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New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
EFFORTS TO ADVANCE PUBLIC BUSINESS.
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WASHINGTON. April 19.-It is understood that
Mr.. Robson. who was appointed by the Rcpubilcan
caucus last Friday evening chairman of caucus
committee to consider and decide in what order the
various public measures with the responsibility OF
which the Republican majority is charged shall be
brought before the House for action, has, as
authorized by the caucus, appointed the following
named members to constitute the remainder OF the
committee Messrs. Hscock, New-York; Robinson,
Massachusetts,; Mckinley, Ohio; Burrows, Mich
iaan Bingham, Pennsylvania; and Pound, Wlscon-
SIM The members Of the committee met socially at
Mr.. RObcsOn's last evening.
There are good reasons to believe that the hrst
public measure to he brought forward and pressed
to vote. after of the contested election
cases and the Tariff Commission bill
shall have been disposed of, will be the
bill to extend the charters of the National banks,
the fixing of day for the consideration of which
the Democrats have twice succeeded i'll preventing.
In regard to this measure the Republicans-and a
few Democrats who in spite of their Democracy
have still some faint regard for the interests of the
country-are very determined and they declare that
this Congress shall not adjourn until IL
Is passed Some of the more prom-
ncnt Democratic leaders in the House have
already become alarmed at the position III which
the party has placed itself this question and are
anxiously seeking a loop-hole of escape
The Washington Post of yesterday contained signi-
ficant editorial paragraph which seems to bear the
earmarks of SamuelJ. Randall. 1t tells the House
Democrats that their present course on tins matter
is the height of folly" and that :" a persistent re-
flIsal to consider so important matter looks too
much like flIbuSterng AGAINST al bill the passage OF
which is desired by large majority OF the people"
In TIE TRIBUNE'S Washington dispatch about the
vote i'll the House on Monday unintentional IN
Justice was done TO Congressman Nolan by the
omission of his name from those of the Democrats
who voted to fix day for the consideration OF the
Bank bill. He was present all day and voted every
time his name called
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
PROPOSED NEW DEPARTMENT.

WAsHNGTON, April 19.-Ihe House Committee
ON Civil Service Reform, to which referred the
sevaral bills to enlarge the scope of the Agrcnllu
raj Department. has been engaged in preparing
substitute bill which provides for Department of
Industries and four bureaus one Of which is to be
designated the Bureau of Agriculture.'
The bill provides for Secretary who shall be
Cabinet officer, and four heads of bureaus The
committee held "a meeting this afternoon and vir-
tually agreed upon the bill. Another meeting will
be held tomorrow TO perfect some minor details
when the bill will be reported TO the House with
the request that it be printed and rccommittcd.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
COMPLICATIONS AND NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Ihe Senate i'll cx-
oc,tve sesson to-day confirmed the following nonlna
tiOns:
Theodore Canisius, OF illinois, to be United States
Consul al Apla. 49, ,,,..,o. ~ colu,hio IN ne
limited states Consul at irlndaN. . ,.. o., .,,o
I,racl g. Adams, TO be collector VI NuS'oh9 ioi ''0
distrjcr OF Great Egg Harbor, - j.. . -, ,,...,., ~,
sfchcn ". DuncOmbc, OF Mlchlgh, 10 p' hcS'S''I vi
the land Office at Aberdeen, Dakota .. , ,,,,o
T"nns c. Alien Of Michigan, 10 De receiver OF pphc
fooueys at Aberdeen, Dakota. - . ,. .,; ,,,,.,,. ,t
Vincent w. Bayiess, De receiver Of puDhc moneys d"
Eau Claire, Wi% , a.,
The President cent the following noin'hauohs'o 10 'ne
Senate today A., ~. H..
,,,,.,..s- -Iorcu g. Ifnrd, al Springfield, VI; Henry
Wbitcom,b nt Concord, Mass.; Lewis iiolhs-' a.
Bridgewater Mass; Joseph G. nance, uI - - i,,l A.
r. IL ~ Hrgas at FOxboro' Mas; james = i'eh'' "t
H"is,on Mass; Francis L. Porter, at beyGriy IssT, PM
Tdvy.,rd + (Dtcs at 1hOmaetOn, conn" Siinu'i .,
80. 80 ~, i;,,cins \ Y: Jesse T.. Dlc, ~ Dupols Ichn'
ips strber at Napcryile III Ea%afI Jerome
{, Krnritnn Al Ann Arb0r, Mich Patrick H. b
at ToIrGo ono: Albert j. Lowry, at Placer'c' C"l'
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

