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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
Every building in shppingport has from three to
ninht Of wa the hanr Iha cenaent

Every building in shippingport has from three to
eight feet of water the floor. The cement
mills, the principal industry there, submerged.
squares Portland at the Of the water
and business at end The houses the river front
Will have water the second floors before morning II
Is estimated that at Shippingport and Portland 1SOO
homeless Most OF them are poor and great
suffering exists. Thelosses aggregate $4,000.
In the city proper heavy damage has been
done by the stOppage Of work in the
Of employment. Meike Co.'s plough works, the Louis
vile Iron Works, Dennis Longs pipe works. the Ken
tucky Lead and Oil Works, Brdgeford g. Cos stove m
works, the Excelsior Works, the Central Rong miiii
Summons, Ebby & Hampton's planing, mill MIL BeH adv q
CoggeshalPs planning MILL J. Il O. Hall and Hall q Eddys
sawmils among the largest establishments closed
and others must follow.
Mayor Jacobs has ordered the ylngiu hospitals to be
made ready receive sufferers at the citys expense
The Louisville Hotel Company opened free luncn 9ousS
for women and children to-day on Msln-st, ana & VIII IN
maintain 1t during the food. The cuof on the font IN
the eastern part OF the city water barrier protecting
thousands OF homes is weakening II 1t breaks, no esti
mate be made OF the suffering and damage that VIII
follow -
Business and navigation practically suspended
No 0ss OF life has yet been reported The Life saving
Service has been OF advantage to the poor
people caught by the flood several diseries are unde
water and the cattle being fed In them are In danger OF
drowning
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GEoRGIfS SEsQULCENTENYTAL.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 1.-THE Sesqui-Ccn-
tennial Anniversary Of the settlement OF Georgia by
General james OglethOrpe and the coonists was ccie
brated to-day with imposing ceremonies. Crowds poured
into the city all quarters during tho forenoon,
nfty-thousaDd people being present. AT the theatre
Governor stephens delivered address and was enth
siasiicalY received The ses0nceniennal ode By Pau
IL Haynew recited by General Henry H. jackson hr'
Uavne being too feeble Then followed historical pa
gcant representa- the landing Of horpe and tne col
Onss from ship under an ar cry salute ana ther
receptios by Iomoc,icni and Ilmmacraw Indians. The
celebration was continued tOngat DT pyTOtecnnc as
play. the trades display Will take place ana
banQuets will be gwen TO distinguished gues;s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13

ters has adopted the remaining clauses OF the new cha
ter for Egypt, embodyng the proposals made by Lord
Duffern.
The British steamer Louise H., Captain Helig, from
baltimore January 25. has arrived at Liverpool. Her
decks were damaged and boats smashed the passage
Edwin Booth made his last appearance in Berlin to-
night. The house crowded, and he was received
with enthusiasm.
dispatch from Madrid says: "At a meeting OF the
Dynastic Left day. Marshal Serano presiding 1t was
resolved actively TO oppose the Ministry notwithstand
ing that Senior Moret counseed pacific attitude me
divergence Of views among the prominent members OF
the party is much commented upon"
dispatch from Geneva says: Misses Booth ana
ChareswoIth and three other persons have been ex-
PEELED from the Salvation Army for the reason that they
unable account for the proceeds OF coliection
taken up at meeting Of the army here"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
STORIES GREATLY EXAGGERATED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrBUsE.I

