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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
TELEGRAPHIO NOTES.

MEETING OF MINING ENGINEERS CLOSED
Troy Oct l2.-The autumn meeting or tho
American Institute OF Mining Engineers closed here to-day
THE MARSHAL INFIRMARY AT TROY:
Troy, Oct 12.--The charges made to-day
of lsmanagemont the Marshal lnhnary, panSuaTy q
negligence In insane pauens were denied oSh'
Ly tbs authorities Of that Institution.
LARGE VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD.
BosrON, Oct l2.-In the Superior Court to-
day verdict $4,000 for tue painun was rendered IN ae
wIt o Edward Collins age ak, against tho souh Boston
Horse Company for pcrsona Injuries received oy oe
i'm, run by q car.
THE RESCUE OF THE RosEpALE.
BRIDGEPoRT Conn, OOt. l2.-Ihe steamer
Rosedae OF the Peoples Line has been oeed BY the BdSe
mort Company for $50 600 Recently the Eosedo
became the sound and was towed into Pot ~ one
above has ever presented to the Peoples Line
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AZ ACTORS ILLNEsS AND DEA1M
TURNED OUT OF A HOTEL AND PICKED Up ~ An
EXHAUSTED CONDITION.

IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TmBUSEI
ST. PAUL, Mnn., Oct. PA dispatch to The
Pioneer. Press from Saltwater. MINI, says William
scalan of the od-timc actors In Ncw.YOrk city,
and a member Of tho Lights o London" company,
which appeared here Monday aud Tuesday evenings,
died 10 in the city Hospital about o'clock this morn
Ing. Although not well, he played his part Policeman
ON Monday night, but too III to play Tuesday
evening. Manager Harris Of the Rhca Company an-
thorized the physician TO do everything possible for
the mans recovery aud after death bury the body
and he would pay the expenses scullan leaves wife
and TWO children IN New-York city, and Gfty -four
years OF age.
one Of tho unfortunate features Of his sickness Is that
he Is said 10 have turned OF the keystone House
on Tuesday ui.ht while so seriously al aud was picked
up an exhausted condition aud taken into BlIrutCs
liquor sLOp and from there to the CITY Hospital The
members Of the Rhea Company have sent letter Of
protest the proprietor Of he hotel and have presented
llr Barrett with a solid SILVER punch spoon "a token
OF regard for the kindness shown to their deceased
brother OF the profession. Unless II received from
relatives the body will be buried In this city.
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GENERAL EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

ALLENTOWN, Penn. Oct. 12.-The General
Evanyecal Conference opened with Bishop DuDs in the
chair paper asking for the equal division Of the pro-
oeeds OF the publishing house referred to the Com
mlttee on Ways and Means Papers asking for reduc-
tion IN the price OF sunday-sohool aud church perOd
caIs the publishing OF pocket ritual, aud an enlarged
edition of the hymnbook referred to the Commit
Publication.
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MISHdPS At SEA.

HALIFAX, Oct 12.-The bark Magnolia,
Captain Gerrier arrived North sydney yesterday from
Havre, August 10. On September she encountered
hurricane with tremendous cross seas which ala srea0
damage After various ycisstudes on September she
sented brig in disabled condition. At daylight she
rounded close to the brig which proved TO be the hse
toe OF Liverpool and found her crew exhausted. sns
had lost two men Chief oiicer Harvey manned poa0
and rescued Captain NeYn the nate and three ssaneh
took them Oh board the Magnolia aud DrQnght tnen ~
North sydney. In short tune afEerward the Misueeos
NH
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MYSTERIOUS CASE OF L5SIAITE.
THE FLIGHT AID INSANITY or MISS HATHAWAY
AT MARKsBORO'. N J.
rur TELEGRAPH 70 ruE TRIBUNE.

