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New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
BUTLEES CAMP4IGy METHODS.
4 sUsfICIoCSLY LARGE INCREASE or REGIsTRl
TION-rHE ADAMS FAMILY AssArfED.
LnY TKLEGRAl1I 10 TnE rRmuNE.l

lIf TELEGRAPH To THE ThlBuNE.I
BOsrOS, Oct. 25.-In Ward Thirteen, South
Boston Democratic stronghold the registration shows
a gain In one year or sI2. The ia this ward last year
WA 2si while the total registration 2j2O or this
number Butler received 2O77. This very remark
able vote the and registration in 1888
,ul moro remarkable. Ward Thirteen, as The Journal
SAYS II one of the lat which would receive large
cr-rou "a III population Ia one year The number OF
polls sscsscd In lS52 5,752 and In 1888 the figures
rr g. 50i; an of si2 single year; accord
ing 10 all rules FOR computing population increase Of
336s In the population. This Il simply impossible
What do you think Of the assessment I'm your wardp
was asked of a man who will vote for Butler.
will not tell you all think about IT, but know that
names assessed being those Of men who lived In
houses where they never lived" Independent Demo-
Gratis hesitate say that repeating will be one OF
the methods Of the machine managers In this ward.
The Republican Vigilance Committee will give this ward
considerable attention.
Tho revised list ln Boston shows that Gi,0S3
names have been Registered, increase Of 9lO2 over
the registration Of last year, aud about 0OOO over the
highestey known. which in 1880.
In Buffers speech to-day Marlboro, he told the
Frenchmcn audience that the United States some
time would annex Canada Speaking against what no
called the aristOcratc class he SAID Take the Adams
family for instance Only generations back ana ne
married Abby Smith, shOemakers daughter WnerGb
your arstocracy And yet that In one sense an ars
tocracy. II saved Adams for Abigail smith was tle
bctcr half OF that family in all respects" Abiding to
the stuffed Goldfish IN the State House, Buuer sd our
ancestors hung II there for two purposes; as token
1f tbc great Industry of the State, and q reminder To
people who should aftsrwa ret themselves up az
aristOcrath OF the occupation OF their ancestOrs'
The Democratic managers have nominated third can
dldate for Lieutenant vernon Messrs Prince and Alb
thaying declined to run The latest choice is James
f. Grinnc Of Greenfield member OF tue state Senate
lHEt
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
ROSECR4NS AfD G4RFIELD.
PURPORTED STATEMENT ABOUT GARFIELD DIS
AVOwED BY ROsECRANs.

CINCINNATI Oct. 25.-The attention of Cen
era W. s. Rosecrans having been called article
printed yesterday in The Washington Republican, In
which he severely crtcses the conduct OF General Wood
at the battle OF Chckamauga, and In which he talks OF
relations between himself and General Garfield, he has
sent 10 The Commercial Gette for publication tomorrow
card I'm which he says: Tne statements in your issue
Of to-day, under the caption Of Rebellion "reminiscences
distorted jumbled and contrary 20 what have al
ways thought known and stated that nothing short OF
the dsavOwa OF the whole will do justice 10 history"
General Rosecrans in conversation expressed regret at
the publication, especially at the time OF the reunion oil
the Society Of the Army OF the Cumberland which he and
General Wood are attending.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
LABoRERs FOR THE PANAMA CANAL.

PANAMA, Oct. 13.-Agents of the Panama
Canal Company are enticing hither large numbers OF
laborers from Jamaica and other points in the West
Indies The Belize brought 563 deck passengers
on her last Trip 30S having contracted to work on the
canal The streets of Kingston densey hronged by
an excited people for hours before the steamer started
and the vessel detained considerably beyond her
usual hour Of sailing.
Jamaica planters continue to bemoan the success which
s attending the efforts of the canal agents attracting
labOrers from the island The exodus, however, Is 10
Weld prosperity TO the island since than Onehai or
the men who here do with the purpose of saving
few hundred dollars, returning 10 Jamaica with IL, aud
there purchasing land and engaging in the fruit trade
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
AFFAIRS IN THE YELLOWSTONE PARK.

