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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

DISCUSSING THE EEARIuENWAltEAND GLASSWARE
SCHEDULE
rBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
WAcuINGToN. Feb 1.-The advocates of a duty
of 20 per cent all valorem upon the extract OF hem
lock and other bark used for tanning purposes Won
a decisive victory IN the Committee of tine Whole
Uouse to-day. the amendment to that effect being
adopted by vot Of 9s to "a. fourteen Democrats
voting with all the Republicans except two or
,brce in the affirmative. Messrs Carlisle and Tucker
were not among he fourteen Democrats mentioned,
ol,bopgb they both stood firmly BY
,hs 20 per cent duty upon extract OF sumac.
which is used for the purpose that the extract
90 barl IL The advocates of the amendment sp-
neored TO have decidedly the best OF the argu-
meGt.
The items relating to varnish. except shellac,
were combined the word spirit" before var
nishes' struck out and the rate on all hxed az ~
per cent ad valorem plus an amount equai 10 tho
internal revenue tax on the alcohoi contained
,ba,sin. Mr.. Willis, of Kentucky made another
unsuccessful attempt to get la a proviso exempuns
tro,n dnty alcohol 10 be used in manufactures
and IN. arts Messrs. Morrison and Townshend
both offered substitutes for Schedule A, and both
were de ealed
Schedule Is, earthenware and glassware, was then
taken up AMI s. s. Cox asked that lt be passed over
unt after the other schedues nau Deen acteu upou,
saving he hoped that by that time Abram 5. Hewitt
who ia greatly interested i'll this particular schedule
would be able To attend. The Committee OF tho
Whole did not accede to the requesti and very
brisk debate olowed the various items, incressr
ing by l5 per cent the rates upon plain and decors
ed earthenware aud china. The chief speakers
were Ch .irman Kelley Major Mckinley and hessra'
Carlisle Brewer. Morrison and Mills. Inc last
named gentleman is extremely volubIe' Dnt when
he attempted to-day in a fve-mlnute speeeh 10
hr,dcs the zap between OF Catos speeehes in the
Ro,nan Senate and the proposed duty on
o,ncLerv he failed miserably. Major Mckinley
made q capital speech, proving by two
original invoices of English earthenware, furnished
NV a cincinnati importer, that the new rates, with
the duties on inland transportation, commissions.
etc.. abolished will be trihe less on the cheaper
wares than the present duties Mr.. Carlisle dis
coursed eloquenty IN behalf of the consumer andof
lower rates OH goods such as arc found IN mo
cabin of every coored man in the South"
But Mr. Carlisle found more than his mateh ID 'no
quiet ami modest Representative Brewer VINO
pottery manufacturer Of seventeen years eAperi-
suce. and who made she speech Of the day. Any
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EFFECTS OF STORMY WEATHER At SEA.

LONDON, Feb. "a dispatch from Sligo, Ireland,
saws that the gunboat Redwing attempted to reach
the Island of lnnismurray with stores for the starv
Ing people, but heavy seas frustrated the effort.
heavy gale prevails around the British coast
TODAY, aud numerous casualties are reported. Two
coasting vessels were wrecked the Isle of Man
and their crews were drowned
The British schooner Rare Plant, Captain Blake
from st, Johns N. F. January g. has arrived at
Liverpool with cargo of oil. She encountered
terrific weather on the 10th ultmo. portion of
her bulwarks and her sails were earned away. The
cargo rs supposed to be damaged. The safety of tine
vessel is attributed 10 the fact that small bags OF
OIL were towed over the stern, thus preventing the
sea from breaking over the vessel while she was
running before the wind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
TIE MICHIGAN SENATORSHIP.

