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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19

Cnmpbell- Zimmerman. Financial Secretary OF inc
War Office, replying to question VI ." -
Drummond Wolff with regard to the lnac'io" VI A"
miral SEYMOUR on the occasion oi the liiasS''oio
Alexandria on June IL, said that the uoNei"'nonU
entirely approved the conduct of Admiral seymour
If Sur Henry wished to impugn it, he ought 10 do 30
by direct motion.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff moved an adJourh-
ment of the House. and dwet on the misleading
character Of the Governments replies. lie peiieVeu
that Admiral Seymour did not land the marines on
June IL, because he was ordered not to; and that
the Government remained inactive III orcer 10 aio"
Arab Pacha to gather strength.
Mr. Gladstone said that he took the full RESPONSE
bty of Admiral Seymour's action. The instruc-
tions to land force at Alexandria were conditional,
and it did not appear TO him necessary TO do so.
Sir Stafford Northcote thought that the question
of Sir Henry Drummond Wolf relative to Admiral
Seymour's authority to land troops very natural
one in WOW of the grave events at Alexandra.
Mr. Gladstone SAID that instructions had been
given to Admiral Seymour bearing on the point
raised subsequent to May Is.
Ghe STANDARD understands that the Opposition
leaders have decided to introduce motion con-
deuning certain points in the Governments Egyp
tian policy. The motion will probably be made by
Robert Bourke. The numerous executions at Alex
andrla excite some COiuulellN dlHOHS tuo
party in the press and in Parliament
The Daily Neos says it is probable that the ap-
pointment of successor TO John Bright will be
made the occasion for considerable reconstruction
of the Ministry If Earl Spencer is likely to remain
long IN Ireland as Lord Lieutenant, it will not be
convenient that he should hold the Presidency OF
the Council The Chancellorship of the Exchequer
NAV also pass into other hands at no distant date
The correspondent of The Times at Paris says:
The idea of a renewal of close cooperation OF
France with England has now forced itself upon
the French Governments Cabinet council has
adopted resolution TO this eifecta resolution con-
ditiOnal three things, namely, Turkeys reply TO
the Identical note of the Powers inviting the Porte
to send troops Egypt, the decision of the Confer
ence. and the sanction of Parliament. Subject TO
these conditions the two Governments are now en- d.
trely agreed in regard to the terms upon which
their forces will undertake TO restore order III
Egypt"
telegram from COnstantinOple says: Lord
Dufferin the British Ambassador, and the Marquis
Ge NoaiIcs, French Ambassador, have been III
structed TO submit to the conference the question
of the protection of the Suez Canal, and to propose
that the execution of its decision shall be Dtrus ted
10 certain Powers"
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FRAGMENTS or VESTERN NEWS.
Rim OVER AND KILLED

RUN OVER AND KILLED
COLUMBUS, Ohio July 1S.-Wiibur Bethorcl,
brother who wanted TO shoot Guiteau IN the
courtroom Washington, over by the at
Elmwood, on tie Toledo Railroad, this morning, and
Killed,
HEAVY FLOODS IN MISSOURI
PEORIA, ILL.,, July IS.--lleavy floods are re-
ported from vicinity OF ST. JOSEPH Mo They have
carried oil many small buildings and caused the
city OF $4,000 The crops also have suffered.
THE HAY CROP IN ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 1S.-Ihe State De-
partment Agriculture reports that the hay crop is
largest ever known and that IL Is improving ia qualify
aud value.
ANOTHER DEFAULTING CASHIER
LOGANsPoRT. Ind, July 1S.-lt has been
discover ed that Oscar Goodwin the late cashier Of the
LOglnspOrt National Bank defluIter to the amount
OF 10000 Goodwin disa ppaarcd sJne time ago.
LOTTERY MEN SENTENCED.
ST. LOUIS July IS.-This morning in the
Criminal Court sentence passed upon Robert q.
Pate and John Glordan, o six months Imprisonment In
Jail, on the charge of establishing lottery
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A CASE or YELLOW FEVER.