PRINCETON. y. j., Feb. 1.-THE stories cur
rent about what occurred in Princeton College are
very much exaggerated. Briefly, the fass ars as fol
lows: About Weeks ago obnoxious building sit
uated between whig and Clio Halls. Was burned The
authorities found the guilty persons and compelled them
tc nav the damages which amounted TO 1918. The re-
port that Pre- iient Arthur's son was implicated IN
the affair has denied BY several memOers OL inc
Faculty.
few STUDENT, not however, thirty or ioriV' rs mas
been reported brought wines and spirits into ter rooms
and the Faculty determined to stop tuc spreading OF the
evil by suspeudiuc offenders for time hls IS OK
actly what has taken place. and The college ls III quIot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
ALAND DECISION.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-In the case OF
Collins against the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad Com
paDy Secretary Of the Interior holds that fanre
on the part Of company to carry out provso In lts
land grant, that such land not sold within three
years after the completion road should be opened
10 pre-cmpton the price realized 10 he returned
to tie company does not dcroglte fron the
grant, u operate to defeat tue same or cause us
lands to revert to the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
FAILURE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-All the visible assets
OF the coal and on Of Rogers Co. were seized by
the Sheriff today confession Of Judgment Tor $1,000
In favor Of H. NJ Cherre The house one OF the old
est IA the CITY, having been established forty years ago
It's failure ls a,tribu cd doing a large business on
small capital and u the fact that tue nrm lndorsed
paper OF suspended Union Iron and Stcol Company
70 The extent OF 10000 The firm decline to make q
abatement. Their Liabilities estimated at Sl2o,0OO,
a.seth ule unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
ALLEGED MURDEREES ARRESTED.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 12.-The men who
decoyed Maher an man. the river few weels
since and drugged and robbed him. from tue effects Of
which he subsequently died, IT Is believed have been
arrested at Louisville, Ky. They are two confidence
men named Henry K Greenwood and Harry Harding
wi III various aliaseB william KIlman who took part in
the murder OF Boulton In NewayzO County last week
has lie cOnesses his completely but de-
ciareA that Manuel Lsnlard, who arrested no1r
Kalamazoo last SATURDAY, the principal agent IN tle
affair He SAYS the killed with a bOOUack ana
his house robbed OF $500.
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEVIS.
THANKED FOR KILLING \ THIEF;

THANKED FOR KILLING THIEF;
CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Angust Gerhardy, VINO
last tV,t shot and killed who attempted 10 rOD
MIN was discharged from custody to-day oy Coroners
Jury with vote of thanEs.
WESTERN STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
CuIChGO, Feb. 1.-THE recently licensed
unOi. corporation tho Standard OIL Company
announces the completion Of itH organization by SUD-
scriptions TO the full amount Of its stock.
A MURDERER AND RoBBER ARRESTED;
CHICAGO, Feb. PA SPECIAL to 1he inter-
Oesnn n ON Rockford H., news has been received
~ arrest Louis or SHaatze who robbed the Nc
Gregor family few nights ago, urdercd the daughter
danecr5nsy wounded her father and gagged her
mOtncr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
YALE ALUMNI AT DINNER.

BosToN, Feb. 1.-THE Yale Alumni Asso-
citation Of Boston and vicinity held their annual dinner
tonight. The Hon Levi e. Wade presided. President
Porter responded TO toast, Our Alma Mater, the
Hon Linus NJ Child to "The Boston Alumni" Professor
CYRUS g. NOrthrop 10 TEo Venerable Faculty Ben
jann Wood Davis to Cole eye Literature, waiter Allan
e. iornalIsm" and tae itev Daniel Butler to Days
of Yoe Otner addresses made by Judge lie Baron
(ot the Hon. Dwight Foster, General Carrngton, Chap-
lain Rawson, u. s. ", Alfred Hemehway and John Haa-
k.u I'm
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
CONSTELLATION OF THREE ROADS.

