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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

Valentine day is over and the usual
number of cruel daubs of some past or
present fOible went through the mails.
own venom and low instincts are the
only attributes ventilated with any
startling force, they would refrain from
exposing their bad breeding and stupid
ignorance of common courtesy to intel
ligent scOrn. Happily the custom of
sending sO-called "cOmic" valentines is
rapidly dying out, and is confined more
especially to the servant class, while
small chrOmOs and oil pictures grace
fully succeed them among refined
people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

The N.Y.P. & o. R. R. will not re-
ceive any corpse for transportation on
their trains without a permit from the
Board of Health of the place where the
person died, or from a competent physi-
clan giving date of death, name, age,
residence, cause Of death and name of
physician. This certificate must go
with the body. In no case will the re-
mains of a person dying from cOntag-
iOus disease be carried at all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

You have only few days more until
the 1st of March to secure bargains in
overcOats out of the great consignment
handled by Ruhman, Ernst Il Co. After
that day, back they go to the home of
their childhOOd-the manufacturer-and
know them no more forever. Go at
once, therefore, and secure an OveTcOat
at your own figure, before it is forever
too late.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
Don't Re Fooled

By iealons competitors putting in the
papers that these goods have smallpox,
as these goods are positively from the
late great fire in New York, as the
clothiers know we will injure their
business, as these goods will positively
be sold 40 per cent. less than the original
cost of the manufacturers. Remember,
now is your chance to get goods at half
price. Call and be convinced, as this
sale will last only few days, at % East
TuscaraWas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
stark county Agricultural Society.

The Board will hold session on
Thursday, February 10Th, at 10 a. m. Tor
the purpose of revising the premium
list. Any person who may have any
suggestions to make in this revision
will be heartily welcome. The desire
of the Board is to conform to the wishes
of its members, as far as possible, and
to do the best for the improvement or
the Society as we'll as the agricultural
interests of the county.
The following awards in class 10 have
never been published before and the
Secretary deems it no more than an act
of justice that they be published now,
and an explanation given why they
were not published before. After the
Fair, in looking over the awards made,
the Secretary discovered that neither OF
the parties had complied with the rules
for making entries in this class and did
not publish it for that reason. At a
subsequent meeting of the Board 1t was
found that these parties had made verbal
statements to the manager of this de-
partment. The Board Instructed the
Secretary to write to these parties and
request the proper statement be made
in writing. This they cheerfully COM
piled with. Through a mIsundel stand
ing of the instructions of the Board the
Secretary did not publish 1t then. The
matter was called to his attention at
| the last meeting and he takes the pres
ent method of doing tardy justice to
| some of the best breeders of fine wool
sheep in Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

The employees of YOlkman's cigar fac
tory presented Mr.. Joseph NicOdemus,
president Of the cigar makers union,
with a handsome hanging lamp on
Wednesday, on the occasion of his mar
riage with Mrs. Celesta DetimOre.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

oscar Dear" is the latest comic song
by Nj. IL. ROsenfeld. It's "futterly-
utterly-hutter." Price 30 cents. Ad-
dress F. w. Helwick, $50 Elm street,
Cincinnati, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
MARKETS.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

NEW YoHIl, Feb Is, Flour. dull receipts 80, ,OOO
barrels; ports 400 barrels. Wheat 1sas4c lower,
but afterward became strong r and gained most OF
decline, closing sLrong ungraded pring 81 23 un-
graded red el l2ai 3g ungraded white 81 BAL 341z
Corn &C hight closing strong, ungraded 67a7O
No 6S1Sa695. Oats shade easier and less active;
Western mixed 47a491sC; white 4Sa50c.
TOLEDO. Feb. I5-Wheat steady; No. 2 red spot
81 AZ Corn quiet and unchanged. OTIS dull and
nominal. Dressed hogs g. 50,
WOOLs-Boston, Jan "a -Marke steady and firm:
Ohio and Pennsylvania X 43aiIc Michigan fleeces
42a421ac; extra medium No heeces 46a50 pulled
3Oa525ac.
COTTON Cincinnati, Jan. 24-Market heavy at
ll4c,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

The great sale of clothing slightly
damaged by water from the late great
fire in New York will commence Thurs
day, February 10th, at No. % East Tus-
carawas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

L. w. LOomis keeps the genuine
Elaine Oil. Try it for a brilliant light,
1Sc per gal. Non-explOs1ve and safe.F
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
Card of Thanks.

take this method of returning my
heartfelt thanks to all who assisted in
the late illness and death of my wife.
May their kindness never be forgotten.
Friends in need are friends indeed.
HOMER j, MILLER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

L. W. LOOmis keeps a full line of
House Furnishing Goods, Stoves, Tin
ware, China, Cutlery, Spoons, &c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
Encal @ems.

