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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

BOsTON. Nav 15.-The annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad was
held in this city to-day and the following directors were
elected Jesse seligman p Huntington E. f. Nlnso"
W. f. Buckley Bryce Gray of New York W j. Froal'
H. c. Mutt W b. Strong, A. T. TOnsalin, y Burr Il W.
NickersOn b. P. Cheney and l. C. Wade o. bos'on'
Boston, May 15.-The annual financial statement OF tie
Kansas City Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad Company TOT
1854 shows the cross earnings to be S2O16212 an in
crease Of II 90 per cent operating expenses @I1'o
544 an increase of Il 421 900 per cent; net
an increase OF II 6100 per cent Inc oohueu
debt has reduced by Tire purchase OF BOMBS 70 sn
department, leaving total amount out-tandns Jas Ia,
l. 1854 OF per cent bonds, 9Z,4OOOOo lheIo ID " ~
OF $4,000 on the main Line. -,
PrrTsnrRc NAV IA suit has been entered IN the
United states Court against the Pitsburg. Bradford anu
Buffalo Railroad Company by James ID. CohuoI, " ~
cover $4,000. alleged 70 be due Tor the CO aI Wor
the Kane extension Of the road, and other specd
BOsrON, MAY 1.-THE earnings of the whole
system Of the Union Pacific Road for March were SIS-
700 the corresponding period OF last
year Of $4,000 For the first three months OF lss4
they were s5,O59,6oo au Increase Of S122@oo as cou
pared with the same period OF 1883
DENVER. MAY 14-The war IN Eastern passenger rates
continues Crowds throng the streets IN front OF all the
uptown Offices The following rates were bulletned at
IL this morning. To Missouri River points distance OF
635 miles, 81 TO ct. Louis, Y5 to Chicago 81 70 new"
York, S25
inquiry at the various railway ticket Offices yes
terday failed to the reported cut in rates TO
500 between Denver and NewYork CITY, The rate from
WORK Denver at all the regular Onces Is 904 lie
scapeTs sell at $40 TO $50
Alta meeting Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Yesterday Johnston Livingston elected director IL
the place of Henry c. Johnston Of Baltimore deceased
Mr. Livingston formerly director before the VII
lard management
committee OF West shore bondhOders has been ap-
pointed to obtain signatures 20 the agreement to receive
SIX per bonds Of that company with continuing first
mortgage lien for interest the first mortgage bonds as
il natures during three years The committed consists
% Henry F. Spauulng. late president o. the Central
Trust Company, chairman; William Mertens, Fredolck
A. Potts aud ex-Judge RasSell Of New-Yorki and l. W.
Clark, OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-16

CLOSING Prices or BOSTON STOCKS
Boston, May -, 1884.
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MEDICAL.
MANHOOD |

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or. C. D. SRlFlElD.

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-03
Proceedings in Congress.

WASHINGTON CITY, April stu the sen
ate the CHAR presented from the secretary of
the navy copies of CONTRACTS with Sheffield,
England, manufacturers for arrnor plates
for the Miantonomah The secretary
suggested ia the Communication that
omething be done to encourage the manu-
acture of artnor plates in this
country. The credentials of Senator-elect
Payne, of Ohio, were read and fled Call
offered a resolution, which was referred To
the committee on foreign relations. request
ing the president to institute negotiations
with Spain, SO as to refer to an umpire all
questions arising under the treaty Of 1919
The bill amending section i 900 of the re.
vised statutes, relating to giving security in
cases en- appeal or writ of error, was passed.
The bill promoting the efficiency of the gen
eral land Office by increasing the salary OF
the commissioner to 5000 a year, creating
an assistant commissioner at $1,000 year,
and raising the salaries Of certain clerks in
the bureau, was passed. 1t was incidentally
stated that there are 10000 undecided cases
now in the land office.
In the house the morning hour was dis.
pensed with, and the house went into COM
mittee of the whole on the Indian Apr opria-
ton bill, Wellbern, of Texas, in the chair
Ellis, of Louisiana, chairmanof the sub-com-
mittee, having charge of the bill, explained
the bin and the action of the COMMITTEES
thereon
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-03
BUTLER ON TARIFF.
He is Neither for Tariff for Revenue
''Only" Nor Protection.
Account OF q Visit to Tiiden April
--.Henry B. PayBe's son GA
His Fathers pFesf-
Dental Purposes.