MOVEMENTS OF a NEwYoRK YACHT.
FoRrREss MoXRoE Va APn l9Mdhs 81, GorS yacht 5rln
Aeous NewYOrk Yacht Club has arrived mere from
Ne"'fOrAip PAYING SALVAGE AND SAILING.
KEY WEST Fla. April l9.-ihc spanish steamer
aehavcnafa PAID salvage and expenses 10000 ana sailed
THE PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY
Ii AE d cdoaa1 ig "sG5aS ese o q aar e
day to hear the companys statement ana '"Ae s'uoh
''''''''' FINANCIAL EMBARRAssMENT
PnovIDENCr, r. l., April 19.-'Thc furniture manu-
raSsent OF the failure Of the Providence Tool ON
F'''' NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS.
PArrtGU \ g. Apnl l9.-lhe Democratic state
FxrcMtiye Gomnitce called meet at Raleigh on May
10 TX hc of holding Democratic state eoh'eoh anu
TuT AMOUNT OF a DEFALCATIoN INCREASING.
KEADSG psan AP have Seea eSaScS d. The
m m leeoan Is o10 Of 600 before
reported Dundore Is still at large
MORMON CONVERTS ARRIVING
SAN FRANCisco. April l9.-lhe steamer Clty OF
sdRy egnyeTI on the way 10 Salt Lake
arg ars Danes and Nofv egians.
"'' FUNERAL OF GOss. THE COMEDIAN.
r,ov SmiI l9.0ih he funeral of " Ned - GoSs. the
comedian took place this morning beautiful nG'a % tSues @ &
hea9 mister Of fogi PLAIN conducted the
URGING A NATIONAL Ban Kkt pr LAM.
PETERSBURG. Va, April l9.-Ihe ieters6nrg
Chamber q Commerce Las reecye1 ,6 eom%gaSon % % ,sE
ey action in reference to The ss P qSeIe 81
CITY ELECTION AT NEWPORT r. /
NEWPORT. r. l., April 10 9kobcrt ;. Franklin,
pcnun an was elected Mayor today by li4 maJoI oyer
it,h. u Slocum the present incumbent The pfOlO5llon
To eh the parks and Beleyueave by electro HghS WAS
adopted by large majority ~
CHINEsE PROBABLY LOST AT SEA
SAN FRANCisCO, April l9;--Ihe s'saIncr OIizapa,
for SOU hern aifornia IorS picked ap IVn On
icI n Monterey recently wih httcen Cnheo pass hRett
for -nuthcin California IL Il sdpposd tlne uS shoonoI
Was abaaouoi during tho late gale aAd al Oh ooA'" "ero
..,.,, ,-v,.,rD
4 NEw FREIGHT STEAMER oRDEhEp' H..
RosToN. April 19.-Me-srs MONTGOMERY " How
ari n chelsea Mass have Jnst closed contract WMh e
"u ~ o"~ 5fflmbnat Company for tho bm!jihg az new
Ola N1on} ,y,n nef seen fan River and New York rhc
staiDutI ~, ir,ns and wall be used exclusively for
the transp pOrtauon OF Helght' -. .............
N-rpnrCT AGAINST AN INSANE PHYSICIAN.
PinIApELrmIA, April l0.-A cor0ners lnry IN i the
- 80 Sfrs ann Quinn seventy six, Who, II alleged
ch-, Oa ~, DR. i. ii Grimm. today returned verdict
from ma practice at the hands oi Dr. "uhn eom
ol i he lo ged asa detaner against Griin upon his
frou the Pennsy yyansa Hospital ioi lhe Insane "Aere
| ha IA AL Lre4AIt lodged.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
IRREGULAR SYSTEM OF PASSING CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Ihe House Com
,tce ON Expenditures in the War Department will
tinue is Investigation into the alleged corrupt practice
of clerks IN the offices of the Quarermaster-cneral and
Third Auditor OF the Treasury soon as certain papers
which have been called for received from the War
Department The committee has thus far examined only
one itncss-one Classy, claimagent Of this city His
examination brought to light system Of passing claims
which the committee regards as dlsadVan u e
Government A member of the committee sald To-Day
mat there seemed be good reasons Tor an lnVcstga
ion of the existing method or passing claims IN inc
Office, and that the comllltc
md direct snch Investigation rather 10 the system
nov in vogue in the Office than to the cases OF ind
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
United States Copsu Genernl has accepted an INVITA-
ton to complimentary dinner rendered by leading ciu
a DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE.
MISSOURI TOWN PARTIALLY DEsTRoYED-MANf
PERSONS INJURED AND SEVERAL KILLED.

