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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-27
A Race for q Railroad.

MANNEAFOLIS, MINI. March 20.
A meeting of the prominent business
men of Brainerd was held last night to
project railroad from Brainerd to Mile
Laos Lake. The plan is to cooperate
with the enterprise of the State road
from Leech Lake to Mile Laos via
Brainerd, now building, using the same
right of way from here to the Lake. and
If possible, joining with the st. Paul.
Brainerd & Grand Forks system. The
movement is fastened by the discovery
that st. Louis syndicate, under the
management of B. Gratz Brown. has
secured right Of way for the same pur.
pose.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


The Chinese Viceroy, Ii Hung
Chang, wants the British and American
ministers to intervene to secure peace with
France.
The Secretaries of War and the Navy
have written a letter to the President dis
couraging the idea of offering reward to
enlist private enterprise in the search for
the Greedy party.
The death of Lieutenant-C Colonel God
frey WeitzeI, United States engineer corps,
Is announced.
On the 10TH in the Carpenter trial at
Petersburg, ILL.,, the defense attacked the
character of the murdered girl. The evil
dence was concluded and the arguments
commenced.
TIE Western passenger agents held
their annual meeting on the Ism at Cincin-
natl.
On the 18th McFadden, the man i'm
plicated with Tiller in the st. Louis (Mo.)
Express robbery, attempted suicide by
swallowing broken glass. He will probably
die.
An invitation has been extended by
General John B. Gordon to ex- Confederates
in New York to a conference with view
to establishing home for disabled Confed-
crate soldiers.
THE once widely known and popular
singer, Mime. Anna Bishop, died suddenly
the night of the 18th in New Y ork, of apo
plexy.
REV. Mr.. CHUBBUCK, a revivalist
holding series Of meetings at Dubuque,
Ia, has attracts Nsome attention by assert
ing that he would rather see arumshop than
TT ;,x< Iok off
The Commander of the Russian
squadron in American waters during the
civil war, Admiral sessoffsky, is dead.
On the 18th Bishop Fl. H. Kavanaugh,
of Anchorage, KY, died at Columbus,
Miss. He was eighty three years OF age.
has been a clergyman for over sixty years,
and was one of the oldest Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
CHAs. LANGHEIMER, who became ia
NOUS through Dickens reference to him in
his american Notes." died on the 10th in
the Penitentiary at Philadelphia. and was
buried in the potter's field, his relatives re.
fusing to receive him He was seventy-six
years old, of which thirty-two had been
spent in the Penitentiary.
THE Pope is reported to be again con-
templating leaving Rome.
The Virginia Democratic State Con-
vention will be held at Richmond. May IL
As soon as he can organize his artil-
lery FL Mahdi will march on Berber.
TIE Kansas Legislature has passed
q bill to appoint State Veterinary Sur
geon.
On the Goth the Rhode Island Repub-
lican State Convention renominated the
present State officers.
On the Goth at Plymouth. Mass. Fl.
Z. Jackson WIS fined ten dollars for mutt
lsting the tomb.of Daniel Webster.
CHAs. B. Wight of Philadelphia,
Pa, has been elected director of the
Northern Pacific Railroad in place Of Hen
~ Willard.
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WAsHINGrON. d. c.. March -,
A delegation Of Chicago cattle men arrived
here yesterday, and are actively at work
In opposition to the House Cattle bill
now pending in the Senate. They claim
that if passed it would seriously fnjure
the cattle trade. They insist that the
alarm over pleuro-pneumonia il greatly
exaggerated. They recommend that the
Government should confine its work to
prohibiting the importation of diseased
cattle, and assert that with such prohibi-
ton the stock owners OF the United
States would have very little trouble in
extirpating disease among American
cattle.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-27

