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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02
TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Commencing Juno &C. special through express train with
ORA win room cars will Grand Central Depot IN y "
Ill q IL r. X daily except sundays ut $50 arriving
ains early In the evening two hours earl CT tan
last season Wells with train Tor
Newport VI. Quebec &C. seats iu drawing may
DO engaged H. q s. C. ticket ohco IN Granh
Central Depot by addressing by mail or telegraph
G. I. uEMPSTEAD, q. t. A.,
a. n. Y.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.


Connecting with Providence & Worcester RR
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, via MORCESl Y.
The entirely new and palatia steamer Rhode lsLAt
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
9A'Iiu 70 m from per 30 n R. foot of Warren-st
Connections made at Providence wa r. q W: * X,
or Wnrcesfer and all Northern. Eastern and White
Mo,t,,n nnnts Tickets for at all principal ticket
oces af-rooms secured at offices oi Westcou Express
Sn o. ,stor IIonse Nos 2O7, 3s, Sy7 ami AL Broad
ay and AZ E1fth Avenue aud Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
way M" ~ /. W. FILkINS, General Pass Agent
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
JEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

FOOT RECTOKST:
For Highlands, Seabrght, Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch o:3J, -. .. m. 1890 $40, D. 5'4o p m sun
For Atianuc Highlands, 745 o. IL m $780, S45. 5, BIAS
For Ocean Grove Sea Girt &C. TAB o. IL 345. 8.
545 IN. m
for Lakewood River Barnegat 30, 7A5 M; l'3O,
345 D. m. -, ..,-- -.
For Writings City vineland. and ali stations To
Bay Side. 1880 D. IN. - -.
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GUNNER Resorts.

So A LBERTSON TILLA.r-Large rooms and
IA table frstcaBs. For terms address J. y. PAGE,
AsburY Park N l.
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COLORADO,

DOR BO,TON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
l. Pullman Sleepers via " Y, n. H. and H. H. r. leaves
Depot at 1855 m. week days Get tickets
VIA New.YOrX and England Railroad AT Grand Central
narlnf andn rl non
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02

I NJ I
that through Pullman from New-Yor to Chicago
nv The re and and Chicago and Grand Trunk
Railroads leave NewYork from Erie Deuot al daily
H. t.ntII .llfinc of L he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02
1--WE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.

handsome new Illustrated Guide Book, containing com
plet de ptons and information concerning he 9eaues
mi attractions oil Chunk being issued gratis
Nv NessTs r L. q IL Mutnford lessees of the celebrated
SyycLhack Railroad The Tourists Guide 10 the "Swltzer
land OF America printed 10y the American Bank Note
and gotten excellent style II prOfusey
.fed and rs Of a convenient 10 the travelling
nuhc N contains brief historical sketch OF Manch Chunk
he history OF the SwitchbscK railroad and the discovery OF
snhafe coal the rise and growth OF The Lehgh
Coal and Navigation Company The SHitchDack Railroad
now m f on, Atom aud continue running I'll the 3lst
of October and will doubt as In previous years hnOd en-
10y ment to thousands OF visiting tourists
Particulars fares, and copies OF me Guide may Dc
81 Chambers.st, New-YOrk;
or L. L. & IL. j MUMFORD.
Chunk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-14
The Maine convention.

PORTLAND, June l3.-The Republican
State Convention met this morning, and
was called to order by Senator Frye.
Mr.. Frye then read the call for the con-
vention, and nominated as temporary
chairman, Eugene Hale, who was received
with much enthusiasm. Hale said: One
of the largest conventions ever held in
Maine atteSts the undying yigor OF the Re-
publican party in the State. This campaign
must end the contest, it will be battle
worth fighting. A Governor, Con-
gressmen. Senator and county officers
are to be chosen. You do not want Gov.
Plaistead to be continued in his seat, but
YOU do want my distinguished and elo-
auent colleague to retain his seat in the
Senate for six years more. lGreat ap-
plause.l :,
Referring to President Arthur, Hal said
he believed the President was trying to
bring all shades of the Republican party
into accord. He has a difficult task, but has
discharged it wisely.
Col. RObie was then nominated Tor Gov
ernor on the first ballot, by thirty-two ma
jority
PORTLAND, Me-, June 13.-Robies nomi'
nation was then made unanimous, The
Convention then proceeded to vote for
Congressional candidates, and Thos. B:
Reed, Nelson Dingley, Chas. A. Boutell and
Seth ID. Mulliken were accepted as noml'
nees, Adjourned. sr' ..
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srEVeelVvnE.