WASHINGTON, Oct 25.-P. ii. COnger, Super
iptendent Of the Yellowstone National Park has for
wared to Secretary Teller his annual report He states
that the published accounts of the wholesale slaughter
OF game the park last winter were greatly exaggerated'
and that since his arrival hunting has been practically
suspended. He finds fault with the law providing Tor the
appointment of assistant superinteDdents upon INC
ground that the allowance for the salaries is too neagre
when the fact that the men will have TO build their own
quarters Is taken into consideration. He also thinks tst
the law dividing the responsibility for the care OF inc
park unwtse and hopes that II viii be so amended ~
Congress as TO provide for only one head.
The Hatch Hotel Is reported 10 be very commodl0us
and designed to first class 10 is rapidly nearing COM
The superintendent expresses regret that there Is no
law for the protection OF persons and property IN tho
mark and says that this absence OF legal restraint taken
advantage OF by the vicious and criminal class IN the
neiRhboThood. Numbers of Of doubtful character
overTun the park during the summer The nuhper OF
visitors the park during the past season was larger
than i'm ANY previous year.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
THE sr-R-TREAsURY REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. pa report of the re-
ceipts and disbursements of the subTreasury IN New
York was received at the Treasury Department today
Dnrng the fiscal year ended June So 1888 the receipts
arrerated 1856 2I2 Asa The disbursements including
the various amounts sent TO the Department, were
S73l s21 75l leaving hand balance Of sl2l 3ooIo5'
The receipts on OF Customs were Sl5l ls69OlSf
gold certificates, S71,35O,00o; internal revenue
80 100 $50: Post Office Department $S,299,0O9 trans
feTs Sal 1888 OBJ disbursing accounts, @24lo41oo;
Interest accounts, S42,39s,664 The principal dsouse-
ments were as follows Account OF Treasury draits'
S3I5O73 disbursing accounts, S267 46i 440 POST
Sfice drafts, S7,I53,675 account OF bullion Assay
Ohicel. ST. .OlS, $50.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

rv GOVERNOR FENTON TALKS TO THE FARMERS.
OLEAN, Oct 25.-The Western New-York AgT1-
Fonton delivered address on Our Advance IN s
pJ pr j. Edwards president OF the association aud
b. H. Bolles spoke this evening.
THE MISSOURI ABDUCTION CASE.
BosroN, Oct. 25.-Joseph E. Hurd, who was ar
rested on requson Of the Governor OF Missouri to answer
immoral purposes obtained writ OF habeas coTpds ne
SSps n Sd ta5 he ne charge %9 cSnGot be- ST.
TUDGE FULLERTON TALKS At A VIRGINIA FAIR
LYNCHBURG, Oct. 25.-There is an unprece,,
sT here The annual address delivered to-day by Judge
fullerton Of New.YOrk -
AsBuRY PARK, n. j., Oct. 26.-Ihe Board OF
Health held meeting last night & to SSnsGE na S to
ae and odnanCes % m hS7sr @ T G%' ba Saf
op the time being Inspections will be made except "heh
ordered by the Board.
ArIENTOWN PENN Oct. 20.-rho General Con-
Of the Church. after being In session since
MEnICAI SOCIETY EXPELs A PHYSICIAN.
NEw-HAvEN, Oct. 2j-At the semi-annnal meet meet
s P e. IT, thR TSompsc1 ply paece who was
recently indicted for a0ooH Ss tSp efpd MsddS AssoaOE
THE FIRE ENGINEERs CONVENTION.
NEw-0RLEANs, Oct 25.-Fifty-nine members at, at
sTS bSRgs 81 and
ss sssSeTSion 0SerHsuTsnce strongly as en-
eoaagng ri Io1snS asnSed o bill
THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 80
CINCINNATI Oct. 25.-rhe General Home SOclety
Missionary Convention Of the Disciples Of ChTst oesan m
sesson here today report OF the corresponding
boe Inc extent work done by agents IN me desut
places OF the south and Vest The erection OF Ie
Memorial Church, Washington Is under the superineh
dence Of this society. -.
PRoTRACrED ELECTION BY THE FRANClsCaNSS:, -,
TRENToN, n. J., Oct. 25.-Ihe Franciscan Order
0t 9 se prSvnca Of the order next three years
ballots taken and the session lasted SIX Ahe
half hours.
COTTON MOVING EASTWARD.
JAcKsoN Miss Oct. 25.-Fifty bales OF eottot
from Natche by rail- were compressed anu or
NsIded here to-day. OIhel shipments arc " i"AV"
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
VISITS BY THE COREAN EMBASSY.

