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Daily globe., 1883-08-09
FIVE CENTS ALINE
SITUATIONS WANTED.

M TANTED-A situation TO take care of horse
W and do general work Address G. E.,
Globe office 22I-227
Daily globe., 1883-08-09
Entitled to Rations During FurIough and
imprisonment,

y. A. CASSIDY. Noble Grand.
Daily globe., 1883-08-09

Money to Loan on improved city property at
current rates.
Daily globe., 1883-08-09

TlINNERS wanted at 5O6st Peter street.
n 0On q
Daily globe., 1883-08-09

A YOUNG man to take care of horses and do
n chores around the house. Apply at No.
Il West Fourth street. 22u*
Daily globe., 1883-08-09

MT TANTED-E1perienced Feed boy for cylin-
w der press. Apply to-day at GLOBE count
ing room
Daily globe., 1883-08-09

nELIVERY CLERK wanted, who under
~ stands the grocery business, and is not
afraid of work. Inquire 37S Dayton avenue.
220-222
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w WANTED-A young man for dining hall, 355
w Jackson street, st. Paul Exchange res
taurant. 2l5-21
Daily globe., 1883-08-09

XkT TANTED-Two frst-class plumbers, at
~ Kenny & Hudner's, 11S and 120, West
Third street, st. Pau. 1924
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, March 3.-Tbe North German Lloyd's Steam
ship Company has made n contract with john Elder II
Co. for the construction OF two se1mer They are to he
the same sze and speed the Fulda and 10 run
between New-York ard Bremen. The names OF the new
steamers will he the Ems and thc Elder
PARIS, March at is stated that agreement has
been reached TO prnong the powers OF the European
Commission on the Danube for twenty one years
BERLIN. March 3.-Rcports are agcin current that
Prince Bismarck has had a co ference with the leaders
Of the National Liberal purity.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 3-The Duke OF Edinburgh
will present at Of the Gar OF Russia
The Prince Of Wales will not attend.
BERLIN March 3.-Tbe National ZeifIpO ailirms that
the Prince Of Wales has expressed strOng disapprova
with reference to the military degradation by France o
the Orleans Princes.
WINDSOR, March 3.-Mr. Gladstone was present at
council held BY the Queen today.
LONDON March 3.-Slr Frederick Leighton, President
OF the Royal Academy. while drilling the artist vonn-
teers in HYDE Park to-day, thrown from HIS horse
ana severely shak N
GENEVA Maroh.3.-The Tribune says that Earl Gran
vie the British Foreign secrea ary. has instructed Mr.
Adams British Minister at Bernc, Insist upon the
snnumcnt ~ the decrces cxp'ling the leaders u the
Salvation Army from switzerland.
VIENNA, March 3-Fogr hundred more wOrkmcn have
been dismissed from mandatory OF firearms al Seyer
account Of lack OF orders rou abroad. The total
number OF employees has been reduced from 5000 10
1000. Many iutcAd 10 cmigrdte TO AmcTlcI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04

the civilization Of, the people has been
advanced very rapidly under the Hova govern
ment, it has been growing closer and closer Id its
foreign, policy through fear of the French who
claim the ownership of a large tract on the north-
chiefs, notwithstanding that they after
y yard recognized the authority of Queen
Ranoyalona.. There is a great deal of enlighten-
msnt IN Madagascar The Hova tribe conquered
the sakalaya with the help of English arms and
money. They have established thousands of
schools, made education compulsory and adopted
christianity. They are even accused of
having q State church. and, as they like
vory much to indulge in public speaking there are
thousands of preachers there. Both of these am
oassadors are preachers-W Wesleyan Methodist, be-
neye' eye' Under the new treaty all American ships
VIII p, have the privilege of landing coal
AZ AZ; damatave, on the east coast. and
hoIanga, on the west, free of port
charges: Then foreigners, who by the old instltu-
TONS or the country are never to be permitted to
own land IN Madagascar. will henceforth be per-
m;tten to Lease II for twenty-five years. with the
privilege Of renewing it for future terms of like
duration indefinitely. if stated IN the lease
Another valuable concession Is that imposts may
be paid in cash or kind; heretofore they have
always been paid in kind and frequently the cotton
market has been controlled by an accumuat alton of
cotton received from duties"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
PHASES OF IRISH AGITATION.