iDV TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE
BLAIRsTOwN, n. j., Oct. 12.-Nliss Hatha-
way. = finely educated young woman. came from her
home In HacksttsOwn in this county, Saturday to
Mnlsboro' near here take charge Of district school
there. She IN good spirits and apparently excellent
health. She went to church and Sundsy-schOOI on
sunday.
On Monday morning she was not IN her room, aud an
investigation showed that sue nau IeIJ It through u
window 10y OF rope made OF Aheets tied tose'he
Most OF her clothing and her watca money aud Jenery
remained In her room. Her disappearance remained
mystery until Tuesday evening when she was found bY
the statou-agsnt at Waterloo several miles distant ne
having been Informed by telegraph OF her flight She
was entirely out or her mind and had evidently been
wandering over the country ever since Monday niSaL
She was almost starved aud presented teToIe aPpoS
ance her clothing being torn, her hat missing ana er
hair tan gled mass Sue taken 10 her nome hnu Is
being carefully nursed, but tho physicians express te
hope tuat she VIII Recover her sanity she hsu
never been suspected OF insanity Deore anu no Gauss 10
known lOr her strange action
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4 RoBBERY TO PROTECT GAMBLERS.

ST. LOUIS Oct. 12.-It has been discovered
that the rcuit,Attorneys Office entered by burg
lars last night The short>hand records Of hoast Grand
Jury, which investigated the gambling ring mis- sing
The missing stcnOgraphiC uOtes cover all the testimony
OF twenty wtncs es IN the gambling investigation,
aud notes other important cases
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA.

TIE ANErvERsAEY CELEBRATED BY BANQUET IN
MADRID.
MADErp, Oc'. l2.-Iho anniversary Of tho dis
coycry Of America was celebrated hero this evening
With banquet i'm tho opcrl-housc. Covers
were lali for 300 gu-g'7. Tho building
was brilliantly Illuminated aud decorated with the
hags and coats Of arms II Spain aad the republics
Of North aud South America. All tho representa-
tiyes here Of the American republics were present
The company Included statesmen, politicians Of all
parties, literary mon, artists and diplomats. Tho
four tiers ot boxes wero crowded with tho 6lrte
OF Madrid society. Speeches IN several languages
were delivered, in'srspcrsed with musical selections
and the festivities ended with the uuycIiing OF a
statue Of Columbus which stood on the stage at the
he lad of the table.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
curr1Ne oNE MAN ~ KILLING ANornER

CUTTING ONE MAN AND KILLING ANOTHER.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2.-"Tipo Curtis last
night badly Charles HOukman and shortly after Ia ALI
other quarrel killed man named Vaughan.
THE ROBBERY OF NEWPORT COTTAGERS
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 12.-ln a Justices court
at Newport thls morning McCukeT and Richard Clayton
hold IN 900 bali Tor breaking and entering the cottage
Of Mrs. Grace ". Ives
ESCAPE AND RECAPTURE OF A PRISONER
MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. l2.-lsaac Langal, con-
victed nccndH1n jump "a from window OF au *.
press train running the TtC Of fCI sN miles per ho
stopped and be AftefN sId EecapdIe nav
ing received nc injury.
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TIE CAMPAIGN IN TONQUIN.

ToULoY, Oct 1.-THE Fronch transport Correze
has started for Tonquin with 100 men and a
quantity of war material
PARIS, Oct. 1.-The evening papers here state
that the differences between General Bouct and
Civil Commissioner Harmand I'm respect to the con-
duct Of affairs I'm Tonquiu originated in conflict
of opinion, not Of authority. General Bouct wished
to take S0ntay by force. while the Commissioners
preferred the exercise Ot diplomacy
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PROPOSED MEMBERS OF THE MINISTRY
PARIS, oct. l2.-It is reported here that senor
Morct, a leading member Of the Spanish Democratic
Club. Is 10 be appointed Spanish Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. His appointment would be regarded here
as sguifvlng the close Of the Alfonso incident
LONDON oct ia dispatch from Madrid to a
local news agency says Senior Camacho has declined
TO contuueas Minister Of Finance IN he new Cabi-
net az he Il reluctant to trust his projects for fuau
Cial reforms to "a Coalition Cabinet
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN METHODS.
lBr TELEGRAPH 70 rng THBuSE.l