Good Templars meeting over Farmers
Bank tomorrow night at O'Clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
FOR SALE.

For sale the southeast corner Of North Poplar and
second streets. There TWO HOUSES the prem
ses. Apply to
febi6tf VIM. i. Piero.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
MP BgRGH AND TIE PARK ANIMALS

The animals in Central Park were visited on
Sunday by Mr. Bergh in company with superintendent
Hatfield Mr. Bergh thought that the surroundings OF
the animals and their sanitary condition seneray were
NOT what they should be- say the least The meagre
shower bath given the Polar bear in his wreched tum
bledown den seemed Mr. Bergh to have closer re-
semblance to the Of slowly dropping water on
convicts than the cool Arctic sea and trs sa
brinns icebergs Of the bears vanished youth The SUI
perintendent OF the park said that he hd menueu 4
ters not by repairing she cage, but by Dululng nv
one and that 4 tank would be made near Dy "hefe sne
poor bear could have freedom in his f1sid a3iu
noisy dOnkeys and other equally raIo
lool0dcal specimens well enough on AZ present
MT Bsrgh thought but when the hand SEASON mad
passed and was no more theh me -
monkey would back from the country the seuate
lion would return from his summer resort pehstu is
spreading canvas and cause "a crowded eohulton ~
things The philanthrOpist advised thai the
establishment IN Park either be abOlshed ehreH
or moved 10 a better place and reyivined by an Annu
Appropriation Of $4,000 lie gave notice that ne ~oui
aipear before the Park Board at the next meetng anu
plead for the oppressed tenants OF Inc u4siiA@'eH
In the Park Aenagerie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
NEW CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.


ALBANY, May 22.-The Committee on Con-
essional Apportionment will report the following as
the new districts for New-York City:
Is Distr1ct-Bcgins at Peck slip and the East River
through Peek slip 70 terry-st. 10 Gods to sprnces
TO Park Row 10 BROADWAY To fouItcthtLst 10 EiEhtn
ave 10 Tyeiftst. To the North River IL also takes IN
Governors Bedocs ana Ellis Islands. - To-. ,,,....
through Peck Slip 10 Ferry-st, 10 Coolest To- SPrlc-
to PARK ROW. to Broadway 70 Canal 81, TO the Bowery
10 win u ,Ii-st-, to the Last River.
lid Di.trlcj-BeSius at Rlvington-st. and the East
River through RvingtOns to the BOwery, 10 Cana,t,
to Broadway, to toureenth-st' To IhirdaVe, TO 81
Nark--pace 70 AYenueA 10 >rVenth-st, 10 Ayenue-B,
10 Eleventh-st. To the East River.
River through Twcthst 10 Eghtu-ase 10 Fourteen Il
Forty elgnthst 70 oevehIH-f e 10 l"n'
10 Fithave., 10 Thr;y->econdst, 70 Nlnth-a'e., 10
Twenty-,lxth ST.. to the North kver.
Vim Dlsiric-Begins al The East River and Eleventh
ST. through EevenLhst u Avenue b. u segenth-t, TO
Avenue A. Mark place, 10 Ihlrd-aYc 10 twenty
thrIst Loxingon-aye, TO Forty seyenth-s, to the
Last RIVER. - ... 49,, ~, ,,4, IT,.
siytlst. through Twenty sixth-st., 10 NIHihse, 10
rnirty-secOndst to Eighhage, 10 Twenty -nintst to
sevenihaye.. Forty lAthst, to LeXlnSton-aFe, To
FtynmLh-st., 10 Seyentave, to tliiy seconu-st, 10
the North River.
Rast River. through FOryseyentE-st 10 LexngtonaVe
10 Fiy-ninthst., TO Ffthave.. to One-hundrt dind-
tenth-st, TO Sevcnthave.. to One-hlndred-and- our
feminist to the East River including Biackweis and
Wards Islands and tnat part OF Central Park south o.
Win d sriet-Begns at the North River and Fifty
secOnds; TO jh-ave 20 Fify lnth-st, 10 Eighth
ave. to Onehundre iGndtentn-st, 10 SeyenthaYe, 10
Onrhundrcd and foureentn-st 10 the East River also
the Twenfy-fhird ana Twenty fourth Wards and Ran
dalfs Island
The committee viii also report tie following new dis
tricis:
XvIITH District.-Columbia, Greene, scohario and
XXIVth District.-Herkimer Madison and Chenango
counties ,c,
XXVIIth District.-BroOme, Delaware, Toga and Che
NUM- counties. $500
The Otner districts have heretofore been published.
The Assembly subcommittee AppOrtlOntmenJ or
Congressional viii report To the main committee to-
morrow bill giving Brook, the extra Congressman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
DIED.