WAsHINGToN Oct. 25.-The mt mbers OF the
Corean Embassy who remained in Washington, including
Min Yong H. the Minister and two attaches called on
the Secretary OF state and the Secretary OF the Navy TO
day. They were accompanied by Ensign George c. Foulk'
United States Navy. They received at the Navy
Department by Secretary Chandler and Rear Admiral
shufeldt The Embassy will return to Corea on the
United states ship Trenton being fitted ont at the
New-York Navy Yard for the Asiatc station She VIII
sail early In November. Ensign Foulk mas been desg-
C0rea and will remain in that country for some time He
IN Corea as his thorough knowledge 0f the Japanese
Language will allow general intercourse with them
through one member Of the Embassy who can speak
1nDaupsC fitItlItly.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
MIR. ABBErrS orr PORTRAIT

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 25.-Life-size ltho-
graphs Of Leon Abbets head and bust have been placed
in the windows Of the liquor storcs in this oty IL S
understood that they accompanied by $40 from the
Albeit campaign fund The Same portrait graces tne
liquor In Hudson and Essex countess anu thcre
also money IL known to have gone with the pictures
ppndcs OF the portraits have been 10 Democratic
committees throughout the State. 49, =, ,ho
the AntiAbbett Club organized by depoSilors IN C,, o
Nechanc,s and Laborrs' Savings Bank of Jersey CITY,
whose directors Albeit saved from state prison Is SEMI
ing agenta through the State among the w0rkSne anu %
especially among those OF irish birth, VINO "ere tuo
urincipai losers by the breaking OF tke Jank.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
CHESTER PARK RACES.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-This was the third day
Of the race meeting the Chester Driving Park The
track was heavy The unfinished pacing race OF yester
day was won by George Co. saie b. taking second place.
Billy NJ third Wild Frank fourth and Jack Rapid hfth'
The second race for the 222 class and was won by
VIII Bennam In 2:37, 2:40l2, 2:4l.
The third pacing race lree-iOr-al Wmch was won
nv WestmOnt In 2ll, 2:36l9, 2:36A.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY,.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

ALBANY, Oct. 2b.-The adjourned con-
vention OF the Republicans OF the I'D Assembly DSiot
OF Albany County tho Grant Clubs rooms In this
city TODAY and after eleven ballots addition TO the
ballots taken at Knowersville on Tuesday Dr.
Hiram Becker OF Cumberland, was nominated iOr tio
Assembly.
JAMAICA Oct. 25.-The lid Assembly District hepuDh-
can Convention Of Queens County to-day hohhnateo
Edward A. Darrngh for the Assembly.
HUDSON, N. Y, Oct. 25.-The Democrats OF Columbia
County to-day nominated Edward j. Hamilton Tor mem
her OF Assembly Tho Republicans nominated 6Dert A.
Dean for member OF Assembly.
NEwBURG, n. Y. Oct. 25.-Danlel 3. Waring haS been
nominated for the Assembly by tho Republicans Oh the
Lat District Of Orange County. j. Chauncey Ode mas
been nominated by the Democrats oi the saule uisuo'
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
GREAT SLAUGHTER or AP1CHES.
MEXICAN TROOPS CATCH THEN OFF THEIR REsERyA-
TON

