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New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
LONDON ADJUSTMENTS.
ANARCHISTS IN FRANCE.

POSSIBILITY OF A DISTURBANCE IN PARIs-THE
GARRISON REINFORCED-UNITED ACTION OF
THE GREAT POWERS.
PARIS, March 17.-It Is stated that Louise Michel
has fled to Switzerland Reassuring kilograms have
been received from projects throughout the cOun-
try Precautions, however, have been taken in the
provinces to prevent any disorder on Sunday.
Twenty-Five Communist banquets and meetings are
announced for Tomorrow in various parts If the CITY,
IL IS probable that the Anarchists will not
meet in the Champ de Mars, as was expected,
but viii choose another place unknown 10
the Government. The garrison of Paris
will be confined 10 barracks tomorrow.
The garrison has been reinforced by troops from
Versailles The provincial projects have been or
dered 10 send tel legrams TO Paris every hour during
Tomorrow reporting the state of affairs in their
respective iuris iciOns.
The papers say that the Cabinets of London, ST
Petersburg, Berlin and Paris are parleying with the
view to take joint measures against The Anarchists
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
METHODISM IN THE SOUTH.

CuARLEsTowN, w. Va, March 17-This WAS
missionary day IN the conference Bishop Keeuer sad
that tue Methodist Episcopal Cuurcu sOlth had been
FAR beyond othcrs in work Of educating African
For years he had lcd TO the colorcd
people, but through some marvellous Providence tloy
hau sclfccly any OF tnai people now IN the church
though the conferences used TO have them by tens OF
Thousands. Ten years ago not spaniarl belonged to
the church, aud sixty spaniarl are preaching,
beside, tEclty Americans whO preach In the spanish
language. ic sub-cr ptiIns IA aid ~ the Al Chnoso
University at Shanghai amounted to $4,000. wnich
IN excess Uf any Ojcr conference. Grorka Ac next
highest with s5l3j Thc ground for tue Uuycr.i y iu
Shanghai $4,000. OF winch $4,000 has been paid
IN aud $4,000 more plrdg ii.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
GRIMES and CASUALTIES -BY7ELEGRApH
TRAIN RoBaERs pURsuED

TRAIN KOBBkNS PURSUED.
who murdered o1dactoi ain Of The Fort smii aifoad
aae& sos soh uta as nt0pg now ES s%u @ a tS s
are the johnson brothers ana ono Hcrudon
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION
COLBY WIS, March l7.-lhc boiler of n saw-nll
at Aibertiord eIpoled hi morning killing the engineer
Charles Hagahson aud slightly inJuring three other
THE CGNCINNATI NATIONAL BANK
D CINcINNATI, March l7,mIne Iincinnati National
cI $50 1000. fhs diiecio., T. LsiES' i
henRdoT oces Vs se fcsdsnt @ 1T ash aPf kT Tce
president Kari r. aenndorI ia gp;aer Edgar stark The
AN ESCAPED BURGLAR CAPTURED
PRoypENce H. - W, MaLch l1gA c.,s N,seTport ds,
iound escaped burglar has captured at taunton
4 DEFAULTING TELLER SENTENCED
Ing tcc Of the Th Naona aht X %Ss was sae1esa S IA tc
United states cont ts mornins T. eslt yeaIs IN The Chos
KILLED BY HER MANIAC BRornER.IN.LAw.
PHILADELPHIA, Mnrcn l7.-Mrs. Lizzie syren,
ia:s~ ionn Monday la;t ded a! her nome hi.
ssternaw, lies In the hospital IN critical condition
JULIUS MARCUS REARBEsTED.
PoErLAND Orcs March l7-Jn.ins Marcns, the
Of habeas las been eauesed ON alu warrant clo
RTapAed from NewIork.
ARRESTED FOR SEINE FISHING
ST. ALBANs, w., March ll.-Inc repeated viola
tSn OF TIE & law AGAIN. seine snf IL LakS Sa2mpa9 Is
shen lAbet has arrested two men for seine nshng under
A BOY STABBED BY A BOY.
BosfoN. March l7;-.An Italian boy, one Pasca-
eeVcl. FAbDeI N llam hhetand, age tigt years.
In groin With pocket knife L' evening. citing
probably fatal wound Knrelan: p king rotten oranges
from barrel when PasCama pulled hun away. knceland
struck the Italian. who tLed stabbed him.
DEFAULTING CASHIER CONVICTED.
PITTsBUEG, March l7.-Ihc case Ol the Common
wealth against samuel Ruth the dciaultn. cashier of The
Washngoa savings Bank. o, Wshington Penn was givsn
the th IIiug and this afternoon they returned
verdict OF guilty motion arrest OF Judgment was then
made.
a DEFAULTING LAND COMMISSIONER
IILs RocK ARK March iA Lsss9Hs ss
Land Commissioners e. W Lear In when there 10
reported DO deficiency of Sl 900 Ihe House passed
resolution ustucng the Attorney to
D Lear hln spIetea.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
EX-SECRETARY KIRKWO0D I'M CRED.

