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NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE G, 1882.
to the Senate either in the afternoon or the day follow

to the Senate either in the afternoon or the day foow
ing.
Secretary Foger to-day received information that the
suit arising OF the opium smuggled into San fran-
cisco from steamship Toxic, in January had beeh
decided in favor OF the United States The opium con
demned in this case is valued at $4,000.
At the close OF business to-day United States called
bonds had been redeemed at the Treasury "a follows
Under the lO6th CALL GAS 300; 10th call. S1752l
200 10Sth. SlS4S395O; 1O9th call. S4,lsIooV' lloV
call, -, ,079,2OO; 111th call. S3,775,O5O.
The House Committee on Elections will tomorrow en-
deavor dispose of the Alabama contested election case
OF Smith ag Shelley. The report in the Florida con
tested election Of Witherspoon agt DAVIDSON WI"
be submitted to the House at early day. 1t VIII oe
clare that Mr. Davidson Dem) the sitting memper, Is
entitled to the seat and Will recommend that the cou
test be dismissed
The House Committee Foreign Affairs will propaoy
examine Mr.. TrescOt Thursday in regard TO Ms his
sion Chill and Peru 1t is understood that exSecre-
tay Blaine desires leave the city again this week IL
is the intention OF the committee to ascertain when ~
will he convenient FOR him TO appear for the PURPOSE o
explaining certain matters brought out by tne exana
ton Of Robert Randall in regard TO the Credit Indusei
Company.
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERY NEVIS.

FRIENDS OF FROEBEL TO HOLD A CONVENTION.
DETROIT Mich, June 5.-A National Con-
yentiou the Friends of Froebel will hold ats first two
or three meetings in Detroit, beginning on June 26
TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTION.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The thirteenth annual
convention OF the International Typographical Union
was held in the City Hall to-day. Mayor Ewing deiiv
cred an address OF welcome. Preliminary work only
done.
THREE NEGROES HANGED
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 5.-A dispatch to
The Ga-ete from Des Arc, just received, says: The
ar Newport OH Saturday night and taken to But
ieryille on Sunday night MOB took them from the
officers and all three were hanged to tree"
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC REUNION.
DrTROIT. Mich, June 5.-The arrange
nents Tor the coming reunion of the Army of tue Poo
,noc in This city on June IA and Is perfected.
On Thursday evening there will be a camp fire. with
oa ats aud res sponses Secretary Lincoln, exPres
dent HAYES General Sickes, Governor Jerome General
Bragg aud others There will be corps meeting on the
mne I5 Generals Grant, Sherman, Sheridan and many
others will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
DESTRUCTIVE HAIL-STORHS.

PETERSBURG. Va, June "a storm in
Northampton County, North Carolina, yesterday com
pletely ruined the cotton, wheat and corn crops In
many instances hgstones weighed pound and quar-
ter Feters Academy and many other large buildings
were completely demolished by the wind Inc Telegraph
ne nm tne nea board aud Roanoke Railroad were blown
fo~n for distance of miles Two other persons
arc reported killed In addition 10 those already neh-
TONED.
LoNG BRANCH, June "a rain-storm passed over this
section OF NewJersey to-day accompanied by nan that
greatly damaged the crops The windows OF the house
of william Henderson, at West End, were broken To
nicces by the large hastOnes. The windows IN the
bnrch nj Hamilton were also destroyed by the hail and
ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
ao,cppSsIoNAI AND OTHER TOPICS.

CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHEh ioi w.
COMPULSORY RETIREMENT FROM THE scxSr xSS' IN
MONEY FOR PUBLIC BUILpiNGs-A ,n,,n.
THE HoUsh-MR PAGES PRopENohA
1IcAN CONFERENCE. -, hofore
rLe % Army Appropriation bill was before before
.,d Il" senate Yesterday, and an amendment en-.
'n' 'ras adopted fixing the age Tor .n0
was v"SrOIsopy Sr retirement of officers at sixty
sOmp"'STIs com Ths House passed bills appropriat
your o, aoo 600 for public buildings IN
ing Gi Si''VS'' H., Pensacola, Marquette and
pUnop ppooHlvn. A scene occurred in the House BE-
trCon broCn'Ni Mr.. White, of Kentucky, and Mr.,
T"lIer. 1wIsn of of Pennsylvania Mr. Page pTudently
heheS' u e-o,n ottempting to secure the pass
aSn ae,' of the River and HarbOr bill under sns,
age % ' 80 tho ules of the House. general
oc"s pe,s"" of Republican Representatives will be
S~I' IrT5 ,o.morow to discuss the future order Oh
lusneSS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
GUITEAUS LAST MOTION DENIED.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Chief Justice Cartier
and Judges and Hagner constituting the Court in
banc to-day rendered their decision upon the last mo-
tion led by Mr. Reed in Guiteau's behalf The Chief
Justice delivered the decision, which us follows
In the case OF Gmteau the Jul ges who listened to
ptlment in that have 20 tle conclusion that
they have exhausted their powers upon il; that they
have heard IL patiently, fully, and fairly and that
argument would bring them other conclusion than
that which they have already arrived at and they de-
cline 10 reopen the case for argument.
Mr. Reed stated after the failure Of his motion, that he
intended tomorrow present further motion in the
Criminal Court, Judge wye presiding. 1t is supposed
TO be based on technical objections to the form of the
rd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
PROPOSED REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

WAsuIXGTON June GA general caucus of the
Republican members of the House of Representa-
tlyes will be held next Wednesday for consultation
as 10 the order Of business during the remainder of
The esion and also to discuss and, II possible to
agree to unitcl action upon the bill to abolish GER
tam internal revenue taxes and reduce Others. as
recommended by the Ways and Means Committee
IL is felt TO be very important that the bill should
be pisSel without modification, and strong effort
vii Therefore be made 70 induce all Republicans to
agree t. vote against any amendments which may
be offered in Committee OF the Whole Ii Is known
that some of the Western Republicans have indi'
e.,ad desire that the Dill should be 50 amended ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
DAyrrT DEFENDS THE LAND LEAGUE.

