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New-York tribune., 1883-11-04

he was man OF Jewish cast OF eOuntenancc with curly
gray hair and whskers sharp little gray eyes, ruddy
complexion and large and prominent Soon was
whispered about that be Arthur Johnson Of Utica,
for many years an intimate friend Of Senator Conklng.
For two years following prominent Republican p0htl-
cans saw more Of Mr. johnson. BE took active part
In selection OF the NewYork delegates to the Repub-
can National Convention Of 1880, and accompanying
Mr. Conkng TO Chicago there worked hard TO secure the
nomination of General Grant for President. In the
early part Of 1881 he went 10 Albany and was
one OF the Republican leaders during the Sen
atoriaI contest which ended In the election Oh
Thomas c. Plat "a United States Senator subsequently
when Senators Conkng and Patt resigned no returned
TO Albany I'm their company During the long contest IN
which they sought To obtain reelection ne was one OF Mr.
C0nklngs most trusted supporters For the past Two
be has not taken prominent part IN p0nucs hc
examine finished section OF the Northern Pacific Rat
road. He held any other political Office although
81 deeply Interested In politics He was 81 d yssr' and
family related TO the Adams family Of Massachusetts
sets. He brother OF the late Judge Alexander >
lives In this cltv. sister Mrs Lynch lives In Utica
His wife, who survives him. the only daughter OF
Judge Ward Hunt, OF the United States Supreme Court
They lived IN fine mansion at Genesee and Hopper sts
Utica, Mr.. johnson being Of large wealth. There
four children by the marriage, all living, but the
eldest not yet twenty years Of Mr.. johnson
lawyer by profession and had Law Oce for many years
IN the building In Utica with that OF Mr. Conking
Grouped in same hallway the offices OF four
noted politicians those OF Mr. COnkng Mr. Johnsoh M
DennisOn eG-Canal Appraiser, and Arthur cleveland
SON however pracsed law for many years, but
has been engaged In financial specuatlOns. He was
large owner OF real estate IN Utica and AT the time OF his
death endeavorng TO introduce the electric hgnt III
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
MIR. JOHNsON,s CAREER.

The delegates to the Republican State Con-
venton which at Saratoga Ia 1879 were puzzled by
the attentions paid by Senator Conklng TO burly gray
bearded man, gnO unknown to most Of them. Ey-
erywherc before the Convention met one never encoU-
tcrd Senator without seeing the stranger at his ell
bow, and finally when the delegates assembled In tho
Town Hail. and Alonzo b. Cornell advanced Ia call the
Convention to order, the pTay-bcarded man was
seen seated by the Senator's side ON the platform
As the senators constant companion no was gazed ut
curlosy but he seemed 10 be OF or Indifferent
to the curiosity he exciting IL was perceived that
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
THE BOSTON EXPOSITION CLOSED

BosToN, Nov. 3.-The exposition Of the New
England Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute closed
tonight at least 900 persons being present The ex
hbon been the most creditabe OF ts kind ever seen
In Now England and the profits TO the managers viii
amount TO at least $4,000.
Commissioner General MOrehead, Of the Worlds Expo
sItion to he held NewOrles next year. arrived here
to-day and met large number Of exhibitors at the Amcr
can Epositon who II is expected will duplicate their eN-
hbits at New Orleans General MOrehcad had an inter
view with Governor Cleveland who expressed himself rs
dpepIy interested In the New-Oreans exposition and
stated that ne would use every endeayOr to have New
York State well represented.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
SUSPENSION OF AN ONO BANK-AssIGNMENTs IN
OTHER STAT s.


