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Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
THE INDIANS.

Surrender of LocO's Family-The Hos
tiles Fighting I'm Scattered Bands.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Adjutant General
Drum to-day received a dispatch dated
Whipple barracks, A. T., June 9Th, which
states that the Chiricahuas who surrendered
at San Carlos belong to Loeo's family. Loco
was found, but is too feeble to be removed
sixty-six days ago Mexican troops surprised
the hostiles in the southern Sierra Madre and
cut off a portion OF them from the main
body. Three days later the party which was
cut off tried to reach their reservation and
were captured by United States troops. The
Indians knew nothing of General Crook
when they left Mexico, but
stated that the country was full
of troops and if attacked they
would fight the soldiers until whipped and
then scatter through the Sierra Madrs. In
that way most of them will try to work back
to their reservation. Most of them expect
no mercy and will continue fighting guerilla
fashion in the mountains which are inacces-
sible in many places. The Tribe consists of
about one hundred or one hundred and fifty
lighting men and three hundred women and
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

America Careful of En- gIish Rights.
LONDON, June I'm the House of Com
mons this afternoon Sir William Harcourt,
secretary of state for home affairs, said that
the government was giving full attention to
all the menaces that were being thrown out
by the American labor reform league and
that it was in position to be thoroughly in
formed as to every American movement
which could be of any possible Importance to
England. Should any overt act be made by
any American organization the United States
authorities would interfere promptly in the
matter. The two governments were in
hearty accord and the ministry was confident
that English rights would be guaranteed by
American law courts
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
Russia.
The Tamnie offha SaYfoI1 ..

Moscow, June THE Gear and Czarina
devoted the day to the magnificent consecra
ton ceremonies connected with the dedica-
ton of the Temple of the Saviour begun by
Alexander I. in commemoration of the evacu-
ton of Moscow by Napoleon seventy years
ago. The building was continued through
the reign of Nicholas and Alexandria the Sec
ond and has been only just completed during
the reign of the new Gear at a cost of sixty
two million roubles Their majesties we're
attended by the ambassador extraordinary and
by the ministers of all the foreign powers as
well as by the court officials. There was a
grand street pageant and much popular dis
play. The metropolitan of Moscow offciated
at the conservation assisted by most of the
important officials of the church throughout
the empire.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
Ross Wins the WRESTLING Match,

ROCHESTER, June THE mixed wrestling
match for the championship and Police Ga
zette badge between H. NJ. Dufur and Dun
can G. Ross came off tonight at the Grand
Opera House. The conditions were the best
two in three falls at collar and elbow, catoh-as-
catch-can and side hold. There was good
attendance of spectators. W. E. Harding
acted Aas referee and as usual gave salts
faction. The first throw was won by Dur
The next two were won by Ross, the catch
as catch-can bout being very exciting. Ross
was declared the winner and took the cham
pionship badge and s., 900. At the close of
the match Mr.. Harding was presented by the
sports of the city with a handsome gold
headed cane as mark of their appreciation
of his square dealing.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
q'IbDBN and HENDRICKS
A History of the Saratoga
Conference.
THE LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE. /
Both Compared Before Civ
en- for Publication.
TESTS FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE, |
A List of the Examiners AID.
pointed.
THE WEST.
Indiana.
THE WEST.
Indiana.

TiIden and Hendricks-The Latter's YER
sion OF the Saratoga Conference.
INDIANAPOLIS, June THE Hon. Thomas
A. Hendricks was to-day interviewed by a
Times reporter as to the truth of an article
in the Baltimore Sun which stated that at the
historic Saratoga interview between himself
and Mr.. Tilden the latter treated him with
studied discourtesy, and from that time I'M
til after election eyinced no desire for any
intercourse with his colleague on the ticket
as to the management of the campaign. Mr.
Hendricks when asked SIS that true? ?" re-
piled: ''There is not word of truth in it
nor particle of foundation for the state
ment. There was some delay in the publica-
ton of the acceptance both of Mr.. Tilden
and myself. Shortly after the convention 1
went to Saratoga for the purpose of meeting
Mr. Tilden and comforting with him in re-
gard to our letters of acceptance. At that
time neither Mr.. Tilden nor myself had writ
ten our letters of acceptance and for purely
personal reasons, relating to his private
business, he was not ready to write
his letter and explained his rea-
sons I think we had two interviews
during that visit and they we're entirely
pleasant anu satisfactory to me. On the cars
on the way home I wrote my letter of accept
ance In about ten days or perhaps two
weeks returned to Saratoga and met MIR.
Tilden again. I gave him my letter of &C.
ceptance to read and he gave me his. think
made one or two slight changes in my let
ter, but they were not material. The object
of the conference was not to subordinate the
views of either to the other, but simply to
write with common understanding. My in
terviews with MIR. Tilden during this visit, as
in the former one, were perfectly pleasant,
and the object of the conference was accom-.
plished to my entire satisfaction, and the
changes in nay letter were SO slight
that gave it out for publication
Immediately and it was set up and printed in
Saratoga that day. I do not remember
whether Mr.. Tilden's letter was given for
publication at the same time or not, but I
have distinct recollection of his giving me
his manuscript to read during this second
visit, and my impression is that it was com.
pleted at the time
would it not be proper to say then,
said the reporter, ''that there was no un-
pleasant feature or recollection connected
with the Saratoga conference?" Entirely
So" said Mr.. Hendricks, and with additional
emphasis, ''there is not particle of truth in
anything to the contrary"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08