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Oct. 25.-W. H. Stuart
who has returned here from the Swisshem Mountains,
says that the Apaches have been routed by Mexican
troops with great slaughter. The troops had been sta
toned so as to prevent the retreat the savages into the
Sierra Madrc Mountains The Indians then turned and
fed toward Arizona closely followed by the Mexicans,
who overlook them the extreme end Of the Swsshem
Mountains, where a running fight ensued The Mexican
commander stated that If his troops had not bcen com
pletey worn out by fighting and forced marches. he
would haze dr, en- the back TO the san Carlos
rg-pr,atlOD himself.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
VINDlc4rING MS REPUE4TOM

WATERBURY,, Conn.,, Oct. 25. Lieutenant
James F. simpson, who lately dismissed from the
Army by cOnTt-martial on charge OF having married
his MISTRESS which finding reversed by the President
published letter tonight IN The Ecehng American OF
this city, whcre he formerly lived. defending his wlfes
character reviewing his trial and his military record
He says: Every who knows me- both In civil and
military life that in view Of the recent death OF
sweet wife would not demean myself or others ny con
tracting such q marriage as | am charged WITH he
states that has resigned from the Army and gone into
hc cattle business The letter Is dated Fort Grant, ArL
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
THE T1oLEYT BND OFA Bad LIFE.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE TmBUsE.l

CLEVELAND, Oct. 25.-Thomas Kelly has for
vears beep n notorious resident Of Youngstown.
Yesterday while intoxicated he made furious attack
on hls daughter with hatche striking her savage DO"
on the head and nncting ugly scalp wonnd Later III
the day he became mixed mp in free fight IN qq9r store
and wae struck on the head with beer glss Ills sk
was fractured and the attending Physician says he
cannot recover Hts assailant IL unknown.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
ArroRNEYs DIsBARRED AND RESTORED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-N. w. Fitzgerald &
Co.. of this city, to-day suspended from practice be-
fore the Pension Bureau 1t alleged that they e1toried
illegal fees and also lcd pension claims for Confederate
soldiers f. Smith, of Baltimore, has been disbuTed also
for interfering with special examiner In the discharge Oh
his autv and assantng him. J. w. Fenner, Of this city,
bas been suspended from practice for addressing COM
mmnic,tions 10 pensioners intended to the COM
mis- don of frauds. u-.- ~ g,
who was suspended by Secretary Teller at the request OF
Commissioner Dudley on the 23d ns mas Oeeh iestVteI
sr. Pension Agency as descriptive or his business.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
MILL AND DWELLINGS BURNED.

PITrsBURG Penn, Oct. Do. A. a. A. ).
Mmdors planning ml together with five twostory frame
dwellings and 100000 ioot Of lumber were destroyed
by fire this morning The employees barely escaped with
their lives the rcmcn and engineer receiving severe
burus The dwellings were occupied by seven families
,Io were unabe u save or then household effects
The loss will amount to $4,000. The mill aud lumber
were insured for ga 300.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
THE FIRE RECORD.
PILL FACTORY BURNED.

A pill factory at Nos. 100 and III Water-st"
Brooklyn caught fire yesterday afternoon on the Top
door while "a number OF persons were at "orh Ih IT,
Josepb Truman tried the room where the IRE was
with fire eytneusher but wac driven buck by smoke
and flame and was burned severely about the face ana
arms As soon "a alarm given the employees mde
their escape hut Of them were nearly overcome 10y
the suOcating smoke on the top hoOr me loss cais,
hy the r was 90 600 on the building and - 1000 on the
stock and machinery The building belonged 10 te ,S-
tate OF A. B. sand and the minufdctuTc OI MEh'7 l
dian Vegetable pills waa carried on In H.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
A KENTUCKY PRESENT TO THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINGToN Oct. 25.-When President
Arthur visited the Louisville Exposition gentlemen
devoted TO the sport Of angling him fine and costly
reel The present supplemented this afternoon by
the gift OF fine rosewood fishing rod with ancewood
tips Upon the butt OF the rod which weighs ten ounces
Is neat silver plate bearing the Presidents name Tho
rod was made in Louisville, and after examining lt the
President remarked that IL the finest specimen OF
workmanship tlat line he had ever socn The rod was
presented by w. .. DOdd, OF Louisville lie was accom-,
aned t the White by Governor Knott and several
other Kentuckians and the occasion was made pleasant
one 10 them by the President.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
BOSTON AND ALBANY.