MISSOURI TOWN PARTIALLY DEsTR0YED-MANf
PERSONS INJURED AND SEVERAL KILLED.
ST. LOUIS, April 19.-The cyclone, which did
such damage at Brownsville No. yesterday AFTERNOON
Is described as follows: A few moments before the
storm struck, the atmosphere grew suddenly close ana
heavy Darkness almost Ike night, cnsued. A few mo
ments after terrible roaring noise heard and the
next instant huge, black and angry funnel-ehaped
cloud was seen coming from the southwest at almost
lightning speed The large part Of the funnel was down
ward and It seemed to be whirling In rotary notion
and bounded along to the earth like rubber BALL
When the cloud reached tho southwestern limits OF te
town it seemed TO roll along within few feet OF the
ground and houses raised clear OF their foundations
torn TO atoms and the pieces hurled in every direction
Trees were uprooted and twisted off close TO the ground
and persons and animals picked up and carried TOT
yards through the air. then dropped bruised ana Ded
ing to the ground The track OF tue cycInc VIE ~
$50 yards wide. and extended from the southwestern 10
the northeastern limits OF tho town totally destroy
twenty OF the principal business houses ana dWe
ings. Two large business blocks OF tw0-stOry Dflch
buildings I'm the northern part OF the town were torn
completely atoms end the debris scattered III every
direction Frame dwellings were drawn into the yorleh
crushed like cggahels, aud the heavy tmDers car
red hundreds OF yards Among the stores are
those OF c. NJ. Kelley, drugstore; W. d. RunDert haru
TONER Also the Central Hotel railroad depot and tele-
graph office and most Of the best business buildings IN
town. Telegraphic communication Is cur on, anu IL S
very difficult to obtain Information Inc Mlssoull ia
cihc Railroad Company special relief tram from
Sedalia last night and several doctors went 10 w.
Of the terrible calamity to render ald 10 le SUI
Beside those reported killed night James Jackson
had his back broken and Will die; e. NJ hellcy anu
man. W. H. Steers and Schoelin Chapman were severely
bruised l..
Brownsville s the oldest town in Saline County and Is
situated the Missouri Pacific Railroad. twenty ytwo
miles II ON Sedala, and not far from Sweet Springs
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
TIE MEMPHIS POST OFFICE.
EY rgLEGaArn TO THE TRIBUNE !

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Friends of the President
make sharp answer to the corC.laints of Congress
man Moore, of Tennessee, regarding the Memphis
Post Office. They say that the candidate Mr. Moore
has been pushing is his yn brother-in-law and he
has been urging the President TO make vacancy
Inv removing in the middle of her term woman who
was appointed to take the place of her deceased
husband. The charges against the Office were all
nd d,1mi,sod They suggest that Senator Harris
was entitled 10 consideration in the matter, mas
much as Memphis is bis own home.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
FREE TRADE IN BRITISH INDIA.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Department
OF state has received report from ConsulGenera Matt
son of Calcutta dated March 13, 1882, relative to
very important proposed change In the laws bearing
on customs duties goods imported into British India
The financial budget for 1928 introduced March
I'm the Legislative Council by the Minister Of Finance
proposes among other things the total abolition OF
general import duties, leaving only special duties IN
fre Io Wit those on wine beer spirits, liquors. arms
Ammunition salt and opium. the motion 10 effect this
great change has been formally made ana al present
haiuC denied i'm the Council Its pass by almost
unanimous vote is only question OF few days SO that
nractlcav il may be said that British India II open for
Tree trade with only the few exceptions mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEVIS.
MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

