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New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
THE sOUTHWEsrERY ASSOCIATION.

ST. LOUIS March 15.-The result of the sec
ond days meeting Of the SOutlwestorn Railroad
ton Is that in consideration Of the payment OF a
stipulated sum In monthly instalments by the
pool 20 the St. Louis aud san FTaucsco
and the Kansas CRY, Port Scott and Gulf
roads the amount Of which not made public. the
compact between the roads Is broken and they pledge
themselves TO discontinue their ST. Louis and kansas
ity iine places these roads in che same position
they occupied before the combination between them
was formed, and all cmbargoos or re
strlcfion put upon them by the pool are Withdrawn.
or the sum be- paid them the st. Louis and san Fran
cisco to receive %. aud Kansas ty, Fort scott ana
Gulf IS per The Missouri Pacific Issued circular
this morning making sln-hns cut Ia Kansas Ciy rates,
but this was Withdrawn after the above agreement was
made.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
LOCAL NOMINATIONS IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, March 15.-Ihe KepuDlcahCIIy
Convention this afternoon nominated L. L. sadler Tor
Mayor on the second ballot and judge Worhngton Tor
Tho superior Court by acclamaton The following
nominations were also made: A. NJ. Warner, for the
snperior Court long term T. o. E.helpr. city Con
irOer; william BOcttger treasurer henIy ihuID'
Judge of the Police Court; j. ID. MacNeae. Cliy
solicitor; Joan A. Cald veil Prosecutor o. lH' Io0o
Court: william II. Moore Whlrf-Aaster.
Resolutions adopted commencing the Clyl ser ec
vice Rrfor act rccomInc udng the passage 10y to
legislature OF judicuus liquor lax law and thc sub-
mission % the people OF constitutional amendment re-
moving all constitutional inhb uohs against thc cqd
tab c taxation o; the liquor ualc.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
ArcHIsON. TOPEKA AND sANTA FE GRANT.

WASHINGTON, March hlI.-EX-GOvernOrC UNIV
fori, the resident Washington agent OF the otate OF
Kansas today filed at the Interior Department brief
In support Of the position taken by the state authorities
Oh sundry long pending questions regard 10 the Atch
son. Topeka and Santa Fc Railroad land grant, and
the case will probably before the secretary for
oral arguments early day The brief argues that
an ljustmcnt of the grant under the Supreme Court
decision OF 1873 concerning would give the state title
TO about 100000 81 land alleged 20 have been
illegally certlned 10 the railroad company aud thni, IN
any case state entitled To some 100000 acres now
held by the railroad IL Is cOnended ON the other hand,
that questions involved have been repeatedly deer
mined in OF TINS aud other land grant railroad
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS.
AUGUSTUS o. BoURN NOMINATED FOR GONERNoh
THE TICKET COMPLETED.

THE TICKET COMPLETED
PROVIDENCE, X. l., March 15.-The Repub-
lIcan state Convention met here to-day, every town
being represented Major Price. chairman OF the State
Central Committee, called the convention to order ana
made a brief address,. Major A. X. Goodwin OF Paw
tucket was elected temporary chairman. Augustus "
Bourn OF Bristol. nominated Tor cover
nor by acolamaiion, and Oscar D. kathpuu'
OF WoonsOckct, was nominated tor LeulchanV
Governor. The present iucumbents were nominated 70
eompete the state ticket. TneV are Joshua NJ Auue-
man secretary nf state; $. r. Colt Attorney
and samuel CLARK General Treasurer. Major GOODWIN
was made permanent president aud Eugene +. warner
OF warwick, and John j. Pcckham, 0f newport were
elected secretaries after the nominations, which were
ali unanimous Mr.. Bourn was introduced 10 tue con,
yeution aud made brief speech. After Sae Cehtf,l
Committed had been appointed the convention adjourned
IL il egaed the most harmonious and spirited gain
ering tne party has ever had.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
JUNIOR EXHIBITION At YALE.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE THIBUNbI
NEw-HAvEN Conn.,, March l5.-The Junior
exhibition took place in Batell Chapel this afternoon
and the prize was awarded George Maknen OF Goshen,
NY The speakers and their subjects we're as follows
H. b. Twombey, OF Boston, "Death OF william tho 81
lent :" f. c. Gale, OF Minneapolis, Mimi, birth OF the
Constitution -; j. Holden OF Bridgeport, Conn., Leon
Camhettan. y. NJ Chapman Of Old saybr1ok, Conn,
- Hugh Latimer"; g. ii. Maknen. OF Goshen. n T.,
kobert Burns"; ii. NJ. Painter, OF West Haven tOnn,
"sayonaroIa -; G. W. Judson Hartford Conn, " Theo-
dore Parker" The decision was the quickest In many
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
LEGISLATORS IN Az ANGRY MOOD.

