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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-02
RELATIONS or CAPITAL AND LABOR.

| PfTTsBURG Penn, June 1.-The signing of
the scale wages by iron manufacturers yesterday
occasioned great rejoicing among all classes number
Of mills running to-day, but most of them shut
until Monday order to allow the employees TO attend
the annual picnic OF the Amalgamated Association at
| Beaver Saturday. On Monday every mill will have
resumed The wire drawers OF divers wiremill the
south side, TO the number OF 250 and also those
poyed by the Cambria Iron Works at Johnstown, struck
| to-day against 10 per cent reduction of wages.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The manufacturers here say the
rou strike here is ended and that the fires
can be started work viii proceed The workmen did
insist upon SO yesterday but roccded to S. 90 The
manufacturers, however, held the ground that their
agreement with the abide by the Pittsburg ad-
justment precluded them from all negotiation There
has been yet formal meeting OF the workmen
formal notice to the manufacturers but all
that work will be resumed.
YoUSGsTowS, OHIO. Juno Tho rolling mill propric
OF the Mahonlng Valley will all Sign the scale OF last
year, and work Will be continued without interruption
after next Monday, with the exception Of Brown Bon
nell & Co., who will close down for ten days TO take
account Of stock There great rejoicing among the
1000 mill employees here.
ST. LoUIs juno 1.Thirty-four OF the riotous miners
ColIinsvlc. who pleaded guilty to the indictment
for riot hned S25 and costs, but stay OF
ton was granted during their good behavior.
DIES MONIES, Ia. June 1.-The striking miners. in sddi-
tion to blowing the residences OF certain cooed
brought here to take their places charged with firing
two houses OF miners last night few miles outside tho
city. There Is no clew To the perpetrators
CHICAGO. June 1.-The Chicago Rolling Mil Company's
works at Bay View have been making merchant iron aud
shut down. except the blast furnace this morning,
throwing il00 men out OF employment. The works of
the Calumet Iron and Steel Company, South Chicago
the only other merchant iron ni In this vicinity closed
except the blast furnace last night At mddight,
thro wing 800 men out OF employment Had the scale
for pudding been signed earlier at Pttsburg yesterday
probably neither OF these would have closed aud is
thought probable that both will operations In
short time
The regular semimonfhy meeting of the Amalgamated
Trade and Labor Union held at No. 10 stanton-st
last night, Kenneth Mckenzie presiding. Mr.. Right
meyer, delegate from Cigarmasers' International
Union No. AZ, OF Springfield Mass, reported that COIN
mittee from Cigarmakers Progressive Union No. l. Of
this city, had nerferod in the Springfield strike and
had been instrumental in losing several shops tho
Union A motion was passed condemning the action OF
the committee OF the Progressive Unon dastardly
piece OF scabism" IL stated that amalgnmation
OF all the trades tho building line would bo effected
a meeting to be held ut No. 1872 Third-ave Wednes
evening.
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THE VATICAN AND TIE POWERS.

ROME. June 1.-The Vatican has abandoned for
the present the hope of establishing diplomatic re-
lations with England.
LONDON. June IA dispatch from Berlin 10 the
Exchange Telegraph Company says that Prlpce
Bismarck presided yesterday at meeting OF the
Prussian Ministry. 1t was decided by tho Ministry
TO take the regulation of church matters into their
own hands independent Of Rome and TO submit
bill in the Diet providing for modification OF the
Nav laws
BERLIN june 1.-The bill to be submitted TO the
Diet by the Prussian Ministry providing for modi
ficaton of the May laws. lis not intended 10
be an organic measure, but one removing the
chief objections TO those The bill will consist
OF a single paragraph allowing the saying of mass
and the dispensing of the sacraments In conslde:a-
ton of the recognition of the Governmen modified
RUE IN regard to the duty of informing the Govern
ment Of church appointments.
ROME, June 1.-The OSscTrGtorc Romano says that,
although Baron yon Schloezer will shortly
leave Rome he will return on the
expiration of his three months leave
of absence. The BORitear denies that the
negotiations between Prussia and the Vatican have
been broken off, but says that Prussia will expert,
ence great difficulty in replying to Cardinal
Jacobinrs note.
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rp,NcE rororIN. AND CHINA.

