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A BATTLE IN EASTERN sUMATRA.

THE DUTCH EXPEDITION FAILS TO RteCtL iii.
CREW OF THE NIsERo.
LONDON Jan. 24.-The Dutch expedition which
WAS sent 10 the relief of the captured crew of the
British steamer NiserO. the vessel wrecked on the
east coast of Sumatra, comprised battalion OF in
fantry under the military commander of Acheen.
The Rajah of TenOm, whose tribe had looted the
wreck of the NiserO, held the twenty-five members
of the crew. including Que American, as prisoners,
and refused all offers of ransom which we're made
by the Dutch authorities for the release of the prs-
oners. The expedition effected landing at Tenom
on the 9th inst and the land and naval forces bonn
barded and burned the Rajahs capital, The resist
ance made by the natives was desperate. The
Dutch forces fought well and captured two strong
holds of the Rajah by assault but lost several oil-
GERS aud men wounded. As stated in dispatch on
January % the expedition was not successful in
obtaining the captured crew and i is feared that
to xiii them when the British gunbOat Pegasus was
there in November and failed to rescue them.
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RESCUED FROM DROWNLNG BY + DOG
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIsUNEl

iBV TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
BOsroN, Jan. 24.-The Journal says: Elmer
Wier age ten, While skating on the millpond at Salem
Yesterday vcntured out too far on the thin Ice the
lower suceway. where there IS powerful current and
fell through A Newfoundland dog, who had followed
the little fellow 10 the shore at once perceived the LADS
danger and ran his assistance The boy In the mean
time. had been drawn under the ice. The dog mG@1
large space OF open wat and diving quickly brought
the boy the surface dragging him thence 10 the sh0fe
Some in the vicinity who witHessed the accident
ATTEMPTED TO the lad but unable to reach
him on of the thnness Of the ice and he would
have been drowned hut for the dog. The animal was
waif recently adopted by the family"
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NEW.JERSEY BAPTIST CONVENTIONS.
IBY TELTGRArn TO the TRIBUYE.l ]

u
TRENTON, Jan. 2l-The reports OF the htty-
fourth NewJcrsey Baptist State Convention, and OF the
Gfty-sixth annual meeting OF the NewJersey Baptist
Educational Society, show that there are in NewJersey
179 Baptist churches, with 1J3 ordained pastors ana
forty-ve ministers pastors The membership OF the
churches is 80 6l6 and there were 2O32 conversions
inc the wear The state convention received conrbu-
ti0ns of S3 900 which was expended in aiding weak
churches and helping 10 support twenty -FOUR
missionaries who baptsed 1874 converts The educa-
tonal society spent 50 900 in aiding students for the
min
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
PLUChY YALE JUNIORS.
LEY TELEGRAPH I'D TIE TRInrNE. |

NEw-HAvEN, Jan. 2i.-The Yale Juniors con-
sidered themselves nsulted by the rejection OF their
nomination Of editors Of The Lit They held a meeting
this morning but refused change their former election
Mr. Pkn has shown equal literary ability win Messrs'
Rrdrcman Wells or Jarvis who the Senior board think
shouId have been chosen But contribution OF ms
tn Tbe IN NaS not pleasing to the Senior magnates MI
Pkn is personally popular, and his friends are greatly
excited over his rejection.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
CRIMES AND cASUALTIE+BY TELEGRAPH
A COAL TRAIN WRECKED.

