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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
CAPTAIN EMMoNs,s YAcHT SAFE.

CAPTAIN EMMONS'S YACHT SAFE
AsBI-nY PARK n j.. Dee. S.-Captan James En-
mons Of Branch reached As69Iy Pax this moTR%g RaS
Point Pleasant.
PHILADELPHIA, bee. S.-Orders have been gwen
for the closing Of tic schuyk Canal for t1e season on sat
coal viii be sent down from schuyki Haven THIS week II
the weather should permit
RID gewood Company today that rough estimate
% tnS AND 4d Inc not NE HoV' O''"
COMPANIES INCORPORATED ATALBANY.
ALBANY. Dee. S.-Inc following companies were
Incorporated today The Phomx electrical Company Of
NewN OH capital $3.50 roo the tus Electric Light an
nix Eectlcai Company for Canada OF New York. capial
f35OOOO A-i
AN ITALIAN BRIG LoNG OVERDUE.
=, BosToN. DC She Italian bng i1imacoiat, ~
with cargo Of cfo'@ rnnl cc and has not since been re-
ported She IS long Overdue.
THE HoMGPATHiC ASYLUM AT MIDDLETowN.
MIDDLETOwN, Dee, S.-lhc Ncw-YOrk state lIo-
mopathc Asylum for the Insane at Middetownhed their an
pnal me ing mere yesIely and unaninonsy Ieeecteii
BUT vicepesdent Moses D. Stevens, secretary and u L.
REDUCTION OF MINERS WORKING HOURS.
SugNANDoAH, Penn Dec. Son Monday all the
Coal Company his county Thi be put irce qua
hoT. psT wee Instead Of hyelSt AZ The eoapany
will worz every day iu tne month except Christmas.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF MURDER.
PRoWDENCE. r. l., Dec. S:-Edward Davis was
bury Seaconne beach last saturday He committed
10 tho Newport jail 10 await examination.
SUICIDE OF MILLER
LANCASTER, Penn, Dee. S.-Dayid Shoff miller
Of Manor Township jumped from elevated point In his
min YESTERDAY and sinking upright board sustained In
iurlos which viii prove fatal
VIOLATING THE POSTAL LAWS.
BALTIMORE, Dec. S.-ThOmas Gayle, alias ID. I.
CarksOn charged with using the United States mail fof
PURPOSES proposing 10 sell counterfeit money "a
Ceutreyle aud DeItOn In this state com
nitted to-day default OF $4,000 bail for the action OF The
Grand Jury.
A LOCOMOTIVE AND SEVERAL CARS WRECKED.
tAsroN, Penn. Dec. S.-A locomotive and seyeral
cars wrecked the Central Railroad Of New
near Phpsburg night fast freight train runnlh
io an oil train The of the tast freight severely
hurt by leapDg from LIS engine.
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THE ADELBERT COLLEGE TROUBLE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyEl.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUNEt
CLEVELAND, Dec. S.-The situation In the
breach between the students and faculty OF Adelbert
Colleges the Western Reserve University of this citys
unchanged Only students five male and two
female, attended prayers and classes to-day out of
nearly 1O0 The faculty announce their deernina ton
TO stand by the ediot OF expulsion OF the junior
class and all the classes say they will
leave the college unless the Juniors restored.
Public opinion s with the students, and II is possible
breach be closed up peculiar use OF the
words edct or expulsion can be twisted into neauing
an Indefinite suspcnsOn-that Is, expulsion, II tne VIC
make reparation in the way OF apologies and
pronises The affair has reached that state in which
the college existence hangs on the outcome. The ex
peled class is especially bright one individually,
aHd much sympathy is with them.
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TROPS MUNICIPAL DIFFICULTY.

