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New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
A pRorEsr FROM An IMPORTER.


SIR: From time TO time during the past
wear we haye heard rumors of trcny that was being
formulated between spain and the United states whot,-
hv the United states were to capture rnmnrTloIy lh'
l,nd f uin 10 tho exclusion OF all the wurd ana IN
rrrn the prolnca ~ Cuha notably toharcu nna sngni
,,r, tn NJ. nimici free into thls country only thp
rt vhu have hrrn wurkng mp ana puthnr ths schrinn
took ans psprca interest M the mnitet ~ ihri the
mrtranllir rrrnunt haa nrttt hrrn consulted. ANA Nt
nrylup thr riaH i0hn rttty inWacutnNit lhi thun
luiit nNip ~ 90 Developments ur thr Whet hti iiW
m,sai,,rt ana spritti with whiph ~ has brn rnshri
st ua u,NnHp,s thr AHrMnlmeNt ~ NJ
rsirt VA Hp tNiiA aAipal tht ifNANf eNh
NNipN eilN Nas tNshp v ihiUigh lt NNh'Al i' 'sl
Wat Nt tANsr NlHiw lN iM. l'' , .,e u wv, ~, M t
WB vi - tiwii NnuNlNl iN 'NlHr ,.,,,,,. f t..,.,,
fhe ,WpW EAlNl'u t,hrN, " ~ tp,M''L ,gotn ~ ~,
havana correspondent" h's WllNN'tN M"N "''NN'ti'
rtr he rthin .l a, nortr ot ap0siug iin nailuW
Mesa al ihrr Onupdpla and lir msn,sa nlhn hp nNH
has 50 suddenly hdshrd umh 40 ha az np''N'' '"''
lhe eondion OF Cuna is desperate; hence this nasty
aoiun on the pa1 of spain ln secure thn h.a F-v'"
AN he m IA ug cIup We're u possible iut hlaln 90 ne t
to us he lree m porl Of all arliclos produced Ia hs
country suitable for consumption ia u' ~ 'n' vA.'u
sion of all others oA'el npI' n' n INN - Xxx, 1 .,.f
such goods would not reach Nipu'u"' VIM WIN - '' ",' IT,,
first year at least 6oO'oOO tone, inc uu,y III
which would De eyer S-ocoo0Uv co,'ocr "n hmt C1hS'
| She would have the monopoly oi NE sugar
trade free the present compc,io q" me i't inuoS,
a A
brrt and Bral and the whole amount oi duly re~cnded
would go her benefit. while the consume nAe ,nIse
ON the Pacific slope. under the Speck,' bohopoY,
! would nay more for free % sugar thah Whch IL ""'
| taxed two cents per pound. . ,,,-,t,
II reduction IN duties II desirable II should Oe Jui-
cious one on sugar aud all raw or oNcrlhNcd alt's,
leaving it open TO free competition TO nienase uoIu n m ~
the cheapesf markets of the world. Inc less we ia,
OF special legislation aud sPecal pflNitScs uc
The finances OF Cuba In desperate conui,lolt;,
Spain can no longer continue its heavy taxation
producing utter ruin and il must be given up uhlss y
bonus OF S9O 900 900 $25.OOO,O0O can hc s'cnton
from the nied states. believe there are 700 luuny
interests nj home and abroad involved IN ts question
'e INV. ~ =. ~ III, III 49,, ma ran IroRIER
IN InrL NOV "a 1871.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE TAXATION LAW IN NEw-JERsEY
Inr rnLEiRApu rl raE rRLauya.l


