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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
TILE GARFIELD. ROsECRANS MATTER.

CHICAGO, June 15.-Colonel A. X. HuntOn,
OF this city, who commanded the First Michigan Engi
neering Corps at Chickamauga says IN
regard to the Garfed-Rosecrans-Chase contro-
versy that he was in position TO know what
was going on at headquarters at that time aud knew
the substance of many cipher dispatches passng that
Garfield may have been intscrect, but
never disloyal TO his commander; that proofs are
in existence to substantiate this statement,
and that there officers now in the reg
nj ar army who could clear Garields memory from
persion were fOr fear OF offending West Point
graduate apparently meaning General ROeecrans. He
refused to state nature OF tins evidence, ON
the ground that 1t was not the proper time
for H. He believes that his controversy instituted
by the friends OF General Rosecraus TO pt him ~ train
Ing for the Presidency % the United States.
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4 PRIEST ASSA ULTED BY An EDITOR.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 15.-The Rev.
George f. Houck private secretary to Bishop Gimour,
was elected from Tie Leader Office this afternoon under
circumstances which caused sensation. The Leader,
which is strongly antCathOc contained au editorial
Yesterday TO which Bishop GilmOur replied by letter
which sent by Father Houck 10 The Leader Office for
pubication As the letter did not appear in to-day Is
issue Father Houck went 10 the Office, Is supposed,
for an explanation and the return Of the manuscript.
The letter is said TO contain matter personally very
offensive to Mr. T.. COWes, the EditOriHCnlcf 81 me
Iender. and when Father H0uck called, hI COwles,
without waiting hear the object OF his visit ordered
him out of the Office and used violence TO compel INN 10
leave Father HOuck has obtained warrant FOR the ar
rcst of MIR CowIes charge Of assault and battery
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SENATOR HALE AND THE PRESIDENT.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUSE.l

WASHINGTON June Ex-senator Hales speech in
the Maine Convention seems to have displeased
some of the Presidents friends here, where tho
Senator's relations with the Administration have
been regarded as very friendly. The National Re
publican to-day says:
Ex-senator Hale had waited until after the Convention
in Maine had spOaen its opinion he would have seen
that his wentended defence of the President against
the charge of factiOHal favousm all unnecessary
Perhare nc felt hs strange in his new assocstion
ana thought personal explanation necessary. IL did
the President and If IL the senator 10 be
better understood at home no one can object IL pro-
per remind tie Senator that there majority
element at the Chicago Convention The President
acted with the plura y that occasion Senator Hale
ncted with the next faction in strength The element
weakest in numbers finally prevailed But that Is all an
old story and signifies nothing. The President is not
trying 10 put element of the party top OF any
other He is trying to harmonic ALL and Maine and
Ohio testify that he has progressed well.
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CRIMES AND C1SUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

SUICIDE OWING 10 BAD HEALTH.
STAUNToN, Va, June l5-Jefferson Maddox, son
of Martin Maddox Of Augusta County shot and instantly
Killed night Mental depression from bad healik
Is supposed To have caused the deed.
4 NEGRO LYNCHED.
Mr. STERLING. Ky, June 1.-Two miles from
here at noon Yesterday James Mitchell assaulted
Mrs Thomas Inc farmer Within two hours he had
been arrested and placed IN jail Five men. armed with
pistols entered the a last night and hanged the prisoner 70
a railroad tresle
A RAILWAY TRAIN DEMOLISHED
DOVER n H.. june ia train from Portland,
due at Rochester o'clock last night
carwheeI track Emerys grade Spring ale
Me- derang fifteen laden with merchandise pre-
cipatng down enbanAmen OF sixty feet. The
ana contents utterly destroyed but
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED
SALEM Mass juno 10 JOSEF w. Davis, gro-
Ger south while his home through Peabody.
St last night knocked down by blow from sandbag,
and containing between $500 and 81 600 taken
from him. There is no clew 70 the robbers
POLICEMAN SHOT BY A RUFFIAN.
BRIDGEPORT Conn.,, June l5.-Policeman Jacob
Sanger while duty In East Bridgeport this morning
and severely though fatally,
wounded shots ed nc the olicer by his assa.
Of which took effect Several arrests have been
made.
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LOUIS p. NORAS AT YAKU7SK.

