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New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE HEW. WINDSOR cEyTENMAL.

NEw-WINDsoR, n. Y, June 15.-Another
Revolutionary celebration is TO take place in this town
one week today The celebration Is to be held at
the site OF the old log Temple, Temple Hill. The
Newwndsor Centennial Committee in their prospectus
say that II was here that the alliance with France
and here that the siege of Yorktown
nncd. large platform will be erected, music
will be furnished for dancing, prominent public men
will deliver appropriate addresses. large chorus OF
voices under the leadership OF Professor H. Kelly OF
Newburg will render vocal music. and Il dress parade
will be held fenturc OF the day will be the reunion OF
the 124h Regiment veterans. The address Of welcome
10 the Orange Blossoms behalf OF the New Windsor
Committee will be delivered by General George IL.
Sharpe Charles H. Winfield OF NowYork. will reply
for the veterans. Judge Enoch L. Fancher, OF New
York who has beautiful residence IN this town. will
preside at the ceremonies. Addresses will also be de-
iiyered by william Vanamee, OF Middetown by the
Hon George w. Clinton, OF De Witt Clinton by
Judge Fullerton others. Members OF the Order Of
the Cincinnati will be present. and an association w
probably be formed with view or rebuilding the
Temple on the old site.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

BERLIN. June 15-Emperor William left Berlin to-day
Tor W:esbaden.
RoxR, June I5-The treaty of commerce between
England and Italy has been signed
DURHAM, June 15.-A missionary named sohfoeder
has been murdered In Zuluand
LONDON, June l5.-George Ashworth & Son, cotton,
wooien and pottery of Rochedae Hanley
ana London have failed. Their Liabilities are So'ooo
isyEkSEss. June ia tenement house here was de-
sroyed by fire yesterday -Four pershed in the
aalnes,
LONDON June 15.-In the chess tournament to-day
saekenzie beat Noa, English beat Noa and Mortimer
beat Zukertort.
LISBON, June 15.-The Government b Il aboshing the
hereditary Chamber OF Peers and creating Senate has
been submitted the Bureaus OF the Cortcs General
ferera de Mello the Primo Minister, has been In
sructed TO reoTganize the Cabinet
LONDON, June 15.-The House OF Commons passed the
OIL providing for grants Of money to Lord Acester Ad
ral Seymour) and Lord woseley for the services they
rendered during the late war In Egypt
LONDON. June 15.--The British ship Hospodar, Cap
TAN Griths, as Queenstown from San Francisco lost
man overheard. She also lost hfeboat and sustained
ethtr damage.
HAMBURG. June l5.An election was held to-day for
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
GENERAL CR0OK'S CAMPAIGM
CONFIDENT THAT JUN WILL sURREYDER-PEAcE
WITH THE INDIANS.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

CUM THAI Jun WILL oNhhENDER-fEACE
WITH THE INDIANS.
lDT TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUSE.I
TUCSON, Ariz.. June ia special correspondent
of The Citizen visited General Crooks camp last
night at the point Of the mountains twelve miles
from Soldier Holes and thrty-nine miles from
Tombstone. Captain Chafiee, with small detaoh-
ment of of troops and scouts, was left at Silver
Creek with the reserves. Juh and his gang Of
warriors were expected to arrive soon. General
Crook is quite positive he will come in
without any trouble and surrender, as
his women and children among those
already prisoners. General Crook expressed the
opinion yesterday that Jud and his band were not
than forty-eight hours behind and he with his
command were making easy marches OF
fifteen miles day only, fully ex-
pectng to be overtaken by Captain
Chafiee with the balance of the renegades before
reaching San Carlos. General Crook was asked if
in his opinion the present campaign would put an
end to Indian outbreaks IN Arizona. He answered
with a smile:
"You know great many people make money out
of Indian troubles These same people exercise
considerable influence in the control OF Indians
The General processes to be profoundly Ignorant of
what disposition will be made of the rene gades.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
HANGED By a MOB FOR A FIEYDISH CRIME.