TRENTON, Nov. 26.-SenatOr William }. Sew
ell n behalf Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, had lom
conference in this city yesterday with the state Board OF
Assessors Governor Albeit also being present Tie SUD
iect under scussOn the working OF the new rail-
road taxation law passed by the East Legislature which
provided for tax upon the franchise, well as upon
the tangible property Of the corporation. Tie asses
sors have adopted the Illinois system Of valuine tho
franchise by which the value Of the companys tangho
property is subtracted from the market value Of ihe
stock and bonds and the difference taxed ~ franchise
The Pennsylvania objects 10 this because
guarantee of the per cent dividends and heavy
interest on the stock and bonds Of the united railroads of
Ncw-Jrrsey made by the Penusy Nanln many years a-o
when 1t leased the lines, gives the stock and oohus
mnrict value of nearly twice par nni Vastly III 'Nfs
U IA cafmtd of the actual value ot the property hl"1
upou It's enrnng power VI j. undefsiool t me olhet
leading railroads the State will mako even uVit Nkor
o objection tO the law. and the Rrlding i rNu y,
routc1ulate absolutely refusing To pay amy inN Ahu
makinga light I'm the courts. Most of the iorls gay
claim exemption from the law by virtue oi thcr otauu
"irrrpenlae contracts Or charters hut such ,ousH
would he unpopular Numerous propositions ior lls
amendment ui the law, some oi them iilchi, VIII W"
douliedly come before the next Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE ALLEGED FRAUD IN CHICAGO.

TESTIMONY or EfPUnLICANs As TO THEIR bAiLoiH.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The United states Grand
Jury continued its investigation of the alleged frauds III
tie second precinct Of the Eighteenth Ward this morn
ing According to the face of the returns Brand
Dem) received a plurality over Leman isep) for
fine state Senate Of over The jury called be-
fore it a large number of persons all OF whom declared
positivcy that they voted Republican tickets with the
name Icman printed upon them. Nearly 500 persons
have been summoned who assert that they voted the
Rcpublican ticket while the ballots show that Leman
cciycd less than 20D votes
Adispatch to The Dry Ners from Springfield says
The Brand Leman case was reached by the Board of
state CanvasseIs this morning. The members Of the
Cook County CanVaSsng Board arrived early IN the day
and corrected clerical errors IN the returns ana lhcl
were then accepted by the state Board, which th'n
proceeded canvass the vote on Congressmcii
In Cook County When this was completed,
fhe attorney Tor Nj Ienan. outlined the character of
The alleged frauds in the Eighteenth Ward Of Chica"o.
and asked that the mCmhpTs OF tie County CanNasslg
Board he directed to give testimony TO the condition
The board decided to hear ihs testimony suDccl 10 thc
lceal rights of the Board TO consider the testimony
dc-ciihcd some OF tt apiehi chaS.s ON lq' po.9Oh
They stated that friends Of Lcman offered 10 produce
forged but they had decided that they hai no right to
hear Testimony aud compelled 10 accept the lace Oi
the returns as valid. The attorney for Mr. lenan then
asked the clerk of the state Bord tOicnd adavits show
ng iiard- im the disputed precinct, a
Mr. Obrrly, the chairman OF the Demociauc Statc
Ccrfa Committee nskrd what right the bonid had to
hear testimony Alr Loman's attorney replied that the
huntl hrd distinctly reserved The hight 10 pass upon the
igsnl hearing o the testimony for future consdclntin
our expert declared that the name of sirnusscr the h"
publican Judge, had not been stoned 10y the same person
oi an pofsos were also read declaring thnt they had
voted ot irnnn 1hr uldHiits ol the Supervisors Of
rcion wcic irad ,hnwnf tha' i@a'n i"g,'vu ' aop 49,
dnft of siru..i shnNlnl tina, he had signed hoih the
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
PLANS or IIiE PENNSYLVANIA
tu, t,trup.,,, 80 rtte fptt,ifSgi

pirrsntnG. Nov. 2g.-rhc PENNSYLVANIA Coma
rany Is considering the riortciy oi making imorah'
changes booking toward the reduction Ui ii' opAiin'
expenses. Une important notr 10 contemplation = ths
rBis,liniinh ~ nll thp uudunp departments ~ 'hs
tn,,t,n, is nnra uhrnihls Is Hune nm ihy auditors
enl.r nbW ~ tpttland auh iHhstiW is itihsn'ttdts 70
p,sun,g he ei.ipai nttp ~ ihe aniiiihr d,iai'mtis
viihe tputpt ntuHt pnp hh a. he r'r'trt ,int its
trNhst,aNA teHpaHg has ihaa ahiltssl tath 'rreis'
Nr thafsp W aeeHAis ~ llrs ter'tibi W, 80 lgss
lv,@ fnt NaiAe Asa lhitaFl ,ihe t',p III
ifNbplF lhp AaIigNlA .ii i''sres' ugI
ht Mat h linWH 40 ihe q fpnAai NaNls tpNMNi lef
fi,s inuaittuntN The auiAl ~ lhusr ilfs W Nfih
'0 5ln1t'r uf tbo lp,rlaud and rlsbags 10 y
tr.tIni aud hp auditor 81 ,he Jrrf,nN'e, Ntli,gs.
a..i ainls % 90 ipAafe- ~ - tAlNNNl 'N'''"
,Aango Viii bO made hl January l.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
A PERMANENT nhnANl1AllnN.