LANDERs-In this city, June It'll, Mrs Mary Ian
ders, aged 60 years.
Funeral take from her late residence No
Ferry street, Saturday, June 9th, at O'Clock a. m.
Services at st. Francis church.
BRONSON-In this city, June 7th, Rebecca E. Ter
riI, widow of the late William Bronson, aged 40
years and days.
Funeral Saturday afternoon at O'Clock from her
late residence I'll Bradley street. Burial at the
convenience Of family.
SCOTT-In MontoWese, June 9Th, of diphtheria and
pneumonia, Joseph F. Scott, aged SO years.
RING-In this city, June 7th, Mamie Ring, daughter
Of Michael and Sarah Ring. aged years. IL months
and IL days.
Funeral on Saturday at p. m. from Al st. John
atreet.
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France.
A PeriIous Feat for Aerona

BoULoaNE, June THE attempt of two
aeronauts to cross the English channel to-day
was failure When last seen from here
they were at height of less than half mile
and the wind instead of carrying them to-
ward England was bearing the balloon in a
northeast direction which wonld take them
over the Belgium line and if continued in the
general direction of Cologne and Berlin. In
the evening the balloon came down at the
village of Lottinghen near Desvres and only
about fifteen miles from this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08

Herrman's Atlantic Garden.
449 STATE STREET.
Having renovated and RENTED the above premises,
and put in fine order the garden, prepared to
entertain gentlemen and ladies and families Private
entrance to the garden. Billiard and Pool Tables in
the house. The best of order preserved. Wines and
Liquors and the best of Lager Beer drawn cool.
Rooms to rent. and board by the day or week.
my22 If JACOB HERMAN.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

ARRIvED-JUNE7.
Brig Towner, Perkins, from st Croix with mo-
lasses to Phipps.
Sch NJ V Chase, Blair, from Pensacola Fla with
lumber to n II Saw Mill 90, YVES 18 days
Sch Francis Cor win, from New York.
sAILED-JUNE z.
Sch Annie McKeen, Patterson, for NY
Sch Lyon, Dissoway, for Baltimore.
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NEVEIB

q SITUATION to do second work In a private
IA family or general Homework in q small family
inquire at As R0SETTE STREET,
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Butler Paying Back this Overseers.
BOSTON, June NO order has been issued
for the appearance of the Lancers to act as
the customary escort of the Governor to the
Harvard commencement exercises on the 9th
inst. and it is quite likely that the Governor
will give silent expression to his feelings by
absenting himself, thus violating very an
Gent custom.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
NEW YORK.
The Next Convention orBankerl

The Next Convention Of Bankers.
New York, June AT meeting of the
American Bankers association held in this
city to day the executive council decided to
hold the next annual convention of the asso-
citation at Louisville on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, October 9th and 10th. For several
years the convention has been held at Sarato-
ga, but the rapid growth of the banking and
industrial interests of the West and South
have induced the bankers to select Louisville
this year. They will probably meet in Sara
toga in 1884,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08

GENEsEE, June Cattle are dying off in
various parts of this county in large num-
bers from eating clover. Heavy rain has
caused the clover to become very rank. Mr..
Charles Lehman, of Cornwall, has lost seven
head and has more sick. William Costeel is
also loser, and tho Lewis Brothers have
lost several head. A number have also died
in and over the township. In a few in
stances farmers have lost horses in the same
manner.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
PENNSYLVANIA.