MURDER IN THE FIRST DECiREt~
ST LOIIs. April 10" Jack - Hayes, a ruff
fan who shot and killed Philip Mueller liquor-selleI
hecausc he would no, sell him beer credit was found
cu,ltv of murder in the first degree to-day.
MEXICANs KILLED BY INDIANS.
TrCsOX AriZ, April 19-News has been
received from Charleston that the Indians have nur-
dcrd two Me xcan teamsters near there ana escaped
with he mules of the murdered lnen
HARRISON, THE EVANGELIST
CIvcINNATI, April ia dispatch from
TiFin oho saya: thomas Harrison, the Evangelist,
ro, down during service this afternoon and was
compelled give mp his engagement lie started nome
for Boston tonight.
THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE MEETS.
ST. LOUIS, April ia dispatch from Jef-
fer-ou CITY saws q" The Legislature convened to-day
MS session OF the Legislature specially called Dy
Goyernor C1ttenden for the Of redstl1ctns the
state"
TIE MURDER OF MAYOR sTUBBs.
Drs MONIES. Iowa, April 19.-There are no
, Of ruo law against the nurercrs OF Mayor stubbs.
f pix (1tv TIE excitement has sub,id"d, ana 1t VIII
t reak ont again unless Justice miscarIie- C. Der
anothor of the nurlerers. was arrested yestcr
day. ,rtunpv v.GRANT
ST. Louis, April l9.-Ihe people IN the
vicinity of Barnard. Maryvilc, Mo nave pee an
,,nrd lately by an unknown crazy tramp constable,
acSounouird Iy several men. among them ChArc, =.
Attire started To arrest him, when thc tramp icd at
them killing Mr. Akire. The sherli ana MS ueputles
killed the Vagraut
WAGES OF OHIO MINERS. 'H"
Corr.vEre April 19-l'he distr It delegates
adnu ed resolution that the wages or an InheTs VINO
Ia suffered q reduction since Febru1ry shhl be re-
m th prices. 80 cents, or Obcf"ac hih
ug Will be suspended on April 30
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
SHARP WORDS GIVEN AND RECEIVED.

BY TELNGRAIH TO THE IIuBINEI
WASHINGTON, April l9.-CongresSman John ID.
White. of Kentucky who referred in his speech the
other dav to ex-President Hayes as " the imbeclle
from Ohio" devoted good portion of his remarks
TO abuss of c. c. Wharton, who succeeded Mr..
Bristow rs United States Distrct-Attorney in that
State, and is now in Washington as the attorney OF
the Kentucky whiskoy interest. The speech
charged that his official record is "damnablc," and
called him the paid lobbyist of the "whIskey
kings" etc.
Colonel Wharton has to-day written card in
which he pronounces Mr.. White to be liar and
other things. There was time when to call Ken.
tucky Congressman liar would mean " bel lud,"
but there is no probability OF any thhS more Ihdh d
Mar OF words in tins case.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

was passed authorizing the President OF the United
States, in conjunction with the State OF Texas, 10 run
and mark the boundary lines between part OF the 'e
tory OF the United and the State Of Texas ana 70
complete the survey authorized by the act OF lsoo
petition presented and referred signed by the GOV
crnor members Of the Assembly and other citlZcns o
Ohio praying IN view OF the appalling iltcracy OF tne
voting population, revealed in the last census tnas
liberal appropriations be made for the education OF ne
people ~ the States The Senate without dissentns
vote insisted upon its amendment to the Post once Ap
preparation bill for ratabc distribution OF speca ina
facilities trunk lines, and Messrs. Plumb, ALLISON ana
Beck rc-appointed conferees.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
THE PRESIDENT At ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April 17.-Prcsident Arthur,
accompanied by his and daughter and Mrs ex-5ec
retary Hunt arrived here this morning The object OF
the Presidents visit for the purpose OF showing to
his children the HerndOn monument in the Naval
Academy grounds. Captain Herndon was the grand
father of President Arthurs children and was in com
mand Of the Central America, which went down IN
storm on September II, 1857. The Captain allowed no
one TO leave The vessel until all the women and children
got away The Captain and $50 persons persled Inc
President was re eiyed by Captain Ramsay, SupeTln-
tenLcnt OF the Naval Academy.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
MINERS RUSHING TO ALASKA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April "a dispatch from
Victoria b. G.. says: The steamer has arrived from
Alaska Adviccs from Juno CITY state that tho indica-
tons favor a rush OF miners during the coming summer
and laWlessness and boOdshed anticipated unless
soe form OF government instituted In the Territory
Placer miners arriving every steamer, and thcy
hnnouu ce their intention OF locating quartz claims
In some instances they have already done So ana thcy
say that as there no law in the Territory, they VIII
hold thcr claims by force.
The United states steamship Wachusett VIII start LOT
two months cruise in a few days.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
THE FORD BOYS STILL IN TROUBLE.

