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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
SEARCHING FOR THE MURDERER.
sTRATFORD DETECTIVES sPURRED TO RENEWED
ACTIVITY BY Az INCREASED REWARD.

sTRATFoRD DETECTIVES sPURRED TO RENEWED
ACTIVITY BY An INCREASED REWARD.
lFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TUE TRIBUSE.l /
STRATFoRD Conn.,, Sept. 15.-The people OF
this village highly graIed over the act that Gov
vernon Waller upon receiving application from state
Attorney Fesenden has decided 10 increase tie reward
offered 10y the town for conviction OF Rose Clarks
murderer by adding $4,000 IN the name OF the State
Under the laws Of the state the sIale Attorney Is
authorized call upon the Governor 10 offer reward
not exceeding $4,000 IN his judgment the in-
teres1s OF justice shall be served thereby.
The three detectives all day been busily employed
in driving about slratord and the noisnbornood sIt Is
Understood that tney are nuuung up evidence which
will cornect William Lewis witn the murder Que OF
the detectives SAID to The TRIBUNE Correspondent ::
We are fearfuiy hanpered by the character OF the
peopIe from wuom we nave 10 collect our evidence.
They have unholy fear OF being as -ney
term it. mixed up the AFFAIR." aud resOluely refuse to
speak thing which tney think VIII tend tOwaru
that end For instance. went to a vest, rdly
in order to hnd out from him whether he
mad met Lewis on his way 10 work In the morning.
Ss The c,uversafion TO induce tue mau TO THINK tnat
wanted 10 gst from MIN statcnoht on totally dihcr-
enI subject TIL by and Dy casually mentloned tdat ne
haJ s.en I,wIs a, 1 suppDsed To-day went witn my
two fehOw-aOrkers tO act witncsse aud asked t1e
man plump out To repeat what lac hdd said lie uenied
ha,ly ever naving maze sucn statement, and II was
sniy long aud protracted badgcring tnat anest
forced To ADMIT IT, IL every Que would cay frankly
wuat he knows about it tuInk snOuid mighty
soon have "a clear against certain person."
The person to tue detective Ia Of course
WIlldn Lewis 1t Is SAID now that there Is pOsIuye
evidence snow tnst he paying MS addresses to
an unmarried girl weKuOwu IN the village al tLe
lIne tuat supposed TO be contemplating marriage
with ttOse CLARK.
Tue staucu laprObe which has already been referred
toas IN the nands OF Dr. Wnite, OF Ne~-Hayen, lor
examination, may possibly afOrd some furt
Tne result OF the microscopic examination III Coroner
Holps POSSESSION. Dvt ne refuses 10 make IL
pubic until me inquest is ,Teopened. IL Is
thought, however, tudt even II the mysterious
spos upon aproDe turn out TO b. human biood,
1t will OF itself prove muen there we're no wounds
OF ANY extent on tue body OI tne dead woman,
wuIle Lewis himself was only scratched ghy upon tue
hand These scratches, OF wncn consistently
denied existence VIII IN all prODaDny prove the
strongest nnk IN tGo chan OF evidence
The cOoners aud detectives attach importance
10 story tnat the al tue Waterbury staOl
of the New-England Railroad san strange tue
night OF srpte 4, aud heard nu' muerng tnat the
woman he loved would "neyer marry again." aud mat
the man then tOJk tne tram Tor Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
RIGHTS AT CASTLE GARDEN.

