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New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
rlrLyG MooNclKEs " NorrSE
DRIED >QviDs AND MELON SEED MrLIcAN noI
pAYs'-BUE ING JJs---rlCKs.

DRIED >QviDs AND MELON SEED D--" MrLICAN HoLI-
pAYs'-BUE ING J)s---rlcKs.
Chinatown was in holiday attire yesterday
and IN .pc OF the owcrin- cloud, Mo't--t. was gdii
decorated wih coorcd lanterns last nlel, and Cciesal-
sqiattod along Tho sidewalks out on their steps
and .led oil crackers and burnt red white and green
papers in honor OF the Great Harvest Noon. Their
divinity kcp; her chastc face yelcd al night thereby
making sore the heart of many Cinnamon. The prepare
toi, lor ;hc day had been great aHi No koc, ~ no
Nott--t had alone disposed oi 10000 moon cakes. All
The Nottst rorcrS fca~od their friends last night Not
sing who keeps basement grocery AZ No POI Chatham
ST. sold j0J0 mooncakcs. beside, unnnmbcrcd incense
papers and ics,,ticl-. and feeling well toward
everything and everybody, he gave great
banquet in hi- store at which over 100
Celctias SAT- down There five courses. hrgnnine
with roast pi- and ending with oOn-clhc Specc!e>
were made by prominent laundlIn'L lot sing hchs
called upol said III substance: When Ntucdh man
hayee holiday Dee alice get dunk When Mclean man
celcbatc NcN Years hc c1chcr hold lamp posi- ana L"
loInd and i0Uud. Mclean man 10 good CAiliaIn"h
lickce IAeuchcc any day. go -,
This oufburst was received with he widest cnth.,
asIn and the speakers plate was Hhri;ul! nlrd WIN
dried Saudi boiled chicken ara nee. opium pipes ana
warrrnc Ion seeds brought ont and more s"echc,
were called Tor. one speaker pointed 10 picture OF
Washington which the wall. ana referred Ia Inc
immortal Washington the first fthcr ~ his country
Tie opium finally put an end 10 Inc speaking
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03

an hour. then Walker Blaine insisted that his father
should not longer undergo such stream IN that
heated atmosphere, and with great difficulty the
police closed the doors. Mr. Blaine ana Generai
] ogan then went ont on the balcony and thanked
che people for their welcome and retired amid the
usual vOcier0us applause
Mr.. Blaine Immediately had the committee at
other cities informed not to announce any pubic
receptions that involved hand shaking, aS his hand
already sore.
This evening Mr.. Blaine and General Logan at
tended n reception at tho Lincoln Clup where hum
drcds of the leading citizens greeted them. ] ne
streets were packed with people waiting to see tho
parade and the carriages containing them were I0i-
lowed with the paudits of the multitude. Inc
parade was the best of the kind yet rendered the
candidates. About 10000 men were SAID 10 ne III
line aud 300, 600 people were III the streets. MI
Blaine and General Logan reviewed the line from
the Burnet House II was an enthusiastic welcome
of which the candidates may well he plouu.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
SHE METER WILL OWN HER SON-INLAW


,uAUGUTLR TELLS WHY SHE ELoPED-BoLIs AND
LOCKS DID NOT RESTRAIN HER.
Amid the hum of the thousand and one shuttles in
te Alexander smith Sons carpet manufactory at ion-
kers Cupid mas been industriously weaving web OF
love around the hearts Of two trusting natures who
worked side by $ The Moquette Mills. This
young couple We honohan, son OF heharu
MOnohan, VII, Al AshDurton ana NePPerhdn-
ayes. reads thus Brass bands string and reed in-
striments furnished at short notice, and Mary Jane
Galloway the eighteen year old daughter OF John Gal
lowav whose sign impartlng the same Information
swung ON an adjacent corner unit last SATURDAY
when il was removed with the family to Nodine NIL
The mother of Mary Jane viewed with disisvor the
attentions of Michael and forbade her daughter having
his society and enforced her authority by locking
the grl in the house at ght while her young asso.
iates were indulgng IN midsummer festivities III and
abolt Yonkers Last Saturday the pair took their hight
northward and ON Wednesday night ahghted from
a train from the north. Yesterday TRIBUNE re-
porter visited Nodine Hill in search ~ the family OF
Mary Jane ana having interview with the mother
of MARY who few minutes before received the follow
ing letter: Dear Mother i am all right and am
married and am living happy II you had not locked
the door every night would not have LEI; Some. Your
daughter and your son. Mary Jane and Michael The
mother said that she wculd never become reconcied
to the match she did not think the man was worthy
Of her daughter.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
NOT THE Old WIR-sH!P SHANNON