DETROIT Feb. 2.-The first ballot in the
Joint convention Of the Legislature to-day resulted
foows Ferry, 49, Stout. 45 scattering, 80. eleven
different can Idates, two OF whom were Demo
crats caucus held by the Democrats last night
and a disposition to abandon stout shown by few
members To-day Greenb Ick FusiOnlst voted for
Ferry. Upon this two members who had hitherto sup
ported Ferry changed their votes To other candidates
Tue FusOns then recalled bis vote an cast 1t for Stout
whercupOn the Ferry men also returned tO Mr. Ferry.
The second ballot stood Ferry, 4S SOnt, 40 scatter
ng. 80. on nine different candldaes The Fusion MEN,
bers YEO mcdItated a oreaS went back 10 stout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
THE CHICAGO PnODUCE MARKET

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-rhe market advanced
in pork and lard to-day and led tOa general impression
among the Board of Trade men that squeeze" " in
provisions for February has begun. The advance on
Change not particularly marked; but on call de-
cided jump was made. RumOr has It
that Armour Co. hold 100000 barrels
In pork and have long line OF shorts not only In TINS
cOunry put In Europe ". X. Fairbanks * Co. said
TO control early the entire STOCK lard. and credited
with operating In conjunction with Armour In aid.
tiUn eat has SHOWN advancing tendency for some
daJ and IS stated hat David DOws Co. putting
screws under that cereal Tor February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRs IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Feb. 2.--In the Cortes last night
sehor Pedregal (Repubictnl, an ex-Mnister, moved
that the most favored nation treatment be accorded
to the various countries. including England aud the
United States that desire make treaties OF commerce.
senor Arm'Jo Foreign Minister opposed the motion as
preudicial To Spanish interests and asked authority 10
negotiate with the various Governments which should
offer suitable compensaton. seAor Pedregaps motion
was rejected by vote OF Il2 20 l6
lne Senate to-day. by vote OF 112 70 o. adopted
resolution allowing Deputies the Congress either TO
bwear or promise fidelity TO the King
1he rum0r that difference existed between the MIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Friday,

LONDON. Fridny, fep =, lSo3'
The Government has refused the request OF the author
tiles of Inverness military aid to execute legal pro-
cesses in the Is.e of Skye.
The Pan Mall Gazette says the BeltLawes libel case Is
not to be further proceeded with.
dispatch from Bombay says: "serious disturb
have broken among the Bhees. and the Gov
ordered for the protection OF the from
tier at Rewah aud Kantha."
George W. FOote, editor; William j. Ramsey, propr-
etOr and Mr.. Kemp, printer OF The Freethnker. ap-
peared at the Mansion House to-day t0 answer the
charge bias herhous libel The remanded pre-
paratory to committal for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
SUITS TO COLLECT TAXEs.

ALBANY. Feb. 2.-lhe Controller has re-
ouestrd the Attorney General to bring action against
the Mutunl Union Telegraph Company for falling TO
make proper OF its stock for the purposes Of
the corporation law The SUIT will be for the amount
Of the tax and penalty. lie has also Informed the
General that the Knickerbocker Ice Company
has refused to pay tho tax s capital stock amount
no to AZ 900 and terest, the ground that 10 "a
nanufac urina company and he has requested him 10
hiring suit for the collection OF the amount due.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
GERMANY AND TIE POPE.

LONDON, Feb. PA Vienna dispatch to
The 50 Jamess Gaette says: "Tbe Pope has returned
very coneiliatory answer 10 the Emperor Williams
letter IL il hoped that a direct and personal under
standing win shortly DC reached on the oasis OF com m
pete revision Of the May Laws with concessions on te
part OF the Vatican upon tue question Ol obtaining lS
previous consent Of tue German Government W al
eocleslastoal appointments"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
IRON AND STEEL WORKS CLOSED.
TWO THOUSAND MEN UNEMPLOYED.
TIE UNION IRON AND sTKEL COMPANY EMBAR-
RAssED-CLAIMs FOR OVER $l.000,000 PRE-
SENIED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUsE.l