GeOrgiana Makes Her Fourth Escape.
PHILADELPHIA, June About 1 o'clock
this morning Georgiana Price, who was late
ly incarcerated in Norristown insane asylum
after making third escape from that insti-
tuition, again fled from the place. Her num-
erous exploits in connection with George
Hayes, whom she attempted to shoot, were
recently published. The unfortunate wom-
an was captured and returned to Norris
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
Err1ne.on,s Mission mt Rome,

LONDON, June THE contradictory pub
locations In to-day's papers concerning Mr..
Errington's position at Rome gave rise this
evening to question in the House of Com
mons, to which Mr.. Gladstone replied that
Mr.. Errington had had mission to Rome of
a certain character. In ans wer to further in
terrogations he said that full record of all
transactions of a ssmi-diplomatic character
between England and the Vatican would be
published in the foreign Office reports.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
The Brook1vn Br,drs Accounts.

New YORK, June The experts appoint
ed to examine the Brooklyn bridge accounts
have completed their report, which will not
be published until it has been submitted to
Mayors Edison and Low. Fifty thousand
bills were examined and neither fraud nor
reasonable ground of complaint found.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
WANTED,

NOUNG man to work in hat st5re and make him
III self generally uss Call between and D. M
,-o, W. g. BUTLER
u 2t At Church
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The American Medical Association

CLEVELAND, June THE American Medi-
cal association this morning designated Wash
ington,.D. c., as the next place of meeting
and the first Tuesday in May the time. The
following officers were elected Austin Flint,
ST., New York, president; A. r. Kenlock,
ST., first vice president; F. B. Leoler, Mis-
souri,, second vice president; A. L. Gehon,
Washington, third; S. C. Gordon, Maine,
fourth; R. j. Dungleson, Philadelphia. trea-
surer; W. B. Atkinson, Pennsylvania, secre-
tary; A. Y. P. Carmel, chairman, and P. w.
Prentice, both of Washington, secretary of
the committee of arrangements. Among the
doctors selected as delegates to the foreign
societies were James Fl. Warren and Henry
Martin of Boston, N. Orrimby of New Jer-
sey and S. @. Gordon Of Maine.
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8OarN sttS SOonrs.
Rooms en- suite and single with
RnnRd

- PARTIES desiring the above will find pleas
Eiia ant home at 131 High street, corner OF " ALL
EtiE Also unfinished rooms, with without
board. Every modern convenience. Only three min
uses walk from the Green. Best OF references gveL
and required my12 II
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Ohio.
An Insane Mans Clever Joke.

CLEVELAND, June An amusing incident
IN reference to local attendant on the
American Medical association happened this
morning. Dr.. Rose had certified to the in
sanity of Allen Cliff, who was ordered to
jail. When the deputies came, Cliff pointed
out as the insane man Rose, who, despite his
protestations, was hustled off to jail. He
was obliged to send for brother physicians
before he could get out. Cliff was found
laughing at his joke.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
The Fate of an Unknown Man.

North ADAMS, June An unknown man
was killed by the cars at Blackinton early
this morning. A part of the body was found
at four o'clock this morning scattered along
the track for elk rods. In his pocket was a
card bearing the name of Joseph F. Richards.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
Marie Lite sinking Fast.

BLOOMINGTON, June 7.-Inquiry at the res
idence of Mile Marie Litta at o'clock to-
night develops the fact that she is believed
to be sinking Her suferings are SO terrible
that she is kept continually under the infu-
ence of opiates. Her physician says the ill
ness is solely due to overwork.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
The Price of q Boys Leg.

New YORK, June IA jury in Judge Van
Vorsts part of the Supreme court to-day
gave William Blake, a boy on crutches, YER
dict of 800, 900 against John Dolan, proprie-
tor of a coal yard A wagon belonging to
Dolan ran over the boy at pier 8, North riv-
er, and one of the boys legs had to be am
putated.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08

4 AIDES and young men in town country to
a know that we can furnish them with a nice and
pleasant work at their own homes where they can
easily make from 81 to 81 day. The work can be
cone in spare time without htndrance to present
cupation. No can WASHING peddliDg, and no stamp
required for reply. Address at once to
f. WILLARD & CO,
je6 Ct Manufacturers BOSTON. Boy 5234
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WANTED