POINT PLEASANT CITY, N. j., Feb. 12.-Ar-
rangements are being perfected by which the Camden
and Burlington County the Pemberton and seashore'
and the Philadelphia Long Branch Railroads VIII DC
consolidated into company, whose track Will extend
from the junction OF the first named road with the Ola
Camden and Amboy Railroad two miles east OF Camden
east the seashore and then north to this place wnefS
Railroad The new company will be known as the Phli-
adelpha and Long Branch Railroad. undfr the teTms
of the proposed plan OF consolidation the stock or the
Camden and Burlingto County Railroad Will DC mSde
preferred stock of the new corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
PROTECTION OF PIG IRON.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-The American Iron
and steel Association has received reports from AL the
makers Of pig tue United States and officially
announces tnat the quantity Of pig Iron made in 1852
was 1928 1923 tons, wIich ia almost half million tons
more than ever before made year in this country
The production Of 1881 was 4,144254 IONS. The pro
duction of the different kinds of pig in 1881 and
1882 was as follows IN gross IONS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
TIE PHILADELPHIA OoNTROLLERSHLP.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12.-Judge Ludlow
to-day granted writ Of custer against Mr.. William NJ
Taagart the nominee Of City Councils ecting him from
the Office Of City Controller and preventing hn from
rcisne any OF the duties appcraining 10 that ofce
SStv solicitor West has not yet rendered MS opinion
Controller Pape continues to sign warrants wmeh inc
Stt, Urea surer refuses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
THE TOBACCO CROP IN CUBA.

HAVANA, Feb. 12-The tobacco crop al
Remedies promises to be abundant and OF excelen'
quality for the United States. Several lots nave oech
lately sold for that country private terms we o'
suitable for Germany sold at from SlS 10 w per
Quintal. In the yuetaAbajo from Rio Hondo sou'n-
Ban Juan Martinez and on tho hills OF Vueita-ADpo
has been 80 humid that rains are desreu
II is said that large amount OF tobacco from Mahoa
qua found buyer for the United States at price III tc
oeighborho0d OF $45 quintaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
FUNERAL OFTHA LATE GOIERNOR JEWELL

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. 12.-The funeral OF
the late Governor Marshall Jewell viii take place
Wednesday The at the house at ii o'clock In
the morning will be private. The remains viii then be
taken under charge OF his old Governors stan and Gov
ernors DOT guard TO Asylum Hin Congregational Church.
where they can by the public until halfpdst In
the afruoon when nub ic exercises will be held Tue
o'clock morning express from Ncw-f0rk ana the hal'
past O'Clock express from BOs on VIII rcach beie III
season for the funeral rhe flags the city have been
al fnast to-day III respect OF tue deceased.
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NO DAMAGE ALONG THE MoNONGAHELA.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Feb. 1.-THE rise In the
Monongshea River was not sufficient TO overflow lts
banks At noon there 20 feet inches, with pros
ocs ~ foot more before the highest point reached
No damage has been done. Dispatches from the heau
waters rppUrs that the river Is falling.
READING PENN Feb. ia stage-coach was upset 70,
day by the strong current, while crossing the ScnyN
River eight miles below here, and was carried several
miles down the stream. The occupants nine III NUMBER
were rescued some OF them in exhausted condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
PINES IyD CASUALTIRS-BF TELEGRAPH.