PARIS, June 1.-The Gdulois i'll an account OF the
recent attack of the Annamtes on French iorcc
near Hanoi, saws that Captain Riviere on leaving
the fort advanced with $50 marines. leaving IN re-
serve force of 25O men. These latter, however,
remained too far in tho to be of service to Cap
tain Riviere's advanced guard. which was surprised
nv a large force OF Annamites and almost annihilat
ed. When the rear guard arrived at the scene tnc
Annamites flcd, carrying Off Captain Rvcre ana
fifteen marines all of whom were iinpaed the next
day.
KEEL June 1.-The vessels which are 10 leavc
here next week for China are those recently ouiie
for the Chinese Government, and not German YES
sel. rs was stated They will take out supply OF
torpedocs. The vessels will be Inspected before
they leave here by captain OF the German navy
and will b. navigated TO Shanghai by German sea-
men, who after the vesses have been handed over to
the Chinese authorities will 90 on board vessels OF
the German SQUADRON in Chinese waters.
Hone KONG June I'M. TrlcOu. the newly ap,
nojnted French Minister 70 China. has passed
fbrouch here on his way to Shanghai where he VIII
confer with Ii Hung Chang who is to take com
mand of the Chinese troops III the provinces aqua
LONDON. June 1-Mr Gladstone stated In the
House OF Commons this afternoon that there was ao
present no chance OF offering The good Offices OF
Great Britain to France China looking to SET
Element between the two last mentioned nations III
regard to the trouble in Tonquin.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
THE UNFINISHED IRON-CLADS.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-Messrs. Cramp and Roach
and the other ship builders whose contracts with
the War Department for the double-turret-iron-
clads were suspended more than six years ago, are
awaiting with some impatence the orders OF the
Department to resume work on those vessels under
contracts to be approved by the Naval Advisory
Board. The old contracts obsolete in many
respects and the Bureau of Steam Engineering has
been engaged for nearly two months in getting up
new plans and specifications under the advice Of
the Advisory Board. These are now completed,
and to-day the contractors were at the Navy De-
partment to urge the early execution of the neces-
sary contracts They estimate that twelve months
will be required to complete the engines and
machinery, and that the cost thereof will probably
exceed the sum appropriated by Congress, owing to
expensive alterations and improvements required
by the new plans and specifications. Under the
law Secretary Chandler may, IL he thinks best,
remove the contracts to Government Navy Yards,
in which he required to ascertain the
amounts which ought to be paid to the contractors
severaly. for the and occupation OF their ship
yards, and report the samo to Congress-
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TIE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, June Lit was Just one year
TO day. from the beginning OF Star Route trial.
when Mr Merrck began the fth day OF his address to
jury. lie REQUIRED TO tho Department method OF CAL
cuatng the allowance OF pay for expedition and made
detailed aud comprehensive explanation OF the subject
Again he declared that John Dorsey had been guilty Of
deliberate perjury upon the stand in connection with the
duplicate aildavlts upon the Pueblo Rosia route and
maintained that his peJnred narrative was equivalent
10 a confession OF his crime John Dorsey had made
four blank afiidaylts on the day. lie made them
10 90 stock aud be filed up by another conspirat0r;
for what lie knew and cared not. The whole day
devoted criticsm OF various afdavits In the case,
the testimony being quoted by Mr. Merrck In support OF
his declaration that they stepped in perjury. Ad
iourned tn Monday.
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SUICIDE IN TROY.
Troy, June Jules Bartlett, of Lansngburg
committed suicide to-day by taking aaianum.
AFTER FOUR TRIALS ACQUITTED.
MINNEAPoLIs, June I.-W. +. Thompson. who
ham Loycoy was last evening acquitted This was his
RESPITE To A MURDERER
SYRACUSE. June 1.-Judge Vann this afternoon
granted proceeding, for sIy day. the case of
DROWNED IN THE MUSHROOM.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, June l.-,John Fitzgerald.
the Nnsgegon Company drowned In the Muske
gon River At Hcrsey. Yesterday.
A SINGULAR RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Trunk Railroad at staord caused by freight train
strnek BY passing train, and thus thrown
CHARGED WITH PENSION FRAUDS
BosToN. June label Prescott. of Aver was ar
TasGed before a Hset to-day on charge
for forgery in the ndOfsemsSt Of pension ehcci The DC.
fendsnt was held for examination.
MURDER BY LUNATIC
PETERsBURG, Va, June 1.-tienroy Henson, col
oss o the Il This ely wSs Murdered n
his yleiia striking him the head with pang In
MURDERED by A PRISONER
JOLIET, !ll June In the case Of the pr,son 1.
wSS q @ cs s . The G found r ha s
secretly made kuiis lie 70 accomplish hi, purpose
MURDERERs HANGED IN GEORGIA.
MACON, June John Bailey. age twenty-eight,
today presence 5000 persons Bailey murdered
s. iea arns es SHstc5 s
during quarrel.
KILLED BY FALLING CAsR.
IHILADELPaIA. a June l:-Whilc large wooden
eas Weighing sS RS%.S,& nv wa, being no,ed % to the upper
the cask ie two OF the engaged the Jo-
seDh Mccullough almost instantly killed aud Edward
Kelly sustained fatal Injuries,
An ENGINEER ACQUITTED OF BLAME.
Ew-HAvEN. june 1.-lu the care of George Rose.
the engineer trial at stamford charged with
IN causing the death OF Henry Wood Justice Keller to-day
Ross
proper to warn Wood OF danger.
KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. June The shingle mill
Of W Turner sons blown atoms this morning by
the explosion Of boiler O. v. Turner engineers Hiram
Goudng fireman, and John Mcdowell night watchnan,
killed L. Turner and ll0so Pcw s,riousy injured
damage 10 $5.O0U
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Of America at the second session of the Forty
seventh Congress- 1ss2s3 and treaties and ex
ecutive pr0clamati0ns.
PATENT OFFICE RECERTs.-Durng the first FIVE
Office were S5O7776 during the same period in 1882
the receipts only S428 S05 showing in
the receipts for the five months Of the present year OF
$7S,971.
THE COURT OF CLArMs-It is expected that the Court
motion for rehearng OF the case OF Leopold against
the United States, which involves questions IN conro
between the Secretary Of the Navy and Cadet En-
gineers In tho Navy.
CONVERSION CANNoN.-The Ordnance Department
Works for the conversion Of fifty teninch smooth-bore
Rodman guns into eght.inch muZzeloadng rifles, ana
the contracts have been sent to Boston for sgnaure
The total cost OF the conversion OF these nifty smooth
bore guns into rifles will be 100000
sET-OFF FOR DIRECT TAxEs.-The First Controller OF
the Treasury has decided that the act OF March g. 1885,
"to refund TO the State Of Georgia certain eI
pended by said State for the common defence in l77"
ing accounting officers Of the Treasury Department TO
make setof and not mandatory in the sense OF re-
peaing or suspending any prior existing statute
HUSBANDS DYING MEssAGE.-The Signal Corps Sta
tion at Manasquan, N j. reports that floating bottle
May So oe ana %
found please tell my wife Elizabeth Brewer Of Point
be lost Give love to her. and tell the boys to take
care OF her." Dated 1877. The lost vessel was the
schooner Ida Birdsall, OF Toms River, N. j.
REDEMPTION AND CANCELLATION OF sTAMPs.-The
Com missioner OF Internal Revenue to-day issued cir
cular providing that imprinted checks and drafts
may be to the Internal Revenue Bureau at once.
Such received will be cancelled and returned II
possible by July They may be presented In sheets or
bound in books aud will be returned in the cond
ton. Blanks which have been compress scd into blocks
or pads must be separated before presentation Claims
should be made form 81. copies OF which will be fur
nished upon application.
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THE TEWKSBURY INQUIRY.