eu.voKrN Penn Jan. PA coal train on the Read
inc Rnilroad was thrown from the track near mere s
norniug and badly wrecked. John Hanley, nfakelnan
was probably fatally injured The road was blocked lor
five hours. ,
PAYING FOR CARELESS TARGET PRACTICE.
RosToS Ian. 24-,Iohn shea gets $3.50 damages, ana
lanes r. Mucahy SO 900, for injuries inflicted by Leu
Tenant Charles j. Trains negligence whie cOhduclluE
tsrget practice In the Charlesown navy yard captain
Ralph Chandler Is held not liable
A LETTER-CARRIER ARRESTED.
PM apT1 PHiA Jan 24-Frnk Dennis, lettcfcHrIiei
was arrested today for violation OF that part OF te ne
yised statutes which prohibits the deentiOn opening vi
secrcng of mail matter. large number 9I lnetoian
dun books sent Buffalo did not reach tneir %
ton An investigation traced number OF DOCKS u Deh
mis- aud to-day he was held for trial.
A GANG OF FOOTPADS CAPTURED. ,-no
MINNFAyOIls. Jan. 21.-Thrre OF the IooipduH WIZ
have been waylnving and rOhbng townsnen heIS ~eas
captured this afternoon Last night they Vlriteu q'o
sh1p Win drawn revolyers and forced The proprietor 70
give up his watch and money. This led to thel
cation and capture.
DIsEMBOWELED IN A FIGHT. r..
louisville JAM IA dispatch 10 me tOmIel-'O., d
nal from Auburn, Ky, says: George hoI 49,.
Harry Bronson were killed by each other m stt'
To-day Tile killing was the result Of family feud dhtp9
back sixteen years when James Hardson, the miner Vi
George killed Bronson's father with broadAxe Inc IN
testlnes of both were cut out
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
FAMILY S1RICKEN WIN INSINITK

HALIFAX, Jan. 24.-SOme time ago married
sister of Roger Amero now IN jail at Boston awaiting
trial for murder was conveyed TO unatic asylum near
this city, the immediate cause OF her
deraneement being grief at the accusation
of murder against her brother Aterward the
brothcr of Roger AmcrO became insane at his residence
near Dgbv the maady increasing In his and few
weeks ago younger sister began 70 show symptoms OF
insanity and is natc the exciting cause being the
game IN bOth
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RUINED BY SPECCLATION.

READING, Penn, Jan. 24.-The insolvency of
William r. Bard lawyer of this city, announced TO
day Bard had transferred property worth 100000 to
other persons 10 them for Endorsements ana tue
sheriff levied on the remainder execution for
80 800 A year Bard was worth nearly TIOoooo
but he lost all by the recent decline in stocks he Is pros
trated by his misfortune, and Is confined to his bed
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
THE FRENCH IN TONQUIN.

PARIS, Jan. 24.-The French transport
Mytho has been ordered sail from Saigon cochh emma
to Colombo Ceylon to take TO Tonqun the troops wieh
were on board the transport Vinhong when put INTO
Colombo disabled. 49,,
IoNDoS. Ian. PA dispatch from Hanoi dated
January 10 saws: The French have made recohhos-
sanee in strong force in the direction OF Bac-Nnh they
fonnd the enemy strongly posted at the junction OF the
The Frcpni antIcpate desperate resistance when Bae-
Mini Il assaulted
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
An UPRISING OF FARMERS.

GRAND FORKS, Dak., Jan. 24.-A convention
OF the farmers OF this county was held here to-day
Delegates appOtedto the convention othe farmers
OF the entire Northwest TO be held here January 80 for
the purpose of considering complaints against elevator
and railway companies.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
4 CONDUCTOR KILLED.

READING. Penn, Jan. 24.-Jackson Sherman,
one Of the Oldest freight conductors on the Reading Rail
road was killed tonight at Seventh and Walnut sts this
city over dozen persons have been killed at the same
place within the past few years
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
INsURGENT VICTORIES IN PERU.
IVA CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN oABLE.l