W,1rRtowS, Now 0.-inhelialely after
tip-un 'hr htrrNlrans af hs riii sr, ahon iethrr
permanent ri'rei organization Us cintihhe the n'tr
iapt B ,hrsp panru.a FNth hite htiA ihA rbihitt
rrenp'uas lAa rsa s iH riihr hl va rrni'hi mrat-
i4.ilNH nf iNe ptNi,ti win hftnrhps lH etpft i1Nh
\ A,Namuaahlr hp aHi aaNaA iNp7 $50 intMpl iuii
WApN rh pa Nsai M circulating iprAiAHAis ani sNNNl
HaNuipau urWau,pais Aii fpFNat iiAta5 pf ia1ilgns
have raalua an4ua,o tti Vuniiu n nNfi Hii nfai Ni
lithrra ihH N'ai Nnih Hili t i ~ IOWA NtNii-a 90
ir rpriu-, eAeu nuur hui snlht hspNiiir"la Nll hh
nominated tlr uinrt. TIC iarilrr n 4 fiht lltlnu
cratic ohlrrs Ia licmllcau towns J. 'nnirmuel as
ttniiuI t1 weaken lpra rpHhliran nrpanllailos The
lurl H. lubeAA ptrss heartily rplmund Tue nuN ement
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
GrNrHALLOGAN pnILOSOrllIC.

General Logan cnmc IN from Chicago ycstcr-
day uni will 90 10 Washington To- moro" hish'' M'N
Iosn having already gone on lhcro. Friends wa" h"N
him last eVenn; fouhi hm IN excellent h'"l'h anu
spir,s hly recovered from the iagncs o. t"e campaign
and oc,epug the situation with lroid of an old
sol or and veteran campagncr In politics lnice1 thc
General appears 10 have soit of Mark Iaploy aus
post,n and to up smiling IN Ter aaNrrSlly' ne
said To iEBTHE IcpOrtrr mat hc hiid hoi nl hcu M
unrth to tnik 10 reporter since election Mh1is ihr
use e. he said. have nothing To say. we are
whipped That's al there is 10 he SAID burlhS tHe
rcpGrtcr's call howc"cr, the General, ahd hr"IN
au .htcr IN which he Joined said 10 number oi gentle
men who bad called him: TIE tacl - lcel nhc we
man who stubbel his and sat down on the slump I"
nurse it, His nciglbor came along ana asked: Iiils
NIFTY nod don't II ? 'NcS.' replied the man As he
hugged the toe up in his hands, and me worst ol
is I'm too big cry ana II hurt too Dad lof me 10
LAM III
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
OBITUARY NOTES.

Emory r. Sawyer died at Mount st. Vincent
Hospital on Saturday. Of paralysis Of the Train He had
been a clerk in Count. Clerks Office for twenty hNe
wears He was born in Massachusetts, on July ], lH3J
ON Tuesday his body was removed to the family home az
Clinton IN that state. Mr. sawyer was single man, OF
social habits and was a member of the Thirteen Club
FoRT SMITH, Ark, Nov. 2G.-Sergeant }. Is.
Campbell in charge Of the Signal Service Office, died
suddenly last night Of heart disease.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-John MoDonough. owner OF
the Biiou Theatre died recently at sanitaria Fla.
HUTCHINSON. MINI, Nov. 2G.-Asa b. Hutchinson the
Youngest brother Of the Hutchinson family Of singers,
died Yesterday He possessed much musical ability ana
was the composer OF many successful songs.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
NECESSARY rOR TIE NAVY.