HARRISBURG, Penn, March 15.-At the close
Of the afternoon session Of the Senate to-day Lee
accused Senator Mcknight OF working against the inter
ess Of his constituents and dodrng the Free Pipe BILL
to which Mcknight angrily retorted Senator Emery,
who was standing by also aeeused Mcknight Of pur-
ing which Emery slapped Mcknight In the fa'e aud
Mcknight struck back but Emery warded the blow on
Otuer senators then ntereTcd and order was restored
A reconciliation followed before the Senators left the
aftlar
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I

BuI-oIHER MEASURES PASSED AND INTRO
DUCED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
ALBANY, March 15.-lt is apparent 'na'
he Democratic politicians OF New iorA nv
tend soon to introduce the Dill 10 PIo'iuo
for the new aaueduct and reservoirs recommended W
Mayor Edson's Water Commission. Senator Day sara
in the Senate to-day in reference TO the matter; pl
a now b,iua prepared by myself and Others We shan
.,n to proyide a commission which Will build tpe
.onednct n the best possible manner within the ieast
possible time and at the least possible expense,
W IA stated that Senator DAILY ana hs
associaes have the bill completed with the exception
-, .o,,,1 yho shal be the members OF the Commission
rha Commissioners may be named In the Dill
nv the Legislature or by the Governor ana senate
IL IA also proposed that the Conmi'Son
hal consist OF the Mayor Controller and
OF Public Works OF NewYork, ana TWO eminent ci''NeN'
Of the same city. - J.. Ian .ho
The Assembly debated for several hours to-day the
snpnly bill and late the evening ordered IL 10 'niro
reading Only one amendHeht was ""0 "
the bill This was the addition Oh an "pPiO
nria.ion OF $4,000 for the Catholic fro'ectory'
NJ c. Murphy. of Yew-York, was tne autnon =, s.S
amendment and supported in speech br1sthng win
statt.cs showing the usefulness OF the protectory'
essrs Roosevelt and Hunt opposed the ADOPTION Oh inc
amendment they not supported by their ieho"
The Assembly passed, Just 1t adjourned to-nieht NJ
c. Mupys bill increasing the pay 81 an % New ecp Ro
Yment - of All fines to the Police Pension Fund The
XII Is 70 remedy the loss to the fund caused by
the Ryan decision. -. n, 49, .o.,o.
attn svsfen, carefully drawn measure was passed by
the Assembly tonight only four votes being recorded
Nr Erwin has introduced bill forbiddng the con-
sodation OF telegraph companies ana authorng tneI
forfeiture by the State II they violate TINS pro'oh Vi
their charters. 1870 ,oossod hv ,ha
senate tolav one was introduced by Senator InOmts
IL requires full payment all stock Issued Dy S
The other bill Introduced by senator Day 81 fs ac
issue of stocks or bonds by railway III e1ceSso tho az"
fual money expended for IL. -, ,..os,,o oa+ipc
The Railroad Committee, which has been ~
the alleged encroaehnents Of the elevated ratvas ~
the Battery Park NewYOr, submitted is report 70 .ne
Assembly tonight The report states that tne S.n
lures ana track In and around tue park are thsIo
The consent of the Park Commissioners VINO nave hr
thorty In the premises The depot structure IN Battery
Place, the committee finds is not eneroaehmeh.' anu
sufficient public demand for It's erection az tnhl
point Eight members signed tho report, Mr.. Cfahe
alone of the committee dissenting The report was eenl
back TO the committee for further consideration.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
THE DEMANDS or IRON WORKERS.