The report that the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad had joined the immigrant pool at
Castle GARDEN and was to receive 10 per
cent Of the Immigrant traffic was denied
yesterday by Nicholas Muller, imm rant passenger
agent of the company. With regard TO the statement
that the Commissioners OF Emigration had Informed the
Delaware and Lackawanna that, in view OF the agree
ment with the Commissioners and the joint agency. 1t
must come In Castle Garden under the same terms,
Mr.. Miller said "Why should there be any common
interest the Commissioners and the railroads
The duty OF for the interests OF the State
far grafton affects it, tho duties OF the
others are specific Tue Delaware and Lackawanna
sudi interests OF the Immigrants and Is cut
ting below OF the pool Ines II secure
larger percentage than the pool lines like TO get
that IL good luck As To closing outside Office
this In Greenwioh being the only Office we nave
outside of Castle Garden foI the sale or Tickets don't
tnink that Will be done until Mr.. Sloan orders II"
The agreement between the pool lines and the Com
mssiouer was IN response TO ofrepeated requests 70
tnuetue practice OF emplo ing bOardug house keepers
and agents. 1t provided for the forming Of
jont agency. 80 that the business would be divided
the railroads at fixed percentages, and the clos
ing ~ all outside offices. II also agreed that the
Commissioners OF Emigration should exercise their
to side or cooperative trans
pOrtaton ues selling Immigrant tickets and pay
Ing commissions thereon at offices outside or Castle
Garden aud to exclude from privileges transporta
unless should comply with the rules for the
government OF the joint agency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
DELEGATES TO BUFFALO,

ITHACA, Sept. 15.-The Democratic County
Convention held here this afternoon, ana
the following delegates elected to the State Convention:
T. Apgar. Ward Gregory, j. E Cady. To the Judicial
w. IL. smith. ID. T.. Hodson aud q. B. Davis 70 the
senatorial-r n. Buris l.. L. Beers, T. Horton, l..
brewer " NJ Tobey, J. p. King, W. d. Williams and
three OF hers Resolutions adopted approving the
Administration Of Governor Cleveland and pledgng the
delegation TO support for any Office VINO was not
I'm sympatny with his Administration. The convention
nstruc the delegates TO vote for the reorganization oi
Mr Maxwell Tor 5ate Treasurer. II Is understood that
tbs delegates tae Judicial Convention Will support
Jeremiah Mcclure. Of Emira, for Supreme Court Judge
In cuse OF a OF the actons OF the Republicans
ALDIoS, Sept 15.-Thc Democratic delegates from
Orleans County 10 tue state Convention are E n Hart
W. :. Jewet. and Patrick H0rdn.
TROY sept. l5-Ihe following are the delegates from
the IYth Assembly District OF Albany County to the
Democratic state Conventions John RcIey John Larkin
aud Micnac Redmond
wAryHrowS. Sept I5-rhe delegates elected
Democratic primaries IN this city last night favor
o'Bren for Attorney General, but are opposed to Man
mag for Chairman OF tho Democratic State Committee
BArH scot l5-rhe following delegates to the Demo-
cratic state Convention from stsuben county have been
elected: o. .. Scar, j. L. Turner and Edward H~ssetL
ALnASY Sept l5-All four OF the Democratic
Assembly District Conventions for Albany County
were held to-day, aud the eutre dele
CATION, twelve In number. Is composed
OF Gle yeland Manning men. Each convention passed
resolutions approving Governor Clsyeands admnisr-
ton. urging the support only OF candidates IN full
sympathy with the Governor and bostering up state
Treasurer MaXwelrs canvass FOR a denomination
The delegates are: lot Disrict-Owen Golden,
Frederick w. Conger, Robert IL. Moore; lid District
Judge Samuel Hand. Harmon Van Derzee John b.
Thatcher; lIld District. Daniel Manning huius W.
Pecknam and Judge Thomas j. Van Alstyhe.
Troy, Sept l5.--In the lid Assembly District
OF Rensselaer, County day j. j. Cassn FP Harder and
lanes Rgnn jr were elected delegates 10 the Demo
cratic state Convention Independent Democratic dele
gaIons were exclu ,ed from the convention
The Democrats OF the lid Assembly District Of
wcsrchester County held convention at Williams
bridge yesterday afternoon TO elect delegates 10 the
state Senate and judiciary conventions. The following
delegates 10 the state Convention chosen .John d.
FlogrI of WHITE Pialnh; Stephen A. Marshall ot Ryej
and william Dclehanty, OF East Chester. William Ill
Cntln was recommended candidate Tor state
lrras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.