ABBELLAt Esperance. n Y May y. Lucia smith wife
Intement at Esperance Cemetery wednesday next PM
ALLENOn SUNDAY morning 2lst inst. samuel F. Aleu- IN
services his late residence No l0l3 Gates
g sT9 sS e 2 sTe ID 10 9 attend az ILL.,
-ouFnday 10Th inst, Dr. Edward Barlow In tho
IntsrTnssai al Deep river Conn., this day Tuesday.
DELANCEY--At Geneva. y Martha Araosla last sur.
eha o. John peter 1P Tesy Late OIL
FREAE-On Monday MAY -. 1882 NJ his late residence,
No $50 West 3ith-st., Alexander Frear
NOuce OF funeral hereafter
May 81, job Fisher Rowland, aged rs
Funeral services residence OF his A Rowland,
To- Si3 East lsgth.'t Iaesiayi way q, at p H.
HAvILAND-At Patterson. y. y May 20, Benjamin V.
Haviiand. IN tie ',th year u his age ~, o., =.
Funeral nOm MS late residence on Tuesday May -5 AZ
Carriages will meet friends % $50 train from
Grand Centr4. Depot VIA Harlem Railroad.
LITTELIAt Montclair. " j. May -, Mary wife Of Hiram
Funeral services residence Wednesday. May a.
Tan leaves Sc%.YorS at 2lOp. IN.
LAMBERr-At Peterson y. j. Monday Nav % Of scarlet
fever Percy r. Of Cathona aud Isabelle r. Lampcrt,
FUNERAL services private Intermcnt Tuesday, May 3D. at
O'Clock D. "a.
aiify widow the 77Ih o. her
eives and friends are invited attend The funeral .er
church OF Inc Holy Tnnily, wesiport
HILLER-On sunday. May ~ 1857, Annie NJ wife Of Wal
Fnner services viii be residence Of her fher
No - Cliutouave Brooklyn, L. l. On IuesdaJ may -
Al 4 o'clock p. m.
Pease omit mowers.
OPPE-On sunday May 2 1892 Frederick A.. infant Of
l. late Louisa Il oppe aeed months and ID
Funeral from the o. HIS grandt No 22i East
l24th-st on Wednesday May - at 2.JO o'clock
RIPLEY-At Cambridge Mass. sunday May IL -s2, Of
Z Pipe Eip,ey IN The 18th year % ags
sHEFFIELD-Sunday May p. at Saugertles OF diphtaera
Lrconey. eldest son % william X ana Juha l. sheneld
ace,. yraIs
Funeral private. Intermsnt at Orange on Tuesday
r A May 20, lSSZ OF pneumonia
Elizabeth Iat, daughter Of the late "ilsm ana lsaDcA
Funeral Al her late residence No 20 Gndin-st TompKlns
Vile : l. Tuesday. SD inst. az y IL Relatives and
friends are invited ID attend.
PHILADELPHIA please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
49,, ,,o, rraep. dissemination is one reason why he
- m h nominated"
MD coyTITyG AND Mr.. SH4RPE.
SI1PpF HAS TO SAY.