BOsTON, Oct. 25.-'lhe annual statement
Of the Boston and Albany Railroad for the year
ending September 30 submitted TO the Railroad Com
mssioners ha@ been made mp and approved by the
directors at their monthly meeting to-day. The report
shows that after meeting all charges paying an per
cent dividend and paying SillOOO for work upon the
third and fourth tracks OF the WoOnsOcket branch TO
Riverside the surplus for the year Is S23597l, against
Sil,3S2 for the year preceding The total income has
been SS,j3g,S7j, and the total expenses $G,lJS0O4
leaving the net earnings S2,3SO,97l.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
INHABIrANrs FLEEING FROM sMYRNA.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct 25.-Many of the inhabi-
tants of Smyrna are fleeing from that city on ac-
count of their fear of further earthquakes. The
Government has sent a sufficient quantity of lum-
Der TO construct 5000 sheds for the shelter of those
rendered homeless by the recent catastrophe The
editors of the local newspapers here have formed
committee for the aid Of the sufferers. Slight
shocks are still occurring at long intervals, but are
dninU a damage,
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
MIsCELLANEoUs RAILRoADNTELLIGENCE

LoNG BRANCH, n. j., Oct. 25.-The winter
timetable OF the NowYork and Long Branch Railroad
goes into operation next Monday The Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad VIII run two trains each way on week
days between Now-York and Freehold, running over
the Freehold and Ncw-York Railway be
tween MatawHn and Freehold. The same company will
also a train each way between New York and Barnc
gat city taking the NcW-Jcrscy Southern Railway be-
tween Red Bank and Barnogu City.
PHiADELrlnA, Oct 20-Thc final payment OF 100000
made ~ Camden this afternoon by the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company account OF the pur
chdr0 OF Tie Philadelphia and Atlantic city Railway.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
MURDERED AND ROBBED.

CRAwFORDsvILLE, Oct. % John Murphy
was found dead with threo bullet wounds In his body yes
terday AT Wallace. He was known 10 have had several
thousand dollars, which has not been found The un
known murderer stole horse and made his escape
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
THE STATE SENATE CONVENTIONS.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 25.-Duiley, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Senator from the XVIII District has
dcl,ned the manhattan The Senatorial Committee has
named Milton IL. Northrup in his place.
HoRsELLsvuIE. n. Y, Oct. 25.-The Democratic con-
venon of the XXyIIth District met here to-day ana nom
mated Col George l.. Farnham, OF Addisohi 0VouOon
County, for the Senate.
TRoY, N Y, Oct 25.-senator A. b. Baueus mas uo-
clined the nomination by the Democrats of the AVlth
DistriCt.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
THE LAB0RING NAN ABROID.