New York, April 50 am not in favor
Gen B. F. Butler. in 1880 the adoption OF
an extreme high tariff view put the candi-
date In tho position of one endeavoring to
reconcile what he did not believe with
what he must profess Should the watch
word Tariff for revenue only be now
adopted the Democracy viii split into
fragment. The party includes quite o
number of protectionists,. and their de-
lection would be fatal Morrison has not
done anything to reconcile the two extremes
OF opinion that mark the diyergents within
the party The Morrison bill cannot pas,
the senate. The bill is weak and source Of
weakness. IL proyokes endless discussion.
and can have no good result It is, however,
hardly worth discussing, as its passage
through the house would be but a resultiess
form
abstract protection does not commend it.
self TO my mind. One could, however, make
distinctions. There are distinctions Lux
ulies might properly and profitably be made
to bear high rate of taxation, but the nee
essaries of life and raw material, the cheap
ening Of which woal1 benefit labor by caus
ing an extension Of manufac curing industry
should be wholly free While tariff fol
revenue only must prove fatal. protective
tariff is an ilupossibiity for the party; bu
some compromise may readily be found, an(
on more acceptable basis than that recon
mended by the horizontalistS"
Gen. Bntier, said the legal-ten1ar de-
cisioa is but capitalization of the best
thought Of the country on. the subject
Gen. Butler said he always believed
congress- had the power to determine
what was legaLtender and i
was absurd to talk about the imita
ton OF congress in this connection, such lin
itation beirg entirely foreign to the consti
;ution. He says money is valuable, not sim
ply from its intrinsic worth, but also BY
the mere stamp of the government. O
the Morrison bill Gen. Butler said
"The bill cannot pass the senate unde
any circumstance and its passage through
the house would simply be a worl
of time Civil service reform, Gen. Butler
said, must begin from the top. When tn
business men of the country select their en-
ployes by competitive examination, h,
thought they woul approve of a similar sys
tenn in the national government
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-03
Tuden visited Again.

BALTIMORE, April 8 The Baltimore Sun
Tuesday night received from trusted cor
respondent an account of an interview with
Ex-Governor Tilden, who is said to show no
perceptible change since the writer saw him
four years ago, except that his voice is g
trihe more feeble He has a fine healthy
COLOR his hearing is accute, and his eye
as bright as it was twenty years ago"
The correspondent said there was a general
opinion that Tiiden was the only man who
could get the Democrats out Of their present
middle. upon which the ex-governor said,
very slowly and distinctly: Il do not want
the nomination and canuot take it No, l
cannot give up the peace and quiet which
enjoy here for four years of toll and strife
1 am 70yearS old, and l cannot do it. He
said he had thought of writing formal letter
announcing his position W it'll reference to the
presidency, and might doso John Bigelow,
who was present, said he was opposed to
such course, as there was not sufficient pre-
text for writing the letter. By way of show
ing the correspondent that he had the full
use of bis limbs, Tildcn raised and let fan
each arm, struck cut from both shoulders,
and followed this with a vigor> us stamping
Of first one foot ard then the other on the
carpet He also walked with the cor
respondent che full length OF the library
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-03
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Jay Gould expects to build a winter
dwelling housa At St Augustine, Fla.
The Council Bluffs Iowa Nonparel
advocates Senator Allison for president.
Orrin A. Carpenter has returned to
Lincoln, Ills, but his advent causel no ox
citenenr
Four million three hundred and forty
THOUSAND 'xes of sarliaas were packed in
Lubec Me-, last yea.
Governor Begole. of Michigan, has is
| sued proclamation ASKING the people of that
state to observe Thursday, April "a, as Arho1
day.
Maj. Nickerson, has been indicted at
Philadelphia for perjury, committed year
ago, when he procured a divorce from his
wife
In the lunatic asylum at Toronto,
Ont, Valerie Mckinney murdered Raehel
Stephens, who had been placed in her ward
| to prevent her from committing suicide
A special vote for presidential choice
was taken at the Dubuque Gowa) Democratic
convention, adecided preference being shown
for Mcdonald and I'iltlen getting but one
| vote
Miss Ellen Terry and Henry Irving
| attended services at Plymouth church last
Sunday and Miss Terry sat IN MI. Beecher's
own pew.
The New York street railways kept
Il, 553 horses last year at a cost Of 81 us, 2l5,
| or S107 IS each. And yet the council voted
! against cable cars
Six frame dwellings,, constituting the
| Speefy block AMI four other STRUCTURES
burned at Sherman, Texas. Two churches
were slightly danaged,
An oyster dealer at Thomastown, Cal,
| shell, and everybody in the place has gone
| into the oyster business.
Twenty-Five families have left Pitts
burg for Seattle, w. r., and others WIN soon
| follow They claim to have been crowded
out by aliens, giving employers chance tc
reduce wages.
Lucy Ferrand, a respectable white
| girl, II years old, disappeared ten days age
at New Orleans, and was found living with a
full-blooded negro. she was arrested and
sent to the House of the Good Shepherd
Inc chicago, st. Louis d Pacific,
and Chicago & Indiana Central railroads
filed articles of consolidation, the joint CAPT
tai being S3o000,o0O The combination will
be known as theaGhicago, st. Louis G. Paci-
| fic.
The Indiana mine inspector reports
206 collieries in tue state, employing 5, 405
men, which pr oducei last year Z, 500, 900 tons
of coal. The combined capital is 81 600, 600,
and the fatal accidents for the period stated
numbered eleven
Frank Elliott, negro, who outraged
young girl, was taken from the sheriff's
| posse at Rock Hill, N. c., in the afternoon
and hanged outside the town limits. Edwin
McCuiloch, eolored, was taken from the
Dallas, N. c., Jail Monday night and 1ynehed
for murder
William Rowland, known as the king
of the Orkney gypses. died recently at the
age of 102 years, leaving widow whose age
is over 90 Nowlands age is said to be a
matter of record Oh the island of Westray.
At the time of his funeral his widow coolly
smoked her pipe while prayers were being
said over the grave.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-03
NEWS FROM EGYPT.
Ell Mahdi's Sitaation-..His Troops
A Excited Against Him.
Sen. Gordon 7Abandons the COucil-
fatory. P0licy-- The British
Troops---A scandal Mt the
British Court Notes.