In shs snurthwaits MURDER Csse-HO
jury Yet-Cass - Lsek.5aw.
Apectai DtspaseA b ~ Rs0tst~.
srEusKsvILLr, June la-In the Smurth.
waite murder trial, which began before
Judge Hanoe yesterday, MP 70 this hour
only three jurors have been secured, and
the Sheriff was ordered 10 make new list
Of 80 names.
The prisoner sits In Court with his wife.
and from his careless manner doesnt sp-
pear like man under indictment for muir.
der in the first degree-the highest crime
known to the law.
The defense 10 being conducted BY
Messrs. Ong, Hays, D~ton and Owssnsy.
and Prosecuting Attorney Cook 10 looking
after the interests OF the State.
The large and spacious court house has
been crowded all day-as was the case yes
terday-with anxious friends OF the %
cused and curiosity seekers. II was the In.
ton OF the court TO dispose OF the csss this
week, II possible, but It now looks -
though the greater part Of next week would
be consumed In The trial.
Elliott and Wind, Snurthwaite's part
ners In the crime, will have their trials
separately, following the trial Of smurth-
waite. -.-HHrr..rr.-.a...H..
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BLAINE's BUcLE
He Makes Another Stump Speech
to the Committee.
The Question Of AdjOurnment-Mahone'
War-The Northern Pacific Reports
What They involve in
Land and Money.
THE TARIFF COMMISSION SWlNDLE.
Saectal Dispatch to ,he Reaister.


WASHINGTON, June 13.-Blaine was be.
fore the House Foreign Affairs Committee
again, to-day, and delivered his usual stump
speech IN favor OF his South America policy.
The harangue could, in no sense, be called
testimony, consisting largely Of attacks
upon the British lion. Nothing new was
elected.
The Ways and MeBnS Committee con-
sidered the matter of final adjournment.
Dunnen offered a resolution fixing the
date at July Sd, and Randall presented an
amendment for June 26th. The subject
went over without action, but the better
opinion is that it will not be earlier than
the first named date.
The House, in Committee of the Whole,
discussed the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill. The amend
ment offered by Mr.. Townsend, prohibit
ing assessments, elected considerable dis
cussion, but was ruled out of order by the
Massachusetts, Robinson, who occupied the
chair, against loud protests of Cox, Springer
and other Democrats. #
Another fire broke onti in Senator Mitch
ellis house this morning. Owing to his sb-
sence, the Fire Department was permitted
to perform its duties in extinguishing the
flames. But little damage was done.
Malone has assured Jorgensen (who CO.
operated with him at the last election), as
we'll as Desendorf (who defed and beat him
in the Norfolk district), the only Republi-
cans in the Virginia delegation in the House
of Representatives, that they must decide
whether they will hereafter be Readjusters
or straightout Republicans. II they choose
to train with his followers, Malone told
them they must agree to go before the Re-
adjuster nominating conventions in their
respective districts on a par with othet
aSpirants for the nominations, and take
their chances, working in any event with
all their might for the nominees OF the
convention; if not, they were kindly, but
firmly, informed they must take their
chances against Readjuster negroes nomi-
mated in their districts, and backed by the
administration and the full strength OF the
Readjuster party. Messrs. Jorgensen and
Desendorf, having reason to believe that
those colored Readjusters were to be nom-
mated by the Readjuster's convention in
any event, have, it is said, determined to
fight it out as straightout Republicans.
Malone says that they will be showed under
if they do.
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THE TARIFF COMMISSION.
10 Composition Generally Denounced
Political BIaekmaiI.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register,