THE BARK ST. JAMES LAUNCHED.
BATH Me-, Sept. ,15.-John Mcdonald: to-day
bark ever built at Bath hall, from Ncw.York
NEw.HAMPsHIRE LEGISLATURE
CONCORD H. Sp 9 lS a 0 59ls mor9 ,5
Legislature the last wednesday in May 1885
THE DAKOTA CAPITAL COMMISSION.
YAyKroN. Dak Sept. l5--lh! Elgartou has
decided that the GSp Sp from sT m ssn nd s
BILLIARDS BY PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS
H Sept scasa 23o oqp
Of 900 to lS5 the evening IN an zoo POINT game
NO ONE KILLED AT HAzLEroN.
HAZLEToN. Penn sept. l5-'rhe reports sent
al hence % mneTs aud toe pOce witch
here on thursday uafounded deaths having resulted
SUING A NEWSPAPER FOR LIBEL.
PHILADELPHIA sept 15mComnse TOR tor IN Mrs, s.
against 1 senng H'S for SsGoyS 70 damages
Frcderck seventy in the Norrstown Asylum tor
the Insane.
the German synod Of tho East Of the Reformed Church the
%S yned f1% %a 81 chacS POars o
ond W Wednesd ~ in September, 1884
MURDERER's BODY STOLEN.
PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. 10.-The grave of Lewis
Carter who was hanged az SOUTHAMPTON Court House last
murdered his wife for having improper relations with
A boat UPSET AND TWO MEN DROWNED.
PORTSMOUTH,, n. H., Sept l5.-Francis Foster.
age twenty Charles PRAY. twenty four were
drowned last night while their way TO Leaens Island by
the unsettlng Another OF the named
Murphy was rescued In an exhausted condition. The
bodies Of tho drowned mon not recovered
INJURED BY THE FALL OF AN ELEVATOR.
CHICAGO sept l5-Ine freight elevator In the
Boston fell this morning from the third noor Ihe
aevator nov iumped through in lime 10
himse but two clerks Charles GrasshOver and Herman Al
bert the bot.om and we're seriously hu the iat's'
probably fatally
A TRAMP CHARGED WITH MURDER
CATAwIssA Penn, sept. l5.-A tramp has oeen
arrested M Numidia farming village, on suspicion OF
m1rderIng MIR aud Ars. William Runyan. near Jerseyown
om b county, clothing found 10 ne stained with
blood Notwithstanding these suspicols anees
he theory OF uuyans insanity aud that he killed himself
ana Ills wiio ~ gaming ground among the neighbora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
REVENUE FxA UDS IN THE SOUTH.
DISHONEST PRACTICES OF UNITED STATES MAR
sHALS--MULTIPLICAT1ON OF ARRESTS
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