- Two or three furnished rooms with board
Id for small family Must bs In a desirable 10.
E4.4R cation Address f. NJ,
je7 IT. Box 1899 Postof1ca
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wouldn't Take No for an Ans,

wouldn't Take No for an Answer.
ALBUQUERQUE, June w. III. Page and
another miner quarrelled over game of
cards in saloon in St. Augustine. They
agreed to fight il out with pistols. Page
tried to borrow a revolver of barkeeper
named Carr. On the latter refusing Page
tried to take the weapon forcibly and Carr
shot him dead
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW York, June sailed, City Of Berlin for Liv-
erpoo the Lydian Monarch for London, the State of
Nebraska for Glasgow, the suevia for Hamburg. Ar
rived, the Alps from Aspinwau.
5outhampton-Arrived, the Vera from New York.
London-Arrived, the Canada from New York. Sail
ed, the Greece for New York.
LYerpool-Arrived, the HeYestia from New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
THE SOUTH.
Texas.
short shr1ft for Thtef.

SAN ANTONIO, june IA number of stock
men in Eclto captured cattle thief named
MeCraeIcen last night and without a trial
hanged him to tree. It is also reported
that three other thieves were hanged and
shot in that neighborhood.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08

the bureau of construction and repairs states
that no violation Of law or regulations were
found to have existed between May LIST and
May 18th, 1888, the dates specified by Mr..
Dezendorf. Admiral Nichols, chief Of the
bureau of yards and docks. thinks the limi-
tation Of enquiry between those dates does
not fill the requirements of the order to
make thorough and exhaustive investiga-
ton and has suggested to Secretary Chand
Ter that more thorough investigation be in
stituted. The secretary has the matter I'M
der consideration,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
Cowhfded the Street..

CAMBRIDGE, June Is. A. Nawter, lead
ing physician of this place. was cowhided
with a rattlesnake whip on the street to-day
by Holmes Tilton, a prominent resident,
who accuses Nawter of attempting to outrage
his wife, Nawter denies the charge
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
ADear Price For an Arrest.

New York, June George F. Fisher to
day obtained verdict for Sc, 800 against the
Manhattan Elevated Railway company for
damages for being confined on a rear plat
form of a train with two ladies whom he
was escorting, being carried several stations
beyond where he wished to get off and being
arrested when he demonstrated with the CON.
duotor.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08

Contracts Avv artled To Hartford Firms.
WASHINGTON, June THE contract for
supplying the Postofiee department. with Of
fetal envelopes for the next fiscal year has
been awarded to the Morgan Envelope COM
pany and the Plimpton Manufacturing COM
pany of Hartford, Of, at 500, $50, they be-
ing the lowest bidders. The contract for
furnishing letter stamps for the Postoffice
department for the next fiscal year has been
awarded to Fairbanks Co., the only bid
ders
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
Illinois.

A Race Between st. Julien and Cling
stone.
CHICAGO, June TT is announced tonight
that the directors of the Chicago driving park
have arranged as the special event of the
summer meeting for a match race between
st. Julien and CIingstone for 81 900 side
and 5000 by the park association, 81 900
additional to beat 2:1O IA, mile heats, three
in five, in harness, and under the national
association rules The forfeit of $1,000
side was deposited tonight. The match will
be trotted on July 10th.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
WANTED.

A SITUATION as Waterman or such by thor
IN oughly Trustworthy man. First class refer.
ences Salary moderate
il St. W TT4TC nFI,TCIa
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improvements i'm Horses and Vehicles.
New YORK, June THE National horse
show association of America was incorporat-
ed to- day with capital of 800, 600 and with
the following officers President, Cornelius
Fellows vice presidents, John j. Hecksher,
A. Wright Sanford, Alexander ]. Cassett,
Shepherd I. Knapp, James R.
Keene, William L. Scott, Frank
Schermerhorn treasurer, Henry H.
Hollister secretary, William T. Wharton.
The objects of the association are to improve
the breed of horses, to bring about improve
ments in carriages and harness, to establish
a park for seven training and exercising
horses and for competitive exhibitions of
horses, vehicles, etc., to be given annually.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
NEW MEXICO.

children. The only Indians on the warpath
in Mexico are Chiricahuas, Warm Springs
and q few reneSades
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
Verdict for John Francis Baker