Troy, n. Y, Dec. 8.-Steps were taken to-
day for settlement of Troy's municipal mudde In the
courts The reform Police Commissioners wli pre-
sent for payment bill for supplies. Controller Crissey
will refuse to draw draft the ground that Alderman
Morrissey whose vote elected the new Commissioners,
IS not an Alderman. mandamus will then be served
npon the Controller and the legality OF Morrsseys te
mon which depends the existence Of the reOrganiZed
Police Board appointees Will thus be brought up
for decision. The viii DC taken TO the General
az a mater of form aud will Immediately be carried TO
the Court Appeals 1t is expected that decision can
be had within six weeks. a., A..
The reform Dem ocrats and Republicans and the Mur-
pby Democrats all agreed to this mode OF settle
men
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permanent Investment which will produce forever an
annual income OF $4,000.
FOUNDERED At SEA WITH ALL ON BOARD,
THE TUG GEORGE W. CHILDs AND THE STEAM
YACHT IDLE HOUR LOST.

THE TUG GEORGE W. CHILDs AND THE STEAM
YACHT IDLE HOUR LOST.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. S.-A private letter to the
Baker Salvage Company from Smithville, NJ u,
dated December 4, says that the Philadelphia tug
George w. Chids and the steam yacht Idle Hour,
which left here some weeks ago for Florida had
foundered at sea with all on board. All the par
ticuars received contained in the following ex-
tracts from the letter: "The captain OF the steam
ship America reports seeing the tug George W.
Childs, from Philadelphia for this port, 1oun .er
off Cape Hatteras in the storm of November ~
The tug Hercules from the same place oooha 10
Charleston was in the same storm, but managed III 20
get into Norfolk andiafterward to Beaufort NJ. nc
yacht Idle Hour left here on Tuesday last pounu
Savannah and caught in that severe plow .,iu
lost, with all on board, reported by the pllots
hereO
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CANADIAN ITEMS.

TORONTO, Dec 8.-Ihe Toronto Gtooe, re-
ferring TO a rumor OF Sir John Macdonad's propao'0
appointment to succeed the Marquis OF Lorne as uot
nor-Gcneral Of Canada, SAYS that such an
of the constitutional system ais deinson ana ana a. me
dream and that deadly blow would oe deai. W ho
British connection should the Vice regal posllon %
allied by Canadian instead of by an old country"n
MONTREAL Dec. S-There is no alteration In tno poo'-
ton of the striking lasters. Five thousand perSon'
ont OF work on account of the strike ,s Con a.
n e. Brady OF the firm of p Brady, oot to,n
Co shp liners has disappeared. and his private oS'a
has been seized by his Creditors
OTTAWA Dec S-The Dominion Government mas uo
cjded to erect a lighthouse near st. Martins Head
N n This has been rendered necessary by reason Oh
dangers in navigation near that point
ST. JOHN, N. b., Dec. S.-Dipntheria 10 rasi"S W .
.,h.,, ,ant In the settlements of Little Sands and
Pleasant Valley. Murray Harbor District, Prince Ed
ward Island.
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FAILURES IN COLORADO.

TIE DENVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY AND THE
BANK OF BRECKENR SUSPEND.
DENVER, Dec. S.-The Denver Fire Insurance
Comp ny has failed. II was organized fifteen months
ago with capital stock OF 81 0OO OOO of which
ope-fourth was paid In. The officers A. c. Fiske,
president; A. H. Russell. vcepresident, and X r. God
dard secretary On January l, 1882 they made most
fla telng statement 0f the cOmpanys condition.. 1t now
appears that the company never had dollar OF
in money in the treasury and ITS only assets consisted OF
a few unsecured individual notes and tracts OF unm-
proved in Southern states, to which they hold
an imperfect title.
The Bank of Breckenridge, at Breckenridge COL sus
pended this morning. 1t small affair, aud the
failure is regarded unin portant 10y bankers here
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ANGLO-IRISH AFFAIRS.