CINCINNATI, Nov. "a dispatch to The Com
ercaL Gazette Clyde Ohio says The Clyde Bank
closed its doors aud suspended payment yesterday.
About S6O, 900 held on deposit d. A. Hetfner wac
appontAd receiver Cashier p. W. Parkhurst, OF the
Clyde Banking Company, left here last Wednesday and
has not returned. The other Two partners, A. Richards
and d. E. Hardness are expected to make good the de
posts which amount TO from 100000 70 $4,000 Tue
suspension Is thought to have been caused by the banks
CARRYING too much unsafe paper. No defacaOn s sus
pacted h. H. Southland. hardware dealer assigned to a.
p. TIuntly In consequence OF the Banks failure. Ills
assets and liabilities not known"
DETROIT Now 3.The property Of the Rock River Paper
Company al Marshall was attached this morning a
claim Otthe First National bank for $4,000.
CINC1NEATI Nov. 3-TheOdOre Fagin doing business as
Louis Fagn's Sons Flour NH Llkest, has made an as
sgnrnent TO c. K Skunk. The mill Is OF the largest
the CITY, during the last six months has been run
ming only 100 barrels a day.
FORT WAYNE Ind, Nov. 3.-F b. Vogel & Co., tailors,
have confessed Judgment for $4,000 Their principal
creditors are in New-YOrk
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 3-Frank ChckertDg, q
lumber dealer engaged In business here and nj Ffe Lake.
has made an assignment. His liabilities 100000,
his assets very nearly as much.
Kansas CITY, Nov. 3.-NOtlco has been given by the
passenger agent Of the Rock Island road TO COM
netting lines that unless certain alleged Irregularities
are discontinued his road WILL the end OF ten days,
make a $40 rate frOm this point TO Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
CRIMES IND CISUILTIES-BY TELEG RAPH.
KILLED RY HER PARAMoUT

KILLED RY HER PARAMOUR
NEw-O ORLEANS, Nov. 3.Ikato lownscnd, woman
OF bad character, killed this morning by her purIuO,
William sykes.
AN EMBEzzLER SENT TO MISSOURI
,oI sba Of 500 tToa BrysoG CO. in ssdalL
No. was taken TO that place today.
SUICIDE OF AN OLD LADY.
WATERFOWL n. Y, Nov. 3.--The body Of Mrs.
Lotus OLD lady was ionad today IN Black River Family
troubles probably led 10 the suicide.
MURDERER SHOT AND CAPTURED.
CINCINNATI Nov. 3--George Oliver, who killed
Allen last nigh was captured In Kenucsy early this
A DANBURY CARPENTER ROBBED.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. 3.-Burgiars entered
they broke open tie safe and $4,000 money.
SENTENCED FOR EMBEZzLEMENT
CHICAGO Nov 3.--Elery IL. Andrews clerk in
iS s 10 the Of oU and sentenced
years imprisonment in the penltentiaIy.
A YOUNG BOY PROBABLY MURDERED.
PRINCETON Wis, Nov. 3.-The body of sou OF
MI Fayette WheuOre fonnd I'm the river today with
one one tIoa caU assign SS reason lie years
TO BE HANGED For MURDER
Chicago, Nov. 3.--A dispatch TO me Ddty Meas
The Jury found Mooney gly Of murder in TIC hr''
RoBBEKEs BYHALF.BREED INDIANS.
CnoAGo Nov "a dispatch from Fort BmtSnI
az WsS is Earth y mics south Of 8SiorG Many ranches
have been puaderea and cattle driven and killed.
PUNISHED FOR ATTEMPTING TO BRIBE
CHICAGO, Nov. 3-Judge Hawes this morning
sentenced one znnenan 20 sx month"; % IN n M
the Northwestern Railroad which was being sued or personal
HUNGARIAN RIOTERS LOCKED UP.
READING, Penn, Nov. 3.-The twcnty.One Hun
g1au railroad aboreIs who we're arrested at yest
StS,STT' St eouri "''' ''D' ''''
HIS SECOND ATTEMPT AT MURDER
BosTON, Nov. 3.-Albert d. Haynes was arrested
last night shooting scpsOn, Harry H Lysten ~;
@ ron SS as sa Gancs a. served
IN sisto Prison for Killing man.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
ORANGEBEN AND NAHONALISTS.
MORE DISTURBANCES IN LONDONDERRY.
WOMEN ON STRIKE ATTAcKED-THE LORD MAYOR
OF DUBLIN AT HOME.