ST. LOUIS, April ia dispatch from Kan
sas City says Ford who shot Jesse james, WAS
taken to Richmond Ray County, this morning to await
the action Of the authorities the charge OF killing
Wood TIite Of the outlaw gang The Ford boys as
sert that the Governor promised them immunity for all
rast -mes but this Governor Crittendcn Indignantly
denies He would not say, however, that he VIII not
pardon them. The Governor says he oeneNes frahci'
lam IN dead
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
RELIEF MEASURES FOR RUSSIAN JEWS.

LONDON, April 19.-Tho Mansion House
Jewish Committee at a meeting last night empowered
Mr. Yates leading merchant OF Liverpool who s about
10 visit America to assure the various committees In
that country Of anxiety Of the Mansion House Com
Inittee to work in perfect accord with them. -
St Petersburg dispatch that the Council OF tne
Empire has been Instructed to draw up law defining
the position of Jews in Russia.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
COLLISION BETWEEN TRAINS.

SALEM, Mass, April 19.-This morning as
the 1890 train to Boston the Eastern Railway was
passing the siding at Castle Ill., gravel tram backed
into It MASKING the engine and tearing out the side o
tbe harage car The stove overturned and the car
SET on ire but the eytin guished Francis Pro
venx. OF the Amesbury express had an ankle DroSth
and francis Woodbury. OF Bells Ieyerly express. mad
an arm broken ard was injured IN the head The latter
is probably fatally hurt several others were slightly
brIIiS
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION METHODS

LONDON, April 19.-The House of Commons
this evening considered the BILL introduced by Ash
ton Dixie which proposes to throw upon the community
the expenses of returning officer in conduct
ing Parllamc ntary election. These e1-
penses are to be paid out OF the
rates in the same manner those incurred in the
registration of voters The bill also prescribes that
candidate must obtain absolute majority OF the votes
recor,led or submit TO a secund ballot. The measure
which supported by tbe Government passed Its second
reading by a vote OF 81 to 50.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
SUBSIDIES FOR STEAMSHIP LINES.

CRY OF MEXICO April 19.-The Government
has granted concession for the establishment OF the
Mexican Continental Steamship Company to run
weekly line between NewYork Havana and Vera Cruz,
with subyenOn Of 81 900 for each round trip, to take
eec September when the contract with the present
line terminates The company will be obliged TO re-
duce the present freight and passenger rates 10 per
cent. -
A concession has been granted to n Mexican company
for line OF steamships between Vera Cruz New-Oreans
and Galveston, with Il subsidy Of IS 5000 per anhuIn
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
A NATIONAL SAENGERFEST.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1G.-The managers o.
the National saengerfeso he held IN this city from June
90 TO July A. have rented the Academy Of Music and
and Horticultural Hall bridge will connect the two
budncs The concerts will be given in the Academy and
Horticultural Hall will he nsed as reception ioo II
Is cypected that sixty societies. representing every State
in the I'ninn will send 200 singers. The managers
financial success OF the festival IS assured
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
COUNT ANDRAssY CAUSES A SENSATION.

