieu alter au uusuccrssful applicsiton tn.enr bs
aeeh made TO another Judge. A suecIfc oes,tnn in re-
~ winch TIE Judges Of the inferior court have a
may De certified IN such case tor TIE oulnun of
ci1e, supreme Court II. however, they do not
fsatr' ana the Is within their inrisdiotlon
NJ aeuoh Is 10 be final aud conclusive.
Dasls further explained that writ OF error or an
-' Hola every hAaI1udgmeht or decree vi the Court
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
ro1rNn HANGING To A TREE

FOUND HANGING TO TREE
TROY May 1.-Wjlliam Waldo, or Hebron,
terday hanging by rope from tree III Tue woous'
A SCHOONER ASHORE
GLouCEsrFR Mass. May l.-Ghc schooner GuSsle
of ts s p?g 6e G S % snd a Of %ata ashore
SUPREME REGENT OF THE ROYAL ARCANUM
BALTIMORE May 1.-The Supreme Council Of M the
nst of Mchg supreme Regent for lhs ensuing year.
THE STANDARD OIL SUIT
HARRIaBURG, May l.-Judgo Smonton mas OYER oyer.
state against the STANDARD oil Company The case Will be
Aisa1a Ga%pESTERs IN STRIKE FOR INCREASED WAGES
PuILADELPHIA. May 1.-The journeymen car
renters Struck today Tie srSero an additional so
'''''' To PAY FOR A NEW SEWAGE SYSTEM
RosrON, May The Boston board OF a Aldermen ,
.i. this aS.1 seM oaS completion Of the
An INTRUDER SHOT AND KILLED.
N,coS Ca. Nav John Bradley, an old
farmer Of Rcd Ban and killed John Jackson elorea
AID when he TO 60 Bradley shot mm Bradley Is
hiding from the authorities
SIvG SING PRISON. May 1.-The total amount CT
o,@s at sing sing Prison for the month OF April are
'ns ss %sa,S ssP@&PF'' 81 sP ''' '' leaving
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
posroN Nav Otis p. Lord Associate Justice
NJ tbe supreme court Massachusetts, stricken with
parays yesterday afternoon at his home Ia 9aien ne 1e
mSrs se5%Se,h eonIfortable HIS czso hopeful
.upEpNRACK STATE CONVENTION TO BE CALLED.
Ne MaE has dc8 8"s aYs
orysnuon held IN Bangor on Way 80 10 nominate can
,idat.s for Governor ami for four COuSreSsn.en
THE YALE COLLEGE NAVY.
NrW HAVEN Nav 1.-The largest boating meet
Ing o Nae students held 400 beng peseh TOOK
plsce this evening F. l. Lombard class o. So was elected
presieni OF tho navy Professor .. "heeef ttes,Iet
l. H. sayres. clans 81 ~, = r. =, Nclfesiueht D. -,
ford class OF 81. subteasarer and H. L. snsIIon caS' e
81, secretary
THE HARMONY MILLS STRIKE
CouoEs MAY The Harmony Nails gates were
thrown open and the sgnAl BEL taat te ~ctS
fnr ne A.
operatye- gathered ia the viciDy Dui NOT one
Fifteen uIintt aitct the sua tlAo he
y,. secured ana dispersed There as
b-n one Weeka dleness and s%0,OOO hAs peeh lVst III
wages There are 10 sigas OF u compromise.
ESCAPE OF TRAIN robbers FROM PRISON.
XEoKUK, Iowa, May IA special dspateh IRON
Fort Madison Iowa that Polk Wells the tIain rOoOer,
escsue from the Penentary THIS morning WIN Two ac-
eombices nHmea Fitzgerald aud COX ~ lhe
mo hospital breAAing uroush the IRON roof dad
oyero efing hospital ggagGs iona Eider one u ho
nas dsd from effects Of bis injuries anu te enl0i0.
rm Pursuit been organi-o pat no trseo of tAe iasf
lya. has Deea f0uA1
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PHASES OF THE IRISH CONFLICT.