LONDON, March "a letter from tho Bishop
Raphoc. County Donegal, is pI lsled, in which
he saws the only chance the destitute people have
TO MAINTAIN life is through charity. He says the
policy of the Government is evidently Of extcr.
mlnatlOn.
PARIS. March 3.-Tho friends of Byrne EXPECT
that h. will be released tomorrow. Henri Roche
fort has written to Victor Hugo. asking him to use
his influence with the Government in favor Of
Byrne The authorities beng urged to admit
b. rne to bail in substantial sum. Iyrnc's friends
have taken steps to secure numerous aflilavlts of
members of Parliament and Others. tcstiiving that
they saw him in London on May last, tho day OF
the Phoenix Park murders
hAvRE. March 3.-Joln Walsh, the man referred
TO by james Carey IN his testimony IN Dublin. and
to start for Ncw-YOrk to-day. The British Govern
ment has asked for hIs extradtiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
A TREASrRERS EMBkzzLEMENE

BosToN, March 3.--Ilarvcy n. Folansbcc,
clerk Of tue superintendent of the Boston Police Depart
mcnt aud ire OF the Police Relief Association has
cmbczzlod $2O.750 OF invested funds OF tho latter
organization lie has been specializing In Union Pacific
and other stocks About ago he began 10 uso the
funds Of the association He has made full confession
to Police Commis Burey lie to-day arriigncd
in the Police Court aud held in $4,000 bail. HIS bond
treasurer Of tue association is $1,000. Foansbce
was appointed Iatrolnan the police force IN 1863
for the Ia twelve years has been employed In the
Superiutcuden office. lie been treasurer Of the
Relief Association sln g its organization In 1871 His
mans cement of the relief funds amounting to about
$4,000 al been conservative and udicOu, until about
n ago, cn OWlug to a eCessary Inoreasc hs
living expenses. hI- salary proved inadequate 10 the
dem iuds made upOI him. Ills nrht peculatiOn
made TO pay household bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
The object OF the change was to be simply to enlarge
the company's buRness.
NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, March 3.-Messrs. Shlckluna d.
Mellon, OF St. Catherne, shipbulders, waited on Sir
Leonard Tey to-day. and drew his attention 10 the
fact that the tariff II at existed discrimnates
IN favor of United staten shipbuilders vessel 0ut
in the United States admitted into Canada on pay,
nsed in the construction OF vessels built In Canaa was
high as 172 per cent Sir Leonard promised 10 con-
sider tho matter.
sworn in at Fredericton this morning Mr.. Blair. OF
York. Attorney General and leader OF the Govern
ment; Mr.. Elder OF St. John Provincial secretary
Mr.. Mitchell, OF Charlotte, as Surveyor General; Mr.
Richie SolicitorGenera Mr Gillespie OF Northpln.
Kings Turner OF Albert and Harrison, OF the Legisa-
tive Council as members without Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

MCPHERSON, Kan, March 3.-Fire last night
destroyed business block here The Pacific Express
Companys Office damaged aud the Court House was
burnett All the burned building frame structures,
ami nearly all the goods in them were destroyed Inc
total loss Is $4,000; insured for about one-half
ST. LOUIS, March 3The chemical works OF w H.
Chappc & Co At The corner OF Fourtee nth ana Grtuo
ss were damaged by fire this morning 10 the extent o
about $4,000.
INDrANAPoLIs Ind, March 3Thc freight depot OF the
Jeffersonyle, Madison and indianapolis Railroad Mt
Columbus. Ind was destroyed by fire this afternoon
together with five cars and all the freight in the depot
ma, hoots and papers Of tho master OF transportation
and thc f-ight agent were destroyed Tie loss 10
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
A NEW MAIL LINE TO AMERICA.

LIVERPOOL, March 3.-1he journal Of Commerce
announces that the Anchor Line Steamship Com
pany lie organizing a new mail line TO run between
Liverpool and New-York. The steamers TO be first
employed the new line will be the turnessia,
City of Rome and Belgravis.
At the Office OF the agents OF the line In this city, at
No. Bowling Green, IL was learned yesterday afternoon
that the new mail line To Liverpool would begin running
on April 21 when the FnTnessa will sal from this port
for Liverpool The City Of Rome It said having
new and powerful engines and machinery put In
Barrow-in- Furness and VIII be ready for service
The Begrsva and furnessa have been in the companys
service about two years the Furnessia being the
New-YOrk and Liverpool line and the Bclgrava the
New-York and London line When the latter limo Of
steamships was discontinued some time ago. the Bel
grayla was transferred TO the Bombay line. Three
steaInshipsthe Arabia, Karamania and Persia, at
process OF construction at Barrow Furness and
on the Clydewil be ready for seryice and
will take the places the different lines OF the
pany made vacant by the establishment OF the liSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
AN ELEVATOR AND MILL DESTROYED.
THREE MEN KILLED ny A FALLING wALL-Tur
LOSSES AND INSURANCE.