BosToN, June ia Fall River dispatch
says Louis Noras father Of Louis p NOras one o 'he
Jeannctte's crew, has received letter from MS soh
dated Yakutsk, siberia March 2S The letter contains
nothing of public interest and was evidently written in
a hurry by Noras before starting with the Othels IN
search of Lieutenant Chipp and his companions. lie
zays that he Mr. jackson, The Hcrn}d correspondent,
and the artist of Ihe illustrated LoHfOn NcrS arrived s
Yakutsk after travelling fifteen days and nights, ana
that they TO 20 nOrhward the following daY. nc
bids par, farewell and says he does not expect 10
be home before Christmas"
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/ want to know all about this thing We are InIcr,
csted in few land offices in our STATE AN "
come and see you or stay away Z ,: ,1o
Secretary Teller who was about leaving lIi1 t
room, rejolned: "Oh, come over and see me aOou'
them by all MEANS" ,,,o.o
Senator continued: $50 you keep spies upon us 70 uO
Won. And you take the word of sneaks WHO yrGla'o
their oaths and come hero to lie about rs. Ihlo
another reason why | want the executive session
abolished. tell You there is 10 need OF any spies
upon me. All do is open and abOvc-board; ana you
can know all about ii by asking me" WIN thaS
the Senator bade the Postmaster-General good
morning and dcDarted
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4 F4T.lL GAS EXPLOSION.

WUKEsBARRE, Penn, June ia terrific
explosion gas occurred in the stanton AR smart ts
morning in one OF the lifts about 300 1eet from the
TOP and 400 feet from the bottom. Five men were de-
scending in a bucket, with naked lamps upon their
heads which, coming contact with he gas, caused the
explosion James Carey hurled from the bucket and
fell bottom and killed JOnn Welsh, hlchtc
lynch Henry Hughes and Edward finnegan are
known be badly burned ana their recovery Is dOdDt-
rII. Greal eAeIlement prcNaIls IN tle suait.
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.
,,vsrrn1ors SHOOTING CASE.

A MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING CASE
CANTON. Ohio June 15.-GeOrgc McMulen,
coal onerator returned home with mis- wife late last
NIGHT McMuen's wife aferward found dead and
he was wounded I'm the breast. lie said that woman
Led fired at them and escaped.
KILLING HIS WIFE AND SHOOTING HIMSELF
XENIA H., June l5.-Wllham johnson, age
thirty killed h wife. age twcntyh yesterday aud
then shot himself. They bad been very unhappy to-
gethcr.
BODIES RECOVERED FROM THE WAIEh. .
TNnt.NApOIIs. Ind, June 15.-Ihc bodies of
Patrck Gavin and Patrick McMauamon, victims oil the
Pop1Ie's Run disaster, We're recovered TINS morning
There are several others sti missing and 1t is supposed
that they have been carried out INTO White River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
WHOLESALE EVICTIONs IN IRELAND.


LONDON, June 15.-ID reference TO remark
by Mr. Treveyan Chief Secretary for Ireland IN the
House Of Commons yesterday, that evctions were pro
ceedng at rate almost appalling statement Is pun
lshed that they now average a thousand WcekH
DUBLIN, June 15-As Earl Spencer, the LoTd-Aeuten-
ant. riding through Dublin to-day, he was stopped
by Miss Anna Parnell, who attempted 70
speak TO nim Earl Spencer told her
that he was unable hear what she was saying but
that he would talk with her at the Castle Miss Parpe
writes to the evening papers that she had been
TO hear that the of huts for evcted tenants III
County Limerick mad again been stopped and that she
had asked Earl Spencer whether not this report was
From his pretending that he could not near her
Miss Parnc believes that he ashamed ana hat ne
would gladly escape from the odious position III wlHch
he placed himself. She urges all who are connected
with building of the huts to perseyere II enc man
il arrested she SAYS let another take his place. so as 10
leave no shadow Of excuse for the continuance OF TINS
outrage on humanity. She believes that the people DO
show a little determination children WI" pe muI-
dered by exposure.
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YlTJoNlL GUARD ENCAAPMENTS.

