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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
WALL STREET kUMORs DENIED.

1t was reported in Wall Street yesterday that
Oregon and FrausoOndnental Company, winch con-
trolls the Northern Pacific Railroad and the OREGON Rail
way and Navigation cOmpanes had arranged TO convert
tue Northern Pacific preferred stock whlcn 1t holds
lands belonging to tnat company Under the terms Of
reorganization preferred stock made convertible
at par lands OF the company and wneR converted 1t
WAS To be cancelled The dem ID by ocers
OF DOJu cOInpanes who SAID tina. no sucn acton hid
beeu nUeu pdted tney knew. Ibey said Tat
certain EIgllsu and American capitalists nad Decn tak
ing aOuuL O,yng million acres OF Northern Pa
enc lauds bat tAIt the negJJatOus had not bcen com
D eted aud would oe probably, for some time. Pres
druL Willard suggested tL4J II the Negotiations were
successu would be anxious 10 pay for the
Land IN Northern Pacific preferred stock for 10 do
would be greatly TO tner 1dvantAge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
TROUBLE IN THE STEEL MARKET.

SCRANTON, Penn, Nov. II. - Charles F.
Mates, General Manager OF the Lackawanna Iron and
Coal Company. has returned from New-York, where he
was in consultation with directors OF the company
He says that duncss the steel market and tue re
duced rates established by the cutting policy Of Western
manufacturers the which have brought about
the order the works, and that neither low tarr
nor prospective low tariff is at the bottom of the
present difficulty. He claims that there has been an
production OF steel rails throughout the country
under bIgn protective tariff ana tnat the wages paid
the labor required 10 producing iron must he reduced or
the mills c until the surplus stock Is disposed Of he
tuiuk the action the LAckawsnn Iron and Coal COM
pany will be followed by other Ike establishments
Throughout the country. There has been disposition
on tue part worngmeO Of the company 70 ask an
ilcrn al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
ARTIST OF 4 DOG-FIGHTER.

Harry Jennings. one of the participants In
the dog-dght which took place at Oliver, on the
Fort Hamilton Road. Long Island. on Wednesday,
was arrested Yesterday by superintendent Handi-
son and Oifcer evans. o tn society tor the Pre-.
yeutlon OF Cruelty 10 Animals on q warrant Issued
by justice White, of Newtowu. Jennings was
committed for tu under $500 bail. Narranta
for he arrest OF who took part IN the affair
are in the nanus OF the officers. The body OF the
dog thl, WAS killed was found sJ divers. Henry
Bergh wishes q correct he statement that neither
himself nor any of uis officers was present IN the
soc,.ty were present, and they Identified the prin-
clpals and have proc red warrants for their sresA
More than this hey cou.d not do; Mr. Bergh oom'
patny with the ruftans and that the law Is dened
u consec uence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THh CNION PACIFIC LOAN.