LIMA, Jan. "a, via GalvestOn.-The Redcc'0n
publishes letter from Chincha stating that the remain
ing Moneneros OF Canete under Zeatapa attacked Ch-
cha Alta committing great depredations in company with
Indians OF the surrounding country The same hlng
at Tambo de Mord and Chincha Baa The insur
gents have gone 10 Humay Troops will be sent TO attack
them from Psco and lea under Colonel Asrco and senor
AquiTre,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
THE RHODE ISLAND GRAND ARMY.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 24.-The seventeenth
annual meeting of the Department of the Rhode Island
G. A. r. was held in this city to-day. Officers were
elected as follows Department Commander, Andrew dc
Mahon Newport; Senior Vice-Department Commander
Eugene A. Corey, Providence Junior Nice-Deparmeni
Conmauder Theodore A. Barton, Providence; Medca
Director DR. willard H. Greene, PrOYidencej Delegate
TO the National Encampment at Large-Ansel d. Nlcke
son Pawucket Alternate atLarge, Dr. Lorenzo lrantr
Providence; Delegate, ID. f. Longsreet, PrJyidencei
Alflr1lafe Chares II. Bakor.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
PRINCETON COLLEGE CLUB CONCERT
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYE.l /

IBH IELE'FkAFf TO TIE IhIBUNI"
PRINCETON, Jan. 24.-The college glee and
instrumental clubs gave their first concert season at
the Second Presbyterian Church in this village tonight
They were under the direction Of j.. Z. Bradley and
William Chester All the seats disposed Of at an
early hour The programme consisted Of fourpart songs
and number OF selections from the college "Carmlna'
The instrumental pieces were from modern composers
The club starts tomorrow on its first trip.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
PROFESSOR BOISEN'S FUNERAL.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

PRINCETON, Jan. 24.-The funeral of the late
Herman b. BOisen, Professor of German IN Lawrence
School was held to-day The ceremonies were conducted
bv the Rev. DR.. Wylle of Philadelphia, assisted by DR..
Mckenzie the headmaster. The attendance large,
about $50 members Of the school attending in body.
There were also present number of school men from
New-YOrk and Philadelphia Dr B0sen was III the highest
favor with his scholars, and his death serious loss
and interruption the school which, has hitherto expert
ed
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
TRorrBLE AMONG THE CANADIAN MAsoNs.

MONTREAL, Que Jan. PA proclamation
having been issued by the Grand Mark Masons OF the
Province OF Quebec, short time ago, warning ther
members against holding fellowship with those Masos
who acknowledge the jurisdiction OF the British lodge h
L. Robinson, of Waterloo Quebec, Grand Y, and DaVd
Ieath OF Montreal Grand Scribe T., OF Quebec Marx
MasOns been informed that the proclamall0n rs
not withdrawn by-January 20 legal proceedings VIII uo
instituted
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
RRLDE,S SUDDEN DEATM.
,pY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBUxE.I

LocKPoRT, n. Y, Jan. 24.-As Mr.. and Ms.
J. Frank Wiber OF Rochester, bidding farewell 10
their father this city, at his drug store today INC
woman without moments warning, suddenly threw up
bar hands and expred I'm the arms her husband She
was married cny week ago yesterday, and they were
upon their brid tour, which VIII now ehd h llnera
The cause OF death heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
con TICTED OF INrIuIDATING TOTERS.
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

IB1 ItLEIKAFH To TIE IHIBUNI-I
HARRIsONBURG, Va, Jan. 24-ln the United
States Court here to-day the Hon. Robert W. Hughes,
presiding trial 10y jury, W. g. Blackwell of Augusta
County, found guilty of the charge OF ntimidating
voters on November y 1882 at the Paul and Ofcrall
Concressonol contest The prisoner Is what is known
here as Fder Democrat. This is the first conviction
on that charge made in this state. The DstricA-
toruev d. Shefey Lewis. being III with pnemnonla, War
rem S. Lurty, former DsictAttorney, conducted the
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1884

been very despondent Of late and has been taking opium
10 soace herself She attempted TO sell her weddngrins
to racnedler I'm order TO procure money 10 buy the
dr1ly Her maiden name Addie j. LuddingtGn sne
is OF Baltimore family She divorced from her nst
husband 10 marry DR. Thompson. DE- Thompson recently
forfeited his bond and thus escaped an Impending traI
for malpractice This and other domestic troubles are
supposed TO have the primary OF her death
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
THE WINTER CARNIVAL,

