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Fort WAYNE Ind. June l0.-J. V. Gilbert Q
wealthy farmer Of this county, drove town yesterday
with Lii wife Jennie for the purpose OF getting divorces
the matter having previously been arranged by thou
Gil. a., .n,Ita.,;o. ~
treatment She then signed agreemen mt with him u
me enSet that she should have soo cash half
eacs ytar S %. a, :..i go, etry third year
and half OF the milk OF the cows together with The card
OF the two girls, ho taking the boy They both In
court and requested that the matter be taken up inme
wAa entered.
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rAou.and. Starving In "a virginia County.

DANyILLE. June 10.--A special courier ar.
rived here to-day from Patrick County in this State,
begging relief for the people Of that county Ave thou.
sand Of whom are starving for want Of meal or Hour.
The total failure Of their crops last year
them mary months aso, and their small supplies have
been ut last exhausted Women aud children have al.
ready died from starvation, md there are 400 people
now at Patrick Court House who have had hardly
situated remote and inaccessible portion of Virginia
The roads mountainous aud bad. and cOnmunica
tons slow and dfiCult Among the poorer classes
the SUM- ring Is terrible Efforts being made nj
to organize relief expeditions.
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Carl Walluth. a German barber. was found
hanging yesterday to the door OF his in the board
ing house at IA First street lie had been dead several
hours He was native of pnrmstadt 40 years Of age
and came to this country in 1893 These facts were
gathered from papers found in his trunk and nothing
more known about him for the reason that although
he had lived in the boarding house four years he had
been known to speak except to for dishes at
table and make similar necessary requests man who
occupied the same room with hun for year said that
during all that time they INDUCED IN conversation
Whatsoever Al the barber shop In Pearl street; where
ways conspicuous tDr his melancholy appearance. and
looked more sad than usual Immediately precei
hs suicide,
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A lnira In Ireland,

LONDON. June 10.-Thrce hundred soldiers
and police have been drafted into the district where Mr.
Bourke shot The three persons arrested on susp
con OF being concerned In the murder have been re-
leased as there evidence to Justify their dete
ton The only pDint against Kane that he laughed
when the bodies were discovered.
DuBLN, June lO.-LOrl Spencer, the Lord Lieutenan
addressing dcputaton OF school teachers today said
that the recent murders furnished abundant proof that
organization existed which murdered and maimed in
open defiance of the law lie earnestly hoped that the
Repression bill would DO speedily passed.
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NEW JERSEY.

VIM y Beers, a prominent grower and shipper OF
peaches in Morris County, dropped dead in q meadow
yesterday from spopleIy
John Avison who has been Justice OF tho Peace IN
Paterson since 1859 died yesterday at the age OF II
years lie served rs Police Judge for ten years
Augustus Anders proprietor OF tho Ocean View Hotel
IN Atlantic city who II is said has been made by
ptnrActcd sickness yesterday afternoon stabbed his
wife and then cut his own throat Both will die.
Henry Nolan, aged "a went TO the picnic OF tho Rog
ers locomotive works At the PAssAc Falls in Paterson
last Monday Nothing was lie ard OF him after
ward I'LL yesterday, Whsn his body found in the
basin below the fans Whether his death accidental
VI SUICIDAL pot known
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Drowning Day at the DorIPound.

The first official dog drowning took place
yesterday afternoon at the dog pound. large number
OF dogs were Gagged, some very valuable, and others
worth nothing from point OF view The doomed
dogs were placed in large iron with wheels and
running on an iron track Then the chain holding the
car was lOOsed and the cage down the track
the wharf and the river. 1t lowered and sank
below the surface where allowed to for
quarter OF hour, when was drawn up, and all life
lad dishDpea
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WASHINGTON. June 10.-Mr. Charles II. Reed
in company with notary public visited the Jail yester
day to secure Guiteaus signature to petition for writ
OF hsbeas corpus is believed that Justice Miller will
be asked to pass upon the writ he expected to
OF the Supreme Court then in Washington After At
tentiye reading OF the petition Guitsau signed it,
marking that II would be of no service the
with the President.
Yielding to Warden Crocker's solicitation, Guteau has
finally consented to see Clergyman. and he attend
cd yesterday by the Rev DR. Hicks of the Tabernacle
Church of this city. The prisoner much cted
and earnesty Joined In the PRAYER BY the minister
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LONDON, June 10.--A balloon containing Sir
Claude de Crespsny and Mr., simmonds an aeronaut,
assembled from Maldon today, tho occupants intending
to cross the Channel Immediately after 1t was released
the struck house and Sir Claude de Crcspgny fell
and broke his leg. Mr., Simmonds proceeded alone
A despatch from Calais states that the balloon
sighted from there at O'Clock this afternoon II
moving In u sOMtherlN Direction.
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George W. Lane Co.. McKesson x Robbins,
Phelps, Dodge Co, r. D. Morgan Co, and other
chants signed yesterday afternoon memorial asking
President Arthur to put the Tariff Commission
one practical man familiar with Custom House matters.
The memorial says that no representation seems to
have been given TO the interests of commerce far
they are concerned In those peculiar features of the
tarit that leave the importer in doubt OF the
ing or the law produce Nexauous delays and litigation,
and encourage dishonest practices The memorialiss
appeal to President Arthurs experience Collector OF
these Objectionable features OF the tariff.
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A Fifth Avenue Residence Flooded.