The Union Pacific Railway Company has had
uud r consideration or weeks tAe plan OF max
ing a second .-sle OF collateral trusJ bonds. Tue new
mortgage which prepared differed from the former
trust mainly In the TACT mat 70 made continu
ous Securities Of branch lines held IN the compauys
treasury were be placed IN trust 10 secnre the pay
ment OF tue debt. The bonds were Ca bear per
ceut interest and most Of those OF the branch lines
bear TO per cent provided tnat the difference
should make a sinking fund
sduey DnlUn president Of the company said yester-
day The Regarding he Negotiation of the new
bands are correct We have signed contract with
Blke Brothers co. by when they viii taGe tue bouds
as fast as want the mOncy. can tell nothing more
alouL tae uater because tue firm asked that should
publish none Of the details Of the arrangement Nnat
nave told YOU Is a mat need be said. We nave made
tine contract aud whenever need the money nave
Oily 10 deposit the securities and take our pay Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
TIE CHARGES AGAINST DE LONG.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Dr. d. F. Collins
tm. evening SAID IN response to inquiries re-
earding the object OF his visit to Washington
that had prepared series OF interrogatories which
would be propounded by the Judge Advocate OF the
Jeanette Board Of Inquiry to Mr.. Melville and
Lieutenant DaneDhOwer. who is 20 he re
called aud 20 ali the other witnesses. Dr
Collins will also ask TO have his brothers
diary which s now in the custody OF the Navy Depart
ment put evidence before the board lie states That
this diaIy will fully substaDtlate all the charges
which no has made; tnat II sets forth TIE
fact that his brother requested Captain De Long
70 allow him TO accompany Noros and Aindernan; that
be was in better physical CONDITION tIan
either Of them, and was cOnndent Ihat
he coud pull through and oO an succOf
for his companions but tha De Long refused TO lei MN
substantially as follows: We are slAryinS ana
through the nush stupidity OF leader we shall prob
ably all he lost
Dr Collins says that he can prove by Noros
and Niuderman that his brother urged De Long
10 let him accompany them aud tAat he
asserts that he establish nis charge OF sytclnaic
persecution of his brother-a persecution due, as ue
believes 10 jealousy lest 4 civilian shond reap
anv undue amount OF credit or glory fr0n
the pubratiou OF Rccutihc material which he alone hd
collected and custody OF which he had insisted upon
retaining. -.
While the board given assurance that every fScl-
~ sha b. Afforded Dr. Collins for the Introduction OF
auy legitimate evidence bearing upon the matters
charged bv him. iudi gldual members IN conversation
uuo the subject depOre the necessity FOR making public
the evidence OF wha they regard merely incOnpatl
bities of temper wnch necessarily manifest lheuseNes
III every ships company placed In the close ieatl' II
snp hich JeAuuete officers and crew sustained 10
one another two years out which III thclr OPINION
dd against the general success Of the e1pe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
TELEGR4PHTC NOTES.
KILLED BY A TON OF IRON FALLING on H

KILLED BY TON OF IRON FALLING on HIM
READlNG rem, m NnE. l. w W n,l1n , a.; III; H. aye
giOG pound piece OF iron falling him.
DIR. BUCHANAN HELD FOR MALPRACTICE
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 17.-On Wednesday last
Lizzie Os,eT age resident o. Milton Deb
% M r @ 9,.nrge R'cban.u san ~ fis ,g,. nIips M Ill
toner Of that name Buchanan was held ~ tie eoronor
jury 10 await the action OF ihe District Attorney
THE FIRST EssEL OF A NEW LINE.
BALTIMORE Nov. IL he steamship lie Chatel;
Hivre aTfiye Locasi Poht this morning S;r Is an
Of 1000 tons AMI Is OF the the
pagnIe oenefle Transatlantique Of France
THE HAZARD WILL CASE.
BosToN. Nov l7-IIe action o. the Committee
halar vii eae mas been rallied by M fu Board Of TIn-.
being In fun Of all demands and In lieu her dover
THE JURY IN sHERIFF CRALLs CASE DISMISSED.
LEBANQS Peng Ny . L. b. jury IN the ssse
the uotorio safeblrgars Book and Rauch To Escape
had been out since yesterday morning aud "A no
seemed possible iadge Mcpherson discharged them.
PARDON SOUGHT FOR A FORGER
Boston, Nov. An eltor Is being ma 80 TO IN
duce Governor Loug 10 pardon Lucns W Pond the woroe
time Of his eon Ills term Of siteen years S eI Ire
on Aea 0i Il sss Ihs eog 4 oT MS signed y ~
The signatures OF others OF this class who scattered far
THE VALUATION OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Bosr@N Noy. h., H.! ., me repor 9I H-ary P,erce.
estate, ''0" s'''''''-''''' '
CRor, N MICHIGAN
DETROIT No. IL Returns Tor the November
crop reror been received by Secretary Of state
7sV Correspondents esehting 6ZD townships
seeded with whea this fa estimated a er less
than IN and the condition Is es At ~ per
the being with the vitality and growth o
years.
BRITISH STEAMSHIP AGROUND.
BALTIMORE. Nov. l7--ine Brush sIeamshIu
Ganges which sailed from this port yesterday for Belfast
Ireaua aground below the Kncl the
enrane the Pstsc0 into hesapeaEe Bay Mt IN
miles Deiow he city Tho danges mad On board over sOOOu
bushels Of wheat
sTEINITZ WINS ANOTHER GAME OF CHESS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The third game of chess
between Wilhelm Seintz and ID. NJ Martinez played
this anernOon and by stentz after forty four
i've hours and nftJ minutes Martinez has not es
a game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Friday. .

