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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-24
PACIFIC SLOPE.

Channel OF River Suddenly Changed
Fire in Grass VaIley-The Murder Trial
at Colusa-A sheepherder Kills Himself
Weather Reports-Napa's Wine Yield
The Chico Fire-Advices from Ore
gon-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-24

A small fire occurred in Chico Sunday
morning, which is believed to have been of
incendiary origin. Not much damage re-
suited.
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Rav. l.. R. FeAtheratun, pastor of the NJ
Z Caurch South at Yubs City, died on Fri
DAY last az his h1ue, Of conges.iva chill.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-24

Two Astoria t0r.) pilots have been az seA
ovas Reek, with no tidinss from them.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-24

Group and diphtheris have attacked the
children at Stockton.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHz RscoRD-UEIos.l
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The weather.


DIXON, October 23d.-At 2:30 P. NJ. sharp
sprinkle of rain is falling, but the wind is
still northwest, and the indications are net
favorable to continued storm.
CHICO, October 23i-It commenced rain
ing here to-day about l o'clock P. NJ, and
showered all the afternoon.
REDDING, October 23d.-A light rain COM
menced falling at IL A. NJ, and has since con-
tinued. The weather is cold, but there is no
wind.
ANDERSON Shasta county,, October 23d.-
A slight shower of rain fell here this morn
ing.
The Wine Yield OF Napa County.
ST.. HELENA, October 23d.-The Star to.
day contains careful estimate of the wine
yield of Nsps county this year, placing the
amount at 2, 150. 900 gallons.
Murder In the Second Degree.
ORovILLE, October 231.-The Kiefer case
has been on trial for the past four days, and
was submitted to the jury this evening, who,
sitter being ont about two hourg, returned 4
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BurglarY at NFerced.

MERGED, October 23l-Bearwald Bros,
hardware merchants on Front street in this
plsce, were the victims of a burglary last
night. Their building was entered, and cut
lery, silverwsre and other goods, to the
amount of $3.50 or 5000. were taken. The
officers think they have a clue that will lead
to she arres. Of the burglars.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-24
Earthiuake.

MERGED. October 231.-Yesterdsy morn
ing, at o'clock, on the south side of the
Merced river, below Merced Falls, an earth
quake shock threw section of the bluff,
about 200 feet in length. 60 feet wide and 80
feet high, into the river, turning the whole
current of the river into slough. On the
north side hundreds of FISH were collected
from this dry river bed A sharp shock, pre-
ceded by several slight tremors, were felt here
a few minutes before last midnight.
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CHICO, october Z31.-Ihe hre which &C.
cured here Sunday morning did not amount
to much, the damage being only $40 or $50,
but the agent here has bsen Investigating the
matter, and is so certain that one of the par
ties insured is cognizant of how it was started
that he has refused to entertain any claim for
damage made by Mr.. burst, and asked for
FIRE occurred in the same place, and several
hundred dollars damage was sustained. It
is now thought that this fire was also in
cendiary.
A man was found dead this morning on
the bank of CHICO creek, about two miles
from town. There was nothing found on
him by which he could be identified. He
was last seen alive last Saturday.
Tho Cnursa of a Rtver Turned nv In
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The State Prison Direetors.

