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Emissions, Aversion to society, Dlmness OF
Vision, Noises in the head the vital fund
passing unobseryed in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
DR.. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five Hun,
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Restorative junder his special advice and treat
ment) will not cure, or for ANYTHING impure or
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday, JAN H. 1888.
The Republ,qc Francois OF Paris that Gen
eral SaussiCr, present commanding division OF the
French troops in Alters has been appointed succeed
the late General Chanzy in the command OF the Sixth
Army Corps.
The Gar and the Imperial family arrived in ST. Peters
burg to-day and took UP their residence in the An
nitchkoh Palace.
colt IroQuois for the for the stocbrdge Cup which
comes off at Stock0ridge next season.
The Queens Bench Division has granted rule nisi
for trial of the libel case Of Belt against Lawes
dispatch from Berlin says: " In the Rechstag yes
terday annual motion the Social Democrats for the
repeal Of the repressive laws rejected after debate
In which Herr Lcbkncch, was sharply called TO order
for describing the anti uSocalist law as eXccrablc"
dispatch from Moscow says II Is stated that the
estimates for 1888 show delcit Of 27.000000 rubles
but is hoped that by the exercise OF economy no actual
deficit Will occur"
Italy has demanded from the Porte redress for recent
aront TO q servant the Italian Consul at TrpOi and
Count Cor the Italian Ambassador at Constantnope,
TO certain reports which caused the Porte 10 de-
IDand the recall of the Italian Consul.
At meeting of the Marine Board, Of Liverpool yes
terday, the chairman presented to Captain Edwards,
late commander of the British steamer Iyran, silver
vase recognition of his services in rescuiDg the crew
of the ship Isaac Webb in 1850.
dispatch from Paris says that Count Joachim Achille
Rampon is dead [COunt RampOn was born IN Paris in
1906 and for many years representative III the
French Assembly,
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TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.
ENDoWMFNT OF A DE

ENDOWMENT OF A DEANsHrP.
ALBANY. n y, jan. l2.-Bish0p Doane, OF AL
the endowment OF tho Deansh OF his cathe
dra with AN Of $500 The Rev. Francis |. Norton
the newly elected Dean will be installed on sunday
A PRESENTATION TO MR. PATTIsoN.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12.-There was a formal
this afternoon by the clerks In the Controcrs
oice To- Mr Pattsnn elect The presentation was
Gilt frame containing the photograph of the 8ov
ernOr all of the employees Of the Office twenty
Pattison viii SO TO washington on Monday,
THE FIDELITY INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. l2.-Ihe court has re-
dissolve the Fdety Mutual Insurance Association
OF Elizabeth Lancaste Couat tho application OF
hion must proved that assessments have been made ON
deaths, that no money has or can be realized
QUARREL AMONG BANK DIRECTORS.
quarrel among OF the First National Bark OF
CITY, possible tha. the charter may not be
ed Its expiration next mOnIh cail has been Is
sued for citing O tho stockholders Tomorrow 70 consider
the banks nzrs AMI vote the extension OF ts chartc
A MATE CHARGED WITH MURDER.
NEw-DRiEANs, Jan. l2.-On the M trip OF tne
steamboat Natch,L between New Orleans ani Baton Rouge
January Z. ADlrcw SULLIVAN tho mate Dest John MI
nas. coorei rou.iabJu5 severely with STICK sna hh'
to-day for murder aud was released Oh
$4,000 boud.
DYING MERRY AS HE ALWAYS LIVED.
BALTIMORE Jan l2.-iDe body OF Joseph Miehi;
of Baltimore was ouni this with bullet wonnu
Ia the right temple his right haad was revolver an IA
The left wine glass and snpy wloe bottle Was cn p
eround near by iund with the following VIZ.
leu IA 3ernan AZ bayy hyri 40 nave ulo"
merry Nv last slzss Is rendered 70 nv friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
Fatal ACCIDENT oY THE WABAsH ROAD