PoTrsrowN, Penn, March 15.-In accord
ance with an agreement made at meeting last night,
the helpers in the employ Of tue Potsown Iron Com
many al their rolling mills here went strike this
Ing thus throwing about $50 men out OF employment
They ask cents a heat than the company will give
them.
READING, Penn, March 15.The 10 per cent increase
asked for by the sxtyve mouders OF the Penn Hard
ware Company was granted to-day. The announcement
was made today that the keystone Rolling Mil, employ
ing 100 men, which bas been Idle Tor nearly three
,o1nths will start in ten days.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
MARRIED BY THE MAYOR.

Mayor Edison yesterday married Elsey Nc
Henry Train. OF George Francis Train. ana Miss
Eliza willing Browne, the stepdaughter of the late
Charles Il. Thorno jr., the actor. Mrs Thorne was
present attired In deep mourning with two Iehus oi
the BRIDE The groom was attopded by his brother.
George Francis Train, jr The faher OF the groom se'
a basket of rosebuds with some dogzefel verses cotu
plimentary to the Mayor Tue bride ana groom s'i'0"
ia the afternoon Southern trip.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

Smith and asked If he could sleep there. Mr. Smith
thought that he under the influence of liquor and
offered to escort him home Sullivan accepted the offer
but soon after reaching his house he laDsed into uncon-
ciousness and died shortly afterward without having
been able TO make any statement. William f. Edgerly
who lives In Fthst last in company with Sui
lvan before the latter went TO Smiths house. He was
arrested at late hour last night and locked up IN Police
Haalnnartnra-
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
THE ARMY And NAVY.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Major Simon Sny-
der 11h Infantry, has been relieved from duty on re-
crulting service and will report in person TO the
Commanding General Department OF Dakota for assign
ment to q station.
Ensign ]. II. l.. Holcombe has been detached from
duty as assistant TO the transit OF Venus
party and has been ordered TO the United states steam
ship Nipsic. , i.
The United States steamship jamestown arrived at
Martinique on March 10. All well on board.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The Thursday Evening Club was entertained
Iasteyening by Mr. and Mrs Edward Cooper at their
bouae in Washington square. There was singing by Mr.
Odin and Miss MeCulum, and recltals by Mrs. Henry
Rowland. =, . , a., Ar, -.
toinment of aly-lnyitod company ut the house OF
w. c. whitney. ., -, -, =,
Easf -nnta-st
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
ANnprN LETrER FROM sENATOR BLAIR.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., March 15-Senator
Blair In an open letter denies the ne Sspaper reports
that he mas combined forces with Mr. Rollins IN the
coming senatorial contest In this state, and declares
nat be rs,cr ,iu form an alliance with Rollins. Briggs
ar Cbandlrr nor make n combination with any candi'
date lie says further that while acknCWleltlhS Au
ali n candidate he Will not nght for reelection.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
ST LOUIs CHARTER ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, March 15.-BOth political parties
akin active preparations for the charter election
next month 1t IA now generally believed that the Hlsh
Licences bill recently passed by the Legislature apples
~ Louis when IA free license city, as wen as To tue
counties IN the state.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
DYING FROM 4 FRACTURED SKULL.

Patrick Sullivan, of No. 147 Ninth ST.
Jersey City, died suddenly yesterday morning ana ate
his death n was discovered that his skull had been ie
tured Retween and o'clock yesterday morning Sui
lyau went into the house OF one of his neghbors named
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
The Fine Art Rooms.
lGR EIETH.ANE-

Mr ADoLPH KoHN respectfully begs TO announce thai
he is retiring from business the lst OF April 1883
MrL D. CRIsT who has been connected with the firm for
the last eight years will continue the importation OF Fine OH
Paintings at l66 Fifh-ave.
New.York, March Is 1888.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
Assembly DISTRICT MEETING.