Two policemen discovered water trickling
down the steps OF Gen Henry II, BaHters house at hsS
Fifth avenue Friday. The house being unoccupled,
they climbed In by All accessible window and discov
cred that the bahub faucets in the second story had
been le, open that, the tub overlooking the house
had been flooded AS Gen Baxter Is in Portland. the
damage could not be asccrained but the police estimate
II IT 300. which Is nrObably much too low.
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A gentleman was stopped near the corner OF
Park and Ann street last evening by q stranger
who asked him the hour. when tile stranger had
gone the gentleman missed his watch, an Independents
quarter second NV back hunting case made by POiteyin
Co. OF GeneYA and cased by Iadd Co OF all street,
and was valued at $500. Tho thief was a short man,
with brown moustache and wore dark suit The loss
was reported Vt the OAK street police station.
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ST. PETERSBURG. June lO.-Ihe appolntmont
OF Jews chief surgeons the army is forbidden ex
cept on the receipt OF express instructions from tho
command er in chief.
Peasants have again attacked the house of Count
Bobrinsk sanguinAry encounter ensued and several
persons were killed.
PksrH June ln-The lower House OF the Hungarian
Diet has debated petition OF the authorities OF Szah
mar requesting that steps be taken 70 stop the immigra
ton To that place Of Jews from Russia and has approved
n motion of u committee the subject recommending
that the Government adopt such police and sanitary
measures with regard TO the jews as IL required
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My.terlou. A.,n..,nntlon OF n Miner.

SCRANTON. juno 1O.-At 3 o'clock this morn
ing the body Of Patrick McAndrew,a miner, found
lying the door Of the Kcyso Hotel bullet had
entered his head back OF the right and passed ont
through his face The hotel proprietor SAYS lie knows
nothing OF an ARRAY and the ncghbors say they heard
no shooting and no disturbance during the night Some
think the killing of McAndrcM is the result of plot
Several years ago one VI his relatives in the same
neghborhood had his house ridded By bullets BY gang
of masked men during the night
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Organizing n Canadian Club.
A meeting of Canadian residents Of

A meeting OF Canadian residents OF this city
interested in organizing Canadian club held at tho
Knckcrbocker Cottage in sixth avenue last evening
Mr. j. Macnsb Clark presided. and Mr. Ellis Thompson
was Secretary. II was announced that the objects OF
the organization to bring Canadians together in
friendly and social intercourse and to provide for the
celebration OF Dominion Day Messrs James W. Britt,
Henry u. Lyman T., Il. YRlkel W. II. MILFORD and Mr.
Mr.. Rheinish were appointed to arrange for perma.
mont organization. The club is TO meet az ain Sat.
Ri
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Pom JEIvIs June 10.-Mchaeli Draconnettl
an Italian of 1874 Mott street. Now York. fell jumped
from express train No. on the Erie f6sd aud was
thought to be fatally injured lie rallied to-day and
was put board train No IS to be taken his home
Between Narrowsburgh and Lackawaxen he threw up
n v,nn, 'nd jumped from the train, which Was going
), trm V.~rs..3 me passing that point have been
notified 70 watch for NM ~ to The time Of writing
lie had mot been found iis IL SUPPOSED 70 be crazy
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Mrs. Guild Win. hsr suit.