Special Dispatch 10 the RegtSteT.
WASHINGTON, June 13,:-It is note
worthy fact IN connection with the tariff
commission that almost all the members OF
the ways and means committee who were
not originally in favor of the measure, are
insulted by the character of the appoint
ments. member of the committee said
to-day that he did not know nine members
of the house who were not better fitted for
the work of revising the tariff than the men
who have been appointed. The fact is
that the administration and other monepo-
lists did not want a minority report made,
and therefore the president put on such
alleged democrats as could be log rolled
with, and a revenue reformer who was too
old to accept. All the democrats except
Brown, who secured Mr.. Underwood's ap-
pointment, will vote against confirmation.
Mr.. Brown is satisfied as it is, for he is as
much protectionist as the president, and
believes as much as he does in cheating the
revenue reformers and preventing them
from having anything to do with tariff re-
vision.
The efforts of TownShend, Springer and
Cox to have some provision embodied in
the Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation bill, this afternoon, has
attracted general attention to the subject;
and by their action the Republicans evil
IDENTIFY do not mean to leave anybody in
doubt as to their attitude in regard to poll
tical assessments. Within week OF the
conviction of Gen: Curtis for collecting the
tribute levied by the New York State Com
mittee last fall, and before the derisive
laughter that greeted the resolution OF Mr.
Cameron's convention against political as
sessments had fairly died away, the Con-
gressional Committee OF the Republican
party as heretofore telegraphed you issued
its circular letter to the employees in the
national Capitol, asking for a stated per
cent. of their salaries for campaign pur-
poses. Now the employees in the Charles
town, Mass, Navy Yard, some 700 in num-
Der, have received each copy OF the same
letter, calling upon them to contrisnte a
prescribed sum, varying from Sll for
the common laborers to S2o for
the workmen of higher grade. Doubtless
the same policy is to be pursued toward all
the federal ofice-holders, and the result
will be the collection of larger fund to in
fiuence the approaching elections than has
been realized from this source since 1876
The Congressional committee stands next
to the National committee, if not on level
with it, as the official head of the party
organization. 1t has deliberately and
openly adopted the policy of a general as
sessment of offce-holders, as its method OF
raising money to control the elections, and
announces that it is authorized to state
that such contributions as are solicited
will not be objected to in any official
quarter"
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,FATAL. FLAll1a;;
Gang Of Young There's Broken Up- -MN.
der Trial At Stsubeaviils-haa
Drowned dental Meeting-Ihe
wesdsn- MaIesey Mil !.
THE REGISTERS srteiat REPORTS


&eesa, DtpdscA b tAe Rsotaw.
PARKERsBuRe, w. Va. June IA do
mestic named LIME Hardinger, formerly
form Pennsylvania, and now In the employ
Of VIM. Ogden, OF Depot street, this city,
was badly and probably fatally burned this
afternoon. In some mysterious way her
clothes caught fire, and finding herself en-.
yeloped in flames she lost her presence Of
mind and fell unconscious on the floor.
and but for the timely aid Of Mrs. Penn
and son the girl would have been roasted
alive. After eItinguishing the flames,
medical aid was summoned and everything
done to alleviate the suffering OF the unfor-
tunate girl.
Capt Jim Mehen has succeeded in ind.
ing out md A1lsstin9 . gang ot eolossA
boys ranging In aes from twslre - dxteea
years, who have been committing Q series
Of robberiss In this city lately, the latest
being the entering ef Hsihers ooafsetion.
cry last night, whore they suocsedsd In
securing the change In the money drawer.
amounting 10 but . few dollars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-14

adverse report of the Judiciary Committee
is signed by L. E Psyson, N. j. Hamond,
D. B. Culberson, W. A. Mccord, J. Proctor
Knott, Van A. Manning and z. W. Town
shend, of Illinois. Representatives Knott
and Townshend, of the COMMITTEES will
also submit joint resolution declaring all
unpstented land forfeited. This resolution
issubmitted for the purpose Of bringing
the entire question before the House for
sor discussion.
The majority report is a very loosely
written document. Mr.. Payson says, al
though millions OF dollars are involved in
the question, there is not enough argument
or law in the majority report to sustain
the repelyin of calf ..--
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LITTLE WASHINGTON.
Man DrswnsA-Cssst Aassers- -Pslisies
-Coansneeaent.
An IL

A,eesai DtspateA 10 the Reytsr.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June 13.-festerday
afternoon Arthur Rogers, Of Pittsburgh.
was drowned near Brownsville, By falling
of the new bridge now being erected over
the Monongahela river at that place by the
Pennsylvania company. He wn employed
as q laborer. and was assisting In putting
up the wooden trestle on which the iron
span Is being laid, when he fell through
the bridge into the water, distance OF SIX
ty feet. While falling he struck several Of
the braces, and Il Is supposed that he wss
insensible when he struck the water. He
was thirty.six or thirty-seven years Of go.
and had formerly worked In the American
iron works at Pittsburgh.
This 10 court week here, and largo
amount Of criminal business will b trans.
acted. Among the cases TO ooms up ara
the unsettled liquor cases and the shooting
case from Greenfield.
The Republican candidates are getting o.
much work done q they posdbly can b.
fore their primaries on next Saturday.
The contest between Hhailenbsrssr sAd
Lawrence, for Congrsss, s waxing warn
and bitter.
The commencement exercises at the 70.
male Seminary are also drawing large
number OF persons, and Wsshington has
the appearance Of . busy plsos, while the
hotels are running over With guests.
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BUCKINGHAM PALACE,
Hebrew Refugees ON the Rampage.