NEw-ORLEANs, July IS. - Yesterday DR..
Miles called III Dr. Jones, OF the state Board OF Health
Dr. Chaile of the National Board, and number OF other
physicians to examine corpse Charity Hospital The
autopsy made by Dr. II. d. Schmidt, pathOlogis OF
the hospital did not consider the of yell
low FEVER. Or. A. h. Miles, House Surgeon, and Drs.
Neasie, Campbell and JAMESON who the patient in
lhe hospital during his life, pronounce bis plain
case OF yellow fever, and the certificate Of death by Dr.
Campbell Is fully approved by Dr. Miles
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NEW-ORLEANs, July 1S.-The steamer John
"lsoh pyhg between this city and Atchafaaya River.
struck snag on Sunday night O'clock and rapidly
sank The steamer down in such n short time and
the river so swift and deep that six lives were lost
The books and papers were lost with the boat The
after filling with water turned over on one side
and driltej down ihe RIVER 10 railroad crossing ten
survivors reached the city to-day all Of whom lost their
DersOual prODery.
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FATHERS MURDER AVENGED.

RICHMOND, Mo-, July 1s.-Iwo years ago
Dr Roberts was killed at Milvlc Ray County by Dr.
uoys vouno physician Keys twice tried the sec
ond trial resulting in plea OF insanity being sustained
He was sent to the insane asylum at St Joseph. On
Thursday last Keys pronounced cured and returned
10 Richmond Next day, against advice, he went 10
Mllyille Charles Roberts, son OF the nnrdered Dr
Poherts was fold OF his He ell hls shop Sc
cnrcd n revolver and hunted Keys up te opehed hIe "
on him wouudng him in the breast h.yz s. hp ~
taking effect and Keys died almost Instantly. hooer'S
xuaa ARE
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TWO RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

BosToN, July 1s.-A dispatch from st. John,
n r., says: "An axle Of one OF the passenger cars
on the Prince Edward Island Railway broke
near Cbarlottetown yesterday. Two cars were
thrnUn from the track and four passengers were in
iured 40 that they cannot recover. including woman
and child, who fell beneath car Conductor Rucl OF
tIjs city is among the wounded"
' sT TouSs " F. July ia railroad accident. which
rcsnlted in the death OF woman, occurred near
L nnno Cl,r laafe evening
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TEXAS DEMOCRATS.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 18.-The Democrat
c Convention called to order this morning at
11:15 o'clock. After some speech-making the conven
ton adjourned until morning. to await the
report of the Committee Credentials The prospects
are favorable for the nomination of Judge John Ireland
OF Seeuin, for Governor on the first ballot
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GENERAL GRANT ON THE TROUBLE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-Thc Record will pub
lish article tomorrow morning giving General Grants
opinion the Eastern question: which Is in effect that
he sides with England in the controversy He says that
the peOple OF Egypt are in ten times condition
than the of the South and he believes that
English pro;etorate would hell to develop the resources
of the country and improve the condition Of its people
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RESULTS OF 4 POKER GAME.

CHICAGO, July 18.-As a sequel to the big
poker game Newburs, n. y, in which Mr. Weed lost
SI5OOOO Judge Fullerton, OF New-YoFk, and Mr Trude
of Chicago. yesterday acting for Mr. Weed attached
the stable Of NJ. NJ Hedges, who the money from
Weed The stable consists of the horses j. B Thomas
ST. Reno, Bay Billy ana Novelty, aud Ia valued az
$1,000 A bond furnished by friends at the Driy
ing Park Scott, Hedges partner III the game, also
taken into custody, although sick at the Briggs
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FIGHT WITH A BLACK SNAKE.

Boston, July 1s.-A remarkable snake story
comes from MendOn, Mass about fifty miles from BOs
ton. Joseph Garbwel while walking IN the road last
Friday encountered black snake, twelve feet long and
twelve inches In circumference The snake attacked
the man. winding itself around his body several tmea.
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NOTES ABOUT WAR VESSELS AND TROOPS.

LONDON, July 18.-The tank-vessel Chester has
sailed for Egypt. The trOop-ship Enphrates has
been ordered TO be in readiness within twelve hours.
She will probably take 1000 men to Alexandria.
The British troop-ship Maabar has arrived at
Malta from Gibraltar, and the United States
steamer Galena has returned to Malta from Alex
andria. II is stated that the Government has in-
formed ship-owncrs that it Will not require any
more transports. The British mcn-ofwar Incon-
stant, Tourmaline and Carysfort have arrived at
Cyprus. After coaing they will proceed TO Egypt.
A dispatch to The Daily Ne'cs from Marseilles
states that all French marines retired from service
who have not served fifty-One months have been
ordered 10 re urn TO tie Navy.
A dispatch from Sn.ia says that the Rajah OF
Puttccala has placed his troops at the disposal Of
the Government for service III Egypt.
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nrrAus OF THE PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The examination OF
the Witness T. NJ Wilcox continued In the Crimi-
nal Court this morning After the Identification OF some
papers as copies of letters passing between b. W.
Dorsey and himself the witness was turned over TO tho
defence for cross-examination
He said he made copies of the letters presented IN
court They were copies Of those portions WHOM Nv
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FIRE INSURANCE IN NEW-YORK.