CAIRO, H., Jan. ia passenger train on the
Wabash road, which left here at 8 o'clock this
morning, consisting of an engine, baggage car, and
two passenger coaches containing about forty pas-
seugers, mostly Masons returning home from meet
ing held here last night was "ditched" one mile
south of Olmsted, Ill, throwing the two passen-
ger coaches down All eigh-foot embankment and
setting them on fire, completely destroying them.
The accident was caused by broken rail. Nearly
all the passengers were more or less injured, two
probably fatally, Surgeons were sent from here on
d special train, and the wounded were prJvlied for
at Olmsted.
The following is a list of the wounded: A. p.
Holloway. Of Eddyville. Grand Master, hurt inter
nally; William Elwell, of shawneetown, Grand
Master, seriously hurt in the head; Josiah Black
burn of Stone Fort shoulder blade and arm broken; ;
DR.. g. A. Cummings, of Tunnel Hill, collar bone
broken. The following were slightly injured: j.
L. Mabcrly of SamOth w. F. Maberly, of Samoth; ;
&. S. Williams, of NewCOlumbia; j. +. smith, OF
Samotn; s. j. Parke, of McLeansboro; W. Battle
son. of Grand Chain; William Cover, of Tunnel
Hill; w. j. CObbtt, of Tunnel Hill
Messrs. Holloway, Blackburn and Cummings are
so seriously hurt that il was impossible TO remove
them from Omsted The rest of the wounded
were sent on their way Mrs. Frederick KOrsmeyer,
of Caro- the only lady on the tran escaped unhurt,
and rendered great assistance to the wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
THE FLORIDA SNIP C4NAL COMPANY.

NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. ia dispatch from
Tallahassee, Fla TO The Times Democrat says: bill was
introduced in the Assembly to-day incorporating the
Florida Ship Canal Company, which proposes TO con-
strnct ship canal from the Atlantic to the Gulf Of
Mexico across the peninsula. The bill names among
other incorporat0rs Townsend Cox, william Fullerton,
William Lawson g. T. Mayer Michael Jacobs and David
McAdam. of NewYork; Simon Cameron. of Pennsylva
nia; John c. Brown, Of Tennessee; william Malone,
William f. Cameron and A. w. Jones' OF Virginia; Ben
OF Ohio.
powerful syndicate OF promoters OF the
here in its interests They clim to represent ample
capital to construct the canal The capital stock ia fixed
at not less than $40 900 900 than S60O0000O
The bill grants tho right OF way through and the right
to acquire public lands under existing laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BT TELEGRAPH

AN EMBEzzLER WHO COULD NOT BE TRIED.
s.4 III. JsP ce Of the + TaI shsssa
with enbezzqg cy moneys was to day discharged under
KILLED BY FALLING TREE.
ROCHESTER,, n, Y, Jan 12.-IIenry Pullman, of
Palmyra Wayne County died oday tree having fallen on
KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN.
I Jan G .n E soa BasGhs as n.
Fish House the line Of the AmbOy division of the Pennsy
FOUND DEAD IN Ills WAGON.
NEwBURG. n. Y, Jan. l2-hichael fiannery;
Death probably the result of natural
KILLED BY A TRAIN WHILE INTOXICATED -,
NEwBURG. n T. jan l2.reter Bapgs9n ra, y,
day day aud Killed. lie intoxicated.
FATAL ENDING OF SPORT WITH PISTOL
NrW-HAvEN, Conn. Jan. 12.-Got.lieb Beck. en-
the bakery Of George Kobe IN tins city wa, van "se I
sport Al Beck the pistol went OF. Becsiwili die
A HOT IRON BAR ABOUT HIS BODY.
LAYcAsrrR, Penn, Jan. l2.-Whlls William
clegg enpoye Of tls susqushanna Rolling Mis i, at at Co.
his body and he received n,n
| res which will probably prove fatal
SYRACUsE,N. T., Jan. 12.-The contract 1or re-
the S. % tire oRG"aas Sy &
Fraser to-day The work oi rebuilding VIII DC lsSuh Al
once.
DEFAULTERs TRYING TO COMPROMISE,
WAsBINGroN, Penn, Jan. l2.-Ehorts have beer been
ea:hier TO- 4na shef1 Dr. r. e
SanR Of ss scr bui the aiio1eys
the to-day declare that all efforts o4ns 10 that end
have ceased.
sHo TING AN ENEMY THROUGH DOOR
SYRACUSE n. Y. Jan. l2.-In Camillus, carly
this morning Theron whcon attempted murder John
Cross rng yc bullets through his bedroom door Vhe
OF the net- strdck Coss In the neck lodging sgsnst HE
spinal coiunn The wound 10 not necessarily fatal
FIVE RI-ONERs HELD FOR STEALING. ,,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12.-John Dougherty, VIII
wnt ames Jones Charles Pugh and Robert Barr
who were resi & t nsn, IsT sta 'as s ss ,na.s e y
John McNs IA Jsniaa in November, were this afternoon
held 10: trial
FATAL OVERDOSE OF LAUDANUM.
NEw-ORLfANs, Jan. l2.--Mrs. Frances Nitum
well known German OF this city died today om AN
OF lauianum which she had taken for neuralgia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.