ALBANY, June 15.-Adjntant-General Town
sond has issued IN order detailing the following COM
mapds IN tie National Guard for tours OF service at the
state camp Of instruction, near Peek"kli: The 25d
Regiment. from July to 8 18th Regiment from July
st014 llth Regiment, from July Ia to 10; SIN kegi-
ment the 2d and 18th separate companies from
.Iulv 10 10 "a; Am Regiment and the 13th sepa-
ratS company from July "a 10 20, ana the "a l.esi-
Inent from July 20 10 August A. surgeon Joseph ~,
uos
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SETTLING 4 FEUD WITH RIFLES.

GALVESTON, Tex, June ia dispatch to
The Ne,rs from Lano, Tex, says at an early hour on
Wednesday morning an Old fcud between the McNutt
and Coggins parties eliminated in engagement with
Winchester rifles. Henry Hattey OF the Cosgins party
was killed, aud John and Jack COgglns wounded
.Jouu fatally. On the McNu.t side Jack" HeItiase
and Ben Carter were wounded. Alr Hsrwell non
nnIticnnnt. Was wounded ny STRAY DaL
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moved 70 report progress. Sir william Harcourt, Home
Secretary opposed the motion He said that, oWns 10
the opposition OF the irish members the time taken 1or
the discussion OF the Repression bill Ind been much 700
long The discussion he said could not continue as Ut
present he reserved for Mr.. Gladstones decision
what steps should he taken. Mr. Sextons motion was
rejected by vote OF 142 10 26. -,
Mr. Parnel moved that the Chairman leave the chnlr'
The motion was rejected by vote OF 136 to "a. MI;
Dillon moved 10 report progress. Sir william larcourt
withdrew his OppOsitiOn and progress was reported
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GERMANY AND HER NEIGHBORS.

BERLIN, June 15.-In the Reichstag yester-
day. Prince Bismarck replying 10 criticisms as to the
lareeness ofthe military budget, said that the millions
of bayonets maintained by Germauys neghbors pointed
to the centre OF Europe TO magnet. Germany might
have coalitions against her in former times. He had
thus been able to Illustrate such coalitions but only
because the strength OF Germany was known. " In
view" he SAID the slightly developed national feel
ing Of our c0ntrymen the French do not abandon the
hnne OF getting back Alsace and LOIralne'
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DAMAGED BY RAIN STORMS.

EMNENcE, KY, June 15.-Great damage was
done to wheat and barley by the heavy rain and hail
storm that passed this place last evening. Mrs.
Ellen HopBnss barn set on fire by lightning and
burned during the storm Nothing was saved except
horse.
AycuorAGE. Ky June 15-The heaviest rainfall Of
the season occurred Yesterday and accompanied by
the largest hailstOnes ever seen in thiS region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
POsimdsteTS-Elizabeth ii. Shlyman, at P0'tsVile,
penn. Ioseph Cooke at Waynesburg Penn George.
i. Swank, at Johnstown, Penn. Lorenzo W. Joy, at
Northampton Mass; George n Brlgnahl at k9ckYile,
Conn: Charles Omstead at Norwalk, Conn; Theodore
T. Das Kan. at stamford Conn; Charles W: Gilett at
kdIison Ncw-YOrK f. VI. CrOnln1te, at HornellsYfie,
Nrw.Yor; Lawrence Taaferro, at Fredericksburg, VA
solomon Kaufman, at Garnet, Kan. Hiram o. Paine
Nah,
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DIsAppEARANcE OF ALFRED PEAsE.

ST. LOUIS June 15.-No information has yet
been obtained as to the movements 0f Alfred Peas as
pianist Of NewYork who disappeared from iIursts Ho
tel this city days The police doing ali they
can to find him. His Photograph has been freely crcu-
lated AID description OF hum has been sent TO various
nlAceH iu the Moat.
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FA1LURES OF BUSINESS MEN.

Bradstreet's reports show that Kieffer &
Gardner cotton factors at New-Oreans have made an
assignment The liabilities are reported at Slo2soo
and assets S1OO975.
Particulars OF the failure OF Charles Dawson, satnet
manufacturer at Holden Mass, have been received
i'm this city The liabilities amount 10 T9OOO0 the as
sets a1e nOIninaly $4,000, consisting o, stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
i BLooDLESs DUEL WITH PISTOLS.