Iowa CITY, Iowa, March 17.-Ex-Secretary
Samuel j. Kirkwood accidentally thrown from car
rage in this city to-day, and suffered injuries
His condition IS not regarded dangerous by the L
tending physica
ST. PAUL, Mlnn. March IA dispatch to The Pioneer
Press from Iowa CITY. Iowa, says: EI5ecretary kirk
wood met with a accident to-day. While riding
In carriage with his daughter the Of letting
the pole drop Both tarOwn out Mr. KrkwOo1 strk
ing on his head and shoulders and receiving a severe
conclusion of the spine. lie unconscious at drst
Atcrward he revived. but showed sgnt pIraiytic symp
toms At .. bis physician left INN resting quietly,
with a fair hope Of his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
VICTIMS orr SUINDLING COMPANY

INDIANAPOLIs, Ind, March 1.-The receiver
OF the Marion Trust Company reports that year
nearly 500 900 has been taken in and $4,000 paid
The victims Of the indie number about 5000, and the
average amount received from each $40. The in
vesa;ion thus far shows that the assets consist of
office furniture and a I'd or moro OF circulars. The
liabilities cannot at present be ascertaned but the
pany is likely to pay anything. Mr. Collier, the
manager has been ab ent in Chicago since the receiver
appointed whore re Is Interested In similar in
ati.ui ion known as the Union Benefit Association The
Indiana concern has been doing business IN Illinois,
OHIO, Kentucky tennessee, Mississippi, Missouri ana
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
ANEW CHARGE AGAINST DUKES.

PTTsBURG, Penn, March ia movement
ia foot have Dukes who killed Captain Mutt. in
dc,ed for sending obscene literature through the malls
The United stntes postal officials here say that the let
written by Dukes TO Captain Mutt justify hJ arrest
an nraction OF the Uued states law governing the
Transmission Of matter through the mails. Tho penalty
Is ten years in the pCnitcntiary.
dispatch from Belle Vernon says The report that D.
W. Amalong Juror IN the Dukes Mutt case, had been
assaulted IL not true The citizens express great ndlg-
nation but have not resorted 10 violence.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
DEFAULrING PRODUCE MERCHANT.

MONTREAL, Que, March 17.-There is great
excitement in financial and oJmm crca circles here
the Bank OF Montreal has caused the arrest
Of Thomas HodgsOn, the great pro luce merchant for OH
taning advances from the bank under false pref
II In sad that several other banks have been badly vic
tmZed by the defautcr who supposed TO bG OF
the richest merchants in the city, The stock market
completely demoralized by the announcement
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
A CLAIM OF IOWA TO BE PUSHED

WASHINGTON, March IT, Ex- Governor
Lowe, OF Iowa, TO day Informed Judge MacF arllnd,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office, that no Will
file with the United States Supreme Court on onday
petition mandamus to compel the Commits soner
account between the Uhitel states and the
State Of Iowa. under the per cent clause Of the act or
March q lsI5 which provided for the admission OF the
State into the Union, The state claims per cent OF the
net proceeds OF the public lands dspO'ed OF by military
location npCn the estmat tel basis OF fl2O per
acre that being the value OF the warrants Jt Is
understood that the section othe act OF Mar"b H.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
RoSsA AND HIS PARTF REPUDIATED.