LONDON frldSy nov. l., lesI
fire occurred to-day I'm schoOl-hOuse near sulmper
France. Nine children were burned TO death
j. r. Keenes four-y -year-Od colt FOIha has been pus
on the private LIST. The amount asked for FOxha
is 1000 gulneas.
The TDess correspondent at Paris says that the fall
on the BOurse owing chiefly TO the auces Of
the settlement
seys THAT the market quiet and difficult to efeco
sales at full prices.
dispatch from Llanely, Wales, states that the
dynamite works there exploded to-day aud that i've
men we're killed and nine Injured.
A dispatcn from the Hague says DR. Edward Cans
who attended Congress Of Socialists here in 1881 as
an American delegate has been sentenced two years
Imprisonment onarge Of obtaining money by irsud
ulent adj yertisemenJs."
dspaten from Paris says that the proposal TO reduce
the sun apart for the Department OF Public Works
by 100 600 900 francs order the balancing
OF the Budget will probably Dc adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
TIE CANADIAN PACIFIC ROAD.

VICTORIA, b. c., Nov. 17.--lt is rumOred
that the oJ)ecl OF trip Of Mr. Truton ami Marcus
Smith 70 Nicola County IL to examine aud determine
70 the feasibility Of changing the line OF the Canada
Pacific RAILWAY from KAnloOps aud 5burway SEQ
ton and carrying lt through the Nicola Valley aud
Grand Prairie. up tue Salmon River. crossing ehur"
Lake AZ tue NarrOws thence through Eagle
Pass the leclliew1t Hyer aud up that ssFeaIn 20
Kicnpx Horse Prairie IL asserted that Lnls
euauge will effect "a saving S2OOOOOo IN tue cOnsfuc-
tIOu railway to the loot Oi tne HocAy hOuhCs
WINNIPEG Man, Nov. III Murray late OF the
Norlneru Pacific Railway Company, and formerly OF the
Great Western and Grand rrInE Railway Companies. OF
Canada has been appointed assistant supern endent OF
Ih, cana ian T. 4cno RAILWAY. lie VIII nave charge Of
the line from Bran.On To swift Currehe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
CITY OFFICIALS IN TROUBLE.
ALLEGED DEFICIENCIES IN CERTAIN PoUGHKEEPsrE
ACCOUNTS.
fBY rrLEGRAPn TO rue rR1BryEl

lBT TELEGRAPH To THE rRTBrNE.l
PoUGHKFEPsIE Nov. ia sensation has been
created III this city by the demand of Clty-Att0r-
ney Lee upon certain city officials to make good al
legged deficiencies IN their accounts. The largest
demand is that for S27. 900 upon the boudsmen of
the late City Treasurer, Francis W. George, VINO
died in office The temporary successor of Mr.
George was B. Heath and he is alleged to be short
in his accounts 10 the amount Of s4l3 Abraham
Witsie the present Treasurer, is asked 10 make up
an alleged deficiency of $500. The City Cham
berlain is also included in the list.
O. ID. NJ Baker, who was City-Attorney
III 1870 said be deficient in his accounts in the
sum of SS5S. and bis successor w. j. Thorne' IN
the sum of 81, 800. w. Morgan Lee, the present
City Attorney. was found deficient in his accounts
to the amount Of about $500, which he hasSlnee re-
paid to the city All this the result OF an ofic a!
Investigation begun by the Common Council some
time ago
An expert accountant from New-York was en-
ployed TO 90 over the BOOKS, and he re-
ported that there were Deficiencies to the
amount above named. The City Attorney had made
demand for the amounts and the Common
Council will take action on Monday night as TO
what sh al be done. Mr.. Wisie the City Treasurer
denies thar there any deficiency III his accounts
More than 81. 600 Of The ampunt Is made mp 10y
charging HIM with commissions which he claims he
was entitled to for c0llec Ing tine county tax levy
This also constitutes a part of tne all ged dls-
crepances IN the accounts of other officials. The
total amount OF the deficiency is $4,000. but all
the books have not yet been examined. No one
here apparently believes that Mr.. NItsle would
knowingly deiraud the city OF single
dollar, and the same may be SAID
of other officials, though no satlstac-
tory explanation mas yet been made as 10
what has become of the sums undccOunleI for.
treasurer Wltsn has employed eX-Judge II,
Nelson TO defend him. EXCIty Attorney lhorne
threatens 10 bring SUIT against the city 0r IlDel
as he asser he can prove his innocence. lie agrees
with the expert THAT the systom of book keeping
here bad nut hat says, Is not any tault OF the
officials. Alderman cherrll, chairman OF the COM
nittee Of Common Council which md the lngesii-
CATION says that lie has no doubt that the whole
amount claimed Dy the city is due and can be col
lected EX- treasurer Georges bOndsmcn have not
Ueen discharged, aud Mr.. >hcrrIll says the matter
will be taken into court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS.