New YORK, June 1S.-Ex-Coroner Ellin-
ger directed an officer to arrest Joseph
Wolf. Jewish refugee, should he appear
on the premises of the Hebrew Emigrant
Aid Society. When Wolf came it was with
a great crowd shouting Down with the
robbers" and attempting to crowd into the
office. The policeman was trampled down,
and assistance was afterward sent TO the
New Street Station. Wolf. Julius Rosen-
strauss and Meyer Morris were arrested.
Policeman Reigel was much bruised, and
was also the three Hebrews. They went to
tbe hospital
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MOUTH AsTlsrA
Hbecf1i DlspofcA % ~ Rs0lsEw.

! o0eess E1seasa.
bpecfoi D[spofoA b ~ R%vtA~.
WAsHIsofox. Pa, June l5.--This morn.
ing at ia. ~, the Western Psnnsyivsnis
Chronological Society convened at Dr..
Libbey's Office, In this plaos. II was com.
posed Of about forty practitioners Of dsnts.
try in Western Pennsylvania, West vir.
ginis and Eastern Ohio.
A paper was read BY Dr.. @. W. Green, Of
New Castle, on the subject Of "Pyorrh9s
Aloolaris." DR.. J. q. Templston. Of Pitts
burgh, gave practical demonstration Of hIs
manner OF treating the disease. DR.. O. h.
Morgan, Of West Bsidsswstsr, rsad papss
on Physiology in Nutrition"
DR.. Gale French, Of Pittsburgh. msAs
practical demonstration Of his new method
Of mounting crowns. DR.. j. A. Libby, of
East Liverpool, gave . demonstrstion q
the Litch method Of mounting crowns,
while DR.. q. L. simpson, Of Allegheny,
gave q. demonstration Of hand pressure
force in filling teeth.
This evening the following ofncsn were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
Vice President, Secretary, Trsasursf. Board
Of Censoss and dslesssss y tAe sat. ana
American peatA, AsIocisHon.
The local members Of the sssocistisa
have used great effort 10 make ths meeting
pleasant md instructive ons, md tbsy
have proven themselves sbis for The occA-
sion By their succesa
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Majority and Minority Reports Sub
mitted.


Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-Representatiye
Payson, of Illinois, in behalf of the minority
of the House Committee on Judiciary, has
submitted to the House statement of their
views in opposition to the report OF the
majority, which is favorable to the COM
pany, on the subject of the land grant in
aid of the Northern Pacific Railroad. The
minority asserts that the power to declare
an absolute forfeiture of this land grant is
vested in Congress, and that the question
Of the policy of action to that end
should be considered and decided after
careful examination Of existing con
ditions as we'll as past TRANSACTIONS
and with liberal view of what has been
done under disadvsntageous surroundings,
of promoting, constructing and equipplng
the railroad through the unimproved sec
tions of country trayersed BY this road.
The questions are important, involving
title to upward of $1,000 900 acres of land,
estimated by the company to be worth $3.50
per acre. or so, ,75aOO0. The minority and
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
W. &L. r. subscripsisss Due.

Fremont, o., June 13.-Gen. X. =. Buck.
land, chairman of the local railroad com
mittee, to-day issued circular notifying
subscribers to the capital stock Of the
Wheeling l. Lake Erie Railroad Company
that by the 25th Of this month the road will
De so far constructed that cars may pass
over the same through the City OF Fremont
from Massillon 10 the city OF Toledo, Ohio,
and that about that time demand will be
made upon each for payment Of his sub
scription. Certificates of stock will be de:
liyered to each subscriber at the time OF
payment. The amount subscribed ~ our
citizens was $4,000. ....
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Tanx for the Canucks.