OvrR-EUN 81 MISGUIDED -iGHf-sEERs-THE cAP.
TAIN - EXTREMELY ANGRY Man.
There is IN English ship named shannon lying at
the foot of West Ecyenth->t Her blih and hardy
captain is an exceedingly angry Liam. He has made
tine gang plank as steep and slippery he can, bat all
day long people pouring over tn ahips side and
ask: /. hi, the lrgatc shannon that fought with the
Chcsape Ike in 1922" Antiquaiians with blue
spectaco- and cotton umbrellas 20 wandering in
s..t 4tic revelr- at ont the decks au te cargo OF
chalk which j. being unloadcd l. spilled ou TIE pl1ck
coat. 0f solid business who IL their boyhoo read
the in,cripon on the tomb of the unfortunate Law
renee in Trinity Churchyard The caIse o all thi- Is
that some one played upon the conldmg editor OK
Iarper's Weekly. and got him 10 publish several
illustrations OF the hip representing II 10 be the van
auisher of the Che aprakc.
The fact is ha, The old and only on -inl shannon
has loug been laid mp at Portsmouth. England. and
new iron vessel bearing her name now forms part OF
the Brit h Navy Ihc ship at the io1t OF West
Eleventh st. is merchant vessel built in ls62, after
the lines of the original shannon. She was at ono
time used a. transport tor carrying troops To India,
and has tor a guIehedd representation OF Captain
Broke who commanded the shannon OF history.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
NOTES FROM THE DOMINION.

SrrArrOEp, Ont, Oct. "A sensation has
been ca.rd here by the discovery Of scheme Whch mas
been carried on two years defraud the Customs 10y the
smuggling OF grain from the United states under uI
truthful invoices Waiter Marshall, formerly miller
here but IN the States operating III Sriui Win he'"
quarters in Michigan has been shipping large quantities
of grain Ia local dealers His son did the clearing mere
and made andayts the invoices The charge oi the
Customs authorities is that Marshall nyocci, say io9
bushels ol wheat and lOadod 300. thereby g"ttng ahi
OF the railway by the amount Of the tfcSht upon IVV
bushels and ahead Of the Government ot duty M|lSl
has been nut under bonds and the matter cpoile"t ~
Ottawa
TORONTO oct 2-Thc hearing Of the charge preferred
by Mr. Meredith the opposition leader that Iieihi'r
Mowa dul his colleagues were the real 'onspaoi' was
opened again to-day by the Bribery Commission
George Irvine, @ e.. of Quebec, la" been app"h'" ~
the Lords commissioner, of the Admiralty and apI",'1
by ,hc Dominion Government, Judge OF the NlceA"
miralty Court at Quebec.
HAMnrov oct The Hamilton Labor Political As'o-
ciat0n made large demonstration last evehnA' pro
cessiou headed by band, aud carrying fanSl"r'''S'
with notices pardcd the principal streets to th'
square, where speeches were m1dc ana r'"lu'l"ii'
pa-scd.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
THE ENEUl0MB-BUCH.1NIN FIILURE

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2.-It j. officially reported
thai the examination of the NcWcomb l'cuauan Com
pauy show, that duplicated receipts for 5000 barrels Of
vhi.b,v amounting 20 SlJ0O0O hdye been found thus
.or The EroluG TINES ,ays We have been authorized
10 STATE OH the authority Of Nh George Bdchan MIN
self that tho Irregularities The business o the New
comb Buc hanau Company, in the matter "f duplicated
warehouse receipts involve from 40uOo 1000 barrels
OF whi.key on which from $1,000 To S'0.oo0 was re-
allied and that the books OF the company viii account
for every dollar of money thus raised and show that
every used IN thr company enit~ 20 ic
over the breaker, III which tile fIn was involved me
EucLauaus believe that hN careful administration th'
assets viii pay OF every dollar oi both the corporate
and iud idual debts. aud af = the reasonable cNprta
linn NJ m early revival ia trad,-is fulfilled there viii De
SURPLUS over al liabilities. These Statements ore rom
Mr Buchanan himself. ana may hc relied .poE -
authentic ana tue TO The best Oi lis know ledge.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

~
TIE Cft-u,H CoTGET->--In the Church tonsrc>H 90
Carlisle to-day the Rev Mr Ncylu. rector o the Alnrrl-
en- Church IN Rome read paper Dr. Baker, 0I Mary
land said tlat America mad much To learn from lSIhu
il music and all that makes mcu rcYcrcul ana religious
A ONf-EiED PRIZE FiGHIER.-A stubborn prAe hshl;
t,.iIr Niddin,- who has bat one eye. The police
st,ned t ..l after the men had been engaged seventy
minutes Mildiug- was ia" stronger "l tnc Two "leh
te rf Wa interrupted but MS eye nearly closed,
IA. been ARRANGED bet Wccn member, OF thc crew e" Inc
United States frigc Lancaster ana IN" southampton
coal nortrf clnb for so aside II will take place on
Saturday.
HATE OF rHE LORD LrEi TENANT-Thc caste lsNnu
branch of the Irish National League IN Duniln hy Notc
of 20 to D. has finally expelled Mr. the president
because he shook hands with Earl spencer, Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland.
GLADSTONE PoPUINR II GLA-ipw.-lhe lApri ds ol
la have unanimously resