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New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
srrErElr mr1Ey BY SIrAGE DoG.

A LITTLE GIRL ATTACKED By HIlL-ItHl''iH-
SEVENTEEN WOUNDS Is MIR fIrr ANp it"''
Captain Lcary. Of the Thiriy-iirst Precinct
yc..t.,y sent to roi,c IicadquWtoi. report "i th'
.erioi. woundiug of little gn by i'rodoiS dog ~
West Ileht,.nr.tst. The dog d, 70 bulicruor hnd I"
owned by "a luor dealer lu tlo Bow'} u N"' pi"usn'
from IL sland on, fcW month. ago ~ cost "t rlo"
It's owner has had hgh opinion o IT, lighting Pu"'''
For some week. II had been n tine care oi an Lhsl'h
trainer one Maddox who lives iu - small Irn' H""'
IN Ileht, -trst.,t near the Riverside dN'' ""'""N
kent the dog chained and mulllcd. lie was ht the DoS
show on Tuesday and the dog wa- fcd by an"u'r man.
who lett the mul.c oii. Ia the evening ME- M''""A
WAS told that her daughter Ellen, age ,iN d u-'" 'iy
Ialir, To "A uc chhur ana went luO thc 'li''t N"''o
tnr ch l Wa- ulayluG intending c" luAi'H H't '-''
ram -croainn INTO the bach yatd. Inc ""E win ~ ''
d,n bound broke s chain and u ihhI upon nj
tu hsr fo the ground BEGAN TO bite Arr zee " 'Sa
-.t,aycly Mrs Maddox was afraid 10 attempt !" I''.t'
her daughter. but called several W"lh"l,h I'm ~ W
street They were compelled t" choAe tue o'u'o ''o'
u W0uld lrt go it. hold. -,, ", ri,bt, ,ifrt.
ST. attended the girl lie counted seventeen N"lu' "'
her lex. and feet The bones had not bt'u "t"h' nov
ever and Dr Crib, thOnglt tie thud N"uu I''vN'
polc.n.u off red To shoot the du-, h"t hI-' 'lu'"
would not consent until her husband I'iorH," A''.t
ward Maddox ind the police that the dog htp p''h i,
ed hv the owner. D.. Gruhc. " %" Wi' u"' cur -it
oi Nuct, ninth Hospital Tor I"uI l'7 '.14t
Yesterday. The child, wounds at" ti' ""i,' "a -, -
kind tnat have seen. lhr3 Ncl' =" 49,, H., ,o
~ii" cmtcrile al oI th'u' ~, - IN,
reason 10 fear that thc nrl VIII nave L|"''tNO'''
wounds heal properly.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
RoBBIyG Az ADAMS EMPRESS SIZE.

PRovlDEyCE. Il. l., oct. 22.-Wiliam :. Bal
conn., o local agent of the Adams Express Company at
Woon.ook kc personally attended Ia all the duties 81 Dis
Office Tue ay evening and saw al the valuable PACK
axes and money orders placed securely In the safe ami
locked M When his clerk ". :. Boyder. entered the
Office on Wednesday morning. ~ GIp o'clock j." found
the wrappers of the packages lying on the uoor ~
front of the safe which unlocked, but closed Ih'
thicyc. overlooked package containing 500 when
was IDft uudisturbcd The safe WIS not broken open
bat unlocked with akoy which va in the hahl' oi ''
Thieves. and which was taken away hl thom when t't
had con ulotpd thOir work " j. said that the safe q. 10"
artlculrly good one the lock having been ONT oi or
dor for s,io ten davs or MORE awaiting repairs Beside
cnupou. worth ~ 900 and $1,000 in cash there wa
n. taken "a package containing checks aud notes 10 lh
amount of - 900. to- Ice forwarded for collection IdJ
mcnt OF these has, ~ course. been stopped.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
cELEBRATING FOUNDERS DAY.
IBY rELEGRArn 10 TIE TRIBUNE