DISHONEST PRACTICES OF UNITED STATES MAR
Observation-Disclosures OF ARRESTS
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
Co1rMgIA. S. c., Sept. 15.-The investiga-
,,o,. of Powers who was sent by Com
missioner Evans TO Pickens County 10 look inIo
the alleged frauds against the Government by
revenue officers have unearthed thus far three IN
OF stills having panted" for the purpose OF
making out of the the fees incidental 10 the
ture Of an illicit distiery At least two deputy United
Marshas are nstigators Of these frauds In
netber case however, revenue officer been I'M
lcated The Deputy Marshals had promised division
Of the profits with the persons who set up tie tne
tis Ipstead however OF profits accrung, the stills
r lost 10 the owners and destroyed. The obbers
IN the frauds happening TO get the
,oh Of capturing the sham distlleries, the
yViHi ytii,s we're put up and in due time reported,
and were captured by the revenue Oicers
Citizens have been repeatedly arrested on
one charge examined and allowed 10 go
home on bail or otherwise, rearrested Tor
rtaiaon Of another section, examined and sent home
again. and Immediately rearrested and re.examned
xnan the dIferent charges could all have been
investigated az once Tho multiplication OF arrests
was for the purpose OF multiplying the costs IL is
further stated that OF cases before
The at Pickens In one month twenty were
dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES RENEWED IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Fire Department was called on
Thursday night to put out fire in the Brooklyn Felt
Hat Works OF william @. Baglin Co., at Nos. 299 anu
3ol Parkave. 1t supposed that the fire was COM
pletely eItinguished, and the loss was estimated NJ
$1,000. But shortly before o'clock yesterday mori-
ing flames broke out again, and ragged with greater
ferceness The building, Of brick, three stories III
height, and so by 75 feet In dimensions, was almost
completely destroyed The loss upon II was estimated
at $4,000 Aarge amount OF stock was destroyed. tne
of it being estimated at $25.00o The loss upon
the machinery in the factory was about S4OOOV ino
fire extended to the Novelty Straw Works ADJOINING TUG
factory the west. This frame structure 20 Dy
100 feet, owned by g. NJ. Evarts Work had oeen sus-
pended for several weeks but the empoes 2oo In mum,
ber had been informed that II would be resumed gu
Monday. The loss upon the building stock ana ma
cninery placed ~ $3.50 There was insurance
upon both factOrl' Q l. large number OI com-
psnes. The origin %; hr HE n the Fet Hat WORKS Is
} ot known, the hrc.rCp cain to have MADE c.ose
nation Of the aiding 9riOre leaving III on luuis
day Il, oHd the taperu "ndent sept ia H. lie was
.icf 2 spci OF -nlnke and gave the alarut
j. !ssa ea ,Asi 'uG building was set on fre ADont
l.5 me e. sm...r ed ~ IT, ana they say that they
were hOt pail '-sf.f gee st week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
ACCIDENTS ON THE RAIL.

KANSAS CITY. No., Sept. 15.-An east and
west bound Wabash passenger train came in collision
night at Arnold Station, miles east Of here.
T. Silver mail messenger. injured. No elso
hurt.
wILLIMASrrc. Conn, Sept. 15-Tae fourth section OF
freight train bound west on the NewYork and New
England Railroad IN collision with the first section
No. 16 freight bound east mls east of this place at
1918 o'clock this morning. The engines and eleven
cars containing merchandise were wrecked. Francis
Crowel brakeman, hurt about the head. The col.
sou ia attributed to disobedence OF orders The
ductor OF the westbound lrain has disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
SECRETLY WoRKLNG AGAINST rAMMANY
EFFORTS OF THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY TO PACK
THE BUFFALO CONVENTION.
Try, TELEGRAPH To THE TRIRUNE1
lBY TELEGRAPH TO I'll

SYRACUSE, Sept. 15.-The faction of the
Democratic party which acknowledges Daniel Manning
as leader using its best endeavor to capture the Dem
ocratic State Convention. The Manning Democrats have
allies In County Democracy, and IL Ia no longer matter
OF doubt In the interior OF the state that this faction of
the party intends to prevent IL possible the admission
TO the State Convention Of any delegates from the city
OF NewYork other than those County Democracy
Emissaries OF the Manning faction scattered all
through the State endeavorDg to secure the election OF
delegates friendly 10 it, In several OF the Congressional
Districts OF the interior money mas been provided and
promise of plenty has been made Canal officials
and all appontees OF Governor Cleveland are being
made to believe that the State Committeeman who voted
for the Faulkner resolution at Saratoga enemies Of
the and that is their duty to prevent their
reelection state Cou unitteemen. The Manning fac
ton engaged In conspiracy TO pack the coming state
Convention using none pic dges and threats TO accom-
plsh their purro'es aud Using ;he Governors name.
For the past two weeks ne o. the allies Of
the county Dem hrye been scfrt and muer ts
been accomplish! IA tr, ,.v, ,ton 0isnu', at
1t has gone 10 the asror OF the State from A Any
and New York that the Ianm9I Hail delegates ~ G,st
bc kept out Of tue conyea ON at N hazards, and O. At
such delegates mrt be elected from tho coul ny -
trcts who will favor TIM plan In one ConEressi Fl
district In the interior Of to state $4,000 has zen sent
to pack a delegation to Buffalo. The aim the Manning
and the County Democracy faction IL to she ap
pointment By tn. Buffalo Convention of State COM
mtee which shall oe entirely under their eOnlroL The
County Democracy emisHres the interior State
declare that the securing o the next state committee Is
importance than the successor the ticket this
fall With subserVient committee the faction hopes 10
aDle Presidential nomination next year
IL ~ insisted that II Tammany gets fOOtholl In tJe
Bu0alo convention her delegates must be admitted to
the nominating convention next year, but II size Is
kicked Buffalo Convention her Is settled
FOR all time.
The Manning faction control the machinery in the sew
eral Assembly the country. and 10 looks as II
the Ian would succeed IL II predicted that there VIII
be lively time at the Buffalo Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
RAILWAY PRIVILEGES AT RoCKAwAY.