HANGED FOR SHOOTING A GIRL HE LOVED.
BE.LEvILLE, ILL.,, Jan. II. Philip Matthews
age twenty hanged TO day tor the murder OF Annie
deyer May %. Matthews was in love with Miss
Geyer, and because she would not marry him he sho.
her.
NOT ALLOWING HIS WIFE TIME TO PRAY
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.--" Dan Taylor, q col
ored hostlcr, this morning presented revolver at his
wife. Give tiue to pray" she exclaimed. I" Not
minute" he replied. and fired three times intcting
wounds which mortal
BOY KILLED By HIS FATHER.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. r." Drunken Jack" She:
han was locked up yesterday afternoon charge OF
having murdered is son, James, ag, AZ. Sheean went
home drunk and drove his wife out OF doOrs, and Il
said by Of his Children to have struck James, who
was lying sick In bed, heavy blow the chest which
presently resulted In dearh
MAN WHO KILLED TWO SONS.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 12.-JOhn B. Hoffman, q
tailor. living NJ. 40 E,derst fatally shot his
Robert, age twenty-five AZ bis home this morning.
Hoffman was drunk and had quarrel win his last
night This morning he hid behind door until bis son
started out work. when he fred Five years ago
Hoffman killed another He has escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
FAILING TO SHOW PROPER CO URTESY
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSB.l
BosToN, Jan. PA few days ago Governor
Butler made call upon the departments to see If the
occupants were their posts The first call was made
upon John E. Russell, secretary Of the Board OF Agr
culture. Mr. Russell ls old fashioned Democrat and
has never been an admrer OF Butler regime. 1t is
asserted that the Butler managers in love with
the secretary As the story goes they called upon him
TO take the stump last fall, but with some
vigor he told these gentlemen that 9" he wouldn't
help haul Buffers small cart" 1t is further
stated that Butler remembers this and will make his dis
pleasure known o the secretary OF the Board of Agr
culture At any rate 1T IL asserted on good authority
that Governor Butler has recently written Mr. Rnssell
noe in which he calls his attention to the fact that MS
Office open the public at the hour required Dy
law and that he failed to show the courtesy when
the represcutatiye Of bureau head OF department
owes the Chief Magistrate because the secretary had
failed to call upon him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
GOVERNOR ROBES STAFF.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. Ex-Governor Robie this
afternoon made up his staff follows Brigadier-Gen-
eral George L. Bea OF Norway, Adjutaut General and
Acting Quartermasor and Paymaster General; Briga-
dierGeneral Charles p MattOcks of Portland Inspector
General; Colonel A. G. Hamlin OF Bangor, Surgeon
General; Colonel f. W. Guptl, of sacO, Judge Advocate
General; Col mel samuel n. Campbell OF Cherry yield.
Commissary General Colonel Enoch c. Harrington, OF
Fryeburg Inspector OF Rifle Practice; Aides-de Camp
Colonel Francis ID. Pullen, of Bangor; Lieutenant
Colonel A. r. BODILY Of Waterville Lieutenant Colonel
William King. of Calais; JieutenantColOnel Albert
Neaiey, OF Lewiston Lieutenant Colonel w. T. Board
man. OF Calais Lieutenant Colonel Charles c. Burr.
Of Ellsworth and Leutenan oonel j. Francis Hayden,
OF Bath Major 4 L. Mcclellan, OF Portland Military
Secretary the Rev. Thomas Tyre, of Auburn Chaplain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