BosToN, June 1.-ExGovernor Rice testified
in the Tewksbury hearing to-day that be visited the
almshOuse twice during ms term OF office. and made
thorough examiuston Of ITS condition and he found
everything satisfactory. lie suggested to Marsh the
improperly OF so many members Of his family being
employed at the institution and shortly after two Of
them retired. He had paid visit account OF
runOrs of It's nismauag cmcnt. but had recollection
that any definite charge had been brought TO his
ton,
Governor Butler read a long communication 10 ex-
Governor Rice made In 1876 from the State Board Of
Charities, setting forth all these charges, and asking
hiin TO interpose Mr.. Rice said that doubtless this
"
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THE NIHLIsTs AND THE CZAR.

LONDON June 1.-The Pau Nal Gazette publishes
O letter. dated May "a from the Nihilist Stepnlk,
author Of Underground Russia" in which the
writer said the Car would not be molested at the
coronation because the system OF attacks to create
terror has been replaced by plans for coup detat
aud attempts at revolt.
Moscow, June 1.-The imperial reRalia used on
the occasion of the coronation were returned to-day
TO the Kremlin with great ceremony. state ban
quet was given tonight TO the Mayors OF cities and
eral Won Scbweintz, the French and German repre-
sentatves at the coronation respectively, will both
give banquets Sunday to foreign representatives.
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INCIDENTS IN THE IRISH AGITATION.