MONTREAL, Quebec, Jan. 24.-There IS no
foundation for the rumor that the carnival OF winter
sports is he postponed The dates nxed
upon, VIZ. from February to o, will be adhered TO-
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
oeve the body OF Herr Laser upon its arrival on the
steamer Neckar from New York.
CANADIAN DEMANDS FOR HIGH TARIFF:

CANADIAN DEMANDS FOR HIGH IARlt +.
OTTAWA, Jan. 24.-Mr. McLeneghan, OF
Portage la Prairie Manitoba had an interview to-day
with Sir Leonard Tey Minister OF Finance In regard 70
the desirabty Of increasing the duty on tar paper MI
McLeneghan is the only manufacturer OF ths article IN
the Northwest. A deputation OF hammermakers also
had an interview with the Minister OF Finance respect
ing their business They assert that American customs
authorities evldng the true construction OF the tar
by introducing American goods at such low ngres that
II limos sbe for Canadlans 70 cOmpete with them.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
JOHN c. NEW RESIGNS.
rcrNrP,L PRESS pIsPArcH.l

TGINEKAL PRFHs DIsFATti.I
INDIANAPoIIs, Jan. 2I.-Jhe Hon. John c. New
arrived here by the midnight train from Washing
ton Before leaving the capital he rendered his
resignation as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. News reason for resigning is the urgent pres
sure of private business.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
CNEASINE.SS IN FALL RITER.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIRE rRIBUNE.l

FALL RIVER, Mass Jan. 24.-The anxiety
caused among the cotton operatives and in business
circles here by the action of the cotton manufacturers Is
spreading among other classes and there Is fair ndica
ton Of panic in the future Notices Of the reduction
posted in the mills to-day. The amount however,
wasnotsiated. probably will be made known
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
A ROUMANIAN INSULT TO AUSTRIA.

BUCHAREST, Jan. 24.-The Austrian Consul
and the secretary Of the Austrian Consulate to-day went
to meeting Of the Economical Congress, to which tney
had been invited by president of the Commeroia
Club On their arrival at the meeting aoou one % nui se
persons shouted out with the Germans, anu Iorceu
Them IN rptir
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
DAMAGES IN 4 LIBEL SUIT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune.

FREEHOLD, Jan. 24.-The jury in the suit of
r. Tenbroeck Stout against John L. Coffin Editor OF The
Asb,y Par Journal for libel. to-day. awarded the plain
tiff $500 damages, after being little over two hours
Stout who is a lawyer at Asbury Park claimed SO 900
damages. The has excited much interest through
out this part Of the State.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF 4 TROJAN.

Troy, Jan. 24.-Joseph Kessler a wealthy
resident and ex-Trisee OF Lansingburg, shot himself
through the head this morning His recovery Is doubtful
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
THE ST. JOHNS RITER JETTIES.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 24.-Ihe statements
eleeraphed North about the condition OF the bar at the
month Of ST. Johns River are Incorrect The etties have
been NJ great benefit The present bad condition OF the
bar due 10 the cessation OF work the ces and their
being left uncompleed
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
NEU-JERSEY FREE M1SONS.

TRENroE. Jan. 24.-The Grand Lodge of
Free Masons adjourned tonight. Henry Vehslage Of
Lexington was elected Grand Master. and Joseph W.
Conctlon Of Newark Deputy Grand Master
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
CONVICTED or NUMBERING 4 WoM4N
fRY rEIEGRAPn TO THE rRIBrNl

AUBURN, n. Y, Jan. 24.-The jury i'll the
tlia Of Petmeky for killing Mrs. Froitzhem last June
found verdict of guilty in the first degree this after
noon He received the verdict with n slight twtehinR
Of the face. Sentence has been reserved until Sat
urday
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
4 SUICIDE CAUSED By DESPONDENCY
LEY rgLn0RApH no THR TRIBUNE.

NRw-HAvES, Jan. 24.-This afternoon the
wife Of Dr. q. l.. r. Thompson OF this city, found
dead IN her bod, with empty phial bosde her which
snelled strongly Of chloroforIn, Mrs. Thompson, who
was only and woman Of great beauty has
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25
rN ,,ruoRy OF LAsKER.