SELMA, Ala, June ia dispatch from
wetumpka to The Times says that the negro, Jordan
Corbin who murdered Benjamin Garden and seriously
wounded his wife and son, for the purpose OF
getting them ont OF the way that he could
assault Gardens daughter near Rockford, Coosa
County, on Monday night, was captured
by citizens and put In Jail on Wednesday That night
was taken the jail by crowd OF 500 persons aud
hanged The crime the most deliberate and horrible
that can be conceived. COrbin remained for an hour
about the house. which barricaded by the wounded
wife with a bed on which lay her dead husband VINO
had been shot in the head while asleep by gun pushed
through window. The daughter escaped 10 the woods.
She was found almost dead from fright and 10 not
pected 10 live The mother and win recover.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE NEw.oRLEA

THE NEW.ORLEANS SOLDIERS AT BOSTON. .
BosTON June 15-The Continental Guards OF
NeWOreans harbor excursion tho steamer Empire
state to-day accompanied by the members Of the city
and the National Lancers as the guests OF the
city
AFLoAT AFTER RUNNING ASHORE.
VINEYARD HAVEN. June ! B. he schooner Alcora
on antucket shoals has arrived here full OF water.
A LETTER THIEF ARRESTED.
TOLEDO June 16.-Post Office inspectors this
morning George Morrison night distributing clerk
In the Office charge OF robbng the malls For
business rms have lost Vau
he was detected in the act He was sent 10 prison.
A MOTHERS ATTEMPT TO KILL HER CHILD.
MT CARMEL, Penn, june 1b.-This afternoon
Mrs John Ford while rc 10 her house and
tired 10 her DnemOnhs child the sDyo. PuG was
prevented by citizens and officers She was arrested
THE FoULING OF THE sARANAC FORBIDDEN.
Troy June l5.-In the suit of Plattsburg against
sawmni firm to restrain them from deposiung sawdnst "
the saranac the referee has decided that the lsge
from permitting sawdast TO fall into the saranac.
DR. BARNES RELEASED
LOUISVILLE KY, Juno 16.-Dr. w. w. Barnes for
killing his brotherinaw Clarence BOYD, the artist was
brought the City Court this morning and after arn
for and against MOTION 10 umiss inc caso "sSuo
charged nom custody
CHANGE OF RELIGIOUS FAITH.
RIrpI INGToN VT, juno 16.-The Rev. j. =.
Braco formerly Catholic ordained 10 the ministry In
The First Baptst Church tonight Forty cergymen from
ali the New gland States and NewYork were present
A PUGILIsT FRoWNED UPON.
PHILADELPHIA, juno IL. I'm tho Court OF guar
ter to-day Judge Bdde decided that the license
issued 70 Clark, the pugis 10 se liquor ~ hs
olympic Garden, should Do resekeo'
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
LIFE PROLONGED BY 4 NOVEL PLEA.

COLUMBIA, S. c., June 15.-COunsel for
william Frezevaut, Richard Jeffcoat and Horace Hail.
the three murderers sentenced to be hanged at
OraDgeburg June %, have served notice OF appeal
upon the states Solicitor The appeal Ia based the
novel ground that In sentencing prisoners the Judge
did not ask them II they had aught to why sentence
of death should passed upon them This notice of
appea stays execution, and It's perfection Will delay
the hanging until next winter.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
BUSINESS FAILURES.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-William b. Hazeltne,
ir A. Co. leather merchants, made assignment TO-
day Their $12, 900; liabilities not stated
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-orr Hess & Morgan, machi-
pists have made an assignment TO Joseph Morgan The
liabilities are estimated at about $4,000, OF which
$4,000 Is on mortgages, and about $4,000 is floating
debt, mainly In notes.
ClgcIKEATI June 15.-N Moses, wholesale dealer In
clothing. has made an assignment to Benjamin Hirsh
land He previously morgaged his stock for 81 900
10 secure New York creditor and Two local creditors
COLUMBIA 6. c., June l5.-C. Bonknight Exor Co..
dealers In ry-goods have failed The liabilities are re-
ported at $4,000 aud the nominal assets at 100000
fhe stock IL uOrtgaged for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

QUEBEC, June 15.-It is rumored here that
the Allan Steamship Company have offered to sell oil It's
steamers to Mr.. SENEGAL for S10,000,000.
STERLING. Ont jane ia large portion OF the bus
mess part OF this town was burned to-day Loss
S125,o00
ST. CATHERISE's Ont, June 15.-At the London Con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. held here
vote the union" question was taken today result
Ing In Its defeat by 10 majority
HALIFAX N g. June 15-The Grand Lodge OF Good
Tempa Of the World last night adoped the report OF
the committee on the color question, rejoicing In the vim
dcstion OF the fundamental principles OF the order
by the institution OF the order In fourteen out OF the
hfteen Southern States OF America
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
A NEWSPAPER ASSAILED.