LONDONDERRY, Nov. 3.-The disorders arising
from the hostility between Orangemon and Nation
alists continue and breaking in of windows Is gen.
eral. Nationalist was stabbed to-day and rows
and beating of persons are numerous on all sides.
RevOlveTS and other dangerous weapons are used.
Great anxiety is felt by the authorities and reput-
able people lest more serious trouble should occur
Several hundred women, working in o factory in
this city, went strike yesterday because the pro-
prietOr refused to discharge a man employed at the
factory who moved that the corporation resCnd ts
resolution granting permission to Lord Mayor
Dawson of Dublin to deliv er his lecture in the City
Hall. The striking women paraded tho streets
shouting " God save Irclandr They were attacked
and stoned by a mob, which they fought despe-
rately. The police finally dispersed the mob.
DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-LOrd Mayor Dawson returned
here from Londonderry last evening He was re-
ceved with great enthusiasm. procession with
bands of music and torches formed and escorted
him from the station to his residence, where Mr..
Sexton, II. p, addressed the multitude and de-
nounced the treatment Of the Lord Mayor in Lon
dOndcrTy.
LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch to The 50. JanaCSs
Gazette from Londonderry states that q man hauded
a parcel to o dock policeman there last evening aud
requested the officer to deliver il to another
stable The parcel placed in the dOck-yard
and subsequently exploded.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
4 MILLIONN1iRE IN PRISON
THE HEIR OF BARON BERNSTEIN SAID TO BE
CONVICT IN TIE ALBANY PENITEErIARY.
lnY 1rlpGR API 10 TIE rRRUNE.l

BY TELEGRAPH To riE TktBUNEl
ALBANY. Nov. 3.-Clerk Bowers, of the Al
bany Penen'ary who scrutnzes tho mail of prisoners
in that Institution today opened the following telegram
dated ar NcvYork November g. signed Ulch, Van Seller
& Ulrch and addressed 70 " Baron Robert Herman Al
bany Pententiary ReeGiyed oabiagram informing us
that you have fallen heir the estates OF Baron Beru
steu valued at So 100000 Particulars when your sell
tence expires The prisoner for whom the dispatch was
intended was busy the time pcggng shoes lie II short
and stout has gnt hair hluo eyos and pleasant face and
is German. His portrait adorns the rogues gallery at
Police ucgdgnarters and no IA wanted in various
paces in the country where no has successfully worked
OF forged checks FOR large He convicted IN
this city for uttcring worthless checks In September
1882 and was sentenced 10 tho penItentary Ton two
years lie was Imprisoned under tho name OF Herman,
which he day stated he in order shield is
family who are wealthy aud influential Germans. The
Baron Bernstein to whose title and estates he has sue
eecded wa his unce and the prisoner has a
wife and children 8t FranhOTtOn-theMainw where hc
born.
Hts career as revealed By himself to-day, Is romantic
almost beyond belief. Hc graduated from Hedet
berg University at tue age Of tweutyfOur surgeon, N
which profession he gained reputation. Coming to the
United States in 1861, he enlisted III the Army of the
Union and served professionally with and honor
throughout the war At the close OF the Re
bcllion nc was attached 10 the stan OF
He says drank glasa OF hquor in hir life nor
used tobacco, hut the passion Tor g1nbhng caused hls
min Some years ago lie fell heir TO $65OOO He went
10 Germany and secured his Legacy and returning to ts
coantry Lost Il all IN few months at faro. He speaks
seven languages with hucECY. He has been Nstc fprh
eydtd cores Undeut from China, court Interpreter IN
Fan Francisco, and successful politician III Chicago
where he served term as Coroner
Owing TO the penalties awaiting him the expiration
Of hs sentence here, for various forgelcs lac wishes to
deny that be the person for whom the above dsptch
Is Intended mt the penitonthuy officials know that his
real name ans, that he is the Money
and luxurics have come TO hn IN prison from uihe O
time from persons in Hew-fork city.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
BURGLARY IN DANBURY.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS STOLEN FROM THE SAFE
OF A CARPENTER EHOP.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TnBUSEl