WHAT SOME IRIsHMEN THINK OF nIM-A LETTER
FROM A. NJ SULLIVAN.
ODonovan Rosa in his Office in Chambefs-st.,
with greDades and cylinders capable OF blowing all
New-York to pieces I'm three minutes lis
table and mysterious te'egrans from the Secret Council
bcathng unknown threats In his hand was sharply cri-
ticised by certain Irishineu In New-York yesterday
Och what's the good OF naming him ~ said Patrick
Gibney president OF the Ancient Order OF Hibcrnans
For all his bathering in the papers he doesn't know
one single thing about the 1osOn in London no more
than nyself He and his Pat Joyce, and Rocky Noun
tain Smith, and Peter Ryan, and the rest of the gang
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
KILLING ms CHILD UlFE.

ATLANTA, Ga, March l5.-In Oglcthorpe
County, csterIay, Joseph Jones slot and killed his
wife She married when she was eleven years
old. After his marriage Jones assaulted
his mother n-aw and subsequently, let the county, He
recently returned. after having be'n gone three years
and tired 10 get s wife TO i've with him Sne refused
whcrcupon nc killed her He tried 10 commit suicide In
iall.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
ARRANGING FOR THE MARX MEETING.

The committee having in charge the arrangements
for the meeting tomorrow night III the Cooper
Union Hall in memory of Karl Marx. met last night
in the S:euben House, in the Bowery Resolutions
in German and English were reported and steps
taken to decorate ana dTape the hal! suitably. The
timc OF speaking will be limited to fifteen minutes.
Henry George Vic o. Dury md john SwintOn will
speak III the English tongue. and OIolf DOnai,
Johann Most, :. Schewitch, Joseph Barlta and
R0salIO di RCsalia III foreign languages. Many
trade-uniOps will send delegates.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
ILLNESS or J0HN wCULLoUGH

TBI ILLLGRAFH ~ IIE TNBINE-I
CLEVELAND. March I7.-John Mccullough,
who has been payIng 4 weeks engagement here has
been IN falling ealtn for time Id carly the week
he contracted cold. lie unable appear
the matinee this afternoon tonight aud Is confined
to bis room at he residence Of william Edwards Dr.
Weber. the attending physician says that suffering
from an attack Of bilious icyor and severe cold which
may be serious. The ENGAGEMENTS for Buffalo AID
Eluird week have boon cancelled, ana Mr. McCul
lOusd Will REMAIN here unGtl he fully rccOyeIs.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
EORkIGN NOTES.

ST. PETERSBURG. March l7lt Is stated that General
Timaschc f. Minister OF the Int rOr has been arrested
In connection with the dofalcation OF W. MakOd, who
committed suicide recently. NJ PerseG formerly
Director OF Post Oice, has 5uTreu1cr.d ID elf
tie police He has confessed his implication IN frauds
HAvRE, March 17.-Among the passengers By tho
Hamburg American Line steamer Westphaa, which
sailed for New.YOrk to-day, the following: Lieutenant
Hunt of the fanneite search party, a1d Man
son aud Leach and remel Bartlett and LluterDacJ OF
the Jeannettcs crew.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
CARL MARX,S FUNERAL.

LoNDJN, March 1.-The remains Of the late
Carl Marx were buried in H2hglto Cemetery to-
day The funeral was private. The German
Deputy, Herr Liebknecht, spoke briefly at the
grave.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
FIGHTING IN THE TRANSVAAL.