The XIIIth Assembly District Republican
Association met last night at No % Avenue A. Win
Colonel Charles g. strong the chair. Twenty-Five new
,nonhers were admitted and fifteen applications for
membership were received.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
TENNESSEE DEBT SETTLEMENT BILL.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 15.-The bill to
settle the State debt fifty cents on the dollar with
per cent interest passed the Senate to-day as u
came from the House OF Representatives. 10" a"A'S
the signature OF the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
prprpIIcANs IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 15.-The Republican
st,te Central Committee met to-day, and appointed
specia committee OF ten, with A. f. Buck as chairman
to manage the campaign for Governor NO eoh'oh'on
vi be held.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
SENATOR rAIR NOT TO RESIGN.

OMAHA, Neb., March Ex-senator Fair' OF
Nevada who has been visiting in Iowa, arrived IN
Omaha this morning lie asked as to the truth oil
the dispatch from Carson that be would resign ana that
coveraor Adams would succeed him lie pronounced
he rr, tde faik cmanating from politicians at Car
son d aid that IL was the first that lac had heard OF H.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

rested last night charged with being drunk and ds
orderly and taken to Twenty Precinct Police
Station Shortly after 10 O'Clock discovered by
the door-keeper hanging TO his cell door He was I'M
mediatey down and taken to the Chambers Street
Hospital lie will recover
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
4 BOARD or HEALTH BILL KILLED.

HARRISBURG, Penn, March 15.-ln the State
Senate this morning Senate bill to establish State
Board OF Heal TIA was defeated for want Of cOnsttu
tional majority by a vote OF 20 yeas to l3 nayr.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

Cleveland to the city OF Chicago; ana tne points
to be connected are the above named apd the cures
towns and villa ges lying between the same he
stock is $25 0O0 with the proviso 70 increase az my
time Toe incorporatOrs Wilson Gcdirey, JONI
s. Walker William Yorke, A. s. Lee, George L. RECORD
and David B. Waters
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
A NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY FORMED.

ALBANY, March 15.-The New York Mutual
Telegraph Company Incorporated to-day The route
Of the line will be from the Stock Exchange and other
Exchanges in wYork City yhrough the states OF New
York Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, and
by way the cities OF Albany Rochester, Buffalo and
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
PRINCETON GLEE CLUB CONCERT
[nY rELEGnAPm To TmE TRIDUNE.l

PRINCETON, n. j., March 15.-The College
Cee Club gave its first concert here this evening The
programme presented was entirely now, ana the songs
conoosed by students Of the college enthusiastic
cay applauded. The club will start ON Apf IL Tor an
extsnded tour In the West.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

Barnay, the distinguished German actor, now play
ing at the Thalia Theatre. Lawrence Barrett will
preside, and Lester Wallack, Dion Boucicault.
NJ. Chase. f. b. MHet Augustus st. Gaudens Julian
Hawthorne, A. Thorndike Rice. Joseph III. Choate.
General Horace Porter, and others will be present
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for to-ddY.

For the Middle Atlantic States, colder clearing
weather northwesterly winds, higher pressure. -.
For New gland, colder fair weather. nOrthWestery
Winds higher pressure
Indications for tomorrow
Cool fair weather IL indicated on Saturday IN the MID
die states and w.Engand ana rain or snow IN the
Northwest and Lake region.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
SEEKING DEATH IN THE NORTH RIVER.

John Ruprecht, laborer, of No. 437 Yves
lghthst, jumped of the ferrybOat Rosyn oppo
site Wes: ForyecOnd-st yesterday, and was drowned
His body was recovered Ills wife Is too poor TO pay III
funeral expenses
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
DIED.

LINDSAY-TAYIOR-0n Tuesday. March i3 1888, at
Jersey City Heights. by the Rev. II O. Egber George A.
Lindsay OF Wyoming. Iowa Elizabeth second daughter
OF George Taylor
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE MANHATTAN
CLUB.

The annual election of the Manhattan Club
to replace four retiring managers from the Board Of
twelve resulted in the reelection Of the four whose
terms had expired They were Abram 8. Hewitt, Fred
eric r. Coudert, A. Wright Sanford and Miles Beach
There was no contest.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

snch perpends ye division, o .ss i ,s ' NH n,
peediur white line
b. n,srcuy hours The broken aI
tie variations Indicated oy tue 'ne~"e' - ~~
nptb Pharmacy, sIs BroadsI
TRIBUNE OFFICE, March l6-l a. m.-The chhhses III
the barometer yesterday were slight Clear ana ialr
weather was followed for short time at night ny CLOUDY
weather The temperature ranged between Zo' anu oo'
the average 1870 being 50 higher than on the CORES
pondng day last year, and % higher ihah on "eucS-
day ..,., =,
Gear fair and colder weather may DO eAPoc'ou W
day in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
4 BREAKFAST TO HERR BARNAK

A complimentary breakfast Is TO be given at
Delmonico's on Monday ut l O'Clock 10 Ludwig
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
MdRRIED.