BERLIN. Jan. 24.-A deputation OF the Sc
eessonist party of the Reichstas ana u 0
Jash adents of this city have gone to Bremen " re-
New-York tribune., 1884-01-25

A SMALL GIEAIEIt
PHILADELPHIA Jan. PA small steamer Tor the New
Work Central Railroad Company was successfully
launched from the American shp-buldng Company
Works to-day,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-08-16

Dean Swift was blunt in speech and
q wit, but like many wits and free
speaking people, 1isliked 10 be re-
paid in his own coin. Once. when he
had a Roman Catholic priest a. his
house, be blunily asked him
..Sir. Why does the Roman Church
use pictures and images? The Church
Of England does not"
because" replied the witty priest.
tive are old house keepers, and you
are new beginners
The answer 30 incensed Swirl that
he left the room.
Being At an inn and seeing the cook
scraping a piece Of mutton. he asked,
..Girl. how many maggots are there
in that mutton?"
.Not 81 many as are In your head
answered the cook.
Swif was 80 angry that he COM
planned to the land-lady. II a man
will be %impudent, be must expect i'm
pudence from others.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
lBurdstts n BarlinstOn HzHkeye

fBuraetts n BarlingtOn HzHkeye-l
The first thing 10 do when You 60
ont cunning ~ith another boy Is 10
guard yourself against accident. The
best way 10 do this IS 70 shoot the
other boy before he has time 20 load
hi gun. Then take bOih guns 10 ihs
nearest creek and throw them IN.
Throw the powder and shot IN after
them. II you have any matches about
your clothes, throw them in also.
Then start and 60 home as fast as you
can. And il you are under eighteen
wears Young, the chances ale, even
with the precautions, that you viii
get both legs and q section OF your
back filed 10 the bTim With bird shot
before you reach home.
"Howz''
Goodness only knows how. my son,
I don't. | have often wondered low
il dill happen, but / never could as
certain. am moi here o advance IN
senious theories. hut merely 10 STATE
cold facts, aud | know il 10 be a SOL
emn fact that a boy, with a single
barrel gun twice as long as himself,
can 10 shoot himself IN o
places al once than a mzn czs do Win
= seven-xhooter revolver.
sand am / going 70 buy you a
gun7'' Yes, I am; some time IN the
long vacation, when time hangs
heavily ON my hands, and | think l
would enjoy entertaining you by
packing shot out of your legs with a
nut pick.
"But you will be very careful with
ill., 50 is a woman very careful With
an umbrella, my son. and yet seirnee
= unable 10 account for The startling
increase Of one-eyed men every sum
mer.
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Whaling AZ Monterey

The Argus Of the ID SAYS: The
whalers shot a large female whale
during the week, bur she sunk in
about forty-fve fathoms and they ~iil
have to wait for her to come 10 the
surface. which will take about three
DAYS. She is accompanied by her
calf, which they expect o capture.
Soon after shooting this one they es-
pied the male. and, giving chase. soon
sent a bomb into his body. They were
more successful in this instance, for
the monster made for the hay and
lowed the boat a considerable distance
toward the place before he died. This
one was more consideraie than his
mate, for he fioated when life was ex-
tinct. He is a monster, measuring
over eighty feet in length and is
known 10 the whalers as the s'sulphur
bottom" A large number OF people
from Monterey and Pacific Grove Wis
tied the whalery Thursday and sat
en- the beach watching the men re-
move the blubber. They expect 10
xet seventy or eighty barrels from
him. Thie il n OF the largest whales
ever caught in this section.
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InD WINDY OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
luD UUnN executed at the NEWS
)Gee st Low ratss.
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ANNUAL DUES

Are limited 10 s2D On each 500. payable in
advznce. Medical Examination Extra.
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Balance in Treasury...-

Totaldi.bar,emena 5 On ~ =, ~
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PROTECT THE FAMILY.

Il i the duty Of every nan. rich or poor,
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