LONDON, May Lit is reported that a
farmer named Skue has been murdered. Two arrests
have been made. The ia supposed 10 he OF an
agrarian character.
A correspondent writes to The Dtblin Freeman S
Journal that Doubtless Mr. Shaw, Member Of PaIlImcnt
for Cork. the Office OF Chef Secretary Tor
Ireland II he viii accept ~ Internationally.
DUBLIN, May Tho American Consul visited Mr.
BrOpay Mas jail recently and offered him gao pro
Nldcd wodd leave the country. df BrOpny replied
yesterday that hc would accept only an unconditional
release.
LONDON, MAY 2-The Irish Parliamentary party will
hold special meeting to-day 10 pass O thanks TO
Canadian senate for cOnurming the resolution In
favor vi autonomy Ior Ireland passed by Tie House.
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DEATH or Il SUPPOSED MURDERER.

BALTIMORE, May IA man died on April
II IN City Hospital who had entered that Institution
on March 49, giving his as John Campbell, and
stating that he was farmer from Baltimore County.
On Friday last the physician of the City Hospital was
looking over a small memorandum book found In the
clothing Of the deceased and the ycaf was written
"James Shaw, Bartve, Penn" In the book were also
two Newspaper clippings, giving the particulars OF
murder committed BartVille March z, Ia which II
WAS stated tnat James Shaw shot ard instantly kied
his wife in quarrel piece OF land which Shaw
had assigned to his wife when he financially em-
barrassed After the murder shaw fed Several notes
and receipts OF James Shaw we're Also found
IL il now believed that the dead the murderer
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The bonds outstanding and represented by the above
mentioned numbers constitute the residue of those is
sc under The acts July II and August ., 1861
tuned at 3i2 per centum. ~
Tue SIX nonths interest due July l, 1892 on the
above described bonds will not be paid b. checks for
Sard 10 the holders Of the bonds but will be paid wlth
the pncir4 t. the holders the tine Of presentation
Bonds forwarded for redemption SHOULD be addressed
o he secretary of the Treasury Division OF Lands etc.
Washington D. O. and all the bonds called 10y tDis cir
car should be assigned the Secretary OF the Treas
ury for redemption"
Whele checks IN payJnent desired in favor OF any
one bat payec the bonds should be asslgued 10 the
Secretarv Treasury for redemption account
of (here the Of the person or persons
to whose order the chocRs should be payablr)
CHARLES J. FOIG Secretary.
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CHARTER ELECTIONS IN NEW-JEBSEY.

DOVER, n. j., May 1.-The charter election
to-day resulted in victory for the Republicans, who
carried their entire ticket by majority Of So
An unusally large vote was polled
RED BANK n j., May l.-At the municipal election
here to-day the entire Citizens ticket elected,
follows: Mayor John sutton Commissioners, Edwin
Field T. W. Throckm0rton. Theodore f. White and VIII
i,rn p C'ores Edmund T. Allen elected Town
Clerkby majority william Pintard who will de-
and
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TITO PASSENGER CABS UPSET.

GLAssBoRO, n. j., May 1.-The 1925 ex-
press train from Atlantic City the West Jersey Rail
road met with accident about four miles north of
this place this morning frog became loose after
part of the train had passed it, One of the parcr
cars ard the smoking car upset and were turned
over on their sides the down Track. The cars were
badly wrecked but though the train was filled with
passengers no WAS injured
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A CIVIL SERVICE REFoRMER.

WASHINGTON, May l.-Senator Saunders made a
speech UPON Civil Service reform to-day. He wants
10 have the Postmasters, United States Marshals
and internal Revenue Collectors elected by the peo
pie. .-
"Can the President" he asks. "appoint better
officers than the people elect, and If 50, why r
He was warmly congratulated by Senator In
calls and OIL hers,
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THE FRANCO-AMERICAN TREATY.

PARIS, May 1.-Premer de Freycinet to-day
recei, the bureau OF the Comiltto the Franco
American treaty. one of the spOkesmen stated that
American opinion seemed to be yecrng from the system
Of high tariffs. He thought the present opporune
time endcavOriug 10 improve commercial reiadons
with the United states NJ ne FTey cnet rel lied that he
was favorable TO the idea OF treaty OF commerce DC
LA crn the TWO rennhlcs
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THE CONNECTICUT CRIMINAL CODE.