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE
EAsTON PENN Oct. 22.-1his was Founders
Day Lafayette College and it, Observance TN, morning
drew large number Of people to the campus at II a. M
President Knox introduced Professor g. l. Ray mond OF
inheetOn College, " large audience gathered To near
III address American Institutions and the culture
oi Character" He spoke for hour and half ana IN
Ae course Of his remarks said: "Of recent Prcsdchs
ayes, Garfield and Arthur college graduates ana
" tle present candidates Butler langhtcr and Blaine
grtat applause were graduates, and had Providence
xcfmttcd Belya Lockwood WOnld have been and of
sii Cleveland don't remember 50 much When hc
mentioned Baine's name the applause great that
" a. some time before ne could proceed.
ln euc sports 10 have been held tAs aIiernOOh
'3' rain prevented
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
THE WAR IN TONQUlN.
,.xcr ANXIOUS TO END THE TROUBLE.
.o,.rpvNrNr URGED TO BLOCKADE PAh-hol-
1hb uuy NIIOT LEFT TONQUIN.

,.rpxyrSr URGED TO BLOCKADE PAINFUL
TIE WHY MLLor LEFT ToNouIN.
Oct. o2.-rhe ma orty OF the committee
AZ. n"'T Torouin credit are in favor of decisive ao
on W They are willing to vote even larger creul.s
''o". =, enable the Government to bring tue uiIh
So, ,oa speedy conclusion. The Temps anu 'he
ra'S rrre the Government to blockade the port oi
n", hoi through which the Chinese who are ihvau-
80" ronauln obtain their supplies. The Iele0rdp"e
.s;rns the report that at the council yesterday 'he
~aL,nct decided to send to Tonqun tie reinforce
'aor,s which General l'rierc de rlslo requires
Admiral Mi,lot who was a few weeks ago rei'o''u
Of Zine French command in Tcnquin, has air'Neu ~
Na,seile. His general orders before leaving i""-
amin have been made public. In these he s,n'oS
w,t be lep,r,ed because he was i'll with NeNa',on
~ tbe uanner in which the Lang-soh aIl"r ""U
Lren M represented. 80. fro,, pr,ne
General lie llslc replying 70 request lroin @ ,h
Ninister lrrrv for Information IN ieVaru W VIZ VIZ
station i'm Tonquin. states that the frenon i"nyp'
,brfe are sufficient to maintain defensive u'''uI
hnt rnnuot undertake offensive optatlohN' o
J,,ro avs tina, the truth il that the trouIs, nMo M
Lned IN on the delta under the protection VI @ ,,,,
,,,Loots and are obliged to limit their opeIa'io"'
a. icpollmg tie attacks of the enemy
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
DAMAGE TO cROPS ~ THE SOCrA
lnr rrLrnn,rlt ID rns rafrrVe. I

COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. 22.-The latest adj
vice. from the Sea Island Cation Belt from south Car
ouna 10 Florida ~ To the condition Of cotton, are una
yorablc. proirctcd dronth has increased the dam
axe aud ha, reduced materially the promised yield o SIX
weeks ago stimulated by the hsh prices Of last season
there has been considerable Increase of acreage but I'M,
has been more than counterbaancei by the general fall
ing % In the crop prospect
NEwToN y c. oct. 22-The drouih that has prevailed
IN North Carolina for the last hundred days was broken
today bv ,h rains m the central and western portions
OF Me state The rainfall was slight and viii prove OF
9te relief The damage done lN thc"ruuth j. al pre-
Gt able as II NJ in seriously effect tobacco and
other crops Seedsmcn say their damage VIII not IAN
thort Of 800 900 while tobacco dealers pace te loss
Oh growing tobacco at eJOOOOO.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
MYSTERIOUS uUEDER Ar HlRTFoRD.
nv rrLr8n,rHr, rue rarauysI

ny TELE HArI = TTIE TRIHrvEI
HARTFORD. Conn. Oct. 22.-Ihe murder of
Ala Browne before aylight Yesterday m)rnns, aud the
neatly fa al woundng OF Martin y larri-on of her
lovers have far porpexed the officers who have in
ves,atel the affair Tue arrest Of George w. Gregory
the Browne wouan's earlier lover the prcsumi ton
that he committed Tn" crime. has been followed by cir
cumsancc- which tend to strengthen the theor, that t.
car driver lutfisou first kled the young woman and
maintaining that Grcgo as.ilcd both himself and the
woman Ihc opinion of sO" or-nns t4 tunt ilh'raon~
icl,nusy being nrolscd ne drew hi knife ana stabbed
The woman In the ncck; and that WHOM GREGORY found
tn,i sc wn. cut he cuchcd with Harrison aud, after
getting the knife away be- giod Iurusou- nee. twice
and threw the knife under the stove Ihr c "r one oi
Grcgor,'e hands supports h- theory. Harrison j. hN
yr. old nnd Gregory and the woman wcr" only twenty
eight The chances are that Harrison VIII recover
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
TNN NINN NIRUNR.

THE ANrrCEDrNrs on STANTON SAID TO DE BAD
TIE MURDERED BOYS FUNERAL.
ley TELEGRAPH ID TIE TGi3rNEI
New LONDON, oct. 22.-An investigation INTO
the auteceicnt Of Daniel j. stanton the alleged muir
dcrcr of III. college chum." Frederick r. Nash, III Phila
delpa recently shows that b j. not matter for wonder
that stanton killed Nash in III of drunken obstinacy
lie was always ugly When intoxicated stanton has
teen Wild fellow since De fc heir TO $4,000 left
hin ly lis father lie took Nash. who las 10 work for
llvii. 90 New York. to icip hn spend IT, II j. trnrr-
alv bcet here hat stanton fcit fearful thtl hc Wpud
Decouo insane or do harm. aud that he kept
Nash uc.r hlm tO look ont FOR him. tautcrs personal
habits were known To be bId. and In If, moods ne lh
Threatened the e of more than one OF his companions
n thc} should expose him.
The funeral - you1- Nash took place To-day r. ston-
netuh S students class OF - from the NJ site
Valley Institute were pail bearers.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN. oct - There rurlors that Prince Bis
niarck contcmpatcs "A visit 10 Paris
81 PFTrRsBtRG oct. 22.-rhe police have seized
documents which showed that arrtu gcuens were being
perfected to make attempt on the cars life.
PARIS oct 22.-sarah Bcruhardt has gone to the sea
eide Her physicians have ordered her TO MAINTAIN ab-o
lutc TepOse for long time.
ROW. oct 22-rn the last twcuty-four hours there
were ten new cases Of cholera and thirty deaths
throughout Italy
LIVERPOOL. oct. 22.Thr Morning IoC states that the
troubles in the sugar market ceased tco weeks ago aud
that there H. not the slightest ground for apprt hcndE
the impending bankruptcy OF any one 0i the Ah'tlcaN
Iun..
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
GENER.IL LOGIN ~ ILLINOIS.


Tur TRAIN.
PEORIA, H., Oct. 22-Gcncrnl Logan was
met at Gc,burs to-day by reception committee from
various ORGANIZATIONS and escorted here. Al point
mile west OF Knoxville AN attempt WAS made 10 wreck
the train conveying the party. The train running at
the rate Of forty miles an hour and upon rounding curve
the engineer noticed an obstruction the track He
put on brakes Immediately but did not succeed IN bring
ing the train 10 "a stand until the engine had run
over two four ties which had been laid across The
rails ON the arrival ~ the train shortly after O'Clock,
various clubs assembled AT the depot formed IN line and
escorted General Logan 10 hotel where he took dinner
General Logan was hoarse, having made thilteen
.pccchcs ycscpiay, and having spoken three
times to-day. but at the meeting held here
lie made himself heard all over the wlgwam
speaking more than an hour. He reviewed the tarla
Qc- lion at length. and then replied 10 certain remarks
made 10y Mr.. Hendricks. Ihc latter. he said, had dc
carcd that the Republican party had been rohDg the
country 10y png up, >urplu, In the Treasury. II they
had piled II mp n because they had the money to
Pile up while II the Democrats had not n because
they had not the money. The Democratic party, he
said were treating sixteen year, IN the rear oi the Re
pubhcins, ana hId always opposed every thlhH the ne
puhcus had ever lone unit. II had been accomplished
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