AT recent session of the Irish Land
Commission twenty-five per cent. was
stricken from the rentals of the Marquis of
Lansdowne's Limerick estates.
The King of Belgium has appointed
Lieutenant-Colonel +. Dewinston of the
English army Governor Of the interna-
tional mission on the Congo.
IT is reported that Osman Digna is
retiring to the interior. General Gordon
says he will be unable to defend Khartoum,
and there is talk of sending troops to his
rescue.
TIE Legislature of Ohio has refused
to take up the graded liquor tax bill, and
the Scott law will probably not be changed.
II. c. WOODROW, formerly of Gin
cinnati, is going to lay a cable railroad in
Paris.
A RELATIVE of A. T. Stewart. sup.
posed to be insane, has brought suit against
Judge Hilton for 100000.
The Russian Ambassador, Prince Or
loft, paid his respects to the Emperor Will
liam on the 2lst.
THE Committee on Military Affairs of
the House has called on the Secretary of
War for history of the proceedings by
lahoma.
On the 21st the case of Orrin Carpen-
ter for the murder of Zura Burns, at Peters
burg, ILL.,, was given to the jury, and the
people were anxiously waiting for the YER
dict.
On the 21st Champ and Rudolph
Fitzpatrick were hanged at Columbia, KY.
for the murder of Miller Brewster.
A DENIAL comes from Rome that the
Pope has any idea of leaving the Eternal
CITY.
THE young American prima donna,
Emma Nevada, made successful debut at
the Theater des Italiens, Paris, on the even
ing of the Goth, in Lucia De Lammermoor.
MINISTER SARGENT, in addition to
dining with Bismarck on the 22d, attended
a soiree given in the Imperial Palace in
honor of the Emperor's eightyseventh
birthday.
TIE poor Of London are urged by the
Marquis of Lorne to emigrate to Canada.
CRIMES AND CAUsUALTIEs.
In Conundrum Gulch, Colorado, five
men were killed by snow-slide few days
ago. They were: j. H. Steel, S. E. Steel,
George Lewis, j. F. Tate and Willard
THORN.
On the 18th four million feet of lum-
Der burned at Knife Falls, MINI.
An inmate of the Soldiers Home at
Dayton. o., named Peter Myers, was on tue
18th found lying on the porch of a saloon,
so brutally beaten that he died from the eff
feet of his wounds.
On the night of the 18th Boston bur-
glar tripped and dubbed policeman who
had arrested him, but was fatally shot in
the struggle.
AT Mer.am and Morgan's works in
Cleveland, o., on the 10Th, an oil tank ex-
ploded and three workmen were burned to
death.
On the night of the 18th the breaking
of levee at Roberts Island near Stock
ton, CAL, destroyed $4,000 acres of wheat,
valued at 100000.
On the Goth a passenger train ran in
to landslide near Salem, o. The engi-
neer and fireman were killed and many
passengers wounded.
In the Enterprise colliery at Mount
Carmel, Pa, an explosion on the 21st killed
three men.
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The average annual production of bar
relied pork at these places for ten years
has been 430, 900 barrelS-last year being
the largest during this period, and 1sSO-sl
the smallest previous to this year, 341 $685.
barrels.
The meat product of packing at these
cities was 552, 100000 pounds the past.
season, of which 3,48o, 900 pounds was.
put into barrels, leaving 4S9, 100, OOOt
pounds of other meats. Last year the
meat product was 6S2, 500, 900 pounds, of
which 100, 4G2 900 pounds was barreled,
leaving 573, l3S,0o0 pounds of other
meats.
The average cost of hogs packed at the
seven cities was 1922 per 100 pounds.
gross, compared with $3.50 last year-a.
reduction of SLIT, or 1873 per cent. Thee
aggregate cost was $50, 5l9, O31, compared,
with $76, sos, l26 last year.
Stocks of provisions reported held at
the seven cities on March l, compare for
three years as follows:
1884. 1888. 1882
Meats, lbs. .170,3l5 900 "a O45 QUO 226 900.
Pork, all kinds, L bis l2s4 40 3d2OO $4,000
Lard, 1cs....... 10000 l55, i05 2Os.5OO'
La Lard lbs. ;..:... 53,lO00u0 5l,ls3,UO $4,000
is and p X lbs 2l7, 900 292, 10000 2a5l470OO
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SAN ANTONIO.