LONDON. June 5.-Davitt has written a long
reply which appears to-day to the pamphlet entitieu
The Truth About the Land League puohsneu
oponv,nousy some weeks ago and extensively circulated
throughout the United Kingdom, and now reisSueu
under his own Arthur Arnold Forster son OF the
a.. Chief Secretary for Ireland. The purpose OF tue
psnphlet is to show that the Land League and those
there with in view the commission OF out
rapes mutiation plumber and murder. The evidence Is
supplied by extracts from speeches and newspaper
articles.
Dayitrs reply is that the evidence has been garb'ed
passagcs have persisenty removed from the coh
text and mitigating parts have been suppressed Inc
object OF the pamphlet no is to arouse preJuoce
and enkndle hate for which opportunity has peen
Afforded by the Dublin purpose whicn
he desgnaes wicked aud hateful at time wheh inc
efforts good on both sides are Oens uico'ou "
aay passion Davtt cuttingy remarks that nc resre'S
that the author been brought up under 1e,er
duence tnan that OF presenting lie whlch ~ nan @
He maintains that anything may Do plo'ed ~ '
fashion against the %no OF 6e frsnchse
Has not Forster, sr, he asks done mseniei ehots &
Er1era of eentries he maintains who stung Irishmen
Ia madness and helped to make the Peopo svstam
countries hate each other so that the ~ IN
nit h. easier TO rule aud ruin To she caarge nsnc III
the pa implicit that in 1870 Davitt was G
feIop Laying bee engaged in plot TO nuruer Da'.s
.st cha, he did In 1870 is no proof of what lie dd
in 1880 aud inquiries why tho panpne., ~roa do. not
tends 10 tell truth about the Laiiu LesSuo' ~ NV
tell the whole truth about his share tnere. o,s Mr.
drew up The charter OF the Land Lea,ue' M
Dayitt and drew up the Instructions W 1ne " ~
sers From that time until the orders OF l h'nd I'd
| consigned to convict prison sa liS nuotatons
speeches Why does not Mr.. Forster nako IuVu,i n,ting
from any of these II he would hnd me guntS VI nt
! Ia ou raye and murder Ine answer is h1 ar,r 40
defy hiln 10 instance wherein u ~ Ia
| than deery f0rce and protest against QUIZ az A'
cannot da tbi- he mas no right 90 back ten Year,
Dtyitt goes fully into the evidence agans'
1870 and SAYS II would not have hung dos AZ
,ne md thai For.ers suppression OF the incts Ia ovn
neotion thereW th Ii more cruel aud cosn'dy ahc
| aet of any miserable moOnlightei III Taa,,e he
oIh snlelneuts quoted against the lahu IAasuo, -.
Insists were made by who had no more Isnt n, ~
pressnt Land League than fofset has frpu W,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON MOnuhy, juno ., IS5Z.
Prince Bismarck has returned to Berlin
Lord Enesmere's fve-year-old chestnut horse Wsen-
stein, formerly owned by Mr.. LOrillard has been
scratched from the entries for the for the Royal
Hunt Cup and the Nottingham Stakes, to take place
Ascot Heath this week.
A dispatch from Constantinople says: "The dragoman
of the British Consulate at Dddah has gone to Mecca
with letter the Grand Sheriff expressing the friendly
sentiments Of England aud asking for Of Midhat
Pacha II is stared that the Grand Sherf replied that
Midhat Pacha in no danger OF any kind"
MONTREAL, June 5-A steamship CON pany has
been formed in England trade between Liverpool aud
this port The first steamer of the line has just been
launched at Sunderland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
IFFFERSON,S REMAINS.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Judge BartIey, a
ouber of the Board of Trustees Of Glenwood Cemetery
has received the following note from Mr. Duke Char
lottesville Va, June 3:
As legal adviser Of the owners OF the Monticello
graveyard am instructed by them 10 INFORM you Inai
thev will not allow Jedcrsons remains 10 be removed
TO another cemetery The said owners OF the graveyard
heing the heirs Of the late Colonel Thomas Jefferson
Randolph executor Of Jefferson and resduary
iegatee Of his mother, Mrs. Martha Jefferson
Rsndolph who Jointly with him signed the deed CON
yey1ng Monticello its purchaser, in which deed the
graveyard is reserved and exempted from the sae-are
5v the laws of Virginia sole custodans OF the remains
81 Jefferson, which they will under circumstances
allow 10 be removed from the spot which he himself Sc
ected as their last resting place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

SUICIDE OF A YAEN MANUEL TuhEh 90
PmIAD1iP,IA, June 5-Jaihts W VI n.hnpoA'I, H 'Isroe @
MAuan.lk han gtsd himself tins morning. nc ~. reas
warn ualulac, ,urcr. lie the proprietor Va VIZ -
Mills He leaves T. estate vaiusd 1t sZJhoou'
TWO MN CoMMITTED FOR MURDEh hola
BALTIMORE, Nd, june 5.-An lniuGsI' II II ' fran,as
tonight IA the the shooting oi Edmb, ~ ~ al ri
The testimony s.nei that john DigAn hIeu .uS
while John Hopkins held the victim. BOth "eio 'o ~
without bail.
SMUGGLING TEN CASES OF LlQuohi
mLADELPHiA, June .p-Jaines Mcbon,,t' b5,ct IRON from
tain and Thomas Garland mate, of The pis
Nayag- rOrlo rico were arrested this airrnoO, en1i M
with SNUG Cling into this country ten eases oi I al ~
mony showed that the liquor ~as takel on oO"'" ~ -
Thomas and SNUG gled away ia the Delaware .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
THE BONDED SPIRIT INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Nlr. Shufeldt, OF chi
cago president of the National Distlers and Liquor
Dealers Association, examined by the Window
committee this morning. Not one dollar, he SAID, had
ever been expended by the Association In Washington
for any purpose than to deray the legitimate per
sonal expenses OF the officers Of the Association He
had never been approached by any one Win offers OIL
assistance or app p'icaiions for employment
The committee decided today TO summon the follow
,no additional witnesses william N. Hobart OF Cincin-
William III Jacobs Of Louisville, secretary and treasurer
of the Kentucky Dstilers' Association, and awt thorne
Hiiii reporter OF The Louisville COmmeTctdt aud author
of The alleged interview with Mr. Athert on which was
nublshed in that paper on April 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIB

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEi
wAsHINGroN. June 5-Chairman Kelley OF the
Ways and Means Committee, tried, and very nearly
succeeded. today in getting the House to correct
an error in the ised statutes the effect Of which
unless corrected is likely to be disastrous to Ameri
can manufacturers of knit goods The vote stood
1876 to 70-fouI less than two-thirds so the Dill
was temporarily lost. A good many friends OF the
measure we're absent and not paired, they not hav:
ing received notice that attempt to pass the plll
would he made to-day. There is every reason 20
expect that it will be passed before the end of the
session, because in the opinion of an overwhelming
majority OF Congress the error OF the revisers oi
tue statutes should be corrected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
DRIFTING IN A DORY FOR FOUR DAYS.

ST. JOINS, N. B., June 5.-A young fisher
named Jose Marks here, tells sorrowful story
of suffering He was one of the crew OF q
Providence (R. H. fishing schooner named
Wingela Julia. On April 49, while off the
Banks of Newfoundland he and ten others went off in
dories. fog on, and Marks lost his vessel. For
four days the dory drifted about On the first
day Marks ate some raw Goldfish, but for the
remaining days and nights he had nothing TO eat or
drink On April 10 he was picked up He was @ com
petey exhausted and partly frozen His face and hands
stiff and the captain of the Condor had 10 force his
mouth open 10 give him nourishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
BUTCHERIEs BY AN AsIATIC TRIBE.

LONDON, June 5.-A dispatch from Cal
cutta to The Times says 1t ia stated that the Khonds 'ne
aboriginal tribe in the central provinces who, II was
said Saturday last creating trouble, have taken
Bhownapatna the chief town Of tribe called the
Kutas whom the Khonds OF agrarian encroach-
ments. They paged the treasury and murdered over
400 people. Portions OF the hair and flesh OF the VIC
tins distributed among the hill Khonds TO induce
them TO Join in the revolt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
NEWARK,s ABSCONDING CLERK.

TORONTO, June 5.-William A. Hall, the
abscondng chief clerk in the Controllers Office at
Newark, n. j. taken before Judge Mckenzie to-day.
Colonel Abeel, State Prosecutor of Newark, had just
begun to testify when il found that check, said to
have been forged. not marked exhibit by the
NewJersey and the Judge ruled that could not
be admitted evidence. The prisoners counsel sub
mitted that forgery had been committed The Judge
also strongly Of the opinion that the prisoner should
be discharged but said that he would remand him for
week to give his counsel an opportunity OF appealing
10 the fIll Court OF Ind0ra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
4 AsCHooNER WRECKED ONLAKE MICHIGAN

CHICAGO, June 5.-The schooner iankee
Rlade of Muskegon, Mich, endeavored 10 maAe 'nis
port in the gale on Saturday afternoon ana was
The crew of seven men compelled 10 take M 70 rue sne
rigging to escape the waves snd rehnou haonsr Is a
W, re taken "A by tug yesterday luc S'A "
inIal Hrrck. nue Nlls YAlucn AZ Sl,VVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
STANDARD TIME.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Representative Bel
mont presented In the House to-day "a memorial from
the American Meteorological Society and others with
regard 10 the establishment OF STANDARD time. The
memorial asks that Congress adopt such measures as
may be necessary bring about international confer
epce for the purpose OF selecting prime meridian and
securing it's universal adoption standard Of refer
encr ior The regulation OF local Time.
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SKELETON FOUND on A ROOF.
fry TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.I

BosroY, June 5.-The body OF woman was
d,ocovered to-day in barrel the roof OF hve-story
bouse ON Mount vernon-st., Beacon Hill. party Oh
men who were at work repairing the telephone wres on
the adjoining building made the discovery Tine people
who own the house unaware OF the presence o "a =
wnV an the house-top and greatly alarmed at
she scnyery The body bore evidence OF having peeh
ner,I am iy medical students living III the stfeeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
THE MEDICAL CONVENTION AT 81. PAUL.
,py TELEGRAPH TO THE TRDUNE.I :

IIsIDU''1"J
ST. PAUL, Minn., June 5.-Ihe annual con-
rep,ou Of the American Medical Association opens here
tnorrov and will continnc four days Many physicians
from Ali parts Of the United already present
NevYork being well represented and before toinorro"
night there will be at least looo doc'oro heIe'
,h ost intercsting features Of the session is the
contenplated contest the action or the NeW1oIK
Medical society altering the Code OF Ethcs SO AZ 10
i,s r.o,Iiars 10 consult hOmGopathists Oh various
1ncstinns II is believed that strong eHort wiz DC
made TO exclude the New-York delegation nom inc ue-
nbet ations Oi the convention.
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DENOUNCING SLAVERY IN CUBA.

MADRID, June 5.-At meeting Of the So
ciety for the Abolition OF Slavery a resolution was
passed den6ncing the outrages and cruetes inflicted
upon slaves in Cuba. Republican Deputy said that
the Government unworthy Of support since II has
failed to fulfil the promise 1t made when In opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.


WAsBISGToS. June $50 strong was the oppo-
siion OF Republican Representatives 10 an attempt
10 pass the gigantic River and Harbor bill, under
the gag rule. that Chairman Page concluded not to
make it to-day, fearing defeat His fears were
doubtless we'll grounded Ii il now the intention To
call the bill up for consideration in Committee of
tie Whole soon a. the General Deficiency bill is
dIsposed of. The latter bill will be taken m to-
morrow aud its consideration will probably occupy
two days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
lN JYCENDIARY THRRATENS TO BORN a
I'LL.

ST. ALBANs, Vt, June 5.-Ihe lncenulary
confined mere Tor causing the recent fire in FranEnn s
CharI.. usurv Fremont Hall. whose father lives at
yorng.toun ONO lie threatened to burn the jan 70
x and behaved 50 Violently that he WAS pacea III son
tary cvnuneIncuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06

not to abolish the tax on bank capital and de-
posits and several of them have intimated that
t.py would feel compelled to vote against the
measure if those provisions were retained 1t seems
tation should take place before the bill is taken up
for action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
GENEROUS WITH PUBLIC MONEY
INV re,r rcRAPH To THE TRIBCNE.l