-
REMOVING INvIvcIn1Es-Tnc last of the lnvnci9es.
eehi in number were last evening removed from OH''
ham To another prison.
s,uYsr V1,-r,p's Trlr-TraH SAYS that Prime" Al
lrt Victor OF Wales wi. spring long tour
through continent and viii a1crNAId Nlsll TIE CHlt
ed states aud Canada.
Across TIE OCF Az n 4 CiNoU.-The canoe Neptune.
twenty feet in length which started from NorWN som,
timo ago f,r New York uud recently INT INTO Falmouth
fo have her bottom cleaned has arrived a Pcnztuc" ana
is rrcuarinct 10 start for America Captain johnston
comprises the whole crew.
BaITIsH NAvY.-Sir Thomas Brassey. VI. T., IN snca"
i'm To- his constituents Hastings yesterday showed
that British Navy equal 10 those OF france an"
ItAly combined.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
PRESIDENT ARTHUR NOT ENGAGED.

A long article was publlshedin The Aer- loFN
Times YESTERDAY announcing that President Arlh ANU
Miss rillie Frcin-huyscn, daughter OF the 7''l''' "
State we're engaged and that their marriage had o'' IT.
,,,,. IN take, ul,ce In January \ TRiBuNE reporter
made inquiry OF George o. frcnghuysen. brother ol 'he
young lady, yesterday, and was assured thu th'ro was
no truth or foundation for truth N H. The Imes must
have known IL yas not truc when they pliht'i H. nc
routiu, and the article admits that uOntu ifesldcnI
Arthurs friends it The existence oi inc 1ns"S
ueut has Deen rumOrrd before but the family ana e-
,.nt thur have treated IL good joke We 40 lot
feel ANNOYED especially by the fise announcement TOT
fht. r.oi D1ubte-- the President WOuld cel alhoyru
LAa h. paid ny slstcT .uy marked atteulios bul "HSs
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
TIE CRISIS IN BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS. Oct. 22.-Thc political fermen
continues To develop serious outbreaks At Con''ai' III
Iasselt and at other places collisions have occurred De
tween the Cericals and the Liberals and rione has De'h
th. CONSEQUENCE. shots fred into a crowd near
s,,iucs which took deadly effect one person was kcd
,,rioht and four others wounded. The Lt0ile Bstge
declares tlat tie Conservatives seeking 10 bring BACK
IN, sinister period Of so The King this morning gave
m audience 10 Prime Minister Maon. Tie Cabinet were
,lumnouel to q meeting
The public surlni-c that the Kings OBJECT III summon
iae NJ Bara the palace Yesterday Nd> 10 Ft4urN. iil
io v,, hi, political friends to antain prudent a"
tit.Ge al this iuuctuIe.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
A BRIDEGRooM AccIDENTALLY SHoE

RICHMOND, Va Oct. 22.-Edward o. Fitz-
gerald. ir. young OF this city, accidentally mot
himself iu day. and may die from the effects
Of the wound. lie 10 have been married this even
ing 10 Mis-, Darlington. daughter 81 ". G. Darlington.
MAYOR of th- city. Fitzgerald had been engaged Ia
marking hi trunk preparatory to hi- wedding Zip when,
II Is supposed that IA leaning over to put his pistol ~ t,
the weapon wa. discharged His mother and brother
bI iu.t leff him. and hc VAS lu joyous mood his
mo marriage. When they hcard the report OF
,6ht pistol they returned and found Inn lying on the
- ~ A., rnauiiuaton showed that the rail ha4 entered
,,,r t,r cu eye. with downward couIsc and
i,at,,,i Al, or about the rolt, of the tongue.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
lINunA TO JERSEY CITY, OCTOBER ..

Many Republican members Of the Produce and Mari
Exchange met ON Tuesday al Nu % New st, and
resolved 10 give Mr. Blaine reception after lis arrival
ia this city from the Me.t. stems were taken toward
the orrani11tOn ~ TIE Sew York Produce and Mari
time Republican Battalion" TO be ,ompo.ed Of twenty
companies. AMI each member to carry cane hch VIII
furnished hy the officers. John VI. Burt pr sided
The following e'ected officers; Charles D. Sabin.
Colonel. benjamin rarr. Licncnant-C COlonel; W
HAYNES. Major. Jo-se lioy Adiutaut. John \ Bcycr
quirtciiua.ter; Jo,cph VI. Ilatotine. treasurer, J.
Iitnincrd. sergeant VI uor Dr II. e. Ward. surgeon
Captains of cotupanrs T.. G. Rcr. Richard Arnold -.
4 Pool. T.. Biaiucid. A. T. Minor T. \ Low. i, T.
woodruff. n. {. Mctopu. g.. GuWu G. II. Mcs-ell-
John r. Burt. T. pcarstl. A y. Hart, Mark liopkiu..
IT, ". D. Preston. H. ". t0wing X. s Brewster, l.. I
IarrOwa and q. T. Marsh.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
PHASES or mIsn AGITATION

prmIN, oct. 92.--Ihe frccmdHs Journal as
,eft, That George otto Irt,olyau Nilhlfr" I"" '"'
D.f ~ecrctaryslip OF Ireland hcrah'c h' was u""
a. continue a. The mouup.c OF Han 'l'h''' l""'
,f beenusc hc was dis4u,tcd with Tie Castle "H''"'
gJ Jrsh Ttuss SAWS the changes have been made u"
ilea-c the P,rncitcs Tie frp ess says Nr II'''s "'
IA. the victim of Irish resentment. - .. -
ioxI,V or 1-'Thc action a. the Government to-
wand tlr limerick Corp 1rdtipu in issuing Wli, T." con"
D. tha paymrut OF the extra police j. believed I" ", '
Indication That Earl spencer Will commune '' N'N
IA Lord Lieutenant Ol Ireland
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
AANOUNcLNG i SECRET MARRLfGE.


ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 22.-Ihrcc years ago FRO
fos,,r 4 j. j. Hr.ainzIan. OF Ncw-lork while on pro
fessonaI visit 10 Princeton. y. J.. became acquainted
with Mis-, F,lmi ~ that place. Tho young lady, rcl
tiyes forbade Mt Birmingham the house. several
month. later MS rcnnn. While on visit TO Baltimore
met him a-ain There they were secretly married ana
parted with the understanding that The wife should re-
inu her husband whenever should h- sent fur since
That time Professor birmingham has been resident q"
Atlanta Miss Feuuin arrived m Atlanta l-t ni-lt ana
tbry were r.uarr,| the house Of e. -. watson 10y tc
Rev Howard Cramlcy. The fact was tclegiaphed 10
B.uulu- hams parent,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
J,oUEs AUGUsrE ADOLPHE REQUIER.

PARIS. Oct. 22.-The death of NJ. Jaqucs
Areuste Adolphe Requor, French Ihiiolcgian a"d
member OF the Institute, is announccd
NJ Reauier was born at Maycnce on July :, 1904. lie
was appointed in April 1913. by Louis Philippe and the
Dlch, r. of Orleans tutor OF the Count of Paris After
the re- outon of February he accompanied his roy al
pupil voluntary exile until near the end OF le13 lie
thcn returned TO Paris and became member oi 'u'
Academy ~ Inscriptions and Bellies Letre- In 1-13. NJ.
Repuer was made a chevaer Of the Legion o Honor h
J. H. and was promoted officer IN $50 Professor i'r
Ouicrs pen busy throughout hs lie auu aIohs array
o. books the result
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
EARNINGS OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuN5.l