TREGIAWN SENTENCED TO BE HANSEp;
NoRsisTOwN N j., Feb. 12.-James iregia"n
~ tnaa sentenced by Judge Magic 20 DO hansed on
March 81 the hours Oh lo anu
WINTER CHOLERA IN CONNECTICUT
w.TrRnIrKY Coun., Feb. 12.-An eplIenlc OF
,un choIer. nreyais caused is thouyh " me
er in The city reservoirs About 23O persons are
ailing. .x,,ar,xc yvurEr
c,D,xcrIFID Mass, Feb. 12.-John Casey,
hor vas An family killed this morning by the bursting OF
wheel the establishment OF the whey husse
N,nntay, A. v turing Company at Greenfield
FOUND DEAD IN THE WOODS
Sxp.cusE N Y, Feb. 1.-The dead body OF
p,ccs uo1naD who resided Tully, was found In the
@ ths nom supposed that she was frozen TO death
.TIs on her way home saturday evening.
SENTENCED FOR MANSLAUGHT3R.
E.sroN Penn, Fec. 12.-Charles Foley, who
rHered NJ, wife at Oxford y. j. December 81. pleaded
nty OF at Beviders thus morning aad was
10 years msonmentin the New-Jeisey feh
tenuary.
CAR Blu URGLARS ARRESTED. =,
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. OF the Lacka "a
bugias and arrested Fred Fros Frank PRATT oeogc
cum and Blume When ocket up the prlsneis ,an
fessed their guilt and told where property they hA"
could be found.
SEARCHING FOR THE CAUSE OF DEAF, I.o,or
MAUCu CHUNK, Penn, Feb. l2-ine cVh ar'pmer
held an the case OF John eS from in
near died yesterday IL rs o anarreled
inries inflicted by party OF drunken men, WI" marks Of
with There were no sx.v d,s from
yio epre and II IL general opinion thst "A'i-e
natural eanaaA
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WILLIAMsPoRT, Penn, Feb. l2.-Ihe Susque-
hanna Boom Company has gang OF men at work cut
ting away the below its boom In order to give the
gorged ice n to pass out when 1t begins onoye
The ice is beng away by the action OF the water
and sum- and no trouble apprenended There is no In
tenton whatever OF cutting channel through tho en-
tire length of the gorge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
THou1sE. DoNAHUE DISCHARGED.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Feb. 1.-THE extradi-
ton case OF Thomas F. Donahue arrested upon war
rant Issued by Governor Waller upon requiston by
Governor Butler OF Massachusetts,. up for hear
ing this afternoon. DOuahuc discharged by Judge
stoddard on the ground that he roqnisiton cond not
bc granted for the OF "ruor nuisance az ther"
was no such crime the statutes OF Massachusetts, rs
fhnt nllegcd In The warrant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
A DEFADLTING TAX COLLECTOR.

NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 12.-A dispatch from
Ration Rouge to The Times Governor NC
Emery on information received to the effect that '" W.
bradley Sheriff and ex-oficio State and Parish Tax
Collector Of East Carroll Parish s defauer Tor Soaoo
has issued an executive order suspendng MIN rom per
forming the duties OF State TaxCollector Ihe ponce
iury has INSTRUCTED tine District Attorney 10 Institute
proceedings against Bradley.
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4 CHARGE or CRfMLN4L NEGLIGENCE.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Feb. 12.-The prclimi-
naryexamnation OF Conductor H. f. Reed and Bra eman
John Patton begun here to-day. They were c arged
by Coroner's Jury with having allowed South Pacific
Railroad train To- come into coi'on with an embank
Inei near Tehichpa Jsnuory 90 causing the death
of number OF passengers. The trial Will prooaDy last
seVeral dayH
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Eara The object IA 70 give Mr. Earle chance for de-
fence and to throw light on the whole transacton The
order which was adopted authorizes the Committee on
Prisons TO investigate the management ana uscpno "a
nrsons and in the House of Correction. The committee
has reported adversely Governor Buffers reconen-
datjon that State purchasing agent De appointed.
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ANOrHER RIsE EXPECTED AT WHEELING.

WHEELING, ". Va, Feb. I2.-The river
fell all day yesterday. and at o'clock thus morning 1t
was twenty 1t raned constantly during the
twenty-four hours ended at midnight the rain following
a heavy fall OF snow The small streams are oVerfui,
and damage fences buildings and bridges IS appre-
bendel Wheeling Creek is highe. than during tue re-
cant risc and has damaged It's banks seriously The
enclue house and hosting works OF Lehnert Reneks
icchouses on the north end OF Wheeling Island, cayeJ
last evening result OF the WASH from lne receht
Hood letting the boiler engine ana machinery into the
river The damage will amount to 80 0O0 Another rise
IA looked forward 10 with CONSERVATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
RECEIYER BESTS FEES.