Troy, n. Y, June 15.-Two young men,
rvols for the affections OF young woman Of Hoosck
rons fought boodess duel with pistols the railroad
track The Young woman has discarded both suitors
and tho victor OF The hOuOrs Of the battle-ground has
apologiZcd TO his opponent
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80 DISAPPEARANCE or 4 MERCHANT.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-GeOrgc Buckbee,
lumber merchant came TO this city from his home In
Waltop Delaware County, N. Y. several days ago. and
last evening he went into Haugheys store, where he
drank freely. He left the place with two men, since
which time ne has not been seen. BuekOce Lad about
$500 In his possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
TOPICS IN FOREIGN LANDS.

CAIRO DESERTED BY EUROPEANS
,.,r,oS woRsE-RINGLEADERs OF THE RiolS
ON" .rprsTEp-ENGLAND AND IREIAND-A sPEhOii
BY BISMARCK roo,o
rD;na has been deserted by all the Europeans
ND leave the city. A proposition Is
;o, wno entertained in Constantinople to send
se'no We 600 Turkish soldiers to Egypt to restore
- - bnt the Council of Ministers has as yet
e:,'od At no decision The United States war
.aols al,i in the Mediterranean have been or
,snod 70 proceed to Alexandria to look after
American interests. A man has been arreS.eu e
IN Ireland on suspicion of being one OF 'ne
Duhlin Park murdercrs. Evictions IN lrelanu
continue at the rate of 1000 week. Prnc0
bismarck in the Reichstag on Wednes lay
snoke of the attitude of the neighbOring Powers
toward Germany.
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ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS IN CONVENTION.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, june I5.-Ihe Demo-
cratic state Convention met here to-day, every county
being represented. There large attendance OF
spectators from all portions of the state The conven-
ton was called by Colonel smithee chairman OF
the State Central Committee State Senator H. L. Upton,
of Izard County, " Amendment Democrat" was
elected temporary chairman. Letters were read from
Messrs Stanley and Dule Withdrawing from the can
vass for the GoyeFnorsip and Judge j. H. Berry, OF
Benton was nominated for that Office by acclaDation
lie was introduced and in brief speech bespoke harmo
nious action by the convention on all questions.
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ARRESTED F0R INTIMIDATING T0TERS.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 15.-During the
registration Of to-day at the northern boundary Of
the county nine coored ares1c1 ny tile Sate
Magistrate for intimidating and ObsTuc.ng voters;
Inte in me evening the experimenting Supervisor OF
Registration arrested Tor obsIuctlng registration
apyeral uays
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PROPOSED NEW CABLE COMP4YY.

BALTIMORE, June 15.-ln his address
70 the directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yes
terday President Garrett said there win be another cable
company formed with the title Baltimore and Ohio
and European Cable Company" It is proposed to con-
meet in with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad telegraph
gysteIn,
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BILLS SIGNED IND UNSIGNED.

ALBANY, June 15.-The Governor signed the
following bills to-day Amending the laws OF 1881 reF
tive to the collection OF unpaid taxes III brooklyn
authorizing the Of tracks OF street railroads IN Ger
tain cases and improving the condition Of the streets
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rHE PHGyX PARK MURDERS.

DUBLIN June 15.-A man answering 10 thc
description OF one the murderers of Lord Frederick
Cayendish and Under Secretary Burke in PhGnix Park
has been arrested at KngscOurt His account OF hia
movements is unsatisfactory. He is on the way TO
Dublin under strong escort,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
EIEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.

WINCHESTER, KY, June 15.-Ten colored
mon and one white woman employed on the railroad,
and occupying cabin in the bed Of rwo-Mie Creek
were drowned the cabin being swept away by swiftly
riis
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GENERAL BEAVER AT SCRANTON.

SCRANTON, Penn, June 15.-General Beaver
the Republican candidate for Governor arrived here
yesterday. Large crowds visited HIM. He was the
guest Of Colonel Boies where he was given serenads
last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-16
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1882

and avenues OF Brooklyn. 1t discovered to-ug t,g
that the enaoing clause the revised Albany cn.'
now in the hands of the Governor omtedh III ITO e"
crossing
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.ATEn FOR CONGRESS.