BROOKLYN, June John Francis Baker.
who sued the Methodist book concern for
81, 900 damages for breach of contract, was
to-day awarded by the jury damages in the
sum of $500.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08
Jul BhADLEI SIREET,
w "A NTEn


A GIRL to cook, wash and iron in private fami-
N ly. Inquire at
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New YORK, June IA race has been
agreed upon between the steam yachts May
field owned by Rufus Hatch and the Sphinx
owned by Henry A. Taylor. This will be the
first race between vessels of the new Ameri-
can Yacht club.
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oXATAE49
- DAPPLE BAY MARE; nice flowing
&nA name and tail sound and kind. ANY
4FR%@ lady can drive her with perfect safety.
aAMZGSCan be seen at
iea 9t# 10 TEMPLE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08

"A Ray OF L1Ght-merE1ck promising TO
Finish To-day.
WASHINGTON, June I'm the Star route
trial this morning Mr.. Merriek continued his
attack on ex-senator Dorsey's testimony. He
announced that he would not conclude his
address until Friday. Mr.. Carpenter inter-
rupted to correct a statement by Mr.. Mer-
rick yesterday that ex-senator Dorsey told
Rerdell about the 81. V. b. check that it
meant Bedford and that Rerdell SO testified.
He read the record to show that there was no
such testimony. Mr.. Msrrick promised to
find and bring it in tomorrow morning He
then turned to the jury and said that he
wished to say a word about Mr.. Bedford. He
had tired to keep his name out and regretted
that it got in. 1t was due Mr.. Bedford to
state that there was no testimony in the case
and more had been stricken out of the re
cord that included him in the slightest way
in the Star route transactions. Bedford was
a gentleman of the highest character and
standing prominent with the public and
statement that he had some connection with
these matters might do him injury. Mr.
Merrick said that he made the statement
willingly and in justice to the gentleman. The
counsel then went ahead with his argument,
taking up ex-senator Dorsey and criticising
his acts. Without concluding the court ad-
journed.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08

RY an American lady of refinement the care of an
Sod i9 avail LADY going to the country lakes.
References exchanged. Address
il ct 7, this oeaca
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MANKATO. MINI.

MANhATOs MIMI,
THE centre Of the finest country saw Bishop
Mhipplel. offers rare Inducements to MANUAL G.
TURERS. JORBERS. CAPITALISTS,
HOME-SEEkERS. Is the Dairy centre of
Minnesota and Trade centre of Southern Mime
sofa and Dakota, and Northern Iowa Has unlim tied
timber, stone brick, lime, cement, tile, glass, nd
also 1000 people, ave railroads watsrworks gaslight,
telephone exchange with thriving manufacturers and
wants more. Come and see, particulars address
M q. WILLARD, Sec'y Board of Trade.
je8 1meod&w
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A Drunken Man R1ddled yvith BuIIets

SANTA FE, June 7.--At Holbrook James
Warner, an intoxicated herder, shot at Jacob
and james Porter, brothers and surveyors
He, however, failed to hit them. They in
turn followed him and riddled him with bull
lots. They were both arrested.
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4. G. Sloan 81 Son,

my8 Room Benedict Building.
TO EXCHANGE FOR A FARM.
good house now rented for twenty dollars per
month to prompt paying tenants, central and clear
Of encurabrance, which the owner wishes to exchange
for fair sized farm not too high priced suitable
raising stock For particulars address
Geo. A. Isbell,
Office Todd Block, cor. State and Elm sts
apps
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-08

Political Abuses in Virginia - Commo-'
dOre EIayO's Reply to MIR. DezendOrE
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Commodore Mayo
of the Norfolk navy yard has sent to the
Secretary of the Navy his reply to the
charges of political abuses and official ex-
travagance recently preferred by ex-Congress-
man Dezendorf, of Virginia. Commodore
Mayo reports that the workmen who were
charged with being absent engaged in cleo
tioneering were at the time enjoying weeks
vacation which had been granted them by
Secretary Hunt for faithful services. The
report of the board which Investigated the
charges of Irregularities and extravaganza in
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WANTED

"A to assist with the washing and Ironing Must
be q good cook. Apply at 96 GREENE STREET,
u IT between 9 and II q. m. and and 4 D. m.
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FOR. SALE.

FOR SALE
NNE Of the best located grocery stores the city
les ct. p O. BOX e.
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"ANTRn

AN1RST-CLASS Brass Moulders for immediate work
H. Apply at EATON, COLE Il BURNHAM Co,
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