WAsHINGTON, Nov. 2G.-Chief Wilson, OF
the Bureau Of Construction and Repair NavylDepariment,
IN his annual report to the Secretary OF the Navy recon-
nends appropriation Of S06i 900 for the increase
Of the Navy, including the construction of seven new
steel vessels and the completion OF tho frisae New
York lie thinks that two 800 ton clipper ships with
steam power, costing S25O0OO ought to be built to take
the place OF the old sailing sloops OF war Saratoga,
Jamestown md Portsmouth. lie recommends an APP
proprlatiOn OF F2023OJI for the completion oil IOur
doubleturreted mOnOrs. The Bureau has plans Tor
the huls OF 5000 ton cruiser, two heavily armed gun
boats, dispatch boat. cruising gunboat nnd one
armed ram. Commodore Wilson takes gloomy view oi
otlr coast defences.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
nAYln nAYIDSON.

David Davidson. senior member OF the iirm
Of Davidson brothers. 40 II Maiden Lane who died NJ
his house. No East 1870 siStynnlst. on TUESDAY VIII
bo bur,eo i'm Washington Cemetery to-day. the funern
, M ho,d t bt h,uae al 10 A. m Tis death IL attrih-
ntcI to heart disease. lie was born IN kipyahku N't
Prussia hftyouc Years ago ana cane 10 ts ,on'y ~, ~
i4Gf Itia atork I'm trade upon landing ~ New-,o
rnnsiacd of considerable cnrrEy ana cn''flrH' fNr
,cara later he founded the irn nl when ho was ,e ~
itrrr snle that he built factorY ~ Aileh"lo I"l-,
Mars. lie was an Orthodox Hebrew ne WI. @ % ,
fhr iiohfrw orphan Aaylum nud Mount Hhhl liu ll H
Ills father wnr The Rev Ahriham 'nN"'ph' '""""'''
of some reputation IN tUrmhny,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE

ClNCINNATI Nov. 26.-lwo moi's'so' 49,,
~ 900 600 aud the other Of S3oooooo nav
filed IN the County Registers office by the Gran"
and Indiana Railroad Company. Ihey Nsto W -, :.
lanes A. Davidson, ". IL. Barnes ann S"ni1d" d w."
trustees 10 secure the Pennsy yyana htllf"d" ,h.
PrrTsBrRG, NOV. 26-Surycys are now m"hins ',,.A -.
extension Of the Waynesburg aud Washington " -
in two directions south Of Wayncsburg IN 'i.eno -
tv one Of the proposed lines is 10 Jefferson ! i'-'
Vania aud the other TO Blacksyille, West Virginia a.
CINCINNATI Nov. 26.-F. W. Tracy, James S'oa' a.
and Edward Higgins. respondents in the ,bs
the United states District Court oust them fVa -.
directory OF the Ohio and Mississippi haiiro""'
flied reply denying the existence OF the comiy Sss
CORPORATION under the avs of ONO anu ars aud
they were Lawfully elected Ia october ior i'"' ''
asking decree accordingly 80, ,oard
p,,rrvopr, Nov 26-At meeting to-day ofthe boa's
of Directors of the Western Maryland Raroaa 80 a
pany, the annual report showed gross earirss 40
S665 995. The expenses for the year "e'. q, ,,7O
The increase OF expenses over those OF 1888
The increase OF earnings those Of any isyus
wear was Slli,0I5. The report rceommen a,,aiais ~
Of second track to Hagcrstown 70 seooninA'
increased ratho.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
GOVERNOR CLEYrLANDs RESIGNATION.
ug WILL REVIEW HIS ADMINS TRAITOR PLANS oI
MS sT TCCESsOR.
my rrLEIRArH 'r0fit rRrn0Nsl