DUBLIN, June 1.-The Ladies' Committee to
AID Political Prisoners has sent the following telegram
10 Mr.. Gladstone:
We appeal to you on the ground Of humanity for the
conmuiation of the sentences OF Thomas Cahrey and
Timothy Kelly, two OF the condemned PhGnlx Park
murderers Three lives have already been taken In
alonement for two. We ask for mercy.
Cafrey sentenced To be hanged on June 2, and
Kelly on June 0. No feply to the communication has
been received from Mr.. Gladstone.
The work OF the committee in charge of the Tuke Fund
Tor 1888 Is rapidly drawing close. The committee
Mayo and Galway.
~, ,Edward Harrington Editor Of The Kerry Sentinel and
tue printers OF that paper have been summoned
swe Tue charge Of printing the poster which appeared
On MAY ~ inviting persons who desired to Join the In
day. - - ~ ''A '"0 ''"'"
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DYNAMITE AND MURDER CoNsPIRACIEs.

LONDON, June 1.-The six dynamite con-
spirators against whom bills found Yesterday
were arraigned In the Old Bailey to-day before Justice
Hawkins They pleaded not guilty aud their trial was
fixed for the 11th inst,
special Court has been constituted 10 try the dyna
miteurs. II consists OF Lord Chief Justice Coeridge.
Justice Brett OF the Court OF Apea and Justice Grove
Of the Court OF Common Peas
CASTELAR,, June 1.-The hearing OF the prisoner \
charged with connection with the murdcr conspiracy in
County Mayo vas continued this morning An informer
testified that had received letter from Nny
the prisoners containing plan TO murder Inspector
Of Police who had attacked mob at Balna.
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NATIONAL DEBT QUESTIONS IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, June IA Congressional
committee has reported bill authorizing the Executive
to quidae the National debt excepting only the debts
Of the Empire. those Of the Mramon and Zuloaga
Governments and claims already rejected. Claims
admitted by the Mexican and American Mixed
Commission and those for railroad subventons not
affected by the proposed settlement The Executive Is
authorized to issue bonds bearing per cent interest
be receivable for Government lands, adjudcated prop
erty aud letters patent, the debt TO remain national
The details OF the settlement involving the amount re-
coguzed left entirely to the Executive. The bill has
passed its first reading.
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II II bdIU IIdI OIIIHHH HIBHl HI ItdsU DC bHSu
civil proceedings to recover the money.
THE NORFOLK NAVY YARD INVES STIGATION.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInUNc.I


WAsHINGroS, June 1.-Senator Mahonc's Wash
ington organ published exclusively to-day the
following paragraph. purporting to be telegraphic
dispatch from Norfolk Va:
sTne Board investigate the alleged violations Of the
Civil Service rules at the Navy Yariare at work eIamu
ing Witnesses Its duties under Instructions are con
fined the Bureau of laras and Docks, aud the time
between the lst aud llth Instant inclusive.
Upon the attention Of Secretary Chandler being
called to the above paragraph. he said " am will
ing that my instructions to the chiefs Of the differ
ent bureaus IN regard 10 that matter should be
published. Here they are;
The secretarys orders tho chiefs OF the several
bureaus-Yards and Docks, Equipment and Recruiting
Construction and Repair and steam Engiueering-are
Identical IN terms and require them 10 investigate the
facts alleged by Mr. DezcndOrf and TO reform dis
obedience OF law aud correct abuses In the admins
rati0n OF under the c0gnZance OF the bureau.
found to exist In the yard, for whatever purpose or
under whatever pretcxt maintained"
The paragraph in The National Republican Is of
course wholly incorrect. Every department Of the
Navy Yard is to receive thorough investigation.
which is not TO be confined to the time between the
lst and tn ultimo inclusive: and the comman-
dant OF the Navy Yard and his subordnatcs may as
well make up their minds first as last that such is
To be the case.
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TWO N,1AGasy PORTS BOMBARDED.

TAMATAvE, June 1.-The French have bomoarded
two morris on the northwest coast of Madagascar,
causing great destruction of British and olher iner
chaudise. The French man-ofwar Forfait ana T., .nc
British war sloop Dryad have left the haroor. Inc
M.lacasy authorities are pressing forward thelr
military preparations.
LONDON, june 1.-The Paris correspondent o, tne
Exchange Telegraph Company says that Mr. MOI Nor,
TON. the United States Minister. has no. talkea
with President Grevy relative to the Maiagasy
question: The correspondent adds that Tue Ai.Ii Al .
ican Government sees no cause 10 Interfere al 'u0
ranco-Malagasy imbroglIo.
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THE o'KELLY-McCOAN QUARREL.