ALBANY, Feb. 12.-The Attorney-General has
h,caled 20 the General Term OF tho Supreme Court Tor
NewYork City from the Of Judge Berrett DENYING
the motion of the AttorneyGeneral to maze KeccVer
Rear of the National Trust Company pay back TO inc
fmnd FOR the benefit OF the creditors S12OOo WHICH, Is
alieyed was allowed him In excess OF his legal ices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. PA complimentary
dinner 10 to selor Romero. Mexican Minister TO the
limited States was given tonight by number OF
prominent citizens at the Continental Hotel One OF the
ohec.s Of the gathering was 10 give Sehor Romero
onnorunty 10 explain the advantages closer relations
bsstween America and Mexico which he did In an able
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13

LONDON, Feb. 12.-Roumania has entered
rrot 10 the London Conference the Danuban ques-
tjon against the admission of ROumania TO that pody
with consu tave only and declares itse unaoie
10 recognize the resolutions OF the Conference .,
IoSbog Feb i3-Roumania has declined to attend
Danubian Conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
HENRY PROUsE COOPER ARRESTED.

HENRY FRUUSE
LONDON Feb. 12.-Henry Prouse Cooper talI"r
from New-York was before the Bow street FoHce
Coart to-day charged with being suspicious per
SON and with lettering III Chasing Cross dressed III
fe,raIe attire. Hels described as a tailor doing
l,uqiness at No 81 Broadway, New-York lie was
remanded but afterwards was released on ma own
secuuty for good behavior for SIX months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
HIGH WATER IN THE KENTUCKY RIVER.

Frankfort says the Kentucky River has risen seven
feet since noon, and is still rising. with oryone
feet Of water in the channel and heavy current run
ming The water is within three feet OF the wooden
Or dge which great danger OF being washed away
This is the highest water ever known In the hentucky
RIVER THIS volume OF water Will add materially 10 tho
hpip OF the Ohio River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
INUNDATED INDIANA TOWNS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 12.-No news has been
received from Lawrenceburg Ind the worst is feared
and the town IL isolated.
MADISON Ind, Feb. 12-The river is now within thD-
tyfour inches OF the food Of 1882 which was the highest
ever known and s rising at the rate oftwo inches an
hour All the factories depots and houses on the river
front are inundated should the water subsde without
heavy winds the damage will not be disastrous
ISDIANAPoLIs Feb. 12-The Ohio River Is rising at all
points this state. At NewAlbany the water IL zen
inches higher than during the flood OF 1881: Ihree
fonrhs of the manufactures nave been Hooded III the
rise continues every furnace In the De Pauw CLASS
other establishments will also suffer. Five hundred
houses are flooded in the lower part OF the CIV anu
mcnt II the flood continues. Between Evansville and
Hende son the telephone lines down, and there are
no means of communication. Arrangements have Deen
mace here to mount fire engines on flats IN case oi re
IN M nOOdpd district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
CLOSING BUSINESS AT LOUISVILLE.
THE LOWER PART OF THE CITY FLoopED-RELihf
FOR THE SUFFERERS.

LOUISVILLE Feb. 12.-The highest point OF
the food OF February, 1882, was reached this afternoon
aud ia passed There Is more than thirty& 90. VI
water ON the Falls and sxty1ur feet III the channel ~
The foot OF the Falls which only feet below he
great December food OF 1s47 The water Ia rising
aud a great udo from the Kentucky River is 10 DO aoo
ed The houses along the 'front.' ase vacasca, ana
the drift is damaging them seriously. foursnrs" ~
closed from Main 10 The river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
THE SON OF 4 JUDGE 4 FORGER.

BUFFALO, Feb. 12.-George Sheldon, a son
OF chief Judge sheldon ofthe Superior Court suddenly
left town yesterday which it has been discovered
that he had forged the titles several estate deeds on
which he had raised 81 900 by mortgages He was
clerk the city Attorneys Office, and 1t Ia supposed
West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
VALUABLE MANUSCRIPTS FOR SALE.