CAIRO, April 3.-El Mahdi's position just
at present is by no means enviable His
troops and the inhabitants of Ell Obeid are
excited against him, and his fall is expected
atany moment It is reported from faith
slu spy in the onemy's headquarters that a
Not Is being matured to murder the prophet
ana the leading members of his council and
lea the troop back to their allegiance to
EEypt t-..
Late dispatches say that, though Gen Cor
Ion expects thearrival of British troops at
Any day, and cannot believe that the govern
meut intends to abandon Khartoum to its
tate, yet he has at last decided to abandon
ais policy of trying TO conciliate the natives.
He is convinced by the repeated failure of his
attempts at quiet solution of the difficulties
that such policy is utterly useless, and he
SHOW determined to initiate aseries of vigor-
Gus attacks on the enemy. As first step
toward carrying out this change of ideas, he
has ordered all the Egyptian soldiers, detailed
to give safe conduct to parties leaving Khar-
toum, to return to the beleaguered citadel at
once. The tribes between Seminar and Khar-
toum are pressing forward and are within
three miles of Khartoum. All traitors found
in the ranks of the Egyptian regiments will
be instantly shot, and every possible cndeavor
made to keep order. - - q - -
Gen. Stephenson and Sir Evelyn Barring
have received orders to report to England
as TO the advisability of sending an expedi-
ton via Suakim or Korosko to assist in
the relief of Khartoum, while Admiral
Hay has been requested to ex-
pedite the survey Of the upper
Nile to ascertain whether q gunboat flo
tilia win be able to operate on the river. Ar
arrangements win also be made by Admiral
Hewett with King John, of Abyssinia, for
the operation of Abyssinian troops in
southern Soudan. King John offers the
services of 10000 soldiers on condition that
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-03
Put Lumber on the Free List.

Ex-Governor English of Connecticut,
who is reported to be worth 81, 00O, 900,
has been largely interested in the lumber
business for many years. He was asked
if he favored the placing of lumber on the
free list. Most assuredly do" was the
reply Maine is stripped of all but
her coarse lumber, and New York State
is denuded of its hard wood supply.
Michigan is the only state from which we
can obtain supply of building woods.
The South has the woods, to be sure In
Arkansas, notably, there is great supply,
but it costs more to get it up here than il
would to get it from Canada. Our policy
of protecting this instance has worked to
the destruction of our great forests. The
country suffers materially in consequence
Unless lumber is put on the free list what
few woods we have left will be sacrificed
and then we shall be at the mercy of the
Canadians. Ithas bit the part of wisdom
10 put lumber on the free list.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-03

The Paris police are endeavoring tC
suppress q strange traffic in dead bodies
which they have discovered to exist OF
the river Seine in and near Paris. 1t ap
pears that reward of fifteen francs is
given in the department of the state fol-
any bodies found in the river and deliv-
cred upto the authorities. In the neigh
boring departments. If only few miles
away fer instance, in the Seine-at-
Oise-no such reward is offered. The
consequence is that boatmen finding bod
les outside the stipulated boundary, In
stead of giving them up to the police o.
their own district, sell them to mel
employed higher up the river. who Obtain
the reward for them, realizing a profit by
the transaction. This custom has become
so prevalent that there is recognized
tariff of five francs for bodies purchased
in this way