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBufEl
CHICAGO Feb 2-The Union Iron and Steel Com
pany closed their mill IN Bridgeport tins morning
thro wing 1000 men out of employment. meeting
Of the directors will be held on Tuesday February
@. A. b. Stone, president Of the company, paid his
bill at the Palmer House last evening but is under
stood to be still in the city. Judgments were en-
tered by confession IN the United States Court tnls
morning against the company in favor Of the fol-
lowing persons: Amasa Stone. Of Cleveland.
$3.50. 1000: Bank Of Ncw-York $4,000 American
Exchange National Bank. S7O,O0O Russell sage,
Sl6,SOO; Second National Bank OF Boston,
$1,000; Union National Bank of NcwlOik,
SIS. 800 total. II. .0GG.SOO.
At tie city Office OF ,he company inquiries were
met with tn stcrcotyp-d reply: " Mr.. Stone can
II bc seen by anv ouc.p Il II understood that lie
* engaged iu solving the financial problem :" sud-
denly made the all absorbing tonic of conversation
IN relation 10 the comrany, but not even n suglrS-
ton as 10 the result was permit cd 10 escape The
meeting of the directors On tuesday morning n II
VIII be- att udcd bv Ama-a store, when it IS CX-
pcCtcd th.t the entire matter VIII be settled.
Ihc most d, curate estimates O5tluabe Tx the
habiItic, OF tue UuI'n Iron aud Steel NorSs az
I2.2~4ljS Ihc Works were taken possession of
to-day by the Uniicd states Marshal on attach
mems.
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GLADSTONE AND THE NEXT SESSION.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Ihe Times says "The
fact that Mr. Gladstone will TO London at the end
Of next very satisfactory as just after his arrival
st Cannes doctors held consultation as to wbeherit
would not be necessary for him to proOng his holiday
until after Easter II Is understood that on the meeting
of Parliament the Irish members will make vehement
attack administration OF the Crimes act but do
moi nend for the present resort to direct ObStruc
hon Mr.. Gladstone himself has been foremost In
urging the Executive TO use all It's powers In bringing
one nders In ireland to justice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
THE LOSS OF THE STEAMER ANsoNIA.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Later advices show that the
loss of life by the wrecking of the Italian steamer
Ansonia on the coast of Tripoh, much greater
than given III the previous dispatches, which stated
that twenty of the pershed, and that tho rest
M the crew and the passen gers saved The
eIact number Of lives lost is not yet known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
THE FISHERIES EXHIBITION IN LONDON

LONpOS. Feb "A private inspection made
to-day of the building in which the International
Fisheries Exhibition Is to be held The chairman OF
the Executive Committee said it was expected that
the exhibition would be a brilliant success. Every
foot OF space IN the building would be filed The
last accession was that OF Russia. which for some
time had held aloOf but asked for IL. 900 feet
OF space. The chairman reminded bis hearers that
the Queen had prom sed. If her engagements per
mitted, 10 open the exhibition on May l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
THE COREY EXTOR TON Trial.

FREEHOLD, N~J, Feb 2.-ln the Corey
trial o-lay william II. Cooper, plumber who did the
work AT the Hotel Bellevue sad that he thought
good lob and tha he wa, Orlered TO do the work with
out regarJ expcne. ia nes H. Corey, the defendant,
tosned rcgarl ng the plumbing arrangements OF the
hotel aud manner q AcephB nc io'c1 ciIah. inc
COur alonr1ic unu MOnday LOrnng before his exam
III INN -. YILIInI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
TIE -NEWs IN THIS CITY.

Al the Office Of the Union Iron and steel COMPANY
in tins CITY, II WAC said yesterday that no official
statement of the companys affairs could be made
belorr the return Of the president A. Is. stone lie
went West Two or three weeks ag1 and a. his office
was SAID tia, the da,e Of his return had not set
been fixed Ia ms absence. II rald. iniOTma-
ton about the company could he made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
SUITS Against TUE PACIFIC BANK.

BosToN, Feb. 2.-The Executive Committee
Of the stockholders Of the Pacific Bank have brought
two suits or rather VIII maintain the suits of Messrs
j. " Fletcher and George r. Frost a,a!nst the Pacific
Bank IN order 10 test the question whether the
stock and the Old and new assessments on the stock do
constitute indebtedness Of the bank. rhe papers
the ha IDS OF the Shorthand viii served the
receiver and the directors The sts being brought
IN the sta courts fletcher owns 100 aud Frost 225
shares stock The latter was Undue 81 to become
director hank started after It's first failure,
Aml MXeslcd sl6OOO CaAn % Lhe cOncern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
THE DISPUTE BETWAnN COLLEGE CRLWS

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Feb. "A letter was
received by Yale to-day from Harvard in which tue
latter objects neutral COMMITTEES and insists that #
the conditions previously laid down not observed
the must be abandoned meeting Of the Advisory
Committee viii be held tomorrow afternoon and he
Yale Cub will be governed by what the committee
directs Tue Yale Insist that tner challenge be
cep ed and that then Advisory Commitee allowed
to details II the committees cannot agree tnen
decision OF neutral committee shall be abided by.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
TIE FIRE RECORD.
NO WATER TO FIGHT THE FLAMES.