LONDON. Nov 17.-sir Stafford Northcote will go
TO the Mediterranean shortly for the benefit Of his
health. During his absence Right Hon. Sir Richard
Assheton Cross will act leader of the opposition.
Before the rules of procedure disposed Of in tho
House of Commons. Mr.. Gladstone will submit new
regulations for the election of chairInen of COM
lnittees.
Sir Charles Dixie. Under Secretary for the For
elgu Department. replying TO question BY Mr.. Bart
lett said thar there was no rePson TO believe that
there were any Russian troops at Merry.
The procedure resolutions were taken up IN the
House toni ght Rule o. relative TO the posiponegrnt
Of the preamble to a bill uatIl its clauses have been
CONSIDERED was agreed 20. The seventh rul@-thst
when the chairman OF a committee has been ordered
20 make a report to the House he shall leave the
chair without question put-was carried by vote
of 1877 10 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
BAyIsHMENT OF TAI-IN-KUN.

Hone KONG, Oct. 1.-Two Imperial DEGREES
have been published upon subject OF the banshmeno
Of TaiInKun, the eIRegent OF Corea, 20 Paotng-the
first announcing necessity OF carrying out this sen-
tence Notwithstanding appeal for elenency from tho
King Of COrea the second acknowledging the receipts
OF petitions for mercy from the same source re-
cognizng the dial feeling Of the COrean King but for
bidding lin to the topic and giving permission
only tnat messenger from COrea may visit Iatln-Kun
once q year inquire after his health
YOKOHAMA, OcL 26-rne japanese War Department.
estimates of preparatory demonstrations IN
the COrean business at S35O,OUO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
TIE FIRE RECORD.
A WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE BURNED.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 17.-Fire broke out shortly
after 10 o'clock this morning in the Wholesale drug ware
house Of Gilbert Brothers Co in Howard-s, between
Lombard and Prattsts The flames burst out suddenly,
enveloping the lower floors. The employees escaped
without serious injury SIX young women at work on
the fourth floor were all safely rescued by means OF
ladders The hr- lid extend beyond the walls of the
warehouse. The firm burned out IN the latter
pyrt OF sc TEN Der la-t at Howard aud German sts.
Gilbert Brothers * Co estlm te ther loss upon tire
stock DESTROYED at S2 600 upon which there IS nsur
ance a, follows -. 500 each in the Hartford, Conn.
German American OF Baltimore; Fire A--0ciatiOn, or
Phtadrlpuia London Assurance; scottish Cnoui and
National and American central, o. New-N0rk. The
warehouses OF COover Matthews, George r. staley a
Co Harrymau Schryvrr. and George II. Ehrman al
-four and produce dealers, were each damaged about
II 900 by water and au we're fully insured The dam
TO Gilbert Brothers COmpanys warehouse is about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
FAITHFUL OFFICER COMMENDED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l7.-General Iiazen,
Chief signal Officer Of the Army. has issued the follow
ing general order The Chief Signal Officer invites at
teption 10 the conduct OF Sergeant Mcnael McGuurau
OF this CORPS At Pensacola, Fla. durg the past season
when yellow visited that city In the face Of an
epidemic which unurrVes the btaVest men, sergeant
McGauran attended promptly and quietly 10 his station
-. asLaa neither favors change, additional help
rahrf nm m;lntaine uubrokon series Of ooserya-
inns winch are great value ia the study OF ue ae-
meas under these trying circumstances entities nun 10
u1bllc cuIune ida ION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
IN OIL PINIC IN PITTSBURG.