my rELEs sRArH 10 TII rWHUScl
EINRA. Nov oct is announced that Gov
eriof Clc,eanls resignation will bo presented To the
Legislature Tuesday. january 9. Accompanying the
leiicr viii bc communication reviewing hi adnin'
traion special reference being given 20 socrd reforms
md the gr,,, aviur. effected by yctoes. The document
will wind up with strong commcndnton of his success
sof The resignation accepted. l1cuirnani-Goycnor
I, viii u.rrinc the duties of Governor There viii hc
no tornll Inauguration ceremonies. 1h0 Lass nun of
Witch ~ ili g. the hcni ht IFS understood. dericd
that Nj iu wl not hceomc u3vcinor according 80 TIM
.s,ir, hotter of thr law isn't hr ony acting Uo,e'uor
NJ nm 10 "a stated vin rtrsrn' h0 stgr 10 ,hr
terisminu un lnrratt B ihi' do.'mrn' M ilhl &C. a
titathi ttiiinr innrrh g. tnbNn iHilt rs show hnt
\ wiii hatth r1r pails1n appearances. hHi thr nshr
iait riaihilps tii ANi Wdshani ihriph ~ rhn
tlei iamf rrNirn is ihnN-hi tn Nr n'rr elite hr hl
~ enl HrlrNr Niii ~ SOC nrssnFrl suohsi irtnh
,AHHNlnr aflsn ihHfAhi
iAe inmate snfiafi VI So iini Wlii hr
" J. suAlN 0l iinlNN inNNAi chairman VI ihp
stats tgffWiNp tNAWliiep. iAnip Nii ua ipw rharNps
a. AgT iiula s,au ihnsn nhlgaa hHflna hgru az
laiats ht alt lr, elaui Ca G iDIIusaul lao lii ur
ArEra th tlUuIu aDIlN ga thp ti. However d Is u
,nssin0d hai MAa viii have 90 sn iu uaht fnpm ini j.
d idlkr th0 lieutenant Governors private sftnlAff
Uutrlunl Cleveland having let ii' rppna lh h'iAlp
viii n4Le hs huHr AZ the EXECUTIVE Mansion WIN N!i'
Il iill at0H March l. hr irefiands ilenis cay To
las adopted tis plan u get rd O being bored 90 Ntulh
" Olf nAtra. as Ia are lCss likely 10 follow MA u
The lNrgElNe Mansion Than Ia huicL Tho srr,tu "l
Mr Saith tor private secretary u designed 60 sTcngtAcu
MI Alli Iva the northern counties, Nr nmh being an
able alC shrcwd politician who take care ol
Mr iiils Interests 10 selecting de gates 60 the euDor-
Mr. Hin thinks his formidable opponent Tor the
Nomination Tor Governor Is Mr. Flower.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
ONLY REPUBLICANS TO BE ELECIED.

The Young Nens Kepu0llcan VIuD IcV at
No 81 West Iwcntyscyenth ST. last evening. ana spent
some time in discussing resolution offered by
James s Lchmaier, directing the Committee on
Admissions not TO report fayorably upon
The nan cs of persons proposed for membership VINO 'd
voted or worked against Blaine and Logan Mortimer
G. Addons Colonel Charles 7. Homer George j.
Baker. william scott, NJ. NJ BudOng James T. Foster,
George W. Dclano. Joseph Pool james W. Auien Albert
H. Gleason, Ex-Judge Meyer, 5. lsaacS,
l. c. Ashley and James W. Hawes dis,
cl>-cd the question which finally laid over unlli
next Wednesday evening. The following new members
we're admitted Charles Z. Denton, j. ). Burgess, D. D.
Mont scrrat and L. 5. Miller
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
CHARLES IS. srrBnrNs.
'"Nh'''' '' - H..
Charles :. Stcbbins, "A widely known resident

Charles $. Stcbbns, a widely known resident
of Staten l,an dol ycatcriay at his home In Iomphlh'
vilo Forty years ago he kept the oil Union h'el "'
the nrt ferry landing Later he kept hpol ht Wander
nm Landing lie va an Intimate frioud of william u
VandrrhIT lie w,s Tor niny year, nucton'cr, nnd
served two trrn, as revenue collector ho WIZ u
ampu, story teller lii fund Oi "reminiscences n staten
Islanders aud of Commodore, Geo se Law aud tolhcNu'
y Nanderhiit was sccuingy illimtaDio
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
JAMES BUCKMAN.
LONDON, Nov. 2G.-Tho death Of Jane
buchanan. L. L. =, Z. G. =. I. s. A., Is announced