TO this was appended an explanation that
In the assets as gwen above were included
the BOMBS taken by Boce aud deposited in the First
National Bank, amounting to ga, the S24.-
$50 80 deposited in the City Bank and the S04l 81
rent due from the City Bank, all of which the say
ings Bank will probably lose Deducting these
amounts from the assets there IL "a deficiency OF
$45.l26 -. IL The bonds recovered from the
First National Bank, the deficiency will he reduced
to about $4,000. The officers Of the Savings Bank
beiieye that If receiver is not appointed
they will be able to pay the depostors in full. The
petition was presented by Mr. Beekman to the
Chancellor III Newark yesterday afternoon together
with the following list of trustees from which to
make selection, if he decides 10 allow the diree-
tors to wind mp the business OF the bank them
selves: Henry 81 Trapbagen,, John ii; Burgess,
NJ. D.. Charles W. Cropper, N. D.; William IL.
Waite Andrew j. POSE, Henry o. kosencranz,
Charles l.. Ricaerson and Harvey NJ. Soule. The
Chancellor reserved his decision.
The, depositors of the City Bank met last night
in secret session at the Office OF ). B;
coles. in PayOnia-ave. About S4oOOo
of the deposits was represented. Inc
depOsitOrs rsaniZed an association with George
". Clerihcw as pr ,sident. A coinHi tee wero 40
pointed with power 10 employ counsel. The object
of the association Is to win up che affairs OF the
bank with as little expenic as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

THE HOUSE PASSES THE SHIPPING BILL.
rHE FREE SHIP AND FREE MATERIAL PROVISIONS
STRICKEN OUT-THE PfG-IRON MEN AND THE
TARtFF-DRMANDs OF THE SUGAR INTEREST.
The Shipping bill has passed the House,
after the drawback, free ship and free mate
nal provisions had been stricken from it by
vote OF l59 to 81. A delegation of pig-iron
men is in Washington, agitating against any
reduction of the duty on iron. The Senate
Finance Committee heard a delegation on the
sugar question. A draft of new lease of
portions of the Yellowstone Park has been
sent to the Senate Committee on Territories.
bill to provide for determining the exist
ence and the removal of the inability Of the
President has been introduced in the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
n,srppss AND CRIME IN IRELAND.

LONDON, Jan. l2.-Mr. luke writes TO Ihe
London Times that hI. committee has again ocgun ar
Engagements TO effect emigration from the most os-
dressed districts OF the West OF Ireland IL VIII DC
Necessary he says to supplement the Government grant
from private sources The committee requires a3'ooo
TO effect its object.
parliamentary return reports that the depreciation
in the value Of crops Ireland for the year 1882 VI con-
sequence Of the unfavOrabe harvest aggregated .ne
sum Of a5,llsl67. as compared with tie favorapie
year 1881, aud 81 527 664, compared WIN tne a,el
age Of the preceding ten years The bulk O tho loss
wac the potato CROP which ai3176 1887, as co N
pared with the year 1881, AMI k22744U. 40 con2afca
with the average for the preceding ten years,
DuBLs, Jan. l2.-At the Munster Assizes yester
oay Judge Barry In the OF persons copvlcea
Of shoOtiag with intent murder passed sentences OF
lively.
M Daytt speaking at Liverpool last night. referring
70 tne Pfoposs that the Land League funds be sppro
xed Tor the relie Of the dstress IL Ireland said that
nose funds were forwarded from Amsrca for the re-
nosa oI Iandordism which Was the cause Of the exist
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THE POWERS AND THE EGYPTIAN CONTROL

LONDON, Jan. PA Cairo dispatch to The
Times says Lord Dufferin informed the Egyptian Minis
:ry in reply their request that Great Britain with
draws from the control and suggests the appointment
of a European financial adviser who will not interfere
with the public administration.
PARIS, Jan; 1.-THE Detats to-day. commenting upon
the disappcarance OF the control in Egypt by the resg
mai on OF sir Auckland COlvin the English controller
General SAYS that France while not committing any act
of hostility against old ally, engaging In any sterile
protests sbouli freedom or action 10 reject any
iusory compensstlons that may be offered her anu 10
avoid having the appearance OF an acceptance
ef 6afs accops Several other newspapers here affirm
that France is resolved to uphold her rights III Egypt
and state tdat the question will probably De submitted
to a conference. 49,, ~. ,, III,
CAIKo Jan l2-Itis expected that the Khedve Will
in few days issue a decree abOlishing the European
control in Egypt account OF the wthdraWai there
from of Great Britain. 49,, 90 a, =,
flares today handed to the Porte the draft OF scheme
for administrative, judicial financial ana military re-
forms iu Egypt which England proposes 10 submit 10
the Powerr after having ascertaned te views thereon M
Of Porte The scheme proposes the replacing Oi the
Auglo-french cOutrO by some other arrangement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
DISASTERS TO VESSELS.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Jan. 12.-The
cutter Alexander Hamilton reports that the
British steamer Egypt from Charleston with cotton for
Bremen, via Newport News is ashore Parramore
Island forty miles north of Cape Charles. Assistance
viii be sent to her from Norfolk.
The signal corps station at Ocean City, Nd, reports
that the English schooner Julia Grace, cargo OF salt,
from the West Indies for Halifax, went asnOre SIN
nepuxent Beach at 2:30 II. III. The saved by
Lie Saving station No. D. The condition OF the vessel
unknown. The same station reports that the three
mased schooner Il. VI. BucAlcr James NJ. MOlOy, with
a cargo Of coal from Baltimore for New YORK, went
ashore on Sinnep puxent Beach, two miles south Of the
schooner Wyoming, at this "A. and biged. The
OF eight were all saved by Life saving station No. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
4 MEXICAN CONCE SSION MODIFIED.