PIrTsBuRG, Nov. l7.-rhis was bear
day at tue Oil Ex,nauge Tue market opened steady
with sales 81 25li but shortly after 10 O'CLOCK TO
port was received that the Anchor oil Company n0H
struck 500 barrel well in Forest County lAe widest
followed tuis report, ana the market
ened falling and time until the noon CLOS
ing when The 6nal ses were made III l3-a drop of
~ cents from the highest point Of the session. t 10
estimated that 3O0O0OO barrels OF OH c,ansou nus
durtng uis Time ~ 1ne afternoon the uhrAe' oPeheu
hftr fr,ner A. 81 Is under more ehcoragihg reports
Anal ADVANCED 10 81 Ella, bat rcacuOn followed ahd
prices snowet downward tendency tHe " Ae' 0ioS'"e
with hid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday. Nov. H. ls7--
c.orOo p Milburn Of Santa Fe n NJ, has heeu ap-
poInted special agent of the lDdan Bureau
Gustav r. strum, Of the Engineer Bureau mas oeen
appointed principal draugbtsmau OF the General Lanu
ONCE.
Tbe Secretary OF the Interior has modified the recent
decislon In the lola Mine case, Leadve, Col, Dy nod-
ing Antnonys entry To be equally Win tue
certificate upon which IL was based.
The GARFIELD Board of Audit to-day went over al INC
clans on fIe In several instances clerical errors
and mistakes we're found in the claims and II was do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
PHASES OF EGYPTIAN NEW <.

CAIRO, Nov. 1.-THE evidence of Suleiman
DaOud that Arab Pacha ordered him to Set Aexan-
dria on ire and murder the Khediye is generally
dIscredit.d sultan Pacha deuies the statement
that he met Suleiman Daoud while the latter was
Ou his way 70 murder the khedlye aud that he pre-
vailed MIN 20 return and again discuss the mat
ter with Arab.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 1.-THE health Of the troops
composing The British army of occupation Is inn
proving and of the 600 sick men the average nor
tality Is now only one daily, against SIX last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
THREE STEAMERS DETAINED.

LONDON Nov. 1.-The Hamburg American
Line steamer Gelert, which put back 10 Plymouth with
the loss OF blades Of her propeller Oh NoyemDer 1,
wiz leave that port tomorrow.
The wieand Of The line. which % lave lefb
Hamburg last Wednesday. detained by he excep-
tipnaly low state OF the river, and VIII sail tom ROW
Havre.
The passengers oy the westphala. also Of The ssme
line, have arrived at Hamburg. The Wostphalia viii
make temporary repairs AT Plymouth, and viii salI
thence next Thursday for Hamburg. The neN steamer
Rugla Out Stettin, will leave Hamburg on Nednes-
day, tue I'D inst, IN place OF the WestphaAa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
rvpOPTs or BREADSTUFFS.