RENOMINAIED FOR CONGRESS.
NEWCASTLE, Ind, June 15.-The Republic
can Convention Of the With District to-day rcnominaed
General Thomas Browne for Congress.
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ECApiiONo AMI DEbAlE IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, June 15.-In the House of Com
mons today Mr. Treyeyan stated that OF 2l6
s IA custody l25 suspected Of personal ASSOCIATION
WIN crime MI Chlders, Secretary OF State for War
replying TO questions, said that the arms Of soldiers en-
poyed Tor escort aud protection duty in Ireland would
hereafter be loaded Mr. Gladstone gave notice that he
"oud move tomorrow that precedence be gwen TO the
arrears OF Rent bill, whenever set down. over other
ufness' WIN tne exception OF the Repression bill
There viii be morning sittngs Of the House ON Friday.
Inc House OF Commons in committee, continued the
ssDa'e Oh the Repression bill this evening Mr. Sexton
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DENOUNCING CAMERON'S METHODS.
AN OPEN LETTER FROM THOMAS NJ. MARSHALL Ex'
PRESSING HIS VIEWS ABOUT THE PENNSYLVANIA
sTALwAgT CONVENTION TO BE HELD NEXT
WEEK
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1882-12-02
YUMA, ARIZONA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 1882

portion of thei park, he saw q
| you ng lady coming in the OppO-
site direction. AS they were
about to pass each ether the lady
suddenly turned towards Mr.. B.,
threw her arms around his neck
and kissed him; then. as if
ashamed of what she had done,
she covered her face with her
hands and ran off as fast as she
could. The gentleman, unable
to account for this agreeable sur
prise, followed the young lady,
and taking her by the arm, asked
for an explanation of her strange
procedure. ~ beg a thousand
pardons," was the reply of the
blushing damsel: "you must be
greatly shocked at my behavior.
[ had been to consult a wise WO-
man as to the best means of
charming away the freckles on
my face, and she advised me to
kiss the first gentleman I met,
when they would be sure to dis
The couple continued
their walk together, and though
we are not told whether the sin
gular remedy proved eficaciOus
or not, it lnay interest the reader
to learn that, not many days aft
the two were Joined to-
gether for better or for worse
Gazette.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
FRRRIToRIAL.

;aovernor--F A. Tritie, Prescott.
Secretary--H. M. VsnArman, Prescott. :.
Treasurer-Tnomas J, Butler, Prescott.
superintendent OF Public Instruction-M
A. Sherman, Prescott.
Auditor-E P. Clark, Prescott.
Supreme Court-C.G. W. French, Chiei
Justice, Prescott. D. Forest Porter, As
seciate Justice, Phenix: w. II. Stillwell
Associate Justice, Tucson.
U. s. District Attorney-E. B. Pomroy,
Tucson.
U. i. Narshali-C. F. Dake, Prescott.
Delegate TO Congress-Granville Oury
Florence.
prsssu CommissioRevs-Wn. N, Budum
Prsscotti Z. Frsa, Ehrsnberg, Ezvid
Nsshr Agus Gslieste
L1USTE-
TUsszareT-t5ea- .il.
Probste Sudge -Isszc 2.sty-
sheii1-A. Tgaeg.
Under sherirf-WaiUer Mii,ar.
District Atiorney-H. N. Alexander.
Recorder--C. II. Brinley.
supervisors--Leo. Furrer, Chas. Baker
G.. M. Thurlow.
5erk Board OF Supervisors-tI. NJ. Knight.
Coroner-J. H.. Taggart.
Justices OF the Pcace-C. Fl. Brinley, Ira,
Mabbitt, W H Simmons. A. d, Craw-
fork, Silent; NJ. R. Mallory, Ehreh berg
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plain aho1t the trade winds and
harvestu1 Don tite, but they want
ca the aoney all the same.
Then 5hgae quit, but Jones didn't
miss 'eln, and I kept even finsn-
cisIy. Tlen two froze to death
right ton ne beach, and had to
get 1t coroner's jury to find q
verdict rom over-heating in the
water. The balance of the gang
lei. and I had to go 1t all alone.
+ cot SO iulred TO the cold that /
c3olj n out Of the water. skip
up 10 tne English tourists and
tal. 'eb it was just lovely, and
tsep MY seeth still all the while.
] cot my twenty dollars every
night, and spent it all for warm
driEk Then I quit, as my con-
was giving way. When
LETT he had eight Irishmen of
the railroad doing the bathing
for the hotel, and they had a fire
going al the while back of some
rocks, " here the men could
warm up Hetween swims. That
is q great climate down there"
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