! LONDON, June 1.-Whcn tue O'KeIly-Mc-
coan affair came mp IN the House Of Commons, this
AFTERNOON Mr. oKely stated that he thought the quar-
Tel was personal affair and outside the Jurisdiction
the House He stated that he cared neither
.or the opinion OF the House Of England but only
o' ms own nonor Mr. Mccoan he said, having refus ed
apologize for the language used in his address 70 bs
eonsttuents, relative to him fr OKelly) was outsds
az category OF those 10 whom honorable men pay
"a Gladstone sad that Mr. OKelly should prom,s.
~ caiJ tho matter futher. II no refused no lsr
''oiae)s would bs compelled 70 submit motion In
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,SaOREIGN NEWS.
LEADING TOPICS AT MANY POINTS.

z1oHTING IN MADAGAsCAR-PRUssiAA AND iiiE 'ni
cAN-wHAT THE NiHIILsTs ARE PLAN-''
THE DYNAMITE PLoTTERs.
The French have bombarded two poi's on
the northwest coast of Madagascar Causing
the destruction of much British proper'y.
"Details of the death of Captain R'viere
in Tonquin are given. Various reports
orc current regarding the relations OF
pruss;a and the Vatican and the IN
t.n.;ons of the Prussian Ministry 10
modify the May laws. The Nihilists are saia
to have adopted new method of carrying out
their designs against the Car. The Duke OIL
Chartres has been wrecked in the Caspian oea,
narrowly escaping with his life. The triai ci
the London dynamite conspirators Will oegln
on June IL.
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egari 10 him. Mr. OKelly answered that nc considered
he matter ended. The subject was then dropped.
AMERICAN PICTURES IN CANADA.

TORONTO, June 1.-At the annual meeting
OF the Ontario Society OF Artists special reference was
made 10 pictures brought here for sale by American
dealers. ostenslbly the productions OF first
class artists but really only copies OF originals reso
luton passed nat the Government be urged to in
crease the duty to 40 per cert pictures under the
value OF 81 900 each, and that value aud by we'll
known artists, the duty - be 10 per cent
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SEIZURE or BONDSMENS PROPERTY.

BRATrLEBoRoUGH, VT, June 1.-The United
States Marshal day served wrs OF attachment upon
the property OF tho four bondsmcn of Captain Morton
Pratt late Indian Agent who IL IL claimed by the Gov
ernnent IL some $4,000 short In his accounts The
bondsmon are wealthy gentlemen. They responsi-
Bile in the sum OF $4,000 each.
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TIE COOK LIBEL CASE ENDED.

FREEHOLD, n. j., June 1.-The indictment
against John H. Cook editor Of The Red Bank Register
for ibellns the people OF Red Bank In August last
tried to day After the evidence In. tho Court
sructed the Jury acquit the defendant the ground
that the state failed the fasty OF Ihe articles
puDllshed. The deiendant was discharged.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday June i, 1883
PATENTS FOR QUARTZ CLAIMs.-The General Land
Office to day granted patens to William II. Henry ct al
for the Sterling Price, South Virginia, and Johnuie
Buii quartz claims Ia the san Simon mining district OK
New Me xIco.
LAWS or CONGRESSIONAL 1REArIEs.-Thc Department
Of State has lust issued tho statutes Of the United States
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THE DUKE OF CHARITIES WRECKED.

Moscow, June 1.-The Duke of Charities has
sent q telegram to the Duke of Montpensier, repre-
sentative of the Spanish Court at the coronation,
stating that he has been wrecked in the Caspian
Sea and barely escaped with his life. The Dukc OF
Chartres is the second son OF the Dnke of Orleans
aud grandson of King Louis Philippe.
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A MURDER AT AUBURN.

AUBURN, June 1.-Mrs. Andrew Frcitzhem
ace forty seyep murdered this afternoon by
person unknown. Upon returning from work her hus-
band found her tho floor with her skull fractured
The deed committed with the blunt edge OF
hatcheL
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AMERICAN SURGICAL ASSOCIATION

CINCINNATI, june 1.-The American Surgical
Association continued It's session to-day Papers were
read by Drs Gandel OF Louisville; Conner OF Cncin
natl sayre OF Nsw-York; Marks OF milwaukee,; Moore