SAN FRANcIsCo, October 23d.-A meeting
of the State Prison Directors was neld this
afternoon, for the purpose of dsvising means
to bridge the financial difficulty existing. A
statement was sent to Sacramento, setting
forth that the appropriation is practically ex-
bausted; that the gross earnings of the prison
will leave monthly deficit of $l1 GOO until
the Legislature meets finally to petition the
Board OF Examiners to sllow the clsims
monthly to the amount necessary to carry on
the prisons. G. G. Crandall. of Colusa, will
be annninta6 Clark Of the Rnard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON May 2s.-If the Government assent TO the
nropo,ed scheme for Irsh emigration to Canada they
will deal directly with the Canadian Government anu
not with auy corporation.
DrrIIS May 2S.-John Dillon VIII 20 To Colorado
snortly To com petc the rc-tOratlOn OF his health
Madrid May 2e.-Thc Prime Minister sehOr Sasasta
has paid a visit to Senior Camacho. This fact Is much
commented on and IT believed that Senior Camacho
will return the Ministry OF Finance
LONDON, May 29.-Ihe second round OF the chess
tournament began Monday, when stcnitz. Scimlnn,
Mason and Ro.entha played drawn games with Eugsch
uacrenzie Backburne ard Winawcr respectively, and
No hept Ischigorn and Mortimer bear skpwOrth 1hc
record of the contest now ~ follows: Lukcror II
games Mason 9l2 Tschigorin, o; etcintz' o; Black
burDC, Sig
LONDON May 2s.-Mr. Errngton denics that he has
rcccved the thanks OF the British Government for the
mart he took III the negotiations between Great Britain
aud the Vatican
UAvRE. May 2s.-The man McDcrmOtt who was fire.
into the dynamite conspiracy, has sailed from here FOR
NeW-IOrK,
PARIS May 2s.-Count HOyOs. tho new Austr0-llun-
parau Amba sador France presented his credentials
o President (revy to-day Count IOyOs assured Presi-
dent GieVy Of the Emperor Francis Josephs lIlcLuly
seDtlments.
VIENNA May 2S.-An ARRAY between civilians on ono
aide and soldiers the other took place IN tavern
Yesterday at WahTug, suburb oi Vienna Forty per
sons were seriously wounded
CAIRO May 28.-A committee has been formed 10 CON
sder the project constructing rail way in the Soudan
There i. an English and American engineer Oh the
committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL. May 2S.-The Rev. Cure Rous-
cot of this city, has purchased 1000 OF aud
- Jerome Tor the educating Of orphan boys 10 agricul-
ttral uureuits viii be under the supervision of an
ecccsiastca order OF FTcnchmen who have lad expert
rnce ia such matters.
OTTAWA NAV 29-The extra guards at the Parliament
budinps and Rideau Hall have been discontinued The
Toronto detectives and the policemen here on special
duty returned home tonight
HALIFAX, y. S, May 2s.-Gcncral LORD Alexander
Russe the successor Sir Patrick McDOugal IN COM
,and Of the British troops In North America arrived
here this afternoon from England.
Her Maic.tv's warsbip Mallsrd left Jamaica on the
1gfh iuei. for this port. The nagship Northampton,
with Vice Admiral SIR j. L. COmmcrc, h. {. H.. the
n.w commander of the British fleet of North America
and the West India station on board, VIII leave bermuda
for Halifax early III June.
MONTREAL, May 2S-At meeting OF graduates OF
McGiIl University TO day resolution favoring the adj
,.ou of women the privileges Of the university wa.
carried, with only one dissenting vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE

PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-Oncials Of the
Pcnnsylvaula R,ilroad Company deny that they nave
received any notification from the Central Railroad oi
Ncg-Jeraey looking to termination OF the existing tranc
contract with the New YORK and Long Branch Railroad
RosToy MAY 2s-ln the United states Court to-day
bll IN ohanccry was heard brought by the Missouri
Pacific Railroad against the Atlantic and Pacific Rall'
,d .uug for an account OF bonds issued by the PLAIN
TN and delivered defendant for paym cnt OF dVldend-
for DAMAGES for Defendants failure TO pay taxes ana
and for inilurc keen down ncuuibranccs on thc pam
I,n's p,aG I'm general the brought for breach Of
the dcfcuGant'a obligation Under ln tease oi lhc P
TINS road the defendant IN lSf2 Inc hohuN %e!o
Valued al =. COO 900. The dividends amounted to
SfgDGiG The defence II that the lease terminate ~
Inv foreclosure the road that the bill II mutiari'
ans and In general that the plaintiffs remedy s at la"
PEORIA. H. May 2e.-slncc morning the Rock Island
road has made another cut in rates, making the
fare from Peoria to city, Council Bluffs, Atch
SON Kcokuk and Des Mones, % cents. The Chicago
Burlington and Quincy h' evening li,lso iHacS HacS
Island Dcs Moucs, Kansas CITY, Atchnson' ran ,,
Joe Mo- ard M SEa 10 kS@ Gent rate to ihc
above points tomorrow.
PfrrRsBURG. Va, May 2s.-A large party OF prom
nenf railroad officials from New York. PlttsO"fH fhia-
dclphia and other Northern cities arrived here TINS
afternoon on special train from koanoakc en- route 10
Norfolk on of inspection over inc Shehahdo"h
Valley and Norfolk aud Western Railroads
PHILADELPHIA May est was stated to-day that hr'
Cowen intends TO resign the presidency OF the Reading
ro,d Hc viii not however sever his connection WIN
the company 49,,
Ov,r, Neb MAY 29-Sdney Dillon. president OF the
Union Pacific Hallway, pronounces to be grounu's' anu
entirely without foundation the published assertion thh
tbc Union Pacific ~ Invading territory which II was
agreed Should belong To the Mort hcrn racine III OIosup
VA sningon Idaho, and that trouble between INC
two lines would cnsuc In consequence
| CucAGo May GA meeting OF the general managers
Of the burlington, Rock Island and wabash roaiS W"
bc held iu this city tomorrow with view OF "sreo'ns
~ the b,ss for ettencnt OF the existing passenger
- var to common points out or Peoria Ihfco meet
ros have already been held without result
| CHICAGO, May 2s--J C. McMulllu, Gehcrai hil'Bol
nj I'm, Chicago aud Alton road was made Nlce-Ptcsldc
~, n meeting Of the directors to-day and L. W. ChhppciI
Asssfant General Manage was made General Manager
CHICAGO. May 25.-rBe American Association OF i'"''
,d snnernt.udents met here to-day, ORGANIZED aud
a"touru.d uutll to-mOrrO Among the SUBJECTS 10 ~
"nJstGerrd ARE reports OF committees on the honesty
u@nctnra ON free passes aud ON tram crews ana ID
| .ouitIncLt OF freight trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A CONTRACT TERMINATED.

The contra ct made little more than year
ago nv the Central Railroad of New-Jersey ana tue
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad for the Joint OF the tracks OF
the New.York and Long Branch Railroad was
Terminated Yesterday. President Little, OF the
Jersey Central sent notice to the Pennsylvania tha'
under the recent orders OF the Chancellor OF NewJerse
the company had resumed possession or the property
and that the contract, which had been made during
the receivershp, could longer be oo'
served For several days IL has been ru'
mored that the Pennsylvania Railroad was ABOUT
TO build an independent line between South Amboy anu
Sea Grit but the report has not been officially connieu
The contract the two companies was lntehuei
to prevent the building Of this line, which the PennsY
vania had contemplated for eomc time. III IA sta'eu
that that company owns the right OF way Tor large
part OF the distance and that new road can be b ny
II in short time In January last the contract was
supplemented by pooling agreementby which the TWO
companies were TO share equally in the through pusE
mesa II is understood that the Jersey Central oWecs
10 this DIVISION in consequence has terminated the
compact prominent officer OF the company re-
marked yesterday
'Whv OF course we have ended the contract. Tor we
could not live under it. We have been doing all
the business aud giving the Pennsylvania ohe-haf OF the
money That doesn't seem TO us to be very falr III
rancrcn we concluded that could do better 10 put
an end TO the whole thing Yes, 1t is slight exaggera-
ion TO say that we do all the business but we certainly
do -auarters it, do not know what the rem
sylVauia intends TO do. new agreement lnlBtt pc
made uerh lps II u based on tue relative "cu"l
business Of The two lines - - ,
panirs Il road officer said that in his opinion me rti
dincuv Law n the control Of the jersey central ny te
Re ding interest and that the Pcnn.y wanna ana ine
Reading could not be brought into halinuIIour ic''"9
even on n few miles OF track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
FIRE II ECORD.