ALBANY, March 3.-AC ? o'clock this morn
ing the watchman in the Dunlap elevator discovered
fresh fire I'm the sixth story. Ry the time It was extn
gushed the flames had broken ont fcrcey the fourth
floor and several caught on the sixth floor.
Garry Benson, watchman, 1ud Louis J. Miller, CLERK OF
the Fire Department rushed down stairs through the
flames and were badly burned Firemen Samuel E.
Atkins and John A. Myers. aud James Gillisan,
laborcr compelled TO descoud by the iron hosting
chain outside OF the building. distance Of nearly hun
dred feet About forty feet rom the ground the chain
WAS covered with ice and the slid to the ground with
great force, and were severely injured strong
north wind blowing and the whole department was
ca Ju The fire spread rapidly through the mill and
elevator. euveoping the wuoe structure. About 1
O'Clock the upper walls fell outward part falling
through Bridge Il Daylss proyson store adjoining -
broadway, ana Duryin Seyera persons under The runs
Fireman william Carln, Michael Shechan, and Michael
McEwen, employees Of Bridge Davis, were KILLED.
James rOu, bOOkkeepeI or HE same firm. was In
urrd internally, probably fatally. James Kelly mad his
lex. crushed Fireman GOdwalthrs back was injured.
The mill and elevator destroyed The property be-
ged tie estate O( Robert Dunlap The loss on the
buildngsis $4,000; insurance, S32,5OO The mil and
elevators occupied b. Francis CL&mhcr ra0 and bis
loss ID auOut 100000; insurance, SllO 300. There
about 1000 bushels of grain III tue elevator.
The loss to tAe owners O the grain Is about e4OOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
GRIMES AND CASUALTTES-BY TELEGRAPH
SUICIDE OLA sooKKEEPER.

SUICIDE OF BOOkkEEPEK. .
NoHrGOuERY Ala, March 3.-MOses +. Ray, q
er I'm tho Merchants and Planters Bank shot him
sail i'm te breast and head producing DEATH His troubles
were OF a private nature
JEALOUS HUSBANDS CRIME.
BIFFALO March 3.-Robert Magee, age twenty
elh mis- morning shot his wife then himself The
woman but II is thought that Mageo will
Jealousy was the cause OF tho deed
THREE PERSONS STRUCK BY ONE SHOT.
GALVESTON, lex, March "a dispatch from
Tex 10 me Hsos says T. samue.s, prominent dry
goods merchant shot aud killed today by B W Gum
pert The shot killed bOotDlAok and wounded drum
STEALING FROM HIS EMPLOYERS.
BOsION, March Sch sr,e5 L. Boz lie. boston
Of B. d. Brown 60. grain dealers OF
Iowa arrested for stealing $1,000 from ms empoSei'
Brown confessed hla guilt,
INTOXICATED WHEN HE COMMITTED A MVkDhh
BUFFALO ~ T., March 3.--(ieOrge Bark, VINO
broke the skull Finster with claw hammer ssveal
effects Of which she diei 10
said that he drunk when hs comlstcu
tho ae aud did what ho was doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
THE FRENCH CONSTITUTION.

LONDON, March 3.-Ihe correspondent of The
Daily NcrS at Paris says: AT Cabinet Council
NJ. Ferry, Prime Minister declared that a revision
OF the Constitution was inopporune, especially as
the Senate had shown u concliatOry disposition bv
ITS vote motion offered by General Robert with
regard to the Orleans Princes He said he woald
oppose revision when II was moved IN tho Chamber
Of Deputies. He would urge that revision could
only usefuy come on when the Senate would not
see IN 1t a menace to its existence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
COMPLAINT AGAINST DIR. CRAMER.

BERNE, March 3.-The Cantonal Government has
complained 10 the Federal Council Of the ction of
Dr. Cramer United States Charge FAfaires here,
il having, contrary 10 usage, demanded direct from
the Prelect of Berne instead OF from the Federal
Council, the punishment OF n number Of persons
who created disturbance in the Methodist ChuIch
OF which Dr.. Cramcr is patron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
A TESTIMONIAL TO MIR. IRVING.