On the report OF Charles c. Brady, referee
and motion of Franklin Bartlett Esq, counsel for
plaintiff Justice Cullen OF BROOKLYN Yesterday granted
Rosa 5. Guild from william H. Guild Of the Arm Guild
Garrison, wiliamsburgh, with $1,000 year Alimony
49, ha agtin
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The increase in the value OF grain and pro-
visions in this market is shown by the follow

Liberal receipts OF cattle from Texas and
elsewhere have brought down tho price Of the
poorer grades OF beef, but the corn-fed variety
fancy prices. The best cattle coming TO the
Chicago market are sent to New York while
poorer grades are consumed or packed hero.
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John Mccormick.

John Mccormick for long time John Nor
risseys partner in business buried last Monday
Calvary Cemetery. lie died in the New York Hospital
lie born in the Ninth Ward and dealing
the old lspenard Street House when he made John
rissey's acquaintance Aftcrward he interested in
the printers game Mt % Chatham street and with
Morrissey. DAILY, and Mott tho combination at
SIS Broadway with Daniel Danser and others III Bar
clay street and finally with MOrrissey and Charles Reed
in the Saratoga track and pool cling business His
health had been failing for four wears. lie buried
from the residence OF his Patrick Elizabeth
Mccormick, 400 West Thirteenth street.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Commodore George VI Ransom, L. g ", will be placed
on tho retired list on the 18TH instant,
Tho Department Of Agriculture estimates that the
wheat crop Will lie exceeded only by the product OF 1880
Its believed that the Ways and Means Committee will
report joint resolution providing for the adiournmenS
OF Congress not LATER thanJuly I.
The counsel Of Capt HowEas in the civil suit OF the
Government against him for $lOl 27j 50 have been
gi'en ill Monday to decide whether they viii answer 70
the complaint or confess judgment.
The House Committee on Civil Service Reform will
port favorahy Representative kasson's bill which
charges the Court Of Claims with the preliminary
sderation OF cases Of contested elections
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France to Have Elective Judges.

PARIS. June 10.-The Chamber OF Deputies
to-day discussed the Judiciary Reform bill and voted
the clause aholishng the rreovabiity Of Judges and
the efforts OF the Minister OF Justice voted ia
sgHinst 22 in favor Of the principle that Judges be
chosen by election.
the Chamber Of Deputies relative TO the introduction Of
Galt ali aatu
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Fast Fsrryboats.

The Flushing is claimed to be the fastest fer
ryboat the East River. Yesterday at 2 L. II. the
Flushing and the double decker Southampton started
out OF their slips together at Hunters Point and
side by side down the river for distance of over mile
when the Flushing broke TO enter her slip at the
foot OF Seventh street She did not gain foot the
Southampton The passengers said to have highly
enjoyed what they regarded as race.
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The man who walked of the bridge OF tn,
Seventh street ferry last Saturday night Davi'
Conroy who did business in North Eighth street Brook
yn and lived at GIT FIRST avenue New York The bod
was found yesterday, and identified by his wife.
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Delured WIZ BInzIng Wax.

Charles Koppes. aged s. Of Georgia avenue.
In East New York, is dying Last Thursday, while VII
liam Milleriof 10 Maujer avenue boiling in Ne.
koppess house the wax caught ire To save the house
lie threw the pot out OF the window, and the burning
delugcd The child, who,was playing in the yard.
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WASHINGTON. June 10.-The President has
received letter from the Hon William A. Wheeler OF
New York declining to serve member OF the Tariff
Commission In his letter Mr. Wheeler nlludes to tho
magnitude Of the work TO come before the Commission
tho limited tno at their disposal and that in the
present condition Of lis health he feels that he could not
give the subject the time and consideration its lmpOr
tAuCc demands,
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Tho Adams a westlake Wire Gauze. Non ExplosIys
Oil Stoves. Baking matinees every week day from 10
to ?, at our uptown store East 18th st. EVerybo
invited to examine tho best oil stove In the world The
st.. East 18th Study,
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Thirteen.

Ward,n Finn yesterday caused all tho coils
in Nurderers Row in the Tomhs to he prepared for the
accommoda alton OF the thirteen persons who have been
convicted Of murder awaiting trial for that crime
lie has detailed Keepers Smith, Honhessy and Brien
10 watch them,
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Republican Campaign A.s..msnt. negun.