Is IT THE WORK OF MCGLOINS FRIENDS
A fire, believed to have been caused by an
lncendlary was discovered at $40 yesterday in the
basement of the two.story frame house No la west
Twcntysxth.st The house has become marked one
because In IL Michael McGlOin murdered Louis Hanier
About the time that Mcto,n was hanged threats were
made by some OF the ruans associates that tne house
would he destroyed The police not able TO learn
who made tho threats aud they paid tc attention To
them because the house had passed out OF the possession
of tAc Hanicr family. Egidc Wems, who has occupied
the place as boarding house. was not interested IN the
prosecutlon OF McGlon. few weeks however two
attempts wero made IN night 10 set IRE
TO the house. The fire yesterday morning was
discovered Policeman CiuGy, who no person near
the house at the time IL cItiuglshed by the hrc-
men after it had caused damage 0r lees than 100
Mr. Wlletns his father and servant who were asleep
policeman and they escaped although with difficulty az
emokc made the stairway nearly imp0sslble. some
person had entered the basement through Ntchkn
window after pushing away two heavy blocks OF stone
which held u wire screen in place. Afterwards tue
Derson had built a small bonfire on the kltchcn moor,
which was covered with mattlug IL was Thought thaC
the tncendary h0d plenty OF time 10 get away from thc
neighborhood before the fire was discovered. FIRE
Marshal sheldon ana the police 0t the twenty -hlhth
Precinct will make an investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
THE RAILROAD WAR AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, May 2S.-A few days ago the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad COMPANY
obtained an Injunction restraining the Rochester ana
Pitsbur Railroad Company from laying lis tracks over
the Humphrey farm, strip OF land when th' iorc'
had once intended TO but subsequently abandoned
The main ;rc. ana several switches which had been
laid hv the lat then torn up and replaced WIN
Lackawanna rails. Yesterday afternoon 800 employees
OF the Rochester and Pitshurg collected together
and with the aid ~ five engines and cables they dtohcd
thc cars Of the Delaware LsckawaLna ana western
Company and relad their track which was again torn
up by the LackawanIa Company. Ohcor McAn'iHc'
rh il e,,niovrd by the Lnckawanna Company. arrested
lanes Martin road stcr Of the Roch -icr ana fi
bur- ana his brother Thomas" az thcy "ctc p"1 'n7
rc.tlug the outside track. The officer Fad bo hd" u
warrant bat refused {" SNOW H. The 7uuerlutend'n OF
preferred against them. IhrY returned 10 the scene %"
.tlou and once more rsad their track large oicc "l
n,n va. ON eitard Last uight 10 T,sl-t attack The
damage done Is estimated al F21uJu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.

BERLIN. May est is reported that Prince BIS
marck contemplates the radical remodellins OF the
entire Constitution of the Empire. 1t is also ru-
rnored that Prince Bismarck, III a conversation re-
Gently upheld the competency of the Federal UoV-
ernments to abolish the Reichstag.
Statues of Baron Alexander Won Humboldt and
Baron Wilhelm Won Humboldt. brothers, which
have been erected opposite the University were un-
yeiled today The Emperor watched the cefein ny
from balcony of the Palace. and afterward went
on foo; to inspect the statues.
The Committee Of the Reichstag TO which was
referred the Socialist motion asking for the prose-
cution of the Kicl police who arrested TWO membeIs
Of mo Re,chstag on their return from the recent
Socialist convention at Copenhagen has decided
Thar tIe nolice acted ia good faith and cannot be
prosecuted, though their action was contrary 10 inc
(onstIt utIOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
rprvCu AND AMERICAN CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-At the session OF the
French and American Claims Commission, to-day, tho
rrerch agent withdrew the of the heirs OF Laplante
,rst tho limited states: the of Laplace against
the United states. aud part OF the claim OF ferrodn
aeanst the United states These eases were Withdrawn
under the diplomatic negotiations recently had oetwe
the two governments for carrying out the article OF Tao
treaty. excluding already adlrdcated oy
competent tribunals. An award was male In the easo
~ Duon aeanst United States for Sl7S, with 'nfef
est from April 1854 The OF Gonaux AGAINST inc
v,re dsaowed The cases OF Febrcr against the Uuited
States and Jules lie More against the United states ~ero
dismissed for want Of prosecution. stipulation VA
entered into whereby the counsel for the Goyernment
can take testimony iii cases not already closed uhti
In L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
MEETINGS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPANIES
p1 ,,.uL-rl1 Y IL MlN Ds.-Ai lhr ammLA