DURHAM. March 1.-THE whole country on the
border OF the Transvaa is IN a state of anarchy
The natives are armmg against the Beers. Chief
Mapoch has just defeated the BoeTs, infictng
ssYeIe loss.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
A MARSHAL ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March III. r.
Brown, Jr, recently appointed United States Marshal
for the Eastern Disrcl, Arkansas, to-day
charged with forging large number OF vouchers and
colccii ing money ia Brown was foi years Chief
DcpIty IN The Mar,0ars office, and was appointed 10
succoeL Mr. IarTans who died recently.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN

LONDON March 17.-The Posts correspondent at
Berlin says Prince Bismarck has abandoned his u-
tention of submitting bill for tho revision Of the
May laws until more positive and cOnciliatory re-
suits are obtained from the negotiations with the
Roman Curla.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
PATRICK EGAN IN WATERBUR CONN.

WATERBURY, Conn, March 17.-Patrick
Egan arrived here this afternoon and was met al the
depot by the Rev. Lawrence Walsh. He intends TO re-
main In Waterbury until Monday, and VIII tomorrow
attend lecture 10 be delivered by Father Lilly.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
THE CASE OF PRIVATE BENSON.
COMMENTS or THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL on BEN
SONS SEVERE PUNISHMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

SONS SEVERE PUNISHMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUSE.I
WAsHrNGToN, March 1.-THE attention OF Ad
jutant- General Dium called to an account In
to-day's TRIBUNE Of the severe sentence imposed
upon Private Benson, OF the 10th Infantry. by q
general court martial. After reading the para
graph. General Drum said The man must have
been tried anil sentenced Tor deserton. viii send
for the order in the case"
The correspondent read the order. which Is dated
December %, $50 and which sets forth the charge
and specification against Private Thomas Benson,
Company G. 10th Infantry, the finding of the
court thereon. the sentence and the action of Gen
eral Hancock. After reading the paper the
spOndent remarked:
The charge is violation Of the 32d Article of
War-abseuce without leave it IS not violation of
the I7th Article Of War-desertion.'
Yes, | see 1t is," said General Drum, as he
1lanced at the order After he had read 1t through
carefully. he continued: "Well, | think tho man
desery cd all he got. lie appears 10 have been
pcatcdly guilty OF the same offence"
"Well according to the specification he had been
duly punished for each those offences. Ger
aiuiy h. could not be punished u seCUni time Tor
them
"a. to that" replied General Drum. 1T is like a
case say in the Recorders Court IN the city of
New YORK. Let "a tau VINO mas bten guilty OI petty
larceny be brought mp; il he is knowD to have been
guilty Of other offences of the kind previously.
that fact il always brought out by the prosecution
and more severe penalty is inflicted on that
count"
But in this case General Hancock mitisated the
sentence on The very ground that the mans previous
record ~ - soldier WAS good suggested the cor
RESPONDENT.
see he did. | do not quite understand that
part of IT," the Adjutant-tiencral replied.
Tue Judge Al yucate General II the officer 10 whom
tho proceedings aud findings of general cOurts-mar-
a sent Tor revision. and II any recommendation
to set aside the sentence in the Benson case was
made, it must have been by him.
He could not be seen to-day.
lt in understood, however. from an unofficial
source. that the papers were returned TO General
Hancock for his remarks, and that Judge. Advocate
Asa Bird Gardner Of his sian. sent up u very vulu-
Ininvus brief, defending the findings and sentence
of the court martial.
WHAT ADJUTANT GENERAL wHIPPLE SAYS.
In regard to the ease of Private Benson. Adiu-
tant-Gcncral Whipple said yesterday that Benson
was not tried for past offences, hut that the
fact that hr was an old offender and had repeat
edly been guilty of the same offence offered IN
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
INSTRUCTED FOR SPRAG GUE.

NEWPORT, March 1.-THE Democratic
this evening the delegates TO vote
for Spfaguc.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18
PHASES OF THE IRISH AGITATION.