lBT TELEGRAPH 70 IilE ThGBuSEi
BOsTON, Oct 12.-AbOut 400 poor laborcrs
are employed by the Boston Water Board In the town OF
Ashland. day or two ago the "boss" Of the gang
circulated paper among the men calling for subscrip
lions 10 the Democratic city campaign fund man
protested and the "bOss" asked him he preferred
iose his place. Another discharged because he
was not a voter, aud was Informed tlat he would be
taken On again II hc would get uatuIa.zcd, which he
did.
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APPORT1ONMEYT IN PENYSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Oct. 12.-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. OrnsDy's Dem) House concurrent rcsou-
ton 10 appoint commission Of eight -four Senators aud
four Members Of the House, to whom shall be referred
the entire subject Of appOronmeuts and report tde
suits to the respective houses, up as unfinished
business viva vOce vote taken and Lieutenant
Goyernor Black declared the resolution cOncurrod in.
Mr. CnOper moved that the vote be recOnsdered. With
out any hna action tue resolution tue Senate ad-
iourned until Tuesday.
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PURCHASE OFrELEPHOyE PATENTS.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1.-THE long pending
negotiation between the Globe Telephone Company OF
New-York the Shaw Telephone Company Of Chicago
has finally been completed and the Globe Company now
becomes the Of the patents for the United states
formerly owned by the Shaw Company
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THE GRAPE CROP DAMAGED BY FROST
rpy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l

KINGSTON. n. Y, Oct. 12-It is found that
tho damage 70 the Hudson River grape crop By tho
severe fross Of last week greater than at first sup
posed especially in the region short distance BACK
from the river and on low ground IL ID claimed by
some that the frost has resulted In loss OF over ones
third of the entire crop In this valley, Others place the
VIII
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FALSE REPORT or 4 COMING DUEL.
rprrELrGnApu 10 rue TRuDUNg. J

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 12.-The reports
pubIlshed IN Boston and philadelphia this morning con-
ceruing prospective duel between j. Warren Johnson
Rapres.ptative from Enfield and Ira c. Forbes city
eor Of Tbs Ersning Post In this city had little fOuuda
non few words passed between them at the kepuo'
lcan Convention yesterday, put aside nom tni' lhere
wua nothing pointing to au exchange or shots.
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THE ESCUTCHEON QUESTION IN GRO OATIA.
PEsrH, Oct. l2.-lIerr Won Tlsza's resolution with
respect to the escutcheOn question in Croatia,
providing for retention of the present Croatan in
scnptions and the discontinuancc Of the hungarian
aud bI-liuGuai inscriptions, was adopted to-day by
the Ohhrhnu4
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YOUNG MEN IND THE MINISTRY.

READING, Penn, Oct. 1.-THE SYNOD Oh .ns
Romd Church Of the United States to-day deprecated
,bs i,potnati,u OF young men enter the ministry 40
aoaip.t more profitable calling iu life and passed
Sestou that earnest Efforts be put forth 70 in4us~
young Iusn TO eater the ministry.
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sENnR ZORRILLA IN PARIS.

PARIS Oct l2.-Scnor Ruiz Zorrlia arrived hero
yesterday. lie had intended 10 be present at au
international literary banquet yesterday evening,
but abstaincd at the request Of the organizers in
order to avoid giving the affair a political color.
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THE 1RlAL OF SENATOR SESSIONS

ALBANY, Oct. 12.-Ex- -Assemblyman Alex
ander b. sheldon, OF Chautauqua was recalled to-day
in the Sessions lie said that he was uhiIehuy 10
sessions owing 10 tho fact that tue latter had opposeu
him nt the elections. Tho prosecution thon closed
Ex-senator Hamilton Harris counsel for sessions
moved 20 quash tho indictment, arguing thai 0rlbeiy
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PASSING WORTHLESS Greeks.