A barn belonging to widow, Mrs. Conway,
at Astoria, Long Isas city, set on IRE b.
known person yesterday morning and destroyed. A
horse aud three burned TO death The fire
not able 10 get water 10 fight the flames. The
first organizations 10 reach the IRE Tiger Hose
Company. so T. OF Astoria, and seinway Hose, No. T.
Of IOWcry Bay. They could only OOtain sufficient water
10 throw stream about Ten ieot from tbs hydrant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
MALTREATED By MEXICANS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-Ihc Alta California
publieles a etter from George Ca eb master OF the
schoouer Adranna, OF san Francisco. dated La Paz,
Mex The writer aegeG that in December he anchored
in darras with CARO- shifted and leaking IN the bav
near La Paz ; thai he was seized by he Customs al-
e., rites aken to La PaL thrown into jail roused legal
advice or com I unicat with the American COusu,
aud thai his is detained under suspicion OF SNUG
Cling with pr sent prospect of release The Alta Cali
Gyruid youches lOr tho character OF Captain Caleb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

The agent Of the company told that under the Pau
per law the Arabs must be taken back to Europe He
insisted that the Arabs proposed TO gain living in New
York by tattooing To-day when application was made
for clearance papers for the samara the documents
refused until the Arabs included the pas
senger list The agent then appealed to Collector Worth
tngtoD for tho papers and endeavored to coLvince
HIM that the Arabs not paupers. The Collectors
deciaon was not given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
OPERATIONS IN TIE SALT REGION

ROCHESTER, Ny, Feb. 2-The Auburn and
Canadian syndcates. whch yesterday made large
purchases OF lands in the salt region at Warsaw and
near there, to-day making arrangements TO build
thirty large blocks to be In operation by September l.
with n loduction OF several thousand barrels daily.
General H. smith Of Hayerstrtw. s also building addi
tional blocks at his wells In wyoming; also a large re-
fnrry soda mandatory Is 10 be erected at Warsaw.
nm cxcILemenl IN the nelLs lncrnlses daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
EFFECTs OF cid FAILURE IN CLEvELANn

CLEVELAND, Feb. 2.-'Tne iailure Of he Iron and
Steel Company at CHICAGO has created profound
scusa ion here. 4. b. and Amasa Stone and other
Cleveland capitalists owned probably two-thrds OF
the stock, aud the greater part Of the sum owed for
ore Is dur to companies having their headquarters
here II va, known that the company WAS DIS
tressed but it, failure was unexpected even 10y the
so'kho'd 'dcrs who rst heard OF II through the As5o
ciated Press dis patohes. A pTomncnt banker said
to-day that there not ore or coke company
IN the countiy that did no. press is contracts on
the Union Company and mat no establishment
anywhere had better credit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWs
THE MILWAUKEE, FIRE INvEsTIoATIoN 2,

MILWAUKEE FIRE INVEsTIGATIoN
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1.-The jury in the Corr
onrs Inouesr In the Newnan House disaster, dd not
onrt r - nn9n verdict to-day and again adjourned
HANGED FOR KILLING 4 RANCHMAM =.
CUICAGO, Feb. "A Springer, \. VI, DIS
oh oys hat Damsou Romero. young Mexlcan, was
s"5 ~ tod1y for the murder Of William Brock
smiih a ranchman near sweet water year ago.
RESIGNATION oFJUDGE MARsroN.
DvrPoTr. Feb. 2.-Judge Isaac Marston OF
a. s,rs,ne ,ourt has sent in his resignation, 10 take
ePTect ~ the end OF the month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
THREE ARABS ARRESTED As PAUPERS

BosToN, Feb. 2.-Three Arabs arrived here
on Wednesday ON the steamer samara on theH way 10
New.York. They jumped from tho wagon whiie neing
transferred TO the Old Colony Railway station, and later
ia the day they were arrested EOrths for begging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