DANBURY, Conn.,, Nov. 3.-Burglars broke
into George Larkins carpenter shop early this morning
gaining entrance the building Through window at the
rear first floor They proceeded ~ tie second story on
which the Office Is situated and got into that by prying
off the lock They examined the safe and having IN
some mysterious and unexplained way, discovered the
lock conbnation opened the doors without the Of
powder or jimmy. From Q drawer inside they forced
The holt with which II held Eecur and took there
frou abou - 900 In bills and succeeded In getting out
of thc building with the money and without attracting
the attention of the police.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
NUNS RELEASED FROM THEIR rOWS

CLEVELAND, Nov. 3.-BishOp Gilmour has is
sued the following statement: In answer 10 the report
thai certain nuns had iet Cleveland convent, taking
with them 100000 would state that It ia that at
three different times during the past year three nuns have
at their own request been released from their vows and
returned 20 their families. There no unkindness be-
were snnly dissatisfied with dous life. They
took with them 10 uupcy bonds yaluabes Of any
kind nor did they seek to-"
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
THE DRAMA IN THREE CITIES.

question:
THE DRAMA IN THREE CITIES.
The appearance of Mr.. Irving and Miss Terry in
New-York has excited general interest in London,
the papers publishing copious dispatches contain
ing full accounts of the first and second nights, de-
scrbing the brilliancy and enthusiasm Of the
audiences and quoting long extracts from the
criticisms of the leading New-York papers and sub
sequent editorial comments. The Times, Daily Nesos
aud other papers recognize freely the cordialty of
the American greeting 70 English artists
Sarah Bernhardt appears soon in Paris for
Madame Fargueils benefit, as Lady macbeth i'll the
sleep-walking scene-a French translation.
Mary Anderson has played Pauline during the
week. She continues to draw full houses. She
produces "PygmaliOn and Galatea" next month,
with new One-act piece by Mr.. Gilbert.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
THE ALLIANCE OF AUSTRIA AND GERMANY

VIENNA, Nov. 3.-Ihc cU0mmlttee OF the Dele
cations In s report agreeing the foreign estimates Of
the budget laid upon the continued close alliance Of
Austria with Germany II says that the alliance has no
hostile feeling toward foreign nations, and that the only
endeayor of Austria is maintain peace long pos
she The committee believes the continuance Of the
nrespnt friendly relations between Austria and foreign
mowers,
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
MILE. VAN zANDT ATTACKED IN PARIS.

LONDON. Nov. "a Parls dlsdatch states
mat while Nile Van Zaudt the American prima donna,
was returning home from the Opera Comqu6 last night
man with revolver attacked har. The police heard her
res for help and assistance and arrested her
ossailant who proved 10 he Mcrlac. He had pre-
yiousIy threatened Mile. Van Zandt.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
MRS. LEONARD AND BUTLER.

BOsToN, Nov. 3.-Ex-GOvernOr Talbot, for
e State Board Of Health replies TO Governor Butler that
the BOARD refuses not 10 recognize Mrs. Leonard
M s mcmberz and n legal adjudication Is requisite the
0v resort il 10 the Supreme Court which alone Is able to
decide the question.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
Fatal RESULT OF HER INJURIES.
THE INSANE ACT OF MRS. ELIZABETH B. GIBBS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Mrs. Elizabeth b. Gibbs,
who threw herself from the NewYork Limited Express
train three miles east OF this city, yesterday afternoon
died this afternoon the City Hospital Mrs Clubs was
the widow Of Dr. b. f. Gibbs, U. S. N, and had been TO
New-York to meet her children their arrival from E
rome Mira Gibbs was u daughter Of DIR. Kellogg, uf
Washington Dr. Gibbs died Trieste little more than
year ago. Mrs Gibbs had shown evidences Or an I'M
settled mind for some time.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
CONSPIRACY AMONG CUBANs.