TRENTON, n. j., June 15.-The motion to
quash indictment for criminal libel secured by sena
tor John Carpenter Jr OF Hunterdon County. against
Lawrence s. Mott, Editor Of The Trenton Times, was
argued before the Supreme Court to-day The Court
served decision until the November The in-
dicment procured because OF articles n The Times
last fall charging Mr. Carpenter who was then "a eandi-
date for office, with bribery.
A NJ. Walton, leading bridge contractor OF this city,
began suit to-day against Ihe Times for libel claiming
$4,000 damages.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
ELIZA 4. SMITHS PUBLIC BEQUESTS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-In settling the
estate OF Eliza A. Smith, who died In October, 1882.
worhS3s l39 Judge Hanna to-day awarded the following
legacies American Bible Society. Of NewYork $4,000;
Board OF Foreign Missions Of Old School Presbyterian
Church, SO 900; Board OF Domestic Missions of Old
School Presbyterian Church, $4,000; American Tract
Society, OF New-York $4,000; Board of Education of
Old school Presbyterian Church 5000; American sun
day-School Union, $4,000 American Seamen's Friend
Society Association for the Relief OF Respectable and
Indgcnt Women and the Protestant Orphan Asylum,
II
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
a PLENARY COUNCIL ANNOUNCED.

PEORIA, June 15-Bishop Spalding this
morning in interview corroborated the statement
that the Archbshops of the United States had been
commanded TO assemble at Rome next October 10 ar
range programme for the Penary Council to be held
IN America The business Of the Council will only per
tain to ecclesiastical Offices in this country. and will not
involve Irish affairs 1t thrce months since BFhOp
SpaIdng left Rome, and the above the intention of
the Pope ut time OF his departure. The plans for the
establishment of Catholic University in this country
are not vet IDatured
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

CHICAGO, June ia special dispatch to
The Daily Necs from spring ged says "a In the House
to-day the Democrats voted against the general appro
priation bill and 10 failed pass It will up again
this afternoon and It fails pass then special
session will have to be called"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
A LARGE NEW OIL WE'LL.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUsE.J

[BY TELEGRATH TO THE TRIBUNB.J
TITUsvILLE, June 15.-.The Grandin Well,
No o. which 10 situated outside of the oil development
IN Balltown was Unexpectedly completed this
afternoon, and began to produce largely. In the first
hour 1t did twenty five barrels, but In
the second hour increased to fifty five
barrels. During the first twentyfodr hours L will do
between 400 and 800 barrels This will possibly open
large amount OF territory which hitherto has been
sdeed useless traders have regarded the limits OF the
Batown district as defned This strike creates much
exctement.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THO MURDERERS HANGED.

COLUMBIA, S. c., June 15.-Willian Hardee
and Solomon Hewitt hanged in private at Con-
way to-day for the murder OF jeremiah Stavey an old
merchant.
Hewitt declared that he was ready 20 die and would
die an innocent death. He denied all knowledge OF the
crime for which be hanged and also OF the
cutting OF BeL" Mcmillan their teO prisoner at the
time OF their escape from Jail. He died without
"A struggle. william HaFdee made long rambling tax
asked Tor drink Of water and for chew OF tobacco and
,me Ia chew the safBe. He talked all the time begging
that wnen he buried the black cap might be taken
of also that his hands and feet might be united. AS
tle tran fell ne exclaimed 90, Lord, nave mercy"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
MIR. KEENEs BOOKMAXER THIRD.

LONDON, June 15.-At the Hampton Sum-
er Meeting to-day the Bushy Park selling Weer Hand-
cap was won by T. l.. Reeds four-year-old bay MY
Lady Macbeth. Mr.. sawrey-Cookson's three-year-old
chestnut iIly Spring Gun cane in second and J. II.
Keenes fve-year-od bay colt Bookmaker third There
were ten starters The betting at the start was three to
one against Lady Macbeth ten to one egain. spring
Gun and three TO against Bookn9ker Lazy mhcDeth
won In a canter by three lengths.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
AMERICAN CAPITALISTS IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, June 15.-Dr. Bergin, NJ. i. for
Cornwall is in this city, in connection with the Ontario
and Atlantic Railway project for which charter was
granted last session. This afternoon he met some Am
erican capitalists and arranged basis on which they
TO undertake the of the work and the
purchase OF the bonds OF the company The line VIII
run from Cornwall TO Saut Ste Marie by OF Ottawa
Arnprer Eganville and thc Valley or Bonnechere and
when completed will shorten the distance to New-York,
by way OF Montreal l49 miles.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI

ST. LOUIS, juno 15.-The Mississippi River
Improvement Committee OF the Merchants Exchange
have concluded to request all of the river Improvement
committees which have boon appointed at different
nlaoes I'm the valley TO send one or more delegates
the meeting be held here July IL to devise plan
to be put In operation next fall for securing the necessary
appropriation for the improvement OF tile river.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
TRADE AND LABOR UNION MEETING.