ALBANY, July 18.-Superintendent Fairman,
Of the Department to-day issued chart con
tanning the returns OF the NewYork joDtstOck fire in
surance companies for the six months ended June 30
1882 The following is synopsis of the gures together
with comparison with the returns for the six months
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4 NONINATTON IN ILLINOIS.

DECATUR, H., July 1s.-The Prohlbltlonlsts
of this the XVIII Congressional District held CON
vention here today and adopted platform demanding
the entire prohibition OF the manufacture sac anu i
portaton OF Intoxicating liquors. d. H. Hart, OF I'm IN
coln Logan County, was unahiinouS'
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cONCPFSSIOyAT, NOMINATION

CHICAGO, July 1s.-In the Congressional
Convention Of the With District al Freeport to-day,
Robert r. Hit was unanimously nominated. The
cessor Of Representative Hawk for his uncxpired term,
will be choaen nv a convention of the old Vth District,
TO be called by the Governor.
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ARRESTED FOR IN OLD CRIME.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 1s.-A dispatch 10
The Ne.os from, Groesbeck. says The sheriff arrived
here to-day having in charge O. n Wind, VINO Is ens 5
with having eommtted murder Ia this county IN loo'
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FATAL RESULTS OF HESITATION.

LONDON, July 19.-INe Times has thc
following dispatch from Alexandria
Arab Pacha's force is said TO be increasing.
The hesitation in attacking him at once
is regarded as fatal mistake by all the authorities
here, English ana foreign.
II is stated that wounded natives have been pa
raded in Cairo for the purpose of exciting anlmosty.
At the request of several residents the
American Consular authorities here have
ordered that a French shop III tue same
building with the American Consulate be
opened and that respectable residents
be allowed TO help themselves to such
articles as they require signing declarations
showing what they have taken.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A HEAVY ROND slit.

KEOKUK, Iowa. July 1S.-The Hannibal and
ST. Joseph $1,000 900 bond st was begun in the United
States Circuit Court to-day before Judge McCrary Gov
o,or C,ri.tondon of Missouri Jndye Dillon NJ NcwYork
and other dstn guished interested in the case are
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CONVFNTIONS IN ILLINOIS.

PEORIA, H., July 18.-The Greenback State
Convention will be held here August 2. large attend
snce is exnectcd The Prohihtonists have called
State Conventional be held at Bloomington on August 9.
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FATAL QUARREL or TWO BOYS.

MoRRLToN, Ark, July 1S.-In a quarrel
to-day between IA white boy named Page, and coored
boy named GreenlOw tie latter stabbed the former over
the heart with pen-knie causing instant death, and
uaI
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and nearly killing him. also badly biting his and
lcGs The tusse lasted for about half an hour before
the reptile killed The man was pretty Dadiy stirred
up, and could not eat anything for two days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19

Iu making the returns this year the companies have
omitted from their the special deposits in States
where securities held for the exclusive protection
OF the residents of such States The par value Of tho
bonds deposited is 81, ,l23,5O0
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AND PARTY QUESTIONS.

,0V'EIINMENT AND PAKTY QUESTIONS.
LONDON. July 1S.-In the House of Commons this
.'Nr"oon Sir Charles Dixie, Under Foreign Secre-
's' = sad that the identical note addressed by the
-'"sts 70 tho Porte is still unanswered. Mr.
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Threshing Machines.