VIENNA, April 19.-Ihe IaJJlaH states that at
the sitting Of the Hungarian Delegation on Tuesday there
WAS great excitement sensation was created py
speech Of Count Andrassy, in which he exhibited violent
opposition to the government, complaining OF the apph
caio Lof the military law I'm Bosnia and HerzeSoyina.
and demanding that law be carried out only III thO
most gradual manner He warmly attacked the admin
istlafiOn Of the occupied provinces.
AT a special sitting on "Wednesday the DcceatIOn
adnpted an extraordinary credit Of 3D. 900 orns for
the pac1caton OF the two provinces.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
READJUSTERS SEEKING ADJOURNMENE

RICHMOND, Va, April 19.-In She House of
Delegates today in furherance of the action OF the con
ference leading Readusters held last night resou
tton proydng for recess Of the General Assembly from
Saturday next until June II, adOpted-ycas, 40;
nays 35a strict party vote except that one Reauster
voted with the Democrats in the negative The senate
viii act tuon the resolution tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
pR1zE AWARDED TO A BOSTON MAN.

PARIS, April 19.-The prizes offered by the
late Isaac Perere essays social questions have been
awarded The second prize which give for an essay
ON education was awarded to conpctitor in Boston.
Mass Who however, omitted to forward his address
There f. ONLY one other in which prize was Sc
cnrcd bv a foreigner The judges were Jean Baptste
Dumas Camille See and Senator Carnot iherc were
400 pnpers Oh pauperism, 81 education ana 10 on
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
THE .SCOURGE or SMALLPOY.

SOrrn BETHLEHEM, Penn, April 19.-Thrce
new cases OF smallpox and two deaths were reported to-
dav Thirty houses being disi iected
PETERSBURG, Va, April 19.-Conflucnt smallpox has
broken ont in Bermuda Township Chesterfield County,
and every effort l. being made to prevent lis spread
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
BISMARCK AND TIE GERMAN PRESS.

BERLIN, April 19.-The Editor OF the
TagcJdn, who was lately sentenced 10 three mon'nS
imprisonment for ibcllng Prince bismarck has been
seuteuced to another weeks conhncmen; for Inserting
letter in his paper about NJ. Gainbea which the Court
held to be bias phtlnous -, .,-.,. .
Al be inst ance of Prince Bismarck the circulation of
one of the MINOR papers here has been lrOAloted
Hn-1A
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

PARIS, April 19.-'The Cabinet Council has
approved the scheme OF " de Leseps for cutting canal
through the neck OF land dividing the Gulf OF Gaoes from
the salt marshes and low lying parts OF the Desert OF
Sahara IN the south Of Tnis Ii is expected that the sea
will in virtue OF this cutting more I'LL up the Desert
OF Sahara The political advantage to be obtained by
The sceme will be tho insulation OF Iunls and Age1 Dy
crcon0 a water barrier between them and Tipoi. The
cnsf Of the canal II is estimated, will be 05,0OOOOO
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
MR.. LOWELL TO REMAIN IN ENGLAND.
lar TELEGRArH ro THE rRIBUNEL

TBI TKlHUNET
WASHINGTON, April 19.-There is excellent au-
thOrity for saying that, in spite of all the rumors
that Mr.. Lowell is to be Immediately superseded,
the situation regarding the English Mission remains
as IT has been stated in The TRIBUNE's dispatches.
The President has thus far formed no intention of
making a change there. and il is certain that none
will be made for some months at least.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
NDMN TROUBLES ~ ARIZONA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April ia Tucson dis
patch says A dispatch to The citizen from Camp
Thomas that the Chief OF Police at san Car IS has
been by Indians, and fears entertained for the
safety o all The employees there. Colonel SchOfCld with
two COMPANIES % the 9Th Cavalry has gone TO their res
cue. The LOcOs band If on the path
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
MEDALS FOR AMERICAN COMPANIES.

EDINBURGH, April 19.-In the International
Fisheries Exhibition two silver medals have been
awarded to "a company Gloucester, Mass, for glue ana
isinrass A d. Iona f0 fcItIlizne material irOduccu
rom refuse has been given 10 the same company
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
A NEW CHARTER FOR Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn.,. April 19.-The House of
Representatives to-day passed he charter for Hart
ford which substantially does away with the ancient
government and substitutes thc city government. The
charter must be- submitted to the people for approval nnd
il is expected II VIII meet viii considcIabt Opposition