DUBLIN, Dec. s.-The Huddy murder trial
WAS continued today Counsel for Patrick Higgins the
alleged principal in the murders set u2 the defence that
the In Kergsn the real murderer Kerrigan
he said corrupted by the teachings OF the Land
Ieaeue which was the author OF threeourths OF the
crimes committed in Ireland.
The FresDQns Journal says that Mt DaYtt lntends 10
,phnpn Nr Gladstone and Mr. Irev lyan. CHIEF Sccre
tay for IRE aud depOse at bis tral to the Influence
Of the agitation in Ireland on the passage oi the Lana
bill
AIR Trevelyan arrived In this city laat evening -
a man named Clark was taken into easJodN IN CorK
today Willie cmbarking for America The arrest is con
ndercd an important one.
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RAISING FUNDS FOR IMPROVEMENTS

The bOndhOlders of the Toledo, CINCINNATI
end St. Louis Rulroad Company have been invited to
give and fund the coupons for two years OF
first mortgage bonds in order to furnish funds ior
necessary improvements member of the Boston com
mittee appointed to carry out the plan was at the once
of George William Ballou Coz in this CITY, yesterday
and he explained the needs Of the company 10 sucn
bondhOders as called there IL Is understood tnat one
half OF the $500 has been raised already In Boston
600 In addition has been pledged upon tue
expectation that the remainder Will be raised IN New
York II said be probable that the necessary
will be raised without great difficulty IN case ine ar
rangement should be made, Z. b. Phillips presinent OF
the Eastern Railroad, Will assume the general manage
ment of the rOad.
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GRAVE-ROBBEKS COMMITTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-The grave robbers,
McNamee Pllet Levi Chew and Robert Chew, arrest eu
recently by reporters of The Press we're arragned to-day
for a further hearing. Twenty-Five police officers were
present TO protect prisoners from violence among
Inc witnesses examined Dr. Forbes, demonstraIoI
of ana omy at Jefferson College. He testlled tha NC
had never Thought that he could he regarded az an c
cessory TO the merely because ne never
III ado any Investigation Of tie manner IN Wncn tne
bodies were procured. The college had peen ge1iIns
about so bodies year. The students paid ten uolias
each for ticket aud dollar each for every subject
upon which they operated The four prisoners "I he
committed in default OF $4,000 bail each lOr tIlai az ho
present term OF court.
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APPOINTED TO BE 4 JUSTICE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE.l
BosTON, Dec. S.-GOvcrnor Long has ap-
pointed Oliver Wendell Holiness IT,, to be Justice of the
Supreme Court The Judge is about fortytwo years
old He il q graduate of Harvard College. He served
IN the War of the Rebellion and severely wounded
the battle OF RalPs B, In the neck at Antetlu, aud
father In seeking for his furnished the Decor the
theme for his paper IN The Atlantic Monthly in 1862,
III led "see king the Captain" He served on General
sedgWicks staff and with the staff or the Sixth Corps
until the Of the tie went to Europe alter the
close OF the war; and his return studied with Peics
W Chandler aud George o. shattuck. He spent four
years IN preparing careful notes on =" hents COmneh
Iafips which published IN 1873"
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THE RECENT IYDiIY MISSACRE.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Dee. IA dispatch
rom Chihuahua, Mexico states The recent massacre
IN Casas Grandes by the Indians proves TO have been
horrible affair A band OF Apaches numbering 500
crossed the border and desoenng upon the little town,
began all indiscrimiuate Fully seventy 1--we
perseus fell victims and several girls and women were
carried of by the savages large quantity of STOCK
and other property stolen. The houses OF the
fortunate Moxcans were burned aud the dead bodies
strDped Of their clotning aud iewery The murdered
persons belonged TO tho weathee classes several or the
most prom nent families being among the victims.
TOops nave been despatched to the but the In
dians have long and their Is not expected
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HORRIBLE CONDITION OF A CEMETERY.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Dec. S.-1he Patriot
tomorrow morning will publish some horrible develop
ments in connection with the management OF free
coored cemetery suburbs OF the city 1t Is shown
that there are al layers OF the dead In the IN
cIosure that the dead have only been partly buried
many without being oOfned; and that dogs have been
feasng ON the renans Of those Inferred Tor many
6orons of the bodies being dragged to neghoor
Ing farlnhouses.
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SUFFERING FROM FLOODS IN PARIS.