HARTFORD Conn, May 1.-Governor Blge-
low has appointed william Hamersley, OF hhruoru,
Lynde HaIr SON. Of Gulford, Morris W. Seymour oi
Bridgeport Gilbert ". Phillips, OF Putnam, william T.
Elmer OF MddletOwn, and Wilbert W. Perry, oi IT.
fnrd ~. The commission on the sinp.ihcaiVu oI TIC
i1dical systel ard the criminal code Of Connecticut
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command OF the North Atlantic Station. He was socom-
panied by CAPTAIN Joseph NJ Miller, who relieves Cap
tain Joseph Fyae I'm command Of the Tennessee Leuten
ans B.. F. Tey and A. Coles aides ana EnsSn cnTe
Richard F. Mullgan secretary. At IL O'Clock the ceIe
mony OF transferring the command took place on tue
Ten
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An APPLICATIONS DENIED.

ALBANY, Nay LIN the matter OF the At'or-
rev-Geueral against the Continental Life Insurance
C,,,apv the application Of Sherman ", Kneyals, as
cil counsel for the Attorney General for an allow
80 II s BOO haA bean dsnied hy Justice WeslproSA
without costa,
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THE NORTH A1LANTIC FLEET.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 1.-Rear- Admiral
George II. Cooper arrived here this morning to take
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USE OF THE ARMY TO PRESERVE ORDER

lBY TKLnGRAPH rnBUSE.l
WASHINGTON May 1.-Senator EGmunds made
mn oral report, by instruction of the Senate Com
mittee on the Judiciary, this morning upon the dis
turbauces in Arizona referred TO in the Presidents
recent message, ard the necessity for authority to
use the Army as posse comitdtus He said that 1t
was the unanimous opinion of the committee that
ample power exists already for such of the Army
III far the present emergency is concerned. AS
regards the raidng of armed bands into the Mex
lean territory the authority was found IL Sections
5.2sG and 5,2s7 of the Revised Statutes, which pro-
vide Ia express terms that any portion of the land
or naval forces OF the United States may be used
for the purposes of suppression and keeping the
peace III respect to domestic acts of lawlessness
Senator Edmunds said that the laws of Arizona
were laws of the United States.
The Constitution does not provide for calling upon
the President in such cases i'll the of State
Governments the laws of which set at defiance
and broken 1t does provide that be shall take care
that the laws of the United States shall be faithfully
executed; and as lie is Commander-in- Chief Of the
Army he may rse ii for the purpose, The posse
oomitGtRS restriction he planned grew out of the
habit Of marshals of calling upon the soldiers
they would call upon private citizens to help them
make arrests In the circumstances to which the
President ref rs this restriction did not apply 1t is
Necessary that he shall first issue a proclamation
commanding the peace which is in the nature Of
reading the Riot act and, If the state of disturb
ance then such that the ordinary processes OF lu-
dical procedure inadequate. the law, IN explicit
terms authorizes the of the Army. The soldiers
will however be under the command of their own
officers to aid the civil authorities instead of being
under the command of the marshal.
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WAsuTNGT0N. Nav /, 1852.

NAsIIINtIJN' My I, IoI-'
Ry virtue OF the authority conferred by law upon the
SECRETARY Of the Treasury, notce is Hereby gwen That
the urcpa and accrued interest OF the bonds herein
below designated will be paid at The Treasury OF me
United states in the city OF Washington, ID. Co. on the
first day Of July, 1882 and that the interest on sad
bonds viii cease On that day, VIZ:
Registered bonds of the acts Of Jnly II and August D.
ls6I continued during the pleasure Of the Government
under the terms OF circular No AZ dated April H. ISL
to bear Interest tine rate Of gig per cenun per anGm
fr11Il i lnllnMs:
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
TOPICS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

TOPICS AT THE NATIONAL CAPli AL .
~ u.rrps DEFEATED IN TIE Houst--osn
OF THE ARMY TO PRESERVE THE PhAon ns
ov TIE SUPREME CoURr-A CALL FOR noN 10
The House of Representatives decioou you r;I,
...aav 70 consider, on Tuesday next the on'
tor % the extension of National bank charters, ~"
s"a senator Edmunds from the Committee on has tns
1us;c,ary, S reported that the President mas as
'uu 80 nsc the Army to preserve order Il,
ID" ~. Torr;torics. Senator David Davis exp'al'e''
t;s G hin for the creation of an interineu'a'o .
court. The Secretary of the Treasury .'I" h"nds
call for the redemption. on july l, 1eG1
of tbe loan of July II and August D. i00'