The ROckaway Beach Protective Association
composed OF the leading propertyowners the Beach,
about begin proceedings against the Long island
Railroad Company to compel the company to show
whether they hold any charter or title in the branch
railroad extending from Far Rockaway TO Rockaway
Beach; ana, II they have any charter to compel the
RAINING OF at least train each way every day
between those points II the railroad company has no
charter or te claimed. the association purpose TO
have the track up, aud the road.bed used to COM
pete highway between the Beach aud Far Rockaway,
for which purpose tho town OF HemDstcad recently
So 900. Foe route which tue railroad runs
the only one available for good highway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
DEATH or 4 MINSTREL IN JAIL.
my TELEGRAPH ~ THE TRIBUNE!

my TELEGRAPH II TIE TRIBUNE!
AMSTERDAM, n. Y. Sept. 15.-LOuis Brim-
mer, OF New. York. who was once popuar member OF
the san Francisco Mnstrels sent to jail at Canaio
harie on Thursday at his request He said he mad
eaten nothing In seven days This morning he found
dead In a cell His body was badly diseased and emaci
ated.
three months ago. when he was employed In SANDY "
spence's concert hall In the Bowery. He was forty
years OLD aud was born in Cooperstown, n. Y He was
a member of Woods Minstrels at No 5l4 Broadway In
1864 and four years later he Joined the san Francisco
Miustrels then aI No. 585 Broadway. lie was u good
singer and performer the banjo. Brimmer
married and was q man OF careless habits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
TOPICS IN MEXICO.
PRESIDENT GoNZALTZ's MESSAGE CELEBRATING |
DIAZ's BIRTHDAY.


DIAZs BIRTHDAY.
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 15.-President Con
zaez his message Congress, which will be read at
the opening of that body tomorrow evening will say
The foreign relations OF the country become every
day more satisfactory. Tue Central Railroad Company
has constructed more than loo kiloneters OF road
the National Construction Company more than 700
and the Huntington Railroad III kil0meters There
have been constructed In the Republic In all 4sO0 k0
meters The OF the fiscal year ended june 80
1883 amounted TO $33,500,00O, an increase OF $1,000
600 over the previous year Overland mail cOmDnnca
'ton with the United states will be improved. Public
instruction is ia a fourlshing condition.
This being the birthday Of Pornro Diaz. 1t was celc-
brated with enthusiasm There was procession OF the
pupils OF the national schools and OF societies last night
and thousands people the best classes took part IN
serenade Senior Disz The approaches TO his house
were crowded until midnight This morning La Repub-
liea the organ Of d.. Ramon Fernandez nominates
Diaz for President. This indicates that tho powerful
following OF Fernandez will support DaZ for the next
term Tonight there fireworks III front or sehor
Diazs house At IL o'clock tonight the celebration
of the anniversary OF Mexican independence began
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
SUICIDE OF JUDGE ROBERT MAYO.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 15.-Judge Rcbers
Mayo Of wesmoreland County shcs himself in the head
in q stateroom OF the Virginia, Baltimore steamer,
early this morning He was O prominent lawyer and
the father OF Robert Mayo of the State Senate, ana
OF william Mayo, of the House Of Delegates. Judge
Mayo yelated his t-ouble Episcopal clergyman OK
Norfolk who came from Baltimore with him. He said
that when he elected judge he did not agree pol-
icallv with nis sons who prominent Readjusers.
He Was told that politics would not interfere with his
utss on tue bench he had recently been urged 70
make a removal and appointment which Afterwards
apueared IA his OPINION violation of the law. HIS
potca situation rritated him, and he said that lie fef
IKE ending his troubles by blowing out his brans
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THE CROATTAN TROUBLES.
AN AGITATION AGAINST THE EMPIRE.