Preliminary consultations have zen held in
reference to the farewell dinucr to M. Irving be-
fore his departure tor America Lord Chcf-Justicc
Coleridge acting chairman of the committee. No
announcement has been authorized. but the FIRST
Tumors brought applications and offers of co-opera-
the largest and most brilliant company ever known
win unite in offering testimonial to Mr. Irving.
G. w. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04

| Judges of this generation, publishes brief review
of Henry Georges treatise, Progress and Poverty"
pronouncng It's leading idea, that of confscatng the
land, as robbery and repugnant to all notions of
fairness.
Mr.. George finds disciple in Mr. Labouchere,
who betters bis instructions and proclams in The
Fortnightly RerieC that the coming democracy will
turn occupiers of land into owners plunderiDg the
rich for the benefit of the poor, levying taxation
ony on those who can best afford to pay an exact
ing progressive income tax up TO so per cent, and
limiting the right to property alike acres and
money Mr.. Labouchere being prominent among
the Radical members of Parliament and sworn ally
of Mr.. Chamberlain, the disclosure Of these views is
likely to strengthen the Conservatives.
NEW BOOKS.
Mr. Freeman's Impressions" Of America will
shortly be published by Longmans Mrs. Carlyles
Letters in three volumes, edited by Mr.. Froudc,
will appear early in April from the same publishing
house.
THE AsHBURNHAM CONTROVERSY.
lively controversy is proceeding over the Ash
burnham manuscripts, NJ. Delise, director of the
National Library at Paris addressing a violent let
ter to the Trustees of the British Museum protest.
ing against the purchase and alleging that
the oldest and most precious manuscripts
in the Libri and Barrois collections bought
by the late Lord Ashburnham were stolen
from French libraries. The present Lord Ashhurn-
ham replies that NJ Desle states on one point what
he knows to be false, and that the other allegations
are without proof. The Museum authorities decline
to admit NJ. Delise's claim for restitution pointing
out that he formerly advised the French Govern
ment to buy both the Libri and Barros
collections. The trustees are not expected
to recommend the purchase pending
the dispute. although IL is officially
stated that an American bidder is in the market.
LoNsDALE VS.. YATES.
The criminal information against Edmund Yates
for hbellng Lord Lonsdale will probably not be |
tried for some months. The Judges are unanimous
that the case must proceed They have commented |
In terms upon the rccklessness OF the attack
and the insufllceDcy of the denial and apology The
journalistic world disapproves of Mr.. Yatrss DIS
closure of the of the author of the libel. It is
shll believed that he will escape ultimately with |
fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
A STEAMSHIP ASHORE.

WAsHINGToN, March 3.-The Signal Corps
station at Delaware Breakwa,er reports tug North
America arrived at p m, aud reports American Line
steamer iceland ashore Bombay Hook bar IN Della
ware Bay. No asaIstanee wanied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.--Joseph Myers &
Son, cloak aud suit manufacturers at No 918 Market
st. have suspended. with liabilities estimated at
SI5OOOO. They have made assignment TO Low Cold
smith.
PHILLiPsBURG. Mont, March an. Connolly, dealer In
hardware aud groceries, LA made assignment with
liabilities amounting to $4,000 He has IN bust
ness over twenty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
ANXIOUS FOR A PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.

IYNCHBUKG, va, MuTCI O.-I HtTt WtIU I"U
fires hero to-day. The second at the Piedmont
House. and OF incendlary origin. very genera
Impression prevails tnat an organized effort Is being
made TO hasten the establishment Of paid fire depart
ment by burning houses Two previous attempts at
arson were frustrated on Thursday night The fires to-
day were quickly suppressed and the damage slight.
Tine Common Council last night ordered rigid invest
cation INTO tue late Hires ana the cause OF tne
mi sluaL agemcnt OF TIE Fire Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
TELEGRAPHiC AOFES.
por1p rrcrrrn srINo ron DAwAc