LONDON Ont, Oct IA man who gave his
name as the Roy. James Young, OF Philadelphia, was
arrested here TO day for passing worthless checks on
two city merchants Both checks we're made payable 70
the order of the Rev James Hughes OF Saruia
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THE YELLOW FEVER EPLDEMIC.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II. - Surgeon General
Hamilton to-day received Telegram from Lieutenant
Commander Welcn NO the Navy Yard, Pensacola, Fla,
reporting OF yellow fever bc
Yacsccnt. Unless there signs OF further Of
during the days, General HAMILTON
that the quarantine against that section VIII DO abOls
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A RUSSIAN OPTICAL SENTENCED.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct 12.-Tho trial of NJ. Per-
FLEW, Director of the Postal Department, who was
charged with the cmbezzlemcnt of State moneys,
was concluded to-day. The prisoner was found
guilty md sentenced to dismissal and to pay a hne
OF 1000 roubleA
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THE REPUBLICANS OF BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.-The Republican City
Convention tonight ndorsed the nomination OF j.
Monroe Heiskell Independent Democrat, for Mayor
and nominated Robert II. 5mlth Tor states Attorney
and william Il. Airey for Sheriff
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MRS. AMASI SPRAGUE SERIO USLY I'LL.

NEw-LoNDoN, Conn, Oct. 12.-Mrs. Amasa
sprague mother OF Ex-Governor William spraSue, was
stricken with apopeIy at the residence Of relative In
GrOton today and not expected TO live She is oghty.
1ye ycargOld
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had not been proven. The DistrctAttorney and the
Attorney General opposed the motion. The attempted
bribery, 10 claimed offence at common law
Rufus W. Peckham began to speak for the motion and
had not concluded when tho court adjourned.
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DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS IN SPAIN.

MADRID, oct. l2-Thc village OF La Estralla, in
the province of Teruel, has been inundated. Six
teen houses have been destroyed and over forty
lives lost.
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FRANK JAnEYS HALF BROTHER ARRESTED.

SAVED FROM BEING MURDEHLD ONLl bi n D
AIM.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 12.-John L. sam
uels of Kearncy No. and half brother OF Frank James
was arrested last night for shooting at L. C. Daniels
hack driver He was intoxicated. and when asked by
the driver for his fare fred the ball grazing the driver
head. Letters were found upon samues from franA
I I ,icb tho latter stated that he expected to be
able 20 dispose Of the charges against hin ana oo1h
bfa raIaH
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ARREST OF @. J. DEWEK.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-C. j. Dewey, who
went to Montreal from Liverpool aud obtained $4,000
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from Nelson's Bank and large from banking houses
IN Iosto and thor placss was arrested here Yesterday
on the steamer Copc just that vessel had started ior
HOng-KOng.
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METHODS OF CARRYING lHE STATE DEDAlEN -
SPEECH BY GOVERNOR CLEVELAND.
Upon invitation of the Democratic State
Committee prominent members of the DEM
ocratic party from all parts of the State met
Mt Albany yesterday. A conference was heiu'
at which measures to be taken for carrying the
State were considered. In the evening Gov
ernor Cleveland, in response to serenade,
made political speech, in which he indirectly
disclalmcd having dictated the nomination of
The Democratic candidates for State offices.
Speeches were also made by Isaac H. Maynard
and Alfred c. Chaplin, two OF the Democratic
State candidates.
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THE SPANISH AMBASSADOR RESIGNS.

III HIANlSll AMbA~SADOh hESlNrNS.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Due de Fernan-Nunez, the
Spanish Ambassador to France, has resigned, and
declares his determination to insist upon the ac-
ceptuuCe Of his resignation.
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DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL.
A CONFERENCE AT ALBANY.

METHODS OF CARRYING THE STATE DEBATED-A
SPEECH BY GOVERNOR CLEVELAND
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u HINII DI UOF IlN-NOIs OLT Y LI4ANO'
AoADLY CoNGRATULAHED--A CLEVELAND INA.
CHINE" DIsCLAIMED.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO The IRIBUSE.l
ALBANY. Oct 12.--GoyernOr CleveIand's house
was thronged with Democratic politicians
.o-nlght The Governor was in genial
S0Od and recsiVod all who came with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-14
ADDITIONAL SPECIAL NEWS,
Fort Worth.

Fort WORTH. Feb. 13.-TSpecial. IA
number Of merchants have been discount.
ing the trade dollars at 10 per cent, and
the banks of Fort Worth declare the trade
dollars are worth par in gold, and they will
so receive them.
Captain j. I. Alexander states that DR..
Chiffon, Of Dallas, has successfully one.
rated on and trealed his little son Tor dis.
ease Of the ear.
City scrip was issued to-day to pay an
old indebtedness.
Two thousand dollars cash were paid In
to-day by the city collector to the treasurer.
The Building and Loan association S
premiums are 2 per cent. and per cent.
The twelve jurors in the case of jim
Cresswell, charged with numbering Lemuel
Edwards was obtained, after exhausting
several heavy venires. The case awaits
Miss Minor, stenoerapher, who is TO take
the testimony.
A lot Of cotton Seed tools, etc., the prop.
erty Of Thomas Frederick Price, the pecu.
liar millionaire, were sold to-day under the
sheriff s,hammer. The outfit brought S937.
Charles Canlrell, for the theft OF horse,
was given I'VE years, on plea of guilty, to.
day. Jim Wilson, for stealing watch and
gun from Mr. James, pleaded guilty and got
two years, A petition for his pardon is
being numerously signed,
The county commissioners court met
to-day and opened two bids for
leasing the Tarrant county, Wichita,
school lands. Burk Burnett bid fourteen
hundred and twenty-five dollars per annum
aud Ed Cowherd bid two thousand dollars
per annum. Both bids were rejected. Fur.
lher bids will be opened tomorrow.
Mr.. A. Il. Ferguson and Miss Grace How.
ard were married tonight at the Episcopal
church,
l.. NJ, Curry aud Miss Lydia 7. Terrill were
married tonight at the Episcopal church.
Rev. Robert d. Wear, Cumberland Pres.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-14

AN Atlanta paper states that there are two
safe lines Of investments in that city, and
word for word its remarks may be applied
to Dallas. We have called attention in these
columns to both subjects before, but they
cannot be too frequently dwelt upon. The
paper mentioned says: "The steady i'm.
crease of our population causes growing
demand for small houses. This demand
will continue for long time to come, and
capitalists who make their arrangements to
supply this pressing want of the public will
find that they have acted wisely. Our
numerous street'car lines bring the remote
sections Of the city in close contact
for all practical purposes, and par
ties who contemplate building cot.
tages will not be compelled
to buy high.priced real estate, They can
find eligible locations in the suburbs. Be.
sides the interest which this investment
would realize, 1t must be borne in mind
that the real estate thus improved would
probably double in value in few years
time. The second line of investments is
manufacturing. The smaller industries,
requiring only moderate amount of capi.
tai, open wide field in Atlanta, Many Of
our hourishing and profitable industries
were started a few years ago by enterpris.
ing men with capital ranging from few
hundreds to few thousands. Men Of
Judgment who make their investments il,
the direction above suggested will have
good reoson to congratulate themselves"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-14
Commercial and Financial.
STOCKS AND BONDS,


New York, Feb. lS.-The stock market
opened weak, 1 to II lower, and continued
weak in the early dealings, and further
decline of to took place, after which the
market was irregular.
Prime mercantile paper, TO G; bar silver
LILO; exchange, steady; 50, long; SIS, sight
governments ! higher for extended SIS
otherwise unchanged; states neglected
railroads active Stocks since II O'Clock
have been duh and weak. Elves extended
l0t AIS l3s; As, 1.l9l; 3s, 10i.
Money loaned down from 81 to . and ur
to 3, closing offered at 8; prime mercantile
paper, 3 to G; sterling exchange b b steady
1 50; sight exchange, ass; Al coupons, LIS.
As coupons, l.l9s.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, Feb. l3.-Bcevcs receipts
400, mainly for city trade, weak and i'm.
settled, with u limited business; easier
prices; common to good steers, $500 Ia
So 70; live weight dressed beef dull; Oh com.
mon to good sides; dressed beef slow in Lon.
don and Liverpool l2i for American.
Sheep receiots 1000; very quiet ordinary
to prime sheep, $500 to $3.50; Lambs, So 50
to S.. Flour firm. Wheat, cash lots, to
q higher; options, to y higher: No. red,
Sl1S TO lilo; No. red 81 q to $l.22..
Corn, cash lots, to l higher and strong;
options opened to better and after wards
lost, but advanced and closed stronger; No.
3, 69t to i0l; by steamer, ~ to 70; No. 9,
72l TO 72i, Coffee dull and unchanged,
Sugar quiet, but firm; fair to good refining,
81 I. Molasses quiet but steady; Porto