PARIS, Dec. 6.-The water has reached the
heart OF the city The drains in the lowying quarters
ar, unable TO find an outlet, and the water
has risen TO a level with the road. In the
Rue de rUniversite the water is foot deep in some
places The cellars OF the Foreign once building are
flooded The NOtre Dame quarter is swarning VITA
driven the and the people are snner
Ing from their depredatlOAs
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PROVIDING FOR A STATE FUNERAL.

PARIS, Dee. SIN the Chamber OF Deputies
oday, urgency was voted for the bill providing Tor
state fuueral for Louis Blanc The Republicans intend
10 make the ceremony as imposing as possible Inc
body s1l readh Paris tomorrow evening The Presi-
lent the Republican group shas commissioning IA Ed
hOBd executor Of the estate, to ask victor hugo 10
Pronounce a funeral oratiOn over the remains
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the company has failed to pay that, he was unsoe 70
how the general mortgage bonds were IN MA
been sold by President had been paid as lar ~ 40
knew
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s-The assistant treasurer oi .o
company says interest the new loan Is oeihk
paid but that it is given priority and that the cou
pons the several mortgage loan also being paid
The receivers however do recognize the new Issue
OF consolidated per cent bonds and say that the pay
ment OF interest them purely corporate act OF tne
company and without any sanction from them.
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OTHER DISASTERS At SEA.

LONDON, Dec. S.-The German bark Argo-
naut. CAPTAIN Bremers from Bremen for New-forK Is
ashore on the Island Of Terschelng and Will probably
be total wreck Her captain and ten OF the crew were
drowned. Four of the crew were saved.
sr Johns. n r.. Dec. S.-Adyioes from Cape Race
state that portions of the cargo Of the wrecked steamer
Herder have dried ashore at Long Beach during the
last few DAYS. consisting mostly OF leather whaieoone
ct TO salvage charges the underwriters nave mol
Yet sold the hull and cargo.
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TRYING TO REVOKE AN AGREEMENT.

NEw-ORLEANs, La, Dec. 8.-Ihe City
Syndicate to-day brought action in the Civil District
Court against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company and the City OF NewOreaus to annul and set
aside compromise relative to the Bature property.
worth considerably more than 100000. This properly
The city consented transfer to the railroad company,
for the nominal OF $4,000 The suit Is brought 10
prevent the cOnsummation Of this agreement
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THE FESTIVAL OF ST. GEORGE.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec S.-The Festival OF st.
George was celebrated in the usual manner here to-day
Ali the dgnitaries Of Order of George assembled
ht in the Winter Palace, whore a TIE Deum was
sung ana banquet subsequently, held Ihe Gar pro-
posed the health of Emperor william OF Germany, which
was drunk with enthusiasm. In the evening thoatri-
cal performance, at which the Emperor ara Empress
ind the Imperial family preseBt, was given IN the
AnnitchkOh Palace.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY BY NEGROES.

WASHINGTON, Dee. S.-Another of the high
way robberies which have recently become so common
in Washington occurred about o'clock this afternoon
near the corner Of Elevenhst and Massachusetts, ave.
in the heart OF the city. The victim was young LADY
who teaches in one of the public schools. The assaut
made by young negroes, o1e OF whoLn heI tho
lady securely while the other robbed her Oi the shop
ping bag which contained her money. Both ol tne
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READING FINANCES

President Gowen, Of the Philadelphia and
p.od,ng Railroad Company has returned to Phlladel-
mia after visit of lew days in this city One OF the
bondhoders Of the company said yesterday that
the published spatch relating to tue payment OF Inter
eat on the new per bonds was incorrect In several
particulars He asserted that the general mortgage
hands were not in default. because the coupons
had been paid up TO July 1. The next coupon
would fail due on January l. ou' until
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AIDING AN Art SCHOOL.