7 II MVI IIIi " M my - ~ "
meeting Of the Boston, Concord aud Montreal Ka.ioaI
this afternoon 81 sO7 shares were represented. D.
Thomas Vosc presided and MAS re-oe'iel prc'"en' anu
: y Bell clerk resolution was unanimou. .ly adopted
thai n f. e.ucdicut 10 unite TIN. corporation with 'lc
other corporatio named tIr notice 81 The mo'S
on equitable term. and that the subject De
referred TO the directors with authority
70 MAKE such arrangements a. thcy may deem best
resolution was offered aud referred % inc H'aio o
Directors. iusrnctul them 10 prevent 10" ph--a-' {" =
general railroad Il voted 10 s'" tr directors
power to convey lands.
me New PcuI,cwa~sci valley Railroad Company bold
,,s animal uc this AFT .ruo0n ant elected the follow.
iuv directors: Mr--r.. j. Thomas N0.c. Bp0i"hi lah'l
N.tu,rra IIwrcucr: Nathan Weeks. Plymouth; Joseph
" C,uibeil Woodsioca Joseph 4 Dodgc. Fymonlh ;
peter I.uilcr lsosfuu: warren l. Daniel. iraHA'Ih
e,nuioI licII Manchester and Daniel Barnard,
Tr,ILlin ali ..rctcd nnanim ,u-lyl J. Thomas Nosc
wa, elected president, aud = y Bell clciA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

MR. HARRINGTON AND HIS NEWSPAPER.
LONDON, May 2S.-Mr. Harrington, member
of Parliament for Westmeath, and proprietor of The
Kerry Sentinel which was suppressed last week for the
publication of notice requesting persons desirous OF
Joining the InvDcibes to attend meeting of that body
asked in the House of Commons to-day to move an
adjournment the question OF the seizure Of his paper
The requisite forty members did rlse and the House
divided as 10 whether Mr. Harrington be heard or not,
the vote resulting, 1877 for and 1875 against Mr. Har
rington denied all knowledge OF the poster inviting
people JON the InviDcbles He characterized the ae-
ton of the Government as unusually harsh and without
precedent He said that the poster Infamous and he
convinced that nOb0dy IN his Office would venture 10
issue notice III lis absence He believes that IL
was a dccoy issued for the purpose OF injuring him
MI Trevelyan, Chief Secretary for Ireland, accused
Mr. Harrington of trying to prejudice in the House OF
Commons that would shortly come into court
Mr.. Parncll SAID that the Government had grossly
abused its powers as defined by the Crimes act The
motion was withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., May 2S.-A fire occurred
here this morning which destroyed the carpet store aud
warehouse OF John Corbet, at 237 kinGst Loss
Sp7 500; fully covered by insurance
RALEIGH y. c.. May 2s.-A fire here last night burned
tvclve wooden buildings, twelve horses, valuable car
nces etc Loss $4,000; insured for about One-third
MERIpEN Conn, May 2s -TraInps are believed 10
have been responsible for tho burning OF Leopold
Wolne,s new dwelling house Saturday night and OF
Henry Carpenters barn this morning.
IyplANAPoLIs Iud, May 2s.-Ihe planning mill belong
ing 70 Johnron Daney Co. Of this city was destroyc cd
h, ore tbs afternoon. The loss is from $4,000 to
500 600; insurance, 81, 600 or $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
NORTHERN PACIFIC LANDS.