vu,rNR. SHARPE HAS TO SAY.
-. uv,xc RESPONSIBLE FOR THE KINGSTON
@'N ,,,ry,,<'s ARrICLE-wHo ADVISED CONA4-i'O
10 60 TO ALBANyf
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlbuNHl IT
A,RANY. MAY 22.-Ex-Speaker Ueolge -.
So, mon coming from his home at Kingston 10 'I.
60. - vas questioned BY several of his r1ehus ~
,,.,,, 10 ex-senator Conklings comments IN nv ".
- herald of to-day on the Senatorial strueEl' ~
- ago "Did YOU inspire the article IN me -,
grrssuan which drew out this statement u III
lingl" he was asked ~ az had no
81 did not" replied the ex-speaker' Ia, ,n
- ., ira existence until 1t was
-r,rt The article appeared III tho
.ron NJ Friday last was he'' sy,.
g.. and did not return to Kingston t.-
aav But mad no connection WIN INC me- for
u"S ,,, the efor OF the paper is respon'ip'e loi
4, and think he knows how TO TAX o'' o., et,lvart
- To, Freeman was one Of tue three OF ioui '" -,
Ano" - -. .droca,ed Mr. Conkling's reelection mar
her. great deal during that strusGe' anu
oo5 deal Of personal knowledge OF the suoeo.,
vaor agoit was reported, General ana Ine -
-, IL hoo, repeated since, that at conieio"0'
80 s.,-,. IN Sew-York in MAY, previous 10 ui
,-,al ELECTION you made sleech III d seek a reelec-
,e-,ee MIR Conklng To 10 TO AlDau9 anu '
u9 ver made such a speech 1t Is iai'euI9bo and
Did you advise Mt ConAlhS ,l,ing give the names
seek reeIec5ion vised him TO 20 to Albany shouu
Ike 10 know their names doh h1o" have known
aud yet , u1lNA them. Let Mr.. ConklIng
rsclrse the names Of thes" men auE wbou did he
Shame of having gwen him such ADVICE. Ts Mace as
shame Ls at Washington before reslguhg hS trie,,s
,,1 sfa-cs .enal or Did he consult any OF LIE IL
tnere o. M this state lie never M me blame OF
tis defeat for reelection on ther sn9 3s, ~
hnoT who was responsible for that delea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23

T-,o malls oniinS Sal EDA1s
~ viii u this Oilce on IL ESDAi, az
M for EUROPE By steamship Wisconsin. via queens
tn- on W fDN sDAi at 500 A EufOp. y slad.Dsh
t~ Via southampton and Bremen letters tof ireland shd
e ,una BE- olrd per tIbe And al $50 N Tor ire
tina. VIA Queenstown letters Tor nfe4s
ad othor European countries must b" directed pr
. A tor France direct by steamship -.
.ru.ln VIA Hayro THU ilSDAN at a NJ iOr Europe.
nv ramsnp Republic. Queenstown etters Tor Germany
agd France objected per Republic and al q m-
by steal5llp les.inS "a Py mouth Ihsroours
ANA Hamburg on sAICtDAf At = a M ioI europe y a
fy of ROME Queenstown uettrrs Tor Germany ami cot
Had dEecsa yer Cay Of h.ome ana AZ II a. ~
for direct by steamship furue sa VA -eows ani
AZ Al A m furopc steamship Rnen VIA southampton
aad Br-Meu. IL Tor Bel direct bY steamship
NeieraDd Antwerp rne mails ior one euea And az
acoa BY steamship Na.cnci close ON IT tSBAl al u
hic 81 steamship ANa close on IL -
DAY Al n The mails for Brazil. by steamship Diehnn-,
via baltimore. close MEDN hSDAN At $3.50 p H. lhs
The mails for Savauia &C. by steamship Schcswig close
on rif ilsDAY II a The malls for Bermuda Dy
steanship FLInbOrOagh, close o. III k-DAl al lo y
m the mails Caba POI ite0 and dexc9 Sy steais
CITY of sIon. rti IS DAh AZ lSo me
mails Tor Jamaica. turk'4 Island aud Jacme y Steamship
Alyrna close GA IpAh az The mails Tor uOa AMI
Porto RICE W 81 A,p ssraioSA close o1 MUDDY A.
$50 o. IN The mails Tor rGxo and gay isiand3 via New
Orleans close on sAI UhDAl Al 1:S IA The mats tor
ths Wpdward Islands by steamship bermuda close SAT
UKDAY AZ - The mails Tor Australia, &C, va ian
Francisco c0se MAY y, az The malls for China nd
Japan, via san Rrsnciseo, ciose May 30. az p an
HENRY "a. PEARSON. PostnAstak
Post odce. New-York. Nay 10 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE TOPICS.