CINCINNATI Dec S.-The details of propo-
siton have just been made public whereby
Joseph Longworth ofers TO the Museum
Association perpetual annual income OF 900 for the
support OF art scnOOl The plan IL TO release To Mr.
Longworth certain property the income OF wheh now
school Of Design of the Cincinnati UnlVer-
eiy and transfer that school 70 tbe museum Of the
Association, Nj L0DgwOrta agreeing 70 make new ana
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ABRUPT ENDING OFA SUIT FOR DAMAGES
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

KINGSTON, N. Y, Dec. S-The suit for $5,ooo
damages against the Cornell Steamboat Company Tor
drowning James Burns two years ago, was Abruptly
terminated to-day. At the conclusion OF the
Justice Osborne granted motion for non-sut on Ihe
ground that the defendants having an undouoteu rB'
to the use of Hudson River for purposes OF navs
tion-even though partly obstruced Dy lceLwelo lceLS
not compelled TO place guards along the chann oIohe
by their vessels the OF ice removed py ice
pane- The evidence showed that the vesse nau oeei
running continuously and that no person had DeIore nv
tempted to cross the in the vicinity OF the route KEPT
hrnk mn hX he
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BARREL FACTORY BURNED.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. S.-A fire oc-
CURED at the works OF the Saginaw Barrel Company in
this CITY, to-day and destroyed the barrefactory
mill dril-house and large quantity OF the products or
tue works also about 100000 feet OF lumber Inc
total loss viii approximate $4,000
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ENGLAND. FRANCE AND EGYPT

PARIS Dec. S.-The Repabliqae fraHoatse lC'am-
betta's orcan) says that if the Government OF Great
Britain continues to pursue its egotiStlca pohcy III
Egypt TO the detrlment of French interests France
will urotect those interests III the way she may
think best
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. S.-Thirty-six slaves, OF both
sexes. have been emancpated, and many prisoners
have been released at Iantah.
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DIVISION COMPLETED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-The Salamanca dl-
vision of the Buffalo, Pitsburg and Western Railroad
has been completed to Salamlnca where connections
will probably made withthe New York, Lake Erie ana
Western the Rochester and Pttsburg, and the New,
York PeDnsy yivanla and Ohio roads The new line Wli
not be opened business for two or three weeks An
extension is now being built from Salam1nca TO Olean
and from there line will be constructed to connect WIN
the Delaa are Lackawanna and Western Railroad AZ
De- .yfITn
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

A PASSENGER TRAIN THROWN DOWN AN EMBAEK-
MENT-NO PERSON KILLED.
MACON, Ga, Dec. 8.-A passenger train
which left Macon for Montgomery this morning ran on
the track mile east of Georgetown near Euaula'
this afternoon The entire train thrown one hun
dred yards from the track down embankment t.
Every person the train except the engine crew was
more or less injured Mail Agent Wiley Harris Express
Messenger +. II. Foes and train hand named Nathan
Williams badly injured The passengers were sent
to hotel at Georgetown, and medical aid was pro-
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PURCHASE OF A ROAD.

CHICAGO, Dec. 8.-The Peoria and Farming
Railroad has been purchased by the Central Iowa
Railroad Company, which thus obtains entrance 70
Peoria 1t is understood that the Central lowa c0nte
plates connection eastward as far as Fort wayne
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CANADIAN PACIFIC, SURVEYS.

MONTREAL, Dec. S.-Major Rogers, engineer
the Canadian Pacific Railway, has arrived here from
he Pacific slope. where he has completed survey OF
me 70 connect With Calgary He says Will be con-
nderably shorter than that laid down by the Govern
eent surveyors years ago. and nat the new pass
through the Rocky Mountains far SURPASSED the lie aher
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ABRANCH TRANSFERRED.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec. S.-The Northern
Pacific Railway Company will tomorrow transfer lts
in Dakota to the ST. Paul Minneapolis
and Manitoba Railroad Company, which VIII oegln
operating it Monday, a spur track OF tDree ihhe'
having been built from Everest to the branch at Casse
ton.
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Loss CAUSED BY A DEFECTIVE FLUE.

A defective hue caused a fire yesterday in
the basement of No. 500 Broadway occupied by Edward
Newell a dealer in mems furnishing goods. The stock
was damaged about S5 900. The building, owned by
n. L. WashDurn, OF Brooklyn, was damaged about
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THE SrEINITz-MARTINEz CHESS MATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-The fifth game OF
the return series between steinitz and Martinez wa
played to-day and by the former on the sixty
eighth move