Boston. June 10.-Each one Of tho 200 navy
yard employees In the Charlestown district has
ceircd circular from Washington assessing pro rata
for the fall campaign of the Republican party
LalOrers are assessed 81 each, and higher graded
BalaTied larger amount rising In some instances
to S25, The circular comes from the Republican Con
err nj
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The Abolition of Cuban slavery Proposed.


MADRID juno 10.-A bill has been introduced
In the Chamber of Deputies providing the immediate
abolition OF slavery in Cuba and granting the slaves
rlnlIiA
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A whale fifty feet long came ashore on Oak
Island, near Babylon, l.. L., yesterday morning,
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Pot BouiIlo (Bot boiling, by Emiis lola.
Just out In THE BroOksids Library" No 1902. Prics
~ cents, For sale By all newsdsalera-Ads
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The signal once Prediction
sP4RKs FROM THE 1ELEGR APE.

Occasional rain with partly cloudy and slight
y cooler weather, nOrtherly to easterly Winds
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Elegant illustrated Scrap Books

Given AWAY this week ct largest shoe establishment In
the city, ssi Grand o. Rarts pAks spsciAlty.-Adv
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THE OPERA HOUSE.

The readings of Miss Helen Potter this
evening for the benefit Of the Provident
Society will include impersonations of Oscar
Wilde, Lawrence Barrett, John B. Cough,
T. Dewitt Talmagc, Susan b. Anthony, L.
Cady Stanton, Anna Dickinson, Julia Ward
Howe, Olive Logan, Charlotte Cushman,
Fanny Kcmble, Nine. Adeline Ristori, Mrs.
Scott Siddons and Sarah Bernhard. The
American Lady Vocal Quartet will furnish
some fine music.
Wednesday, I'D, Miss Emma Thursby,
assisted by Miss Maud Morgan, on the harp;
NJ. Hoist Hawsen, baritone and Emma
Newport, pianist.
Tuesday, 2lst, Miss Minnie Maddcrn, In
"Fogg's Ferry" comedy drama Of the SEN
sational Western order.
Monday, 10th, Al. B. Curtis as "Saml of
Poscn," the Hebrew mercantile drummer.
Very amusing.
Thursday, 30, Annie Pixley in "M'liss"
and CARA
Thursday, 49,, the Apollo Society's first
concert, with c. B. Rhoads as conductor
aud Miss Henrietta Beebe of New York,
Soprano.
Saturday, Is, "Unclo Toms Cabin" with
two Topsies.
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~ as%-s --
Tho NOrrisfnMn Isnisnninn.

NoHRlsTowS, Nov. 15.-Thc coroner's
inquest into the circumstances Of the Gar
Der and Steinbright poisoning cases In Nor
ristown was begun this afternoon in the
City Hall at that place, but nothing that has
not before been known was brought out.
District Attorney Wagner conducted the ex-
animation of such witnesses as were present,
among whom were DIR. Steel, who had at
tended the lad ; Dr.. Eisonbcrg, who made
the post mortem examination in the case
and found the stomach unhealthy and
inflamed, and who also discovered
arsenic crystals, which he was confident had
produced the sickness and death; DR.. Pres
ton who had been hastily called in to at
tend the CARRIER family and two guests, aud
John and Mary Steinbright, father and sister
of the boy, who testified as to his condition
while sick and to the fact Of his eating two
pieces of pic-one given him by Mrs. CARRIER
and the other by his sister. Neither Mrs.
CARRIER, Mrs. Fetterolf nor Mrs Vagderslice,
all Of whom ate dinner at the house on the
day Of the poisoning, were in attendance,
and the inquest was adjourned till to-day to
permit Of their being present. The young
man, Henry B. CARRIER, Is better to-day,
though 1t was feared that his condition might
change for the worse any time.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-16
MORNING SUMMARY.