ALBANY, May 22.-In the Senate tonight
tho hi amending the CHARTER Of NewYork providing
for the election Of Aldermen OF Assembly dstrcts)
ordered to a third reading.
Among the bills passed were the fologing Amending
the banking relating to st. MARX Church. New
York. and relating to County TREASURER salaries The
bill relating TO the payment OF BY railsa and
other was by vote Of 10 10 IA Tho
vote was afterward reconsdered. and the bill was Laid
the table.
In the Assembly Mr. Potter offered concurrent reso-
luton that the Legislature adjourn sine dle Oh fTld~y
June z. Tabled under the rule .
Mr. Boyde resolutions for the appointment oy the gov
Of commission OF five to investigate the present
system OF prison Labor debate, were lost by vote
OF 20 ayes TO SO nays
The bill appropriating 1925 900 for work on the new
Capitol was reported from Committee Of the Whole MI
Ayord moved u amend by providing That the nrrt sec
ton Of the bill be substituted the first section
Of the Assembly b that the aDDroprisin shall De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
crNrPA1 INrFTT1GFNCE.

MONTREAL, May 22.-At the meeting OF the
shareholders OF the Canadian Pacific Railway Company,
held here to-day the purchase by the directors OF the
western section OF the Occidental Railway ratified
The transfer viii take place On June next
PHILADELPHIA May 22.-A delegation from Jersey
City, accompanied by the Mayor and a committee OF
the Board of Aldermen. visited President Roberts
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company this afternoon
Their object TO whether some pau
could not be devised by which Jersey city
would receive a portion of the taxes paid by the
railroad company to the State Mr.. Roberts promised
that he would submit their plans 10 the Board OF d.
rectoIs Al the next meeting \ quarterly dvi-
end ~ per share has been declared Oh norfolk ana
Western preferred payable June 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
MR.. CONKLING MAKES A DENIAL.
HE DECLARES THE CHARGE or Oohh0i
49, - - ,oyr,1 CONTEST TO BE UNTRUE.

- -tfr SENATORIAL CONTEST TO BE UNTRUE
Eyo,, an Interrietc IN The Herad, Nag -, -
Nv habit has been never 10 reply 10 sltlucIo'
hcwsvcr foul have Tor years silently eh'uieu 49,, n,
r s.',,s most cruel in character ana haNlhE nOt
- @bt,sf foundation IN fact. IL may Dc tnas nj
I'M ri .leuce has encouraged caIuhhy Iloh-S V
@ a,d a. Won ask ill., viii say something VI Vie
1articuI Al libel IN The Kingston Fretmmc ~ ~
ccorsi.T OF three parts of three chaIses l. I'r
tcs a candidate Tor reelection OF my own he'c CIV
- nv me advice and wish OF party asrOclats = "
1r,cnd. and -upporters from time 10 lme ulEt "a.
I.-isf aud Withdraw, ana that IeiuStu 10 "O -, "
rThat a corrupt bar gail" was ABOUT 10 " ~
,nsfed for INV election and that OF anothe p'!son' an"
- - a marry this bargain. Inc term cO44 ny
s1,air fl. u.eJ by the Kingston paper bnt loI solie
reason IL changed ID reprints IA other ApeIs 70 III
fiona la means" Each o. tnesr c.hl Eos ~ -
.-S,tn and Io.itvey against truth Ny name wis usu
Cor reflection and / went 10 AIDaNy "
..srse OF the urgent ADVICE or request %
- tb,se with whom | had opportunity 10 Coisui'
n giuu tO A bauy one VI tAe most
81 nv ne ,id not 90 there To solicit votes -
80 ,rv man 10 vote for me. Ny presence thcre "I7
fr-lsrtd others the ErO4hd ina II "i' -
80 infor1u.t IA aud explanation snouu Vc Htf'n
sDscfiup the re-lguatiOu aud he causes winch ia % 80
ma .trn INFORM should come ut"ctA IIi nv
X lnucs as 10 the nr.t cnarSc = NoI Ol0 ", -,
y bnse ind rueut had been gwen IN favor OI Ia! s'al-
To- r..cc ION ever advised suggested NilHula""i
ON tle contrary, though repeatedly Hdue INV 80 -
non ma Sc. not OF the friends WuO7t d'' &c H
feruiuel my actlOn ever approved OF ass ~ -
eour,r other than tie Ole pushed g. No Da -t.ii,
rorru,f or otherwise which Wa a party vac w
y, d. or proposed ID the whole course OF the oehiloll
rItrov.rsv know OF no giving color to such an
allegation II there be such TACT IL i unhno%H ~ n
NoW YOU see. YOU have made mt break NY naD'Jt -.
mass IN - euee uumucTluss lliscAOous WHICH a."
made tuer target.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
as UNWILLING TO HEAR GOOD W0RDS As
BAD