BAN ANTONIO, March s.-TSpecial 1.-The
millionaire conference wss completed to-
dny and the detsils IN s6e public. Orvoker,
OF Caliornie; Pierce. u, the sunset system:
Huntington, u the ID .nver & Rio Grende;
jim Flood, Of CalioTuu; ex Governor
Modero, OF the state OF O1anuua, Mexico;
Laoosis NJ lmo, prominent Texas banker
snd Others hayr formed close corporation
with urlmited capital for the
working and thorough development
OF the $50 000 acre tract af cosl lsnds belong
ing to Modero and others, sad lyi on tue
Salinas river ia the state of CJahuile. a.
tap road will be built from some point on
the Mexican international 30 the coal
mines. ten miles distant snd new cars, inn
proved machinery, experienced miners and
every ooncomitent Of mining ou n Uem3n.
Ious scal-. viii be Immediately dispatched
TO the scene. The coal has been tested by
experts and Is pronounced a !. Tue
amount psid by the cspitallsts Is unknown.
but VI is safe 20 say many thOu71uds chang
ed hands as Msdero placed nigh valuation
on his land.
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GAINES WILLIE.

GhINrsviLLr, March S-fSpeoisl I-sinoe
nv last bRsiness is fairly good. Farmers
Just now are very busily engaged IN pre-
pgring Tor tho ooning CROPS.
Health OF the community good.
The coming race are attracting contid-
cradle attention Flyers continue to arrive
and indications point to the most suco6ss-
ful meeting ia tbo annals Of Gsinosvillo.
Conke county hopes for the appointment
nf G mel Eliot as commissioner ~ the
Nsw Odrans Worlds Exposition IN respcnse
10 rumerouriy e'rrs0 re'''i'n o. her
leading ci iEsns, merchants, farmers and
nrufet sionnl men. As tIe lndeoenrent
sav,: He is evidently Cooke county's
choice, and she could not have mado : bet
ter one "
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Gloomy Outlook For GIas. Blowers.

PrTrssuRs, March, s. Many window
glass blowers who went TO Belgium to
WORK during the late strike, having been
promised big wages, have returned and the
report that since the settlement Al factories
the great falling off in demand. and the
manufacturer have been compelled TO re-
duce wages 10 per cent. Great dis.etisfac-
tion prevails among American wOrsmen at
this condition OF Htf-irs and more imigra-
tion to this country Is expected.
ST LOUIS. March S.-Two leading glass
worFs OF tons city have lighted tres and
others will follow In short time. The
workea at Alton, Illinois slso started. This
gives employment TO more than 900 men,
who have been idle for several months.
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CHIcAeo, March S.-Amos Rove. propr-
etor OF the Minneprg Times, Ia In the city
on hls way to Manitoba, after sujourn OF
several months at the dominica capital.
He said, upon being questioned by repre-
sentative OF the Associated Prfss " regard
TO the present agitation in Nanit)ba aud
the demands made by the legislature OF
that province, that tle dominion hsd con-
coded the granting 10 q company for the
construction OF the Ninuepeg n Hudson
Ray RAILWAY \ free fubsidY Of IL, 500 screa
per mile. The proposed line Is about COO
miles long. A charter will be granted ee
this session OF parllament. and will provide
ror the immediate construction. The gov.
ernmeut has also appropriated
$4,000 to provide for the survey
OF Hudson siroiie. A steamer
will soon start from New Fouudlsnd for
that purpose and areport on the practica.
biliiv of that route ~ an outlet will soon
10 made. The distance from toe hudson
Bay coast 20 Liverpool is something less
than from New York T. Liverpool. The
dominion government viii . so In all prob
ability grant 10 Manitoba the proceeds OF
the sale OF each Alternate section
OF LAND In the province, anc alec OF al the
&C iooi lanls, receiving only tho right 10
administer tho saie OF these LANDS ~ the
capital. These are considered very iair
propnsitiors by the l,aiing politicians, ana
Mr. X pwe said IN CONCLUSION shat from the
beet o0taiuabls inio-mn inn he could say
that iSse were all thht the Dnm'ni0n gov.
| ernmeut would ConcedC.
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EAvAsOrA.