Ex-Secretary Blaine arrived in Washing
yesterday, his family having preceded him
by several days.
Thomas A. Foote, one of the men charged
with attempting to corrupt Star Route
jurors, SURRENDERED himself yesterday in
Washington aud gave bail in the sum OF
81 900.
The sixteenth annual session of the Ma
tional Grange of the Patrons OF Husbandry
began yesterday in Indianapolis. Thirty
two States arc represented In the National
Grange.
Articles of Incorporation of the "Faure
Electric Storage and Light Company" were
fled yesterday in the County Clerks office
in New York. Tho capital stock is stated
at 81, 100000
In the new Court House in Philadelphia,
yesterday, Martin Byrne was held in 81 900
bail by Judge Pierce on the charge of OBJ
structing public Justice by dissuadng Il wit
ness from testilying.
An ncendiary fire in Riverton, Nebraska,
destroyed Is OF the Is business places in the
town, causing loss Of about $50 600. A
man named Hickman has been bound over
to answer the charge OF causing the fire.
Supervising Architect Hill and Inspector
Harrison Of the Post Office Department. at
Washington. and Postmaster Huidekoper
and Deputy Postmaster james Bingham,
held a conference in the new post Office
building yesterday relative TO the interior
arrangements.
No new deaths or cases Of yellow fever
were reported in Pensacola Yesterday,
although, 1t is asserted in telegram from
that place, "Several are known to have
occurred" since Tuesday. The Board of
Health yesterday issued proclamation de-
claring the epidemic at an end, but advising
absentees TO keep away little while longer
In the United States Circuit Court at
Providence yesterday Sprague's counsel
filed an answer IN the suit brought by F. d,
Moulton for disclosure of the title to and
possession of the Canonchct estate. The
answer set forth that Sprague's title to the
estate Twas derived by purchases in 1862
64-66 and '69, and by quiet possion for 20
years" and asserts the invalidity of the
trust deed.
The number of men thrown out of work
by the puddlers' strike at the Laclcde mills,
in st, Louis, is about 40 The strikers say
the puddlers at Greencastle and Terre Haute,
Indiana; Belleville, illinois and Kinnswick,
Missouri, "will also strike and stay out as
long as they do 1t is believed that, even
should the men agree to resume at the old
prices, the Laclede mills will not start up
again until after the holidays,
"
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rHr nnrrnLroAN ourLooK.


Mr.. Harrington Friends aIad at the
Republican Leaders HepuGiatlnS Him
Did Mr.. Hastings fgvo- iliin for Chair
man?
The Republicans are in q very sorry state
just now That harmony about which So
much bad been said was iinmaskcd on clcc-
ton night and now the two factions arc
more widely ana IN more bitter hatred than
ever before. The recent attacks upon chair
man Harrington win have tendency to
make contests within the party even more
heated and can only breed trouble.
This might not be If Il were possible
20 drive Harrington and his friends out Of
bolitics, and the openly avowed object Of the
fusilade which the managers have been
pouring at him Is TO do this, but IN this they
will not succeed. The Dover faction is
terribly down now, but its leaders can com
nand all the strength they ever could, and
the denuuciation inspired by Mr.. Higgins
friends will need to be backed up by
shrewder plans than they have yet en-
ployed the next time the two wings cross
swords or the Junta will still be on top
llarrington's friends are very indignant
and their talk leads to the supposition that
1t will be many day before the breach will
be filed up. "All we want" said one OF
then, SIS 10 see Higgins or one of his
friends cOme out for some office. We have
way Of remembering bad treatment, and
this attack on Dick Harrington Is the mean
est piece Of political trcachcry ever saw. |
suppose they will claim Mr.. Hastings as a
member of their faction. Well, | know
positively that Mr.. Hastings was par
ticularly dcsirous that Dick should
be made chairman Of the State Central Com
mittec, that he almost demanded ii III fact.
1t may have been that he wanted to see him
there ont Of gratitude, In payment for Dick
getting him the Congressional nomination,
when 1t had been decided that Mr.. Higgins
should have the place, but lie urged him as
chairman. and largely through his efforts
the committee took up Dick as it leader"
favor of making Dick chairman "0n the
other hand, ," said one Of them to-day, ~
have 1t from Wash himself that he was op-
posed to anything OF the Kind, and that lie
urged DR.. Collins not TO appoint him on the
committee" This denial IS, OF course good
as far rs II goes, but what DR., Collins had
to do with selecting the chairman after he
had named tho State Central Committee in
the capacity of presiding officer Of the con-
vention is something that is not quite plain.
An amusing question just now is what
faction Mr.. Hastings really belongs TO. lie
is at outs with many Of his old friends, who
repudiated his trcechcry 10 Mr.. Higgins,
and cannot be called member In good
standing Of that division. On the other
hand, it is asserted that Mr. Hastings is
not likely to find tie Dover crowd as
pleasant bed fellows as lie at first sur
missed.