Soon, very soon, we may expect to hear
the hum and the music OF the Threshing
Machine upon every farm again. And by
close inspection, which shouldsbe the duty
OF every farmer, you will find that some
machines do much better and nicer work
than others. This is very often for want
OF proper management by the owners.
Some do not even seem to think that good
nice lubricating oil such as Saur sells, at
bis oil depot, is an essential thing. just SO
that some kind OF lubricator is used.
Now the fact isthatevery mechanic should
use the very best lubricating oils # they
want to do their work well. Some manu-
facturers have already seen the result Of
using poor oil on machinery and with
draw their warrant ifpurchaser uses any
thing but lard oil or something equally as
good.
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[From the Defiance DemocratJ tif
The Republican caucus at the court
house last Saturday night was a regular
Kilkinny cat affair as the sequel proves.
Ever since Brigham surprised Alexander
and Norton in Williams county, thefriends
ofthose gentlemen have had their headsto-
gether to head the ubiquitous granger off.
Everything was lovely for awhile and AL
exander and Norton men were frequently
seen trying to pass themselves as fast
friends over social glass. They were go.
ing to join forces and clean out Mr.. Brig
ham in Defiance county. Finally when the
caucus met it was not long before each
party soon discovered that one was afraid
to trust the other and the war began. Al
exander parties forgot for.awhile that they
were working for their favorite, and their
only ambition seemed to beat Gully and
Walt Hilton and let them know who run
this town. It was afight for the local Or
CARNATIONS here, with the U. s. Postoffice
in the back ground. The next morning
the Alexander men began to open their
eyes. They realized for the first time that
their man could not be nominated without
Norton's assistance, and they had thrown
that away the night before. They accord
ingly posted off to Napoleon to reassure
Bill Sheffield that they still regarded Col.
Norton with distinguished consideration,
and all that Norton had to do was to stick
and hold Henry county. But that sly old
fox who knows more about politics
than the whole crowd and all their capdi-,
dates put together. very cody informed
them that Col. Norton was no mans cat
paw, gave the sidewalk significant thud
with his gold headed cane and walked of,
leaving Alexander's blond missionary Bit
ing his thumb nails and signing for the
imperial powers ofLord Roscoe, which he
don't seenl'to know have departed. As
matters now stand It is hard to predict re-
suits, but let the result be as it may, some
of them will learn on the 18th OF this
month, that, discretion is the better part
OF valor." ttf
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i
The editor Of the Signal straddles the
fence ID this way, ready To drop on tie
safe side: sasSaSsssass as aastS ssg ssls
"The removal of Clark Waggoner, from
the Collectorship can hardly be called "a
surprise, for IL has been anticipated. sHe
has record at headquarters that any man
may well feel proud oE He has the credit
OF having Been the best officer III that Ne.
partment Of the public service In the whole
h John #. Kunler has just been appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue for This. the
10th District. The President has been for
tnnate In his selection. Mr. Kumler Is q
gentleman of integrity, a lawyer Of ability
and Republican OF recognized. charater
and power. No better appointrnent could
have been made"
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] will offer at bargain to any one de-
string to secure home In Napoleon, O.,
the following lots which I will sell low
for cash or on time; Lots 10, IA and Is
Cary's alteration OF lots in Montgomery's
addition. Also lots Is, 81, 50, 50, "a, 81, /,
and 76 in Mary Dodd's I'd. addition TO NJ
poleon. Also lots 4, 5, 6, 7, Is, 16, IL, 10.
20, q, 28, 20, 80, 81, 50 33, 34, So, and 81 in
Barnes addition. These lots are des; able
and will be sold cheap for cash or on time.
Enquire of w. F. Daggett, Real estate and
Insurance agent, Napoleon, o. tt
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ParaonhI.