General has received the following reply
from Her Majesty to the address presented
on behalf OF the women of Canada !:
81 have received, with a feeling of
sincerest qualification, the loyal and
affectionate address which you have
presented me from the women OF
Canada. | wish you would convey to the
signers of that address, my heartfelt thanks
for the cordial and friendly expression they
have used towards me, and to assure the
women of the dominion of my earnest de-
sire to promote their happiness and welfare.
Victoria.
RrCKINGHAM PALACE Nav Is 1852
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Murtier and AaicfdA.

ATcHrsoS, KAs., June i3.-Jas. McHahn,
q section hand under Z. L. Drown, working
thirty miles below Las Vegas, being con.
sidered a half witted fellow, was merci.
le.sly tantalized and radiculed by bis com.
panions He threatened, unless the abuse
ceased, he would kill somebody, and event.
ually did shoot John Groves, the leader,
killing him instantly. The section men
thereupon seized McHahn and taking him
TO the station, hoisted him on q cross beam
with a rope about his neck and let him drop
twelve feet. The coroners jury eIonerates
nil parties
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Daring burglary.

TIrusvrLLr. Pa, June l3.-Early this
morning three armsd burglars broke into
the Bentz house, in this G;;ty, but the pro-
prietor was awakened by tho noise, and
after hard struggle drove thsnf~ sway.
They secured some whisky and cigars.
Bentz had bad wound inflicted ON the
head by the butt Of a pistol. Desperate
characters from the new oil field are begin
ming to infest this fection.
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ACIear Case Of SuIcide.

DETRoIT, June 13.-Yesterday, as train
on the Michigan Central railroad was ap-
preaching Swan Creek, Cyrus Cory, we'll
to-do farmer, aged sixty years, was seen
walking on the track. When the whistle
was blown to attract his attention he step
ped from the rails and sat down on the end
of plank of the bridge crossing the creek.
Just as the train reached the point where
he was sitting Cory threw himself backward
acress the rail, the train passing over him
and cutting off his head just below the ears,
the upper portion falling through the
bridge into the water.
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Lock Jaw.

SrEUBEYyiILR, June IL.
About two weeks since a man named
Saunders, residing in the Second ward, this
city, an employe of the Jefferson Iron
Works, stepped on q rusty nail, which
went through his shoe and lodged in his
foot. Saunders did not consider the wound
serious, and did nothing for it. About
week ago the wounded member began to
pain him, and he took to his bed very Ill.
Dr. J. A. Mccullough was called in, and
pronounced it q case OF lockjaw. Saunders
grew rapidly worse, and his physician has
little hopes OF his recovery.
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At Terre Haufe.

EERRE HAUrE, IND, June 13.-The strike
at the Wabash Iron Company rolling mill
in this city, has ended, and the men went
30Eork this morning, the word forever
being stricken from the contract, and Pitts
burg prices, when established, to govern.
me Phoenix foundry and machine works,
of this city, have largely increased their
capital stock, and will at once build extern
siye shops to carry on a general mill furn.
ishing and mill building business, and will
prt on to the market several important
special milling machines, the inventions OF
Jonathan Mills, the celebrated -four mill
builder, who has taken an interest in the
work, and will be the general manager.
ROY G. sJenckes and E. N. Mering have
bought the extensive Touring mill OF the
late r. z. Thompson, one of the Oldest and
largest mills in the State.
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Base Ball.


JEFFEksoHvILLE, June 13.-Perin 4 Gaff,
who have been employing GOOD deal OF
free labor at the prison in the manufac'
ture of hardware, have discharged all but
six of their men and substituted convict
labor in their places. This movement has
created good deal OF feeling.
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Gold Certificates.

WAsHIsGToS. Juna 1.-THE House Com
mittee on Banking and Currency have di-
rected Representative Dingley to report,
with favorable recommendation, the bill
introduced by him TO provide for the issue
of gold certificates. The bill authorizes the
secretary of the treasury to receive de-
lion in sums not less than $40
and issue certificates therefor in denom-
nations not less than $40 each, correspond:
ing with the denominations OF United
States notes, the certificates to be receiva.
bic for customs, taxes and public dues, and
when so received may be reissued.
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Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Cabinet held
a short meeting to-day, Secretary Chandler
being the only absentee. The selection OF
members of t he tariff commission in place
of Wheeler and Phelps, declined, was dis
cussed, and the names agreed upon, condl-
tional upon the willingness OF the gentle
them the positions by telegraph, and have
a special meeting Of the Cabinet tomorrow
to consider their responses. The names
are withheld until it is known they will
consent to serve.
The membership of the Utah Commission
was considered without conclusion.