HAVANA, Nov. 3.-The Vos de Cuba has in
formation that the Cubaus at Key West and number OF
bandits have entered int conspiracy TO make descent
nm Cuba They also contemplate assassinatng the Span
ism Consul at Key west
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
THE STEAMER NOTING HILL DAMAGED.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The steamer Noting Hill,
from London for NewYOrk put in at Plymouth yesterday
after having been in collision with German bark. She
was strck by the latter the starhOaId side. between
tc fore and main large hole stove in her
ana several Of her plates were indcnted
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
TELEGRlPHIC NOTES.
rn,1,,,.s c1RI.rIAH rEMPERANcE uNIo!

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION a,
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 3.-At the election OF oih-
Ger. on ,bc National Christian Temperance Union
TO-DAY Mis- Frances T. WlaP unanimously rejected
pI.sdrnt amid great enthusiasm.
RELIEVED FROM a SERIOUS CHARGE:
puuADEIPuIA Nov. 3.-Dr. William T.. Hughes
who was charged wh falsely certifying tbs insanity OF
Er,dercl IIass who was committed 10 the NoTustown
Asviun IN August and norward discharged to-day us
charged frJn custody by Judge Allison
A BICYCIE RACE or TEN MILES.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Nov. IA ten-mlle OlcyCie
race at HaupdeB Park this aiteruonn between HsoisS a.
Hsfdee I'D Champion, ald a. ~.
RODinson OF London England won by Hendeo Ia 80
mnutes and ~ secOndA
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
AFGHANIsTAN IN A STATE OF ANARCHY.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3.-The latest ac-
counts from Afghanstan show that the country is in
state Of complete anarchy. The cxchequer Il without
finds and the troops demoTaliZed The Ameer is
mere plaything in the bands of the Ghilzais.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
An ASSAULT UFON 4 CHILD.

AsBURY PARK, n. j., Nov. g. Charles
Delaney colorcd thirty was taken to the county jail
AT Freehold to-day upon charge OF oriminaly as5aung
tho lrtIe daughter AGE five Of George Perrne Long
Branch Threats OF lynChing we're made by the excited
peoulp. The child Is In a critical CONDITION.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE IN GLASGOW.

GLASGOW, Nov. 3.-The upholstery ware
house of Meesrs Wyie LOchhead and the buildings ad
mining IL were destroyed by fire tonight. The fire ia sun
r.,g and the premises Of The Herad aro threatened
he loss on property destroyed is between 100000
.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04

now running steamers between Germany, Canada and
Brazil to double It's feet next summer new hne o,
10 hegdn running OF the opening Of navigation next
Surfing.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
CHINAMEN ENTITLED TO LAND.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.-Judge Hoffman, OF
the United States District Court in hearing the Chinese
habeas corpus cases. to-day ntmated that he would de-
cde that all Chnamcu formerly residents of San Fran
cisco who went away prior to the issuance OF the return
certificates, are entitled to Land
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
SUICIDE IN 4 PHIE4DELPHIA HOTEL.
CHARLES A. MATTHEWS, OF NEw-YORK, SHOOTS
HIMSELF.

UINNILFs
pHLAnELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Charles a. Matthews
committed suicide by shooting himself in the head IN his
ROOM at the Cnonnade O'Clock this morning
Matthews was about tweny-sx years Old and resident
Of New where he occupied rooms with his wife at
the Abemare Hotel No satisfactory for sncide ~
adduced He and his wife had been In this city about
two weeks II understood that the body OF the dead
will I've forwarded to Europe, where his relatives
live. Mrs Matthews returned To New-YOrk to-day.
Mr. Matthews was member of the firm OF BrOdt Co.,
petroleum brokers' which dissolved about two months
He lived for time at the Hoffman House with his
wife Charles s. BrOdt his late partner went TO PLldel
pa yesterday afternoon TO take charge or the BODY, ana
bring to New York. From here IL will be sent TO Europe
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
SUICIDE AFTER 4 FIT or DRUNKENNESS

Thomas barnett, age forty eight, blacksmith
nv trade shot himself through the head while lying IN his
led last night, No. l62 Clason-aye. Brooklyn lie
died soon after. He had been on a long spree"
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04

quest, and as obvious injury to his tour, prints
all the most important parts of the lecture. The
Spectator queries whether Mr.. Arnold is not leading
his hearers on false scent in raising the numerical
question.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04