TOLEDO, OHIO, Feb 1.-The extensive planning
mill of william Peter, In st. Clairst, caught fire thls
evening and was totally consumed The ioss IL est
mated at s7b 900; the insurance Ia $4,000.
ALBIoS. y. Y, Feb. 2-rhe Curtis Manufacturing
Companys buildings were partly destroyed by Gre this
evening The loss Is estimated at about $4,000 and Is
COVERED By nhnrnnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
THE PErERSBURG MAYOR QUESTION:

PETERSBURG, Va, Feb. ct. j. Jarratt
(Rrad who was elected Mayor OF this city by the City
Council yesterday afternoon, made formal demand OF
Colonel f. H. Archer the Democratic Mayor to-day for
the Office wnich MI Archer refused to surrender. BY
mutual agreement neither VIII hold court until the Su
preme Court Appeals OF Virginia passes upon the
Tue duties Oi Mayor IN the meantime will be discharged
nv one of he ma.sigtrates Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
4 NEW PLANET DISCOVERED By PALISA.

BosroN, Feb. "a dispatch received at the
Harvard Observatory says: "A planet was discover d
last night by PAlisa AZ Vienna. Its place. February
1888 Greenwich mean time. was in right ascension
10 hiurs, D mi 10 src and declindOn 0deg., 40 niI
40 sec. nortA. Its daily motion In rgnt ascension ID
minus ii aeo., and detlinauOn min. north
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
SYALLPOX IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. 2.-Several cases of
smallpox reported at Gowensvlile small town In
GreenyIle County The disease was brought there by
ope Ralew from Arkansas where he lost his wife and
scvera children by smallpox. THIS Ia the first time the
d,sense has AIDED South Carolina In several years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
HEAVY GALE FRANCE.

PARIS Feb. "A tremendous gale prevailed to-
day in this vicinity, causing damage TO property in
several districts The scafOlding around the new
Hotel de Vile here was hurled down and one person
WAS killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
4 COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER MISSING.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Feb. 2.-H. 7. Plumb,
a travelling salesman from NcwYork disappeared on
January fr m hotel here His oyercOat and dress
az W, RS found I'm canon near by covered with blood
His body has not been found because OF the snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
ARCUBISHOP McCABE ILL.

DUBLIN. Feb. 2.-Archbishop McCabe is i'll
at LIS bouse at Monkstown He is physically prostrated
but there are no serious apprehensons entertained
eardinR hun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
TELLgRAPHIC NOTES.


THE LUCINDA FURNACE STOPPED,
NoRRISTOwN Penn, Feb 2-Inr Lucinda FUR
mace i'm tins CIV went ont OF blast to-day The
ngued that Is not practicable to obtain COAL o"tIg TO
the Suspension Of the mines
INTEREST On LOUISIANA STATE BONDS.
NEw-ORLrAAs, Foo. L.-lnt"re7t on me . per
cent state bonds IS being paid promptly upon presentation
at the state NauOna Bank. NewOreAs the hSca agency
VI the state.
KEPRIEVED by GOYERNOB PAIIlsoN.
HARRISBURG, Pcun., Frb. p -IoVtrnOr faltlsOn
has granted Ieprieye for week 20 ufah Meyer VINO
20 have bee hanged the 18th Inst for the muuer VI
the kinlziers In snyder OunLy.
THE ASHLAND MURDERS
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Feb. 2.-Under orders from
Governor BacEburn 400 state troops infantry and
artillery Will attend the r OF and Iraft at Uryson
Carer County nest fesdiy These men a charged VAN
criminal assault murder and ARSON, Committed at Ashland
about
A CONDUCTOR CHARGED WITH MANsLAUGHTER
SHE, BURNE FALLS, Mass, Feb . h e1 NINA
ene j. Hosley freight conductor arrested lot
mansaugntr In causing the deAh OF three men AT Loa on
and urseuned road lasI held odHy
aDd Hos held Ia $40 bali SAID IN II he sup
30 Tho train ds psohers orders and Slsned
book thvre but rsnembOred nnthing aboutiL
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tser OF War and the Minister of the Colonies In regard
TO reforms in Cuba, is denied.
EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.

Berlin Feb. 2.-The emigration returns pre-
sented to Richstsg show that there decrease
OF 10000 the year 1882 compared with the pre-
vious year, and that 16S,454 emgrants passed
through Hamburg, Bremen and Steitln, mostly for
the United States. This was exclsive OF 65,Ioo
foreigners.