LONDON, Feb 12.-The late Earl OF Ash
barahams collection Of manuscripts Is offered Tor SAFE 10
the British Museum. They have an unequaled range
extending from the Saxon period 10 letters OF cromwell
Sncudng fbe refusa OF anpden aud others TO pay snip
money There 1000 volumes. The pce WIZ prob
ally ke eIGO 600 The Times pOiDts odt that II Great
iyya, III hesatee TO purchase tho cole tou America is
cnrsinly ready 10 do 30, and that Chicago holds be-
oTcst Tor tn1 purchase OF IA library. Germany has al
od heen treating for purchase OF the manuscripts
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Monday, Feb IL, 1883.
Seven Socialists have been arrested In Prague
Many and floods prevail IN England and Ireland
Today.
dispatch from Cairo says that the Council Of Mimic
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TOPICS OF CURRENT INTEREST.

TOPICS OF CURRENT lNIEhbol'
THE EXPULSION BILL IN THE FRENCH sfNAIhn
RESIGNATION OF THE GERMAN MINISTER OF WAN
ARREST OF HENRY PRoUsE COOPER
Tn the French Senate yesterday, after de-
hate. the first clause of the Expulsion plll was
rejected by vote of 172 to So Inc senate
adonted measure providing for the Daliisn-
ment of n Prince found guilty OF lui'noi-nn mo,ao
pretensons endangering the o'aVe' a,,;a
Napoleon and his son, Prince 49, ,'Do
are in London. General Won han'n
the German Minister OF war,
norted to have resigned. Henry rlooo0
Cnonor of this city, was arrested In Lohuoh
,,oatardov "a n suspicious person ana was SUI
saduontIv released. 1t is thought probable tnao
q scheme for local government in Ireland VIII
form the basis of the chief Irish bill IN
Parliament. Edwin Booth closed his engage
ment in Berlin last evening. Roumanla de-
cI;nos 70 attend the conference on the Dan
ubian question.
THE FRENCH SENATE AND THE PRINCES
FIRST CLAUSE OF THE EXPULSION BILL REJECTED
ABANIsHMENT BILL ADOPTED.
PARIS Feb. 12.-In the Senate to"uay Auii''''
Jaureguiberry opposed the Expulsion OIL on 'n'
oupd that II made MARTYRS of the Orleans Princes,
tbe enactment of q law not aimed at persons NJ
Rardoux. Republican, opposed the measure on SIM
liar grounds. NJ Allou, the reporter OF the senate
eommitte on the bill, said the committee resolVeu
TO reiecr the bill and counter proposals Inc oeu-
are. by vote of 40 to 115, decided to discuss 'he
clauses of the bill.
NJ. Dev6s, Minister of Justice, announced that inc
Government hai agreed TO abandon the Expulsion
bin and accept the proposal of NJ tr6ey' REM
rio President of tho Republic, If their acts shouli
comprnmise the safety of the sta'e. IhiS pro osa,
was rejected by a vote of las 10 49, ;i Inc IA ~
article of the Ministerial bill was lheA hVs"'i'0"
by vote OF 172 to 50. -. ,,- oio,+o "a .
,ranosol submitted bv NJ. Wadding On Republican,
,Iot anv Prince found guilty of furjherlng pre-
tensions endangeung the State shall De Dahlshcu
his tlial to take place before Court or Ass'HoS Va
before the Senate il ting as high court oe
IL is considered doubtful whether tue Ch'hpeI Vi
Deputies Will accept NJ. Waddington's proposal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
KILLED FAIL FROM Il CLIFF.

JACKSON, o., Feb. 12.-Levi DUNCAN was
found dead yesterday Orning at the foot OF CHI Oh
roots thirty feet high. Tie had been visiting q SICK
aoJchd until IL O'Clock on saturday night, aad Wnile
rstrning Inc became confused Ia the snow and walked
oft he cliff,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-13
MORE BOWDOIY STUDENTS DISMISSED.

BRrSswIcK. Me-, Feb. 12.-Eight more
sophomores have been ordered to leave Bowdoin Col
lege Immediately account OF their connection WIN
hazlng This makes twelve who have been oblIgea 10
leave within less than TWO weeks.