WASHINGTON Nov. 1.-THE Chief OF the
Rurean Of ses reports that the total values OF the
e,nor1s OF broaaauns from the United States In the
month or October 1882 aud IN the four and ten months
ended October 81 1882. compared with similar eI
norts IN Tho corresponding mon,hs OF the proceeding
oar WEIR ss fulows: October. 1882 $1,000, lO3 DC
-, fssi si4 a39 el4; four msnths ended October
Al 1882 Ss4 SOL 7I9 four mouins ended Oce91eT 81
Idai $50 al I5 ton months ended October 3l 1857
40 zi7 g6O ten months ended October Il, lsSl'
SIgZ 2p2 d55.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
CHARITABLE REQUESTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The will OF the
late Eliza A smith, former resident Of NewYork.
which was admitted probate to-day ms2es the follow
ing public bequests: American Bible Society OF New
York $1,000; Board Of Foreign Missions OF the General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church Of America,
600 Board OF Domestic Missions OF the Presbyterian
Assembly or America, $4,000; Am rican Tract soeiety
- 600 Board OF ncatlUn Of the PresDy,e church
OF the U'iCed states $1,000; American sunday
school Union 5000: American -eancn's Fund
society of New York sl 600 Orpnans Asylum 81 New"
York Cty 0OO ASSOCIATION for the Keller OF Hespecr
aoe Aged ludgent Females VI Ne" YORK, sI'oOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
FrAVFS IN SOUTH BOSTON.

BOsTOS, Nov. 17.-There was a fire at 1870
A. m at the south Boston lumber wharf, owned by A.
NJ stetson Co. Tnree buildings were DESTROYED con
tanning lumber hay lime. including stable, and
adjoining small tenements on tue premises also
burned The loss is estimated $4,000. The insur-
ance Is IA follows Iech4nics. OF Providence $500
Commerce OF Ahan,, $500; Standard. or London,
50 4Os Fire Association, Philadelphia, S4,sl6 Tres
cot Of Boston, - 800; Fremen's, OF Philadelphia,
81 500 Total, $l7,224.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
RIOT IN OPELIKA, ALA.

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. ia dispatch from
oneix, Ala 10 The rimes- Democrat says "A serious
riot occurred here last night, in which Jim Roberts,
Charley DIX ana Charley Greegs were wounded Pistols
and shut guns used The lasted all night. and
the destruction OF show windows and lamps
c.. considerable The trouble have QUE
of :. general dislike for the city government Aeout
I noD suuts were fired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
PATRICK CASEY TO BE HANGED.

DUBLIN, Nov. l7.-Patrick Casey has been
found guilty OF the murder Of Bridget Joyce aud SEN
fenced 70 death the jury out only eleven minutes.
Casey will be hanged December l5. Casey pro-
tested his innocence on being sentenced.
After Casey had been sentenced Myles Joyce vas
arragned for the murder OF the old woman the mother
OF Jonn joyce ialley. Of the cOunse. for tho
defence. challenged the Jurors the ground that they
did not saud ndnerently between the Crown and tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
TaE MrRDER OF ME HCppYs.

DUBLIN, Nov. lit is stated that an in
former aas communicated 20 the Government the fun
details the murder OF the two Huddys LORI Ar auns
banfs whose bodies were found IL LOugh Max Three
persons custody charged with the murder, who
Will be tried ~ DuDun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
WAR R1rWEEN Two ROADS.

SYRACUSE, Nov. 1.-The war between the
West ouoro and The Chenaugo Valley Railroad Com
pani.s broke out afrcsn IN tins city tonight. Tue
West Shore Company tore up the Chenango
Valley track IN Brown-st and moved Its
own track the ground before Oecu-
pied by the track which torn up. The West Shore
Company also Chenang0 Valley engine from the
trac1 to a turn- liable belonging to the latter rDad
Al is expected furtner trouble viii arise between
he LUo uaAa
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A CHANGE OF PosTM4sTERs.
iBr rELEoaAPa TO the rRIsusE.I

WASHINGTON. Nov. l7.-B. b. Nebber was ap-
p''rted to-day Postmaster at Salamanca, N. L., to
saooeed Postmaster Vreelsnd. who has been re-
moved The reasons assigned At the Post-oftce
Deoartnent for Mr.. Vreeand's removal are his in
'1eient management of the Office and some COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
OBSERVATIOY or THE COMET

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE following me-
ridian observation of the great OF 1882 OBJ
tained this morning by Assistant Astronomer WInlock
with rho transit circle Naval observatory Right
ascension q hours p minutes, 80 II srcOnds: NOrih
Polar distan Il4o 40 l-.9" The part observed
tine main point OG the falling end Of
tine nucleus The observation corrected for reractlOn
but not for parula1.