N.vhnrG, March g.. .-[Snecial.l The
postoflico at Gibbonq Cresk has been die
continued. Nail for that place goes to
Anderson.
No candidates iog couuly or city Offices
have been announced.
Some citizens beosmo indignant over the
action OF tho CITY council In regard TO
bulldog the market.houso and city hall,
AID MaYor Freeman has issued q ca for q
citizenS meeting Mondsy night, which will
oe governed by the MAJ rity.
Intelngeuce was received mere this even
ing that James Norman shot ana mortAlly
wounded negro at Roger gln.house,
near A len FsrD. little station on the
Sau,a Fe road, eight miles west OF hire.
Fhe negro's name Is not kno IN. but he
had threatened TO XII Norman, and he 20,
II his work hret.
Weather pleasant. Business quiet.
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atur.lrr VIII Out. Z

CHICAGO, March s-rhe Inter- oesAu's
Port Huron, Michigan. specisi Say,A De-
Gem Der Ilth, 1881. the dead body n William
discovered near Lsxiagtcn. Michigan.
bearing sll evidences OF murder.
James Dixon, az emDiSye Of Phii,..,os,
Was arrested on suspicion, who aSterwan.
committed suicide in jail. Last summar~
David Packard sent TO the Jackson,
Michigan, penitentiary for horse steak
ing, and nearly dying Of consumptioa
has confessed all details of the murder,
which not only makes positive the guilt OF
Dixon bu, also inplica'e3 Jo-
seph A. Eealy. Df Lexington,
According 10 Packard 's'rsoital Nealy's par
Is pc1ltiye. He has oeen arrested
and placed 10 jail here. Nealy is marshal
of Lexington, aud mas held number Of
~ hifr pfficoq
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BAIRD.

BAIRD, March s. [SneGial.I ! - County
court ia still In session though all OF the
importan. criminal and civil businoss 10
over. The court d spatched n great deal OF
business, bringing many fines to the county.
aud Friday, but no all 10 spring like.
Candidates are beginning to put forth
ths IL teelers.
Business 10 sonswhnt dull at present.
C,t'ls men are arranging for the round
up J" aud the grsugers to tear the sod.
Our town Ia improving. There are sey.
erL nice dwelling houees under process OF
construction, adding u much to the apoear-
auce OF the town. Several land buyers are
aroand looking for suitable places, sld
dou btless will be ssiisEed.
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a .tnnrlSNA,I.".r.

NEW YORK MMou S.-A largo unknown
1T amer ran ashore a. Ab comb, Now Jer--
gey, this morning. A heavy fog has set in.
rho vessel Is corsiauilv olowiug her whis-
tie, pnd by that mtans tie iia saving orew
nope tl rep1n her. Ihr n'camer proved to
90 tho Clydtsdaie. from Jamaica 10 New
York, Tuc vessel struck and crossed one
OF the br!-aoiiuts boats aud shcnored in
d cp water. she Was y chet tr1m her
per lous position by the otutsin oi toe lie
saving ftatian and ~ c- dpi fn New York.
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Thn MnL.r ,Ireiinr.