LONDON March l7.-An examination shows that
the case and contents of explosive material used in
the attempt TO blow up The Times office on Thursday
night exactly similar TO those found after
the recent explosion in Glasgow.
Lord Dunraven intends to propose at the present
session of Parliament motions in favor Of legislation
in behalf of Irish aborcrs ard for large scheme OF
immigration, IN order to prevent recurrence OF
distress In Ireland.
DUBLIN, March 17.-MT. Bggar arrived at Water
ford yesterday to appear IN court 10 answer the
charge of uttering seditiOus language IN "A speech
last December. Ii Is expected, however, that the
Crown will apply for change OF venue IN his case
SHIPWRECKS AND HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE.
LONDON March 1.-THE ship Dunstlfinagc, from
Calcutta via Dundee for Liverpool has been
wrecked the coast of Aberdeenshire. Fifteen
men, besides a number OF women and children, were
drowned.
The Norwegian ship John Berram, Captain
GeTtsen from New-YoTk for Rotterdam, las been
abandoned. Ghe ere have been saved
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18

WHAT ADJUTANTGEN"RAL WHIrPLE SAYS.
In regard to the ease of Private Benson. Adiu-
tant-Gcncral Whipple said yesterday that Benson
was not tried for past Offences, but that the
fact that hr was an old offender and had repeat
ed Y been guilty of the offence offered IN
evidence at the cOurtmartlal, it would have been
III any court.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18

girls, paying five per cent dividend, and giving
perhaps the best mddleclass education to he had In
England. Lord Aberdare. who is the president Of
the company; Lord Lansdowue. Lady Stanley of
Aderey, VINO arranged the admirably organized
ceremony, and many other distinguished persons
took part The Prince Of Wales spoke with his
usual good sense There were three thousand pupils
present, and ten thousand spectators.
THE BOAT RACE.
Oxford's victory over Cambridge was simply the
old story of science against strength. Rowing men
say that West, the Oxford stroke won the race.
partly by good rowing but largely by superior gen.
eralship.
LONDON ADJUSTMENTS.
new play, "A Great Catch" by Hamilton Aidee
has been produced to-day at the Olympic Theatre
with Miss Genevieve Ward in the leading part.
successful burl,sque by Mr.. Burnand. Bluebeard."
is running at the Galety Theatre. Carl Rosa begins
an English opera season Of four weeks at Drury
Lane on Easter Monday, with Esmelalda." COM
posed especially for his company with libretto by
Marzials and Randegger sand music by Gorng
Thomas. G.w.s.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-18

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, March IA Legislative
appointed today Investigate the accounts
state Land Commissioner T.. W Lear In whicn there 10
reported DO deficiency of 81 900 Ihe House passed "A
resolution iustIucng the Attorney ehsraI TO
. a hih spIe eueA.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-28
ARIZONA.
Apache DepredatIons in sonora.


TUCSON, July 27th.-FoIlowing is sum.
mary of the Apache doings in Sonora, as
gathered from El Fr9RterizO; A correspond
ent from Bsyispe, under date of July 18th,
says: Day after day we hear Of Apache dep
relations in this neighborhood. Within the
short period of few days $50 cattle have
been stolen. By to-day mail we have news
of their killing seven men on the 9th and 75h
instants. A letter from Fronteras says, un.
der date Of July 12sh sour troubles seem
TO have no end in this unfortunate country.
The sayages will let US alone for about a
month or so, while they 90 on murderous
expeditions to Chihuahua. This week they
attacked party, killing three persons. At
the same time they attacked another party
near Las CHARGES, killing two men. A squad
of infantry returned yesterday. They did
not succeed in overtsking three In
dians, well mounted, who were coming
directly from Arizona towards the Sierra
Madres. These same soldiers saw the tracks
of large herd of cattle that the Indians
stole and were taking to the Sierra Msdres."
A letter from Montezuma, dated July 18th,
says: Apache depredstions were reported
here frequently last week. Seven men were
killed near Tehaohi, and the Indians also stole
large lot of cattle. 1t is learned from re-
liable authority that these Indians are from
Arizona. It is time that the American Gov
eminent should stop these Indians from max
lug more invasions to our Territory, and it is
hoped that the press aud persons Of influence
will intercede in our behalf" A letter from
Oposwis, dated July 18th, says the Indians
who promised TO go to General Crook have
not done so. but continue depredating. On
the 9TH instant they killed two men who were
going to Tehachi with a cargo of wheat. A
little further on. near Bsduc, they killed
three mere, and further ahead, On the road to
Grandos. they killed two more.
Drunken Mexican Run Over and Killed.
TUCSON, July 27th.-0n the night of the
22i four Mexicans, in the employ of Mr..
Nonan, contractor on the Southern Pacific
Railroad. engaged in digging o ditch west of
Mariposa, went to town and got drunk. On
their way back to camp one of the men,
Poloeopo Labrine, as reported by the others,
being very drunk, refused to 60 further, and
laid down on the track. His two companions
were on, while Jose ArFeso remained. Both
fell asleep. ArEeso Was awakened by an ap-
preaching train, he sayp, and had just time
to get off the track to save himself; but the
other man wss not wakened, the train passing
over his body, killing him instantly.
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san FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
tsuposruD POE run sAoaAHEsro asooRp-usIosl
General Merchandise.