Mr Buckman born at Chcltenham III lslo' anu
educated AT private school In lsiG he became cura-
tor and resident professor n the Birmingham Philo
sophical Institution and from 1SiS to 1858 was Pro
fessor Of Geo ogy ard Botany at the Royal Agricultural
College mt CircnccSer. Mr. Bucknhn occupied nI ialc
wears large farm Dor-eshiTc which ne conducted on
scientific principles and with such success that he was
the recipient OF many prizes for his superior products
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE VOTE FOR MICHIGAN CoNGREssMEs

DETROIT, Nov. 26.-Tne pluralities on Con-
gressmen In this State LIST District William c.
Maybury (DemJ 612i; lld District, Nathaniel b. FL
bridge. Dem) 81; IfIi District. James ODonncll,
RepJ I22s Ivth District julius @. Burrows. RepJ
352; vth District Charles comstock. tDem) 356 With
District Edward B winans, QDeml 4soi With District,
EZRA g. Carleton (Den) 2l9 vIlIh District Timothy
q Tsrsnsy, (Dem) .622; IXth District. Byron NJ.
Cutcheor iisepJ 2756 Xth District Spencer o. Fisher.
DemJ 233; Xlth District Seth q. Moiatt acp) 7.475.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
ANGRY WITH THE ArrORNEY-GENERAL. l..
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRtBUSEl

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-It is not with feel
ing by any pleasant that the citizens Of the Dis
trct read the annual report Of the Attorney
raj His structures upon the jury system are regarded rs
gross lrcl The local press ia unanimous in condemn
ing the report outrage upon the
people OF Washington. ono newspaper aserioeS
what Il calls the Attorney Generals bias" to his want
of success with Washington iuries in the star Route
cases Another that the only of jury fixing
ever heard of in the District that I'm which the De
parmcn Of Justice took the most prominent part Other
comments still intempcratc In spirit ana IAN
guagc. The Post declares the Attorney asper
sions to he characteristic of malignant temper ana
maudin mood"
In his condemnatory remarks on the jury system IN the
District iir Brewster said It L. the subject OF belief
ard common report that the business Of Jury liking
fnursca to alarming oNtent In The District u j. s-
serted that 1--we, support their iamios ana even be
come rich I'm the practice OF this ncarious profession
And again What IL there % prevent one or nor" wei
placng Themselves In the way of tho marshal or hi'
deputies to be brought IN court tacsmen and serving
upon the urcs 10 acQui their friends or cOniedcfa,cs
Sch devices uhappily not unknown IN the District,
and others could I've enumerated aud viii naturally suB-
pe.t themselves after q careful consideration
While such critir may be inst II r. remarked thAt
the Atorucy General does not suggest remedy Tor me
rxiug evil An evil n undoubtedly b.. anu one IN the
correction NJ which not only the District bnt the country
n large must have interest IN View OF the failure 0i
the star Route cnscs
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
NO NEW CHANGES IN ERIE.

There were no new changes in the officers OF
the Erie Railway yesterday but the atmosphere In the
general oices had decidedly blush tnge President
King spent large part of the day in consultation with
the Finance Committee and some of the subordinate
officers seemed to feel that their services were not abso
utey essential 10 the operation Of the road Their dohDc
"a to tenure OF Office may adj bitter hav9r 70 tleir
Thanksgiving turkey. Eacy In the morning Charles u
lincoln who was elected treasurer on Tho eday Inquired
the way to the Office. where he introduced himself lie
began ut once examination Of the securities IN tD
iron
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
M CONDITION OF YELLOWSTONE PARK.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The Secretary OF
the Interior has received communication from william
H. Hale Governor OF Wyoming. detailing the results Ola
personal inspection OF the condition of the Yellowstone
Park. The Governor says that tho reports OF extensive
slaughter OF game In the park have been somewhat
exaggerated and he believes that tho officers In charge
have boon unjusty criticised. Speaking OF the good of
fccts folio wing the extension Of tho Territorial laws OF
wyoming the Park the Governor that the asser
ton OF shs authority OF the Territorial Goycrnment IN
ths park had scarcely than been announced when
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE NEW HEAD OF TIE LABOR BUREAU,