w,su1vcroy June 5-There is one branch
calculation which the XLNIIth Congress cahhot larry
he occnsed Of negectng Already at this SESSION teeh
hns authorizing new public buildings In as many Clues
d ,owns have uassed both branches OF Congress hhu
received the approval OF the President TWO more uaNo
oss, hoth and wait the Executive signatlre three
nassed the House and await action by the senate
while ten senate bills pending IN the House a @oou
manv more have been favOrably reported py the COIN
tees but have yet received the saIctoh OF etheI
IIousa ot Congress During the whole Of the XLVith
Congress only eight new puohc ounu'nsS
were authorized In the first si1 months
=, tho Arst session of the present Congress
more than twice as many have been antnol
ized The House passed four such bills to-day under
,pspension OF the rules with barely quorum OF mem
hers nresent The lucky cities to-day we're Concoo ~
H. $500 oOo; Pensacola, Fla. C$20OcOO; Marquette
Mich fs1 90 OOo) and Brooklyn NY $sOO,ooo). Ihere
,vos very little discussion, but little aA there was the
House aid not hear very patiently The small cy Oh
Pensacola with 5000 inhabitants, commerce OF ABOUT
sa 900 900 year. than 95 per cent OF when con-
sists of exports and where the Government aroduy
owns site was peculiarly fortunate The large sdm OF
COCO ooo was approprfaed for this little town, where
$50 600 building would serve every purpose Ior MY
years to come. - -, - .o,, = 49,, ,h bo,- ,ras
late and a great many members lad gone to dinner 80
that il was doubtful II quorin couI pt oosa,cu.
Penresentatiye Archie Bliss, who yulny urged threo
Deinocrac Congresses TO pass bil! for brOokyn ee
had been done for sducah and other southern villages
state of great anxiety tVty, SI pins, M @ The
ness was shared by Messrs SmIh ana koninsSI, tne
other Two Brooklyn members MI. Updegran, OF Iowa
insisted that a quorum should vote, and he was aP-
pointed one OF the teers. II took long utne 10 urn
m a auorlm aud Mr.. UpGcgan was Tor Iull qI'Ite +
OF an hour subjected 10 oil the powers OF coaNng anu
persuasion at the command OF the tIlo OF brOoRy II
statesmen He resisted manuly, and at one tine ~
seemed that the bill he gwen up for the day but at
last IL declared passed II has ye 10 pass Tue ecu
and 90 pfphueIt6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06

Irish World he accuses Forster OF bearing false wines
for the purpose OF making political capital out OF
hate. fIe concludes with high compliment 70 h hsr
bert Gladstone and congratuates the Premier Oh nav
ing got rid of Mr. Forster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
Mr.. Blaine has just replied as follows:


GEyTLEMEy: Your very kind letter urging me TO be-
come candidate Representative in Congress has
been menod by similar expressions from large
number o. the and truest Republicans OF Maine
request general cordial, so Unprecedented. mas
eau weigh the question seriously IN all fs Dear
duty After the fullest reflection feel constrained TO
withhold the Of my name.
twenty ythrec years continuously In the pub-
lie service and left in consequence OF tragedy that
has Involved deep changes in the policy Of the Govern
ment. Since then | been attending to long
neglected private affairs from which cannot at TINS
time turn aside except with injustice 10 those who nave
even a stronger claim upon me than the great con
situency which in all these years has honorcd
me with earnest support and with
unwayeriug confidence II | could per-
snade myself that my candidacy would subordinate
YOUR desire but cannot 1ater myself that this is the
The Convention will not fail ID present list OF can
ddates Congress that will command the united ana
hearty support of political friends. Moreover In
every the zeal and energy or the party VIII DC
auckened by tho importance OF choosing Legislature
that reelect Nh Frye and thus preserve our epuD
hcan strength United States Senate which has
been for twentyeight years u1bToken ToWard thefe
results shall cheerfuy contribute my tuil snare OF
labor and not with less effect, hope because shall
speak as private citizen interested only IN maintaining
the ascendency sound Republican principles Through
YOU beg TO my thanks To every gentleman III the
OF friendship confidence esteem that expression
far hey position to which You proposed 10 elect
w JAMES G. BLAINE.
To the Hon. AnsOn =. Morrill, the Hon. Abner COburn
the Hon Neal DOW the Hon. samuel h. Spring, the Hon.
eral seuen CChnor, tho Hon. Daniel f. Davis, Francis
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
DISCOVERY OF A MINE IN MOSCOW.

PosEN, June 5.-A newspaper here publishes
report from Moscow that mine has been discovered
In q street there