AN AGITATION AGAINST THE EMPIRE.
PRsIH, Sept J.-1he Pesthef Lloydsays all indlca-
tionq point to be belief that tie authors Of the dis
orders in Croatia are only the pioneers of project
ed South Slaycnlen agitation, which IS to be d.
rected not a. ist l.rga'v alone, but against the
Austrian Empire generals, party of Croatia !
laborers at work on a railway this CITY en-
gagged in not and sixteen OF them were - r"9d
under arivst.
AGRAM. Sept. 15-Tbere is continual sblrmishIng
the between The military aad poasantry on the south
frontier Of Croatia All is quiet, however, In the
Zagorien district.
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MISHAPS At SEA.
A COLLISION IN A FoG-A NEw-YORK SCHOONER IN
DISTRESS

A COLLISION IN A fOG-A NEW-IORK SCHOONER IN
DISTRESS.
BosToN, Sept. 15.-The steamer William
Harrison from Hull to Boston, In fog into the
steam collier Professor Morse, from New.YOrk, this
morning. The william Harrison cut TO the waters
edge The Professor Morse, being iron vessel,
ceiyed damage Much excitement was caused among
the Har1sOn's passengers.
WASHINGTON, sept. 15.-The Signal service Station at
Macon, N. c., reports that the schooner Charles NJ
Newens, OF and for NewYork from Charleston, with a
cargo OF phosphate rock lies four miles outside tho bar
leaking and with loss OF sails aud boat. steamer has
been sent for TO tow her into the harDor.
The lghtehip anchored the Frying Pan Shoals, OF
the North Carolina coast, which went adrlt In the re
cent gale has discovered by Lieutenant Hand, OF
the revenue Coax. and towed into the port OF
Smthye, n. Co In safety with her crew OF ten men all
on board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
LORD COLERIDGE ar LENOX.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, Sept. 15.-Lord Coleridge
attended private tneatrcas last evening at Lenox.
This afternoon, after short drive he attended mrsi-
cal matinee at the Lcnox Club House He took lunch
with Mr. Shepard aud the afternoon driven about
stocKbrdge and See. At o'clock dinner party
given by John H. Parsons to which about afty gcnomen
sat down. There speeches made and Lord
COeridge expressed pleasure at the infOrnallty of
affairs Tomorrow the entire party Will attend the
TRINITY Church Lenox aud on Monday AT IL o'clock
will 20 by way OF Plttsheld TO Albany, Troy aud the
HoOsac Tunnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
AN ENRAGED STATE OFFICER.
THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA IN
FIGHT.

THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA IN
A FIGHT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
COLUMBIA, Sc, Sept. 15.-ln a corridor OF the
State House this morning occurred between
James NJ Lpscomb Secretary Of state Tor south caro-
lima and John T. Thomas jr. private secretary 10 tue
Governor. concerning the means iesorted 10 ny
paper correspondent 10 obtain information ito"i 'no
ocrtve Denartment Lip3comb said that the CORE
snondept would not scrupe procure surrepttiousy
information from private papers Thomas disagreed
with him az to the integrity OF the correspondents ana
then withdrew into hla Office Lpscomb soon oiloweu
him and said to Thomas that his remarks were tanta
mount to calling him liar, aud siappeu Tue private
ao..,ar,, an the face The two men quarrellei. and
Thomas picked up piece OF stoYe IRON anu sru1h 1
IlpscOmb a heavy blow on the head. lnnlclDS III usy
Thomson appeared and separated the comoatantS'