WAsuiNGrOS. Nov. 25.-lt was stated lew
DAYS ago that John Fahrcubatoh would be appointed
r,irri ,sioncr " the new Labor Bureau His romnS
sion vns forwarded to Cincinnati yesterday M lnh
rcrbntrh Is here. and upon tho return Of the
commission wil qualify and enter upon
hia duties There hns been extraordinary
arlay IN the appointment ~ this commissioner The
pon, which vas ialsrd that Mr. Jarrett lntins been
nnniun,, and confirmed hu, ihr ruimsslun nn hnthg
hir lssn,a AS hlm me itesidrrl crud nrt nnhr hrw
pnrulnnrn, has hrrn utttinhh hy he A,lrinri ,Irie
,at ~, ipnhs ~ ssur ~ tht u'ht rnnilaits ia'rh
,hls nnpsian hrrlnr Us Hehai ihr appointment ~ nht
~ lrtif ,tris NNil runrtpea sAunhl mtrt lhp lh9f
dpDj gnipf nH circumstance wiA asnp ihb ruhhl''Hh
Il, ia,ppit ~ lpFasei hp sipph ~ iHir' "i'Nthhr
hlw pe,eNNaii4 As 49, nhiNpp NNlpN ruNN NW Np n'ri
lnkpi as tahlaNialph Nas sNrpWlpA hi ilr rrsi'N'
in seertinn iepr ant trnmsalunn, hNiln'Nmlh' h'
troiluehulsan had caHiia,p fg tho place. AhN II
h. saii Vas NtA pe,hl5lrni in uirin- hlu
Mr Iahreuhatoh has bnpn Ia tao sieamaa service lof
some timn Ito isa practical machinai aud merhahl,al
rugiuser, ana Iur Years has been conspicuous l h"'
organizations. 1no Bureau viii be organized A. once,
aud Il pO,albo that The Ahnr troubles Ia he iluthlhb
Valley viii receive ts early attention.
Among the disappointed candidates are David peale}
nf the New YORK huredu Of Labor Statistics todNl
Moody, of Mas-HchuHcttHi Thomas Is. tunuery, ana
Charles T. ilill, slatstican OF the state Department
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

,rpou TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRiBuNhi
A,nANY. Nov. 26.-The State Board OF Can
comne,d the canvass of the states vote to-day
For Iudces Of tho Court OF Appeals the totals were az
fouows: Andrews, 1,oS9,396; Rapsllo. 1.os9'Ala'
harrington, 23,15o; willard. 22ssl cowan' e's.o'
Rice, 6527; blank or ,dH sca''crtns iha CoDstl. Dg
,,i",o, ,v Amendment the vote rs follows; fo,'
gs.G6i; against 9'lG1; scattering IL; 'o'a''
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
0yrERIyG TO SELL PROPERTY 10 TIE CITY.
n Willis Jomes owner Of fifty feet OF bulk

head property the North River near oh"i p
sented a communication to the Dock Board yesterday
oornc ths nronerty 10 the city for $4,000. suit Is
now in progress against the ey for damages % os Nv
tercronce with the bulkhead rights OF this ploPciy.
placed at ~ 800 year since 1873 Tho communication
OF Mr. James offered release tho city VI these Claims VI
Mr.. Dodge
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

PmLADELrnIA, Nov 26.-i'resident hr,"t
of the Reading abroad to-day said that the ieA'' - '1s
NcwJersey Central to the Reading has p'o''n ~,
his comp1ny. and that the Reading had pltr ,t,l
rental, and unless the courts intciitt' a a , nal bs
tional payment by that company the Ieh't" "''
able to paya dividend.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
TIE COUNT IN IOWA.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 26.-Tbe State
Board Of Canyassers has concluded its abors on the
electoral vote. The result IA Blaine. l07,0S9 Clcvs
land (fusiOnl, l77,2ss ST. john, l,472.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
TIE FIGURES IN INDIANA.

OF the vote I'm Indiana are rs follows: Cleveland.
244 ,s9l Blaine. 23s,4a7; Butler. s.79Ai st John.