The regular semi monthly meeting OF the
Amalgamated Trade and Labor Union was held last
night ut No. 10 stanton.st Kenneth Mckenzie presiding
communication was read from the Buroau OF Labor
Statistics thanking the Union for It's promised support
The Commissioner further stated that he was about 10
mako a thorough examination of tho contract convict
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

member of the Reichsag for the first electoral district
of Hamburg. Herr Bebe Socialist, received 9,077
votes Herr Rabe. Progressst 6469 and Herr Roscher
Secessionis 4,555 second ballot necessary to de-
eide between Herr Bebel and Herr Rabe.
DUBLIN June 15-Mr. Healy will resign his scat In
the House OF Commons for Wexford Borough and will
contest an election in the County of onaghan for the
Home Rulers.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

labor question and asked the cooperation Of the Unon
Reports to the condition OF trade made by the
various Unions The Cigarmakers International Union
reported that men were at premium and that the
strasser spoke OF the Importance OF arousng public
opinion in favor Of the amendment passed by the Legis
lature abolishing contract convict labor committee
appointed to attend the next meeting Of the Anal
gamated Building Trades Unions and offer sympathy
and cO.ODeration.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE ASHLAND MURDER CASES.

CINCINNATI, June ia special to The
ysosJournal from Catlettsburg KY, says The hear
ing in the case OF william Direly charged with the
urderof Fanny and Robert Gibbons and Emma Cartoon
at Ashland KY, was postponed until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
NoM1YA1ED FOR CONGRESS IN ALABAMA.

MOBILE, June 15.-The Ist District Repub-
licau Congressional Convention met here yesterday
and nominated the Hon. Philip Joseph on the first ballot
to GIL the vacancy Congress caused by the death OF
Thomas Ii. Herndon.
At Demopolls this morning James Taylor Jones was
nominated by the Democratic Con gressonal Convention
The election will be held on July 3.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
MUTINY ON BOARD Il WHALER.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15-Captain Kelly, OF
the steam whaer Lucrets, arrived here this morning
from the Arctic ocean I'm i'll health He reports that
utny occurred board his vessel In tho Arctic and
during the fight that followed he shot tho ringleader
Lanes Maiden. The rest OF the then submitted.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16

Laura Evans colored woman, from "lades car on
the Houston Texas Central Railroad. The Court
held that the act unconstitutional being infringe
ment on the rights OF the several States and the State
tribunals alone have Jurisdiction in the premises Nine
cision this case
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
A MISSING AGENTS FAULE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10. - William A.
Squire, dry goods commission merchant nj No. 2l6
Chesnut-s left the city with his accounts $4,000
snort agent for the Mount Vernon Mills of Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
TAKEN FROM JAIL AND LYNcHED.

DETROIT, June ia man named Warner, be-
neyed to be tae person who outragousy stabbed lit
tie Nettie Lyons Cheboygan Tuesday night taken
from the aIl at that place last night by mob OF 500
men and hanged ties OF the railroad via
duct The girl identified aim her assalant bat lac
maintained innocence, after being once let down
10 see n a confession could not be extorted from him.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
AGAINST THE CIVIL RIGR1S ACT

AUSTIN, Tex, June Is. - In the United
States District Court yesterday an important opinion
wss delivered criminal suit brought under tue Civil
Rights act to eufJrce the penalty OF $500 for excluding
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
A PLEASURE STEAMER SUNK.