MEXICO, Jan. 1.-THE Government organ
this morning publ shes the form of contract signed on
the lOth inst by Mr. sullivan with the Mexican Govern
ment by which all the Mexican National Construction
Conpany's concessions consolidated and now form
one concession on the following basis:
The portions OF the road finished cannot be forfeited
unless foreign states admitted shareholders a
subsidy OF 81 27O per mile 10 he granted by the Gov
ernment per OF the gross receips Of
all the Custom Houses OF the republic instead Of
In the original concession the payment Of per
Of all duties In the companys certificates 10 be OBJ
ligatory all merchants the ports Of Matamoras
Mirr, Nuevo Laredo and Manzano TO be declared
open to fore gu and cOastng trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
NEWS FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, Jan. 12.-At meeting to-day Of
the creditors of Alexander McGibbon grocer, who failed
last week. the liabilities were returned at $3lO00 and
the assets at $4,000. compromise is expected.
OTTAWA Jan. ia report of Professor Dawson upon
coal deposits i'll the Bow and Belly River districts OF the
Northwest Territory, contains approximate estimate
Of the quantity OF coal which be easily mined, and
shows that the extent and richness OF the coal fields
guarantee abundant supply OF fuel In those districts
for many years
EORIGINAL, Ont. Jan. 12-The preliminary invest-
CATION in the OF Frederick Mann, charged with the
murder of the Cooke family at Little Rdeau, Sas
cuded to-day The prisoner committed for trial at
the next AssiZee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
ing famine. When England engaged in war with po
erful foe perhaps would be lreland's opportunity.
PARTY QUESTIONS IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 12.-It is reported that the
Government and the Dynasc Left will manifest con-
ciliatory disposition toward each other. If the men,
bers Of the Cabinet adopt liberal policy than
that Of their predecessors the adherents Of Senors Mar
tos and CASTELAR, will be inclined to friendly
attitude toward the Ministry.
In the Senate to-day sehor Barzanaana attacked the
financial projects of the Ministry Premier Sagasta in
reply said the Conservatives had nothing to lear from
Liberal Minister'S who would cooperate with them in
noting the prosperity OF Spain.
In the Senate Senor Camacho, the late Minister OF
Finance, said that when he entered the Ministry the
debit account Of the budget 100000 000 pesetas,
the credit account 245,000,0O0 and the floating debt
l94,000,000. On quitting the office he left a budget
surplus of 100000 pesetas. The payment OF the IN
terest the public debt he said, secured For tho
future the budgets would balance If his successor Senor
Cuesa would display great vigor in the collection OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
FAILURE or 4 STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

BosToN, Jan. 12.-1he Herald says "The
Union Steamboat Company Incorporated under the laws
ot NewJersey, with a capital Of 100000, have failed
The object of this association purchase and
steamboats, In the waters of Massachusetts. The
pany the excursion steamer Stamford last
between Boston and Plymouth, but had great difficulty
in meeting claims Tie steamer W. L. Clarke, OF POGO
moke Nd was leased. but was subsequently attached
and her on, paid the bills started home
with the vessel She stuck IN the ice In the lower har
Dor, and ne officers endeavoring de- ain her
1t is ale cd that the company about $4,000 in
Boston and considerable sum IN Plymouth"