Tie party, which arrived IN this city March con-
sisted of nine persons, namely ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
First Ambassador; RaInaniraka, Second Ambassador; ;
Moses Andranisa and Marc RabibsOa native secretaries
Anthony Tacchi English secretary and law translator TO
the Embassy and their interpreter COonelW W. Robin
SON United States Consul at Tamatave W. c. Pckers-
yu bonorarv nterpreter and two slave servants The
Cnyovs left their home in August, 1882, aud visited
France and Great Britain and then to this country
10 exchange ratcatoDs OF revised treaty Of peace be-
tween Madagascar and this Government.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
THE MALAGASY ENJOYS sTRANGLED.

PARIS, Nov. "a letter from Tamatave, NADIA
gascar, dated October 4. which was published in
newspaper printed the Island of Bourbon, asserts
that the Maagasy EnvOys, who recently returned
from a visit 10 Europe and America, and the Prime
Minister have been strangled.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
THE ULSTER CAMPAIGN.

The Natonalists continue their attempts to To-
roent disturbances in Ulster Lord Mayor Dawson's
excursion to Derry being arranged with every CIT
cnnstance of deliberate provOcatiOn. The loyal
Ulster men resented and resisted this impudent in
yasion, whereupon the Anglo-Irish sympathlzers
raise the usual cry against Orange disorders and
summon Lord Spencer to enforce the law equally
AGAINST the loval and the disoyal. Lord Spencer
has no choice but to keep the peace: but the signs
multiply that the Parnellites have got enough OF
Ulster.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
WAR AND POLITICS.
CRISIS IN FRENCH RELATIONS WITH CHINA
ENGLISH PARTIES.
uo.TlIIrIEs IN ToNoUIN MMINENT-vAcATloS
oRAToRY-FAMoUs ENGusnMEN IN AMERICA.

nosTlLIrIEs IN ToNouIN IMMlNENT-VACATioN
oRAToRY-FAMoUs ENGusnMEN IN AMERICA.
IBY CABLE TO THE Tribune.
LoNpoN, Nov. 3-The French Ministry have
won a dishonorable victory in the onain'
her of Deputies by a reckless appear 10
Chauvinism and TO still more recAieSS
declaration by Premier Ferry of disavowal OF tne
Chinese Ambassador by the Chinese Viceroy' Inc
Chamber with its usual ignorance OF foreign auars'
oooop,od this ~ a repudiation of Marquis Tseng by
his own Government MARQUIS Tseng otnciaiiy ana
upofBciallv denies the assertion imputed by NJ.
Ferry 70 NJ. Tricou. He thinks that NJ. Tricou's
+o,erom was asked for in order to influence the de-
bata The situation, which last week seemed criti-
cal for the French Ministry, has become by the ac
tion Of the Chamber critical for France, whom Nj.
Ferry pledpes TO a military advance in Tonquin,
which China will be certain TO resist Nj. Clemen-
ceau defended almost alone the policy of moder-
ation honesty and good sense, which less than one
thlrd of the Chamber supported.
Anxiety in England is increasing Everybody
acopainted with Chinese matters is predicting hos
tile complications with France in Chinese waters
Neither France nor China asks for English media
tion. which Lord Granville will not offer unasked'
NJ. WaddinQton returns to London next week. 1t Is
hoped that his presence, coupled with NJ Chl'eihe'
Lacours expected resignation will lessen the strain
which has lately been increasing between England
and France
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04

New-York dispatches describe Matthew Arnold's
reception al his first lecture less fully than Mr..
Irviug's debut, giving synopsis, which The Times
to-day makes the basis of ponderOus and pOintless
article. The Daily Aaos's dispatch says that THE
TRIBUNE, regardless OF Mr. ArnOld's personal re-
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04

Continued on seventh PuSs
New-York tribune., 1883-11-04
SUICIDE OF A. B. JOHNSON.
OVERCOME BY MENTAL DEPRESSION.

sADDRNED BY THE SHOOTING OF HIS NEPHEW
STRONG EVIDENCES or FERMENTATION.