SAN FRANCISCO. ] aly &c, 1888
RAGS AND BAGGIEG-Market well supplied with
Wheat Bags and prices rey1ain nominal at i4lL3c
Pot to Gunnies l5Ceisie Wool Bags 42Ad45c; Bur
laps 7lc for 40lnch and l2ie for 60inch; Hop Cloth
Doors AsD sHoEs-The labor troubles in the Chi
fact Ies having been settled discomfort prev"
ing liz the white labor factories Trade is quiet
Soda Crackers. 6aq7lc Cakes Sd2Sc.
BRIcK-English Fir brick. so for spot and s35 to
arrive California building descriptions, 90 5o9I Q
thousand English Bah. 423tG45c g doz.
BRooMs-The price list of local manufacturer is "a
follows Common, 81 75 81 and e 70 - t9 y the
g for the four styles; Eureka 81 49, So s. 70 and
IS 80 for the four styles MIL and stable 30 - -
Br5oms 81 SOL 70 a dozen.
C4SpLEs~Ihe product of the local Candle factories
is quoted as follows San Francisco @ ysta Wax 1907
I5c Stearc Acid l+oz, l4c; Star 14oz, 13sc Eagle,
l2oz &c. ncinuati l2oz Ice; Mission Chemical az
i4oz I6Ic do 1907 l8c Solar Sperm, 14oz l4ac Ad
proved Wax f fs w Weight iss6sc stoarc Acid a
weight I4lr14lo; Solar, light weight, D49lltc.
Eastern brands vary from &c to lse; Sperm. 25g2Sc
Parafine 26c u b.
CaooeY-C California. 5s@6sc; English and German,
6@6lc o ID
tolOws Seed, $1,000; Seed and II vana. S4O915
Clear Havana, Se0@l25 D NJ
CASE Goods "A leading local canning firm fur
nshes the following price list Table Fruit per Dozen
in q 10 ns as follows: Apples 81; Apricots Dam
con Plums and Muscatel Grapes, each 30 . Cur,
rants Bartlett Pears Plums, Nectarines, Yellow
Freestone Peaches Prunes and assorted Fruits g so
BlacA Der les Black Cherries Gooseberries and White
Heath Clings.one Peaches, 60 70; White Cher les,
Yellow Clinrstone Peaches. Raspberries and Straw
berries 50; Table Fruit ia S-b tins, 81 50d9 Pie
Fruits in q III tins 81 599 25 and in Sb tins 81 5O
as Jams and Jeies in 2b tins. 81 5O9S; Asparas Gs
in 2Alb tins g 25 other Vegetables in I'd TINS 81 oV
ga q dozen.
CoAL~spot lots are 81 50a2 q ton higher than a
year ago though She quantity afloat is about the
same But We are So COZ tons short on imports; IL
is expected that current prices for spot lots viii hold
good until the latter part OF September o. u III the
AZ harm mon iharal II
IS 5000 Seattle, Sc 50@7 50; English Foundry Coke,
$40 50. j. w. Harrisons private circular quotes as