A CORRESPONDENT WHO DOESN'T WANT ANYTHING
PROM INGERsOLL But SILENCE.
To me EdttOr OF me / Dune.
SIR: Can you suggest any explanation of
Che action Of the Committee Public Exer-
cises on Decoration Day, in this city,
in choosing orator OF the evening" the
fnhde L bert g. Ingersol thus permitting him TO pre-
sent himse in the place recently chosen by him
IN which TO his basphemous utterances and there
by authority 10 stand and wound all GOdearing people
nv his presence and the sounds OF voice that day
which dear To the hearts Of our people appeal
ing as il does To memories Of lofty deeds noble self
sacrifce ana sublime devotion to duty That Committee
have Inflicted an insult upon people, for we are a
yeople Notwithstanding some cXceptOns) striving 10
serve and honor God and the insult Is cruel one IN
fcted when our hearts tender and broken with the
thougns of our noble dead aud resting in the Paradise
OF God D. H. w.
Yeu- York May 49, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
REPUBLICANS AND THE COMMISSION BILL.
LEY TELRGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l

ALBANY, May 22.-The Republican Senators
had CAUCUS tonight the Railroad Commission bill
After considerable talk the bill Senators Lynde and
Lansing announced that they anxious TO see
some Railroad Commission bill pass that If within few
days the present was not passed they should
vote with the Regular Democrats in favor OF
ment giving tie Governor the power of appointing
the commissioner The majority Of the Republicans
said that IL their opinion that Governor Cornell
shoud have the power OF appointment conferred upoI
hun The caucus 10 no dec sion on the subject.
Tbe votes OF Lynde and Lansing II transferred
20 The democratic column. would pass the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
7ESTIFYING as TO WoMANs DEATH

The inquest in the case of Mrs. Mary Ann
Michel whose body found lying near the track Of
the Flushing and North Shore Railroad near Winfield
l. l. on last Thursday morning resumed last even
Ing by Coroner seibs BrieIs Hotel the village of
kewtOwn l. Marshal OF FLUSHING, the conductor OF the
train from body first that
tie woman looked when first found - II she al not
been dead long He did not think that size had been
strain, said that he positive that his
glne did not strike tho body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
pREPARIYG FOE DECORATION DAY.

At a meeting of the Decoration Day Execu-
tive Committee last evening letters were read from Az
torney General Brewster and PostmasterenerA MOVE
announcing their intention OF being present nj tne eA
ercises be held in the Academy OF Music On Dccofa
lion Day Grand Marshal Browne has Issued an oru9t
Announcing the fOrrna OF column on May ~ IL
will consist thirteen visions and Will De escofIod ~
the First Division OF the National Guard under Inc Gull
uand Of General 5haler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for The past "a hoWrs

WASHINGTON. May %, l a. m.-Ihe pressure
lowest in the Middle aud high IN the Northwest
Rains have fallen all the districts. Ncrth~esIeriy
winds prevail ives, Of the Mississippi River and In the
Lake region. Ohio Valley and Tennessee, easierly IN
England and soutnWestcry in the south Atlantic
states Ihe temperature fallen east OF the Mlssls
slppi River.
Indications for to-day
For the Middle Atlantic states colder cloudy weather
with rain followed by clearing weather, winds shifting
10 uorthwestcrly, higher pressure go
esry shifting 10 westerly winds, STATIONARY or lower
temperature and pressure.
Indications for hO-mOrTOr.
Pain g. indicated to-day i'm New-England. Middle and
Soutb Atlantic states and fair weather Wednesday.