PrTTsBURG, Oct. 2j.-Joscph ID. Weeks. sec
rotary Of the Iron Association returned yesterday
from Europe where he has been investigating iron Indus
tree. the laoring and national prosperity Hts
report ~ aborers in England. France, Belgium and
Scotland IL gloomy Tho lahorcr, he snys, manages 10
exist he cannot bc said tn live. Tho wH0c- are lower
than an, paid here while food higher About one third
of the pudding furnaces Ia North Of England arr Idle
Mile rnnnnR part time.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
THE NEW GOVERNMENT IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 2j.-It IL reported that Senor
CASTELAR, and his Republican supporters, at meet
ING held last evening, resolved to maintain a
friendly attitude toward the new Government if it
fulfilled its promises especially to restore universal
suffrage.
The Royal decree, promulgated on October %,
proyiding that general officers of the Army shall
hold sta appointments in the future for only thIee
wears has produced ID favorable impression.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
ScHooyERs LOST IN 4 GREAT GALE.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 25.-The schooner
Alaskn Of this port sailed bank trip August lS
On August "a she touched at Canso, and subsequently
started tor the fishing grounds, since which time she has
not been heard FROM and IL IA feared she lost In the
gale Of August 20. she had twelve men On board Fears
are felt the safety of the schOOnrr James Bliss
s been heard Of since the gale Of August 30
She also had IA crew Of twelve men.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 25.-Nine deaths, mostly Of
Europeans, have occurred here.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant OF
Ireland attended the Cabinet meeting here today
PRAGUE, Oct 25.-Smallpox having broken out vio-
ently at ZskOw suburb double line of sentries has
been posted to exclude visitors.
PARIS Oct. 25.-By accident in an iron foundry at
lie Creuzot in the Department Of SaoneetL Loire, yeser-
day. four were killed.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
TIE ST. LOUIS Police SCANDAL.
GOVERNOR CRITTENDEN FINDS insufficient REA-
son TO INTERFERE.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 25-GOvenOr Crittenden, IN
long letter. declines TO comply with the request OF re-
cent meeting for him TO remove three Police Com
mlssoners He says the Grand Jury considering the
matter Besides the evidence the case is exparte and
vague lie does himself consider the situation In ST.
Louis serious his petitioners do He declares that
the peace Of the city is preserved and the gambling
houses closed. or least If in operation they are
conducted secretly that the best vigilance fails TO dis
them He concludes by asseveratng his devotion
to the moral interests OF the State.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
DISSATISFIED c0LoRED CITIZENS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-At meeting of colored
citizens last night 10 protest against the Civil Rights de-
oison, the Rev. W. Polk said "This decision is an Insult
to our race have always been good Republican but
now believe we should give allegiance To that party
which will give rights even IL IL runs the ueNu5
ticket or Ren Butler"
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
THE NEW-JERSEY REPUBLICANS.

METUCHEN, N. j., Oct. 25.-The Ist Assem-
bly, District Republican Convention Of Middlesex County
met here yesterday and nominated Joseph H. 7. Martin
for Assemblyman.
TRENTON, Oct 25.The Democrats Of the lid Assembly
District OF Union County yesterday nominated DR.. DE
Witt c. HOugh of Railway, for the Assembly Dr. HOugh
was unsuccessful candidate last November.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
FREIGHT RATES CUT IN THE WEST.

SALT LAKE CITY, u. r., Oct. 25.-The freight
continues, but the Union Pacific Railroad charges
90 cents hundred from the Missouri River the
the Denver and Rio Grande road. Merchants avail
ing themselves Of the cut and ordering goods by ee
graph Merchants with large stocks the results but
think such radical org Mr.. Clark, the
superintendent OF the Union Pacific goes 10 Denver 10
day 90 consult with the Denver and Rio Grande Managers
' the general impression Is that the old rates will be
q Cd
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
TIE OHIO RIVER POOL.

CHICAGO, Oct. pa meeting Of the Ohio
River pool was bcld here today The Executive Commit
Of the general managers first convened and decided
that the pooling agreement made at Louisville must be-
carried out and Instructed the general freight and pas
seugcr agents 10 arrange plans to that end.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
THE CARROLL DIVORCE CASE.
SHOCKING TESTIMONY AND LIVELY pROCEEDIN
Tpy TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSE.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSEl
ALBANY, Oct 25.-The prosecution IN the
Carroll divorce case closed to day with the testimony OF
George L. Stevens rather old and intelligent man. VINO
admitted, that he had been supported by bis wires m
fanny for years, and that he communicated win uie
counsel for the prosecution only after his wife had s
she would leave him live with Carroll when TINS sun
was ended. He mercilessly crossexalnneu .! ','
MoL tho co,nael for Carroll Mr. Moak opened the de-
ence with lively attack on exMayOr Nolan, father OF
the plaintiff intmatng that he wanted to marry hs
,non ,gha ove Great dInnenL" and that this was the
basis of Nolans demand for divorce TOmorrow young
Carroll will probably on the stand
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
pOSrAL FRAUDS IN TENS.

ST.. LOUIS Oct. 25.-Advices from Austin,
Tex say that Post 0lbce InspcctOrGenera EdgartOn,
who has been investigating the affairs Of Inspector
Foster at that place. has found evidence showing that
Fosters course the past hye years has been highly
criminal aud disclosing the flscatOn OF vouchers Tor