Philo suydam LEFT yesterday for Lake
side.
Miss May shefield has returned from
her visit in Findlay. 'F
Editor Russbridge, Of the Liberty Press,
was in town Monday.
Hon. Asher Cook, Of Wood county, was
in town on Monday.
Miss Minnie McBaneis lying quiteill at
her home In this place.
Mrs. George Tressler accompanied her
husband on his western trip.
Mrs. OFT, OF Bowling Green, was in Ma
poleon the first part ofthe week.
Mrs. Radabaugh, Of Ft. Wayne, is visit
ing friends in Napoleon this week.
Joseph Durliat and wife, OF Farnham,
Wood county, were intown on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Ryder, OF Defiance,
spent Saturday with friends in Napoleon.
Miss May Wilson, Of Napoleon, is the
guest Of Mrs. Captain Draper Toledo
Sunday Journal.
J. P. Reeder and wife have returned
from their visit East. A sister of Mr..
Reeder accompanied them.
Pr. link and family visited in Tifin
during the past week. Mrs. link will
visit Cleveland before returning home.
VIII Daggett has returned from his trip
to New Haven, Conn. He was accompa-
MED home by his sister Minnie, who has
been attending school there.
Mrs. Wen cowdrick was suddenly taken
sick with heart disease last Saturday, and
it was thought for q time theattaek would
prove fatal, but at thepresent writing she
is reported as being out of danger.
The following Napoleon folks attended
the Deitrick-O Osborn wedding at Defiance
last Thursday evening: s. M. Heller and
wife, Mrs. L. ". Richards, Mrs. DIR. Har-
rison, Mrs. L. L. Orwig, Gov. Scott and
wife, Misses Laura Harrison and Lille
Heller. The bride and groom were the
recipients ofa large number of valuable
presents. They will make Defiance their
future home. ~ bsa9A
Defiance TIMES: Mrs. DR.. Shefield, Of
Napoleon, was visiting with Mrs. Joseph
Ralston this Miss Clara Hoskinson,
ofNapoleon, was the guest OF Mrs. George
Ensign last Sunday.--Mrs.~ While and
Miss Lille vanHyhing, OF Napoleon, Sun
dayed in Defiance, the guest Of Mrs. s. F.
Shelly.-Miss Lulu scribner, of Napoleon,
who was the guest of Miss Olive Culley
for several days, returned home Wednes-
day. Mr.. and MRS. VIM. Kettenring, Lon
Shoemaker, VIII HeIpman, Ransom Ket-
tenring and Chas M. Haguewere in Ma
pcleon Tuesday Miss Lizzie Blackmore
spent the Fourth in Napoleon. II udge
Haag, of Napoleon. called Oh us Monday.
Mot Fisk, Of Napoleon, Sundayedin De-
fiance.
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offer the following described land for
sale at a bargain: The west halt Of the
northwest quarter Of Section "a, Town. 8
Range 8, Washington tp.
Also the south half Of the southeast
quarter ofSec. s, Town4 4, Range Z, Monroe
tp., this pieceis well improved, good barn,
house, orchard, aud one Of the best wells
of water with wind mill pump in the
township, thereare forty-five acres we'll
improved and will be sold at bargain.
Also the west halfo thesouth-eas quar-
ter Of Sec. q Monroe tp., all tin1bered and
a good speculation. A perfect abstract OF
title furnished on all lands sold by me.
w. F. DAGGETT,
tt Real estate 81 Ins. Agt.
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The best farm In the county. Willsell for
cash or on long time, the west half Of the
north west quarter of section lat. s, r. 4,
Harrison township. See this so acres be-
fore buying. Special inducements offered,
location good, we'll improved. See Dag
gett for prices &c. IL
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HoLLY.-on July Z, 1882, at Milburn, o.,
Ella, wife Of Chas. Holly, aged "a years
and IL months. @sN
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~ 9toh@ofu Nt"o- ~ 20
Z Roads are lille muddy. \ &C
Corn looks good in these parts.
Some onr citizehs spent the Fourth AZ
Deshler. ~ ~ - " Ari. "a
Farmers are cutting their wheat and It
is better than was expected. asR
G. D. Wineries purchasedn new now
ing machine.
u.s.. Henry is keeping house while his
wife, who is In poor health, is in Logan
county under medical treatment. :
Grantwarner spent his Fourth at Clyde
o., he reports alively time. kasd
A saw mill two miles south of the Center,
known as the jackson mill, was burned Ia
ashes on the morning of the 9Th. Loss
sl,5OO. Other buildings were saved from
the flames by the rain. The cause Of the
fire is not known. They talk of rebuilding
Pat Bassey is happy, It is boy and do,
ing wen. 81 f ,l'- 1Ass 2 ~
District No is building new brick
school house. Mr.. Vanpelt, of Harrison
township, is doing the work.
The little folks are enjoying themselves
during vacation, in several of the Districts
in the township. Sii5tis5
Our Sabbath School is progressing very
nicely this summer under the supervision
of Mr.. Reynolds. r,
Joseph Bonner steps larger than any
other man in Richfield township, the cause
is bouncing big new girl at his house.
Joseph Mcdonald, of Lima, was here
visiting his parents and friends! of this
place a few days last week. He returned
on Monday. sot
James Mcdonald and Francis Jackson
spent their Fourth In Lima, Q.
tH &s8NA SUBSCRIBER.
July s, 1882.
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watches at Frease BIOS. nm tt
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