ST. PAUL, oct 22.-According to statement
made public here to-day the earnings OF the Nor'h"rn
Pacific Railroad bid fair be the largest In the history
of that road So far they amount In even hslrcS ="
sill3oOO or All average Of $4,000 each day "ee'"
Auditor Banker. speaking Of the probable c"rihnt' u
the month"; said that they would easily loo' "p
Al 800 600 and would probably 20 Tloo'"o" VI "l"o
bevond these figures This Is Increase over oc'o "
1se2 of 5000 600 The best showing heretofore made
nv be Northcrn Pacific was ~ April last when ne earn
iics fell little short Of ~ 100000 Ihe buse1s go, .,
hntb The passenger and freight departments has h'e
great telegram received ~ headguartef. nero 'ah :
that "A train took into Fargo Dakota. J." snhu c' iouS
of wheat This Is the largest wheat train on iecOru
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
READlYG ALMSHoUSE FRAuDS.
-nr reLnanArm ro Inr rnnrvE.


READING, Oct. 22.-Onc OF the first results oi
The Bcrks County Alm.housc investigation was made
manifest to-dny Two informations were made before
Alderman Bernhard by Detective Lyon one charging the
Rev Martin l. Irich aud samuel J. Mcnrich win an
attempt 10 brbc Director of the Poor Lla- Bckcl 10
vote for Henry H. Fbcrt for steward o the almshou-c
The other charging the Rev Martin l. Frich ANA samuel
/ Wrurtch with "a conspiracy 10 bride Director Iickc
Warrants FOR their arrest were placed u the hands or
Oniecr Lawrence T.. Ec--ler this morning. lhtJ tacA
gave bail IN the Of - 300.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
BUSINESS EMBARR1SSuf MS.

Sr. LouIs, Oct. 22.-lhc Crescent Label
Company made nn assignment to-day. Tie assets are
r5O.OOO the liabilities are not stated.
C>cINNAri. oct. 22-Charc- T. Dumont. proprietor ~
"a foundry aud machine shop. made ,gumcnt to-day
10 Charles \. Wilson. III, liabilities estimated al
10000. and hl- assets at IL 900.
Bo-TO>, oct THE suspension Of Freeman a Coz
cotton brokers. announced thi, afternoon II ~
stated that the firm has claims outstanding against II
exceeding 10000 and owes one bank - Ouo, which,
however % o. thought is well secured II t- possible thAt
an arrangement Will be made whereby the irm can re
-lllu business.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.
FREE TRANSPORTATION.

RAITIu0Hr OCT 22-Robcri Garrett, On the part OF
the baltimore and ohio Railroad has offered 70 trans
pOr the collective state EXHIBITS oi Mary lama ana McHt
Virginia TO The World, Industrial Exposition at New
Orleans free OF expense.
A POINGAMN CASE UNDECIDED.
SALT LAKE. oct 93Ihc jury IN the poly gaiy case OF
Rudger tiawson unable to agree, standing 10 l.
The udge thi. morning ordered the To be retired
beginning at O'Clock this afternoon.
DRUG ASSOCIATION CONVENTION.
LOUIs Oct. 12.-Inc annual convention or the
National Drug Association met AT the Soaihcrn Hotel
this morning. over 200 delegates from the various
states representing siOOOO0OO invested ia Tie urus
busIuess, were III attendance.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
rur nEtNsWICK sUCCEsslON


toNpov. oct 22.-Ihe Gar the illnc' ol
vaios AMI tho King OF Oicoco are uians 'h' i'"' w
Cumberland to make some arrangement WIN '"P''''
William in tusam ~ the Eruuswich sn''''9''h nv
ft.uah Count viii sn into mourning Tor 'N" N''"-' wv
.fl tnrfrttfy of tho iusiiah tmhtesf at N'ilht ht
.D foo nfuuavi,A tn foWoarut Tho claims ~ ' ,-',"
t...I l.mllY \ rvpuit h euwrnt thli ,h' l"A ." '
tl.I., uIII httr a conference Nith Lhl"i"l NH"''N
.li,l tAr Iuuflal
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
BALTIMORE AND ONO TRAIN SERVICE.