WAsHINGTON, May 2S.-Thc Secretary OF the
Interior to-day instructed the 'omnssioneF oil the Cen
era Land Onlce to direct officers Of local land Offices
aInr The line Of the Northern Pacific Railway 10 accept
selections of land WITHIN the indemnity hmiis oi the
grant to hat company and to note the same upon their
books wnen such selections are free from conflict Win
out rcqnrng the pany furnish lists OF lands lost
m nj ce" Inis order facilitate the adjustment "i
Inc grant and carry out the recent decision "1 me
Secretar, requiring prompt action on tho part % thc
c,tnnauv III order that lands not needed Tor the pur
pose. Of is grant may be restored for settlement AT an
a.. d.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
AN AMERICAN VESSEL IN TROUBLE.


HAVANA May 2S.-Thc American brigan-
tine Nete at Cienuegos. is now. according to Havana
paper IN singular position. On March 81 she anchored
at the port named hut fine of $500 gold imposed
by the Custom House because the manifest lacked the
signature Of the Spanish Consul. The fine paid In
the meantime the Chief of the Bureau OF Taxes sealed
the haicways and put the vessel under guard Tor the
alleged offence OF carrying conraband, affirming that
another manifest, sigIed by the captain before the
Spanish Consul was extant The conssnee Of the cargo.
alarmed at this refused to receive the consignment aud
the American Consul demanded that the brigantine
should be permitted TO clear for Jamaica within
fortveicht hours. % request tnat was denied.
Furt,,rr complications followed, and finally
tn. Board of Administration decided that the vessel
WIS iucuipated fraud, and this without the cargo Ne
iug discharged, miucd or appraised. The Director
General of the Treasury approved the decision OF the
Board. Against TINS acton the captain, tlrOu%h tnc
American Consul protested hut on the 1ih INST ne
received, a note thit II within three days he dd not pay
tnc sum of ~ 80 10 tie vessel and cargo should De
sod TO the highest bidder. The Consul protested anew
and on The lIth INST the vessel and were emhar
eocd Tne captan thereup0n hoised his nag ana aDan
doncd the vessel rather sanction the embargo On
Nav l3 the vessel brought TO the wharf ny men EN-
plovcd by the Captain OF the Port, ana
on thc next day the unloading or the vessel
began while he hag SIN remained AT the ma7 head
such Is the st0r} mus far. told by III IfdW0 us
were begun against th"Nt--
sci after He OF 5000 Tad Dcen Imposed on the captain
and paid The g0.dc CUjrsayst the TtdQosaccount ons
The 3c that 500 noe imposed ~ an hleIlof
officer contrary 20 Of the proper authorities
KcpOrs from (icufrgOs SAYS the Neue Is sun dt te
wharf and mas no; been sold. the matter mas Deen
referred to the Treasury Department at Washlugt0n'
from which ntrdc,ious are expected. The cargo how-
! ever. has disposed or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
TUr GOpERyOR And AN EXTRA SESSION
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

ALBANY, May 2S-The Governor to-day
etatcd that lie would not call extra session OF
the Senate lie had waited. expecting that an
emergency might arise. but as the mer-
chants OF New-YOIk had agreed to accept
he present e1 abor Masters he did not see that any
occasion for an session had arisen lie believed
that the main point quictudc IN such business ar
raneements and there could be nothing gained by an
extra session. Further continuing In the same vclh INC
covcrnor said that since the adjournment Of the Legs
r,urc there had not been any communication between
Ii,n and any scuaor any person. relative 10 any
dea with any Organization or Dody upon TIC que'oh
of New York appointments.