PRIZE FIGHTER SUING FOR DAMAGES.
PmiADELPIHA, March 3.-AlavOr King and Police
Lieutenant Albright today served with summons IN n
civil suit for damages brought Dy Michael Ceary the pug
st for preventing spurng cNibton which was TO have
been the American Theatre by Cesry ana JOhu L.
Sullivan about month
SMALLPOX IL BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. y. Y. March 3-iwO cases OF smallpox
have been discovered here Both Of c victims girls who
worked la warehouse au 10 IL supposed that
the disease was communicated by Infected rags
1HE FORGED RAILWAY BONDS CfSF.
PHILADELPHIA March 3.-tcOrgo &. linr1"r, VIII
was acse io attempting to s $uOO 10 forged bonds 9'
The btny and ~usquchanna Railroad Company AT tr hahk
ing house o. Townsend Wheeon Co, was again brought
before hagis ato Martin this and without Hdd
uondl testimony held la 50 OOJ Ua FOR further hearing
next saturday
CARVER DEFEATS BOGARDUS.
CHICAGO March 3.-ihc second pigeon match be-
tween Captain a. H. Bogatdus and Dr w. f. Carver was
shot a. the Chicago Driving Park this afternoon BOgadus
missed two O hH nrt three birds led ~ wO OF
three 10 the eighty nfth bird, when BOgaruus TIED him,
they shot tOg ether 10 the nnote bind Carver Killed
his last ten birds straight BOgaTdus missing three carver
with score OF ~, BOFaIdus being three behind
MR. WATROUs IMPROVING.
NEW HAVEN. Omi.. March 3.-tieOrge ii. Wat
OF hc Consolidated Road. Ia improving. should no
lapse occur he VIII he able 70 Official duties next
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
SECRET SOCIETY MEMBERS ARRESTED

MADRID, March 3.-The authorities continue 10
act vigorously in Andalusia. The president secre-
tary and twelve members of another branch of the
secret society have been arrested at Pcdros0, in
Seville and lettors and statutes have been seized.
Twelve members of another branch have been ar
rested at Cazllla dc la Sierra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
FRENCH JURISDICTION IN TUNIs

PARIS, March 3-rhe Senate to-day adopted a
bill organizing French jurisdiction in Tunis NJ
Challemel-Lacour, Minister of Foreign Affairs, re-
plying to question by the Due de Broglic stated
that all the Powers had assentcd TO tho abolition of
the capiI ulatons one however, desiring 70 the
French tribunals at work first.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
TILE ARCuRlSu0p OE cANrERRIrRY

LONDON, March 3.-lhe election of The Most Rev.
Edward w. Benson as Archbishop Of Canterbury
in place Of the Most Rev. DR.. Tait decreased was
confirmed to-day in the Bow Church, London The
ceremony was formal and brief. The Archbishop
of York and the Bishops of London, Durham, Llch-
rield Rochester and Exeter OfIiclated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
CLOTHS AND FLOWERS INJURED.

fire Wis discovered last night on the first
floor No 49i Broadway, occupied by Moss Btother
dealers in w0oien cloth lt was cItingulshed quickly,
but about - 900 destroyed. stock of
flowers aud feathers on the second floor owned by l..
Zcimrr F,dseln, damaged smoke about 81 900.
The damage 10 he building r lght
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-04
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS
ACTION BY CONGRESS ON ITS FINAL DAY

ACTION BY CONGRESS ON ITS FINAL DAY.
THE HOUSE ADOPTS THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON
THE TARIFF BILL-A SENATORIAL PAIR BROKEN
THE RIVER AND HARBoR ELL KILLED-RE
TIRENENr OF DAVID DAVIS.
The House Of Representatives yesterday,
after a final struggle its opponents, adopted
the report of the Conference Committee on the
Tariff bill. A TRIBUNE correspondent COM
ments upon the action of Senator Williams.
who broke his pair with Senator Saunders
and very nearly defeated the Tariff
bill in the Senate. The Senate yester-
day adopted a motion to lay the River
and Haroor bill on the table "until to-mor-
row." and thus virtually killed the BILL Sun
day not being legislative day. David Davis
yesterday retired from his position as Presi-
dent pro TEN. of the Senate, and Mr. Edmunds
was chosen as his successor
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Special Dispatch to THR BEs.
NT..- w.,

Special Dispatch to The BEs.
NEW YORK, March IA.
Mongolia ring the day was stringent,
and loaned up to Is per cent. but closed
easier a; 6per cent.
Prime mercantile paper AT 6@Gl per
cent.
Sterling Exchange-Bills steady ct 4 S0s;
demand, a S33.
Governments-3's and extended IS, /
per cent lower; As and AIS ! per cent
higher; railroads were Irregular without
any new feature.
Stocks were generally strong throughout
the forenoon, Notwithstanding the manipu-
latiou Of the money market for the purpose
of depressing them. The market then be.
came Gull and heavier until about 2 o'clock
and III the last hour 1t was dull and frmer.
The net result of the days business has
been to leave the market about the same as
last night.