CONCORD, N. H., June ia pleasure
steamer with twenty five persons board struck pile
and sank in the Merrmack River this evening" No lives
were lost.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
IRON MILL FURNACES 10 BE LIGHTED.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 15.-The Bay View
Mills OF the North Chicago Rolling Mill Company will
start on Monday, the scale having been signed. The
furuaces will be lighted In the Merchant Mill, top and
bottom and in tho fish plate mill and puddle mills.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA AND LEHIGH VALLEY.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-For some time
past the has been current In railroad circles that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company intended to lease
the lines of the Leblgh Valley Railroad Company. Tho
stock has not been disturbed In any persceptbe way
until to-day when 1t took leap Of nearly S5 share
This sudden activity In the stock out OF the fact
that Thirdst. to-day the rumored lease was given
some probability by thai agreement had
been perfected and that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company had taken the road and guaranteed dividend
OF from 10 TO Is per cent on the Lehigh Valley
roads capital stock Dealings in the stock were accom-
panied by the widest excitement aud the number OF
shares bought ard sold aggregated 1000. The stock
opened this morning at 67s and closed In the Board at
72l4 bid with offers at 72ia knot OF brokers con-
tinued the after Board hours aud ran the stock
up still further until Il reached 1874
Toward o'clock general denial OF the statement got
pretty thoroughly circulated and then tile brokers be-
gan 10 entertain doubts the subject and the demand
for the stock appeared TO die out. Lehgh Valley is
firmly held by investors, and the slightest demand for
Il Is TO the Vice President Hartshorn,
OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company. when inter
viewed this afternoon, said he had knowledge what
ever Of the rumored lease OF his road by the PeDnsy
vania At the Pennsylvania Railroad office the story
also denied President Roberts stating that the rst
intmaton he mad the subject whnt he had read
In the newspapers Notwithstanding these denihls,
there many who st believe thai there Is something
Ia the story
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
MIsCELLANEoUs RAILROAp INTELLIGENCE

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad stockhoders privilege OF subscribing to new
stock OF the company expired this afternoon. Although
the actual allotment Of the subscription cannot b
learned until computations made, which will take
ten dsys Off OF the company say there Il no fonbt
that the entire aot nent amounting 60 about 100000
shares, has been taken
BOSTON, June 15-The Directors OF the Toledo, Gin
cinna and ST. LousRairoad to-day elected the following
executive committee: T. b. Phillips, Willard White, O.
Pierce, W. d. Hobbs and u. 8. Darling Other business
transacted the nature OF which has not been mafc
public.
LoNG BRANCH, June 15-James r. Randolph, son Of
ex-United States Senator Randolph has resigned bis
position superintendent OF the NewYork and Loog
Branch Railroad.
Since the New-York City and Northern Railroad Com
pany defauited tho interest It's general mortgage
bonds May 1892 there has been frequent talk about
reorganizlng the company. No plan has been agreed
upon yet. although Of the friends Of tho compeny
are confident that agreement Will be reached In
week or two the details have not been arranged
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
ALARGE INCREASE OF CAPITAL.

LONDON, June 15.-At a meeting to day of
the stockholders OF the Alabama Great Southern Rail-
road the issue of a25O00O additional capital sane
ticned.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
ILLINOIS ADOPTS HIGH LICENSE.

SPRINGFIELD, June 15.-The Harper High
License bill passed the Senate this afternoon 80 to 20
The Governor signed the bill soon afterward
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
MONEY SAVED FOR NEW.JERSEY.

TRENTON, N. j., June 15.-The first result
of the Printing ContracG bill, just passed, became ap
parent to-day The bids for stationery for the various
State departments low that 81 900 was saved 10
the State
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE GREELY RELIEF EXPEDITION.

ST. J0HN's, N. f., June 15.-Thc steamer
Ahambra arrived last night from NewYo with boats
and stores for the Greely relief expedition
VINEYARD HAVEN, June 15-Thc United States ship
Yantic Captain Wilder from NewYork for ST. Johns NJ
f., arrived here yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
PROVISIONS OF THE TREATY OF PEACE.

Lf.A, June 15.-Via Galveston.-Yhe fol-
,oFg particulars relative the of peace have
bee published papers here aud were taken from
Ierers stolen the oath ut from special courier
rx,ufa to (yenera Iglesias.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-16
THE BoMBARpMENr OF MAJUNGA.

PARIS, June 15.--Admiral Pierre, commander
of the French feet in Madagascar waters in his report
of the bombardment of Majunga, on May l6, says he
demanded the surrender Of the place. but received an
evasve reply Five vessels then opened fire on the town.
the three forts of which, mounting thirty guns replied
They we're quickly senced however The H0ya quarter
OF the town destroyed but the French factory and
most OF the American houses escaped injury The gar
lison. composed OF 1000 men, refreated The French
sustained loss OF They occupied the town, and
are collecting the clstOms.G