PHtLApELPHIA. Oct. 22.-Gcuerhi Superln-
tcndcnt kenney ~ The Philadelphia Nlimlnsl"n ','
Baltimore Railroad Company. has telegraphed 10 "'
vinirs general agent In Baltimore instructing him to
notify the Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company INA.
train service over the Philadelphia. wilmington anu
Baltimore Railroad will be- discontinued hls afior%n"Wi %
mis- ,oico wns due 10 the decision of the court ln hn
,n,, li..,l,ng tine Injunction. Counsel Tor hui -u'-
In' zone io the United states Circuit Court TO discuss
Al -fts llUrf
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
REcEIrERs foR / rELEGRIPH courINr


UAIIINOUI, UrI. ZE.--JUUN' 7 NH'T I'HW'I''
hs decision to-day u The Application for receivers Tor '
Banker, and Mrrch,uts' Telegraph Company. Tho judge
hold. that % b. uot proper to appoint N"~rpmb anu
sulth. %, Sow Nof rcccSer ~ they air non r''id''
and ont of the Jurisdiction of ac court. AMI thc c'g'hcI
of tr ru.r doe. NOT rrlur, H. lie appplncd irinci
l.. stevens and Thomas i. Nrkuig receivers ol li'
Banker and Mephtut.' r'lc graph Company ol i.ti
more tl, uud al tu ul the Blhrgt and Nrtch1ut, l''
graph Company of New NorL doing busnr,s h"'c. lHcj
are 10 give bonds lu the of N9u.OuO
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
POINTS OF THE QUEENS SPEC

LONDON. Oct. 22.-The Queens speech at the
o.e,iu. Of Parliament tomorrow viii consist OF only
-ht paragraphs. II begins y lesrettnS the necessity
az convollus Parliament. 1t discusses the Franc Mise
bill and expresses the hope that the measure VIII
shortly he passed No mention is made OF redi-ilbu-
inu There are reference to affairs At the cape ana
Iryp and General Gordon Is euloSLcd Tor his gallant
defence OF khaItOuln
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
THE ArKIyS0N DEFALCAT0N.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-John I. Davies, OF Liver
nool a member Of the firm of Davies Atkinson CO..
fled bi for AN accounting to-day against h' partner
obn Atkinson whose alleged deaca'ion TO the extent
of 500 900 Of the firms money was announce" II"
days ago The bill expressly charges ih'i A'"ls"h -
ch,ls of the firm to the amount oi - 4Oup on "'"H
dr.l. when he had no funds of the nrm q" a.,
Ind Thai he appropriated IuAy SIOVVVO VI INC H'H
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
COrNTErFEIT DOLLlRS IN BOSTON.

BosroN, oct. 22.-Ihere are in circulation in
tn, CITY counterfeit silver dollars, wsu executed "a, 10
almost defy detection. They are OF whitish coior'
dated aul have fnc clear and almost perfect rnS
The die is excellent ami the slle ald thickness cOfFc-
spond with the standard silver dollar.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD.

CtvCIyNAri oct. - verdict was rendered
fr the plniniin yestcra, m the SUIT of thc Third National
Bank uf Uibaun. Ohio. nann-t the Cincinnati -ouih'fn
Hallway COMPANY to recover sum of money "h'h 'h'
bank had lent 10 the former secretary ol e railroad com
piur Gcurgc upnrh'V. who be- now dcl lh9 i- one ~
u1n, r,ua ,lim. nitutlr tuime Hrfinf1inE tNhN''.
Thl. b. thr Hfai rls. M which decision h'' n'Dh ron
t.ttl,frd and 10 ~ $40 bt taken tu hl4hpr court