Cocoane preparation remarkable and unequaed for
the eradication OF dandruf.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
HANGING HIMSELF on A CELL DOOR.

Edward Dunphyi, age twenty-five, was ar
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

nails for the ending March IL will close at ih,
office follows;
ppTDAY-At 1850 y. for TruXillo and RuataD per So
Ne B Ward a., Wa New-OfietiA @, - o,-
Al U:5U a. IA tOt iufOpe per % 'fohthic,
va Queenstown letters tor Germany and scotland must
he directed per Gclmalicl AT IL a M f0r scotland
direct per AnchOIt via glasgow; al IL a. M To- Bel
gium direct per Belgeuand, VIA Antwerpi AZ u d M
for Isufope Ier Oder southampton and Brsmen,
LETTERS foI Scotland must be direct tu per oder % at
iS0 10 m cuba aud Porto RtcO IS. saratoga via
liayana 10 -. tOE OTeytoEn a1d SlnOn per -.
Mails Tor China AMI Ta9ia per City OF PeSng san
kraucsco, close March -! At D. m hals Tor
Austiaila New Zealand Sallwiei aud Fi fsan t. pot
CITY SyaIey, san trauetsco. close Aach ol a.
HENRY G. PEARSON. Postnasgsr.
Post once Sew-YOrk. y. \, March ,, 1888.
The schedule closing transplcic mas Is arranged on
The presn thutr uninterrupted overland aD. ~
san Mails from the East arriving on time AZ sh
francisco tho ay O! sailing OF steamers arc usfS'ehe
| thence the same Gay.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16


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What n Host Of WifnessesI

Five physicians pharmacists druggists and chem
s,s Of the highest personal and professional reputation havd
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TOPICS IN BOTH HOUSES.

AN AoUEDUcr BILL IN PREPARAHoN-THE SUPPLY
BuL-o1HER MEASURES PASSED AND INTRO
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12
THE C0PlAH SUPERVISORS.
January Term, 1858.

State of Mississippi, Copial'
County: BE it remembered,
that II regular meeting Of the
Board of Supervisors of Co.
piah county, was held ~ the
court house thereof in the
town of Hazlehurst, on Mon,
day Jan'y LIST, 1888, there be.
ing present Hon j. b. Joues,
president presiding, @ Price,
w L Price, + NJ Bufkin, | NJ
Jones, members of said board,
T j Hargrave shift, } M Nor
man elk, and court opened
according to law:
!. Ordered, That the contract
for keeping, feeding and clio
thing the paupers of Copiah
county from Jan'y LIST, 1888,
to Jan'y LIST, 1854, DO and the
same is hereby awarded to j
II Grooule, upon hisientering
into bond with security in
double the value OF tho props
oriy, to- be approved BY the
board, for The faithful keeping
aud preserving of all house.
hold furniture, building aud
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-12

General Chalmers has been appoin
Tod Assistant U.ited Safes District
Attorney aud ia now esnagcd in pros
ocuting clepiion cases. I'm Oxford
Tho administration must take caso o!
It's own. Tie grand jury have had
many election officers throughput the
district before tLom. The General
as n pose cu.or in his own Gaze
!makeu ithard upon those Who may
DO plac, i upon Trial; hut such is the
proceedings OF The United ) ates
C urls und.r Rppb;iean fadminis-
tratiop. But their limo is short. Let
them do the worst; the people vii
speak again at tho polls in 1854
Tate Couuty Record. l f
Grn. Chslmcrs 10 fast pui!ing him
sell beyond the bonds Of public res
pec.. We are sorry TO tee il, Oh.
yet it may be for tho best. His po'
litical Career viii soon bo at IN end
p. q. Reveille