NKw 0RLEANs, March S-R .oes: Six lur-
lones--Z ,mors, first; q ioen E'ther. seq
ond; Net Trim be. thifd. lime-l:l0.
Five furlongf-Mart Bonhsm, flnt; Joe
Black. second; Tomahawk, third. Time
l:23l4
Mile heats-Prices IL: Brooklyn, a z
Captain Curry, 3, d.stanced. Time-i:f5.
i:i5 IA
Mile aud three-eighth: slocum, FIRST;
Harry Man, second MILESTONE, third
T;r,e--0.o5 IA
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p,u,bro,scr Robbed.

Boxron, March s.-Issac Myrick keeps a
pawn shop here. At noon to-day he locked
th- door and went to nner. He returned
1T | O'Clock and found the store eniere I
meantime py burglars who 60 awsy, be.
inz no clue, with three trays ofjewelry sud
watches from the window and two trays
from the chow cep-s Tae robbers had en-
trsuce into the store through foot end q
half square hole they cut in the wall sep
sr.ting an adjoiniDg house. The property
taken inciuies 4s silver snd gold watches,
200 gold rings and number OF gold chains
and other i-w-lrv.
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H=
HEgwNSyfI.l..

BLowEsviLLE, March i lpecial dat
tugue returned from the Ge 4 Of battle last
night. Gontalyo went back TO Laredo.
They are In the humor Tor isbtiRf, yet
Datiugue wants the duel so ped at Tho
first blood, but Montalvo wants to iiSht
unit oeath. IL is indefinitely postponed
la this mornings issue OF Ia Rsvisia Das.
tague brands Mon avo as coward and
other hard namss. More trouble is annci-
pated by The irenGs OF both parties. Ex-
cept the warlike actions Of the newspaoer
fraternity ihs town is very quiet. Oniy
two arrests have been made IN both cities In
three days.
A light northsr ia blowing, with good
indications OF rain.
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GOODS.

LINEN AND WHITE GOODS are
staples Ut all seasons oi tho yc.rs d
nr0 worth huylng whtueycr ihry aIe
cheap enough. The prices We quote
are pfOo enough of tn chs epuess
~ our ncrlng, AID As 10 the qluit
a glance ~ tho goods themselves vii
show that hey leave nO.niug " DO
desirei ia that respect For iu-
tiGuc' wo are CtieIi Z ai,ccf AZ
blcachcd danask aud TuikCy d
table lsneu abca yard. a line Y
fOr'i ana a,l.llnen napkins from hlc
q dozen up aud ctnkh i0Ne IL IS NJ
mli width. At 70. yO'd ead -
sh eilng. New Yo.k mills, at ~
yait.
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FoRr WORTH. March s.-[Speclal.I -Sher
IN Maddox this morning arrested two
brothers at the Union depot who give their
names ss Wilson. They are now in jail on
the charge Of numbering DR.. Smith in Wise
county some time apo. The sheriff OF
Wise. Mr.. Allen, was after a gang OF horse
thieves and called on DR.. Smith and Others
to act with him az posse. When the rob
bers we're met. all OF the posse but Smith
left. and during the fight tnat ensued Smith
was killed. The prisoners will be taken to
Decatur In the morning.
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sInnorcuts at Home"

Nav YoRK, March Sine libel suit
against the iimrs of Shipping Connie
eioner Duncan, captain Of he stssmer
Quaker City, duriug iis famous noyage,
ended for the present today. The jury
found for plAiatiT upon tTg statements.
awarding G cents damages on esrh. o. all
other charges The jury ioun1 f'r the de-
fence. The pisin'ifi ane1 in- 500 00o.
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GOODS.

You want handkerchief. OF any
kind, lsdies or gents don'tgo any
further. but read on ana ste what We
have tn offer. We have one line OF
ladies whit llnou hgmsiilched NJ 10
fer sl; and one line ~ ladies' and
gents white li.en hems'itchod ana
co oored bort eis We sTe Off ring AZ s
7, G. o and q! hr 81: aud une line tf
handsome silk handkcrchie . NJ &c
aud dQc each. We have 1st received
tho uew Langtry aud J rscy collrT,
which We arc Offering AL @ each.
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The Crouch Investigation.

JACKSON, MicH., Al srch 8. the Crouch
murder examination was continued today
The prosecution brought in n number OF
witnesses this morning. but nothing neU
was elected. Some testified to lack feel
ing on the part % Hoicomb aud Jud
Crouch, when spoken 70 sbont the murder
Immediately after the occurrence. The
evid snce gwen at the coronsr's inquest was
repeated in the main.
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A Serious grcvaSsc,

EEw OHLEANs, March Several small
breaks ia the leyse near the Glty have oo-
cgrrcd Ia the two davs past, bus were
closed without mach dsmIga. This
morning q jnnro serious crevasfo oc-
CURED at the Lewis plantation.
hrteon miles above the city, in
ST. CHARLES psril1. II IL reported tho
breach +, wide inr rrnidl~ ove' wing
the Texao & Ploihc and Mo rgan
rauroads. pla ters have largo forces at
work. The % lr1ad vii furnish hall and
material t. 81 so we break.
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IGNGNIEW.

LoHovTrg, March S-[Speclsl. bud
Await wss shaken from telegraph pole to-
day and severely itjured. A runaway
horse struck the pole and caused the acct
dent.
William Brown ard William Lines, ne
groes, had tiiht this evaning about dark
and Brown had hia back ru. In number Of
places
Very cold, with wet norther prevailing.
Prospects good foi snow.
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FANCY

A every one OF our customers
know, we always sell EMBR0I DER.
Ik3 cheaper than any other house,
but on thla occasion we are abe 10
beat our own rec,Id. and u oigsr
Embrpiderles Mt prices NJ which We
would have been mighty glad 10 buy
them A month or SO ago. We have
an ss ortcd lot OF Hamburg Edgihrs,
!, nch TO two inches wide. from ~
TO lOc va d Another lot from Q 70 q
inches iie, T ON l2Ac 10 2jc yard.
A lot OF ITish Point Embroidcries
from SIC n yard UP. And u line OF
Torchon Valenciennes aud Fancy
Laces at very low 1gures
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PALESTINE.

PALrsrrSs. March s.-[Speoisl.l-W g.
Baker, appointed by Superintendent Her
rim resident engineer of the international,
with headquarters at Palestine, will have
charge OF the right-of-wsy department,
vice N w. Hunter, resigned, and of bridges
and buildings.
II III. Sessions. master car builder OF The
Gould lines In Texss and Louisiana, has
resigned. to take effect March 18Th.
Thomas Cronin has been appointed gen
erM road mneter OF the International.
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n tRsIItl.I.

MARSHALL, March s.--rSpeoinl. l--Mrs.
Scott, wife Of J. b. Scott who was killed a
short time ago In wreck on the Terss &
Pacific resr Lougyiew, has sued the con-
pany for $4,000.
General Juhsl A. Early spent the day In
our city aud left this evening for New Or
leans Many old friends and army com.
radcs called on him.
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KILDARE.

KILDARs, March S-r5peoisl.l-A man
OF Wickham's mill We could not learn his
rsme. while adjusting some mschissry va,
thrown nrsinst the saw and wss cut en-.
tirsly ip'o leDethwise, his backbone being
severed about the middle tse full lensth.
HIS bead wss not uusiiated o. IL vs' tura.
ed 10 sne side. He looked up and trisd TO
talk. but expired within hsifs minute.
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Ihn Indrnrn.Irnt I.cnnhs.

NEw YoBK. Msrcn S.-rue Independents
republican cDnmit.er has 4 rested . secret
arrav 10 communicate Nifh the rep1biican
crganizstiors OF the c'ultry ard obtain
from them some exaressHl % the organf
cation OF the party. sro feqdcsiiug dele
cat he appointed % c,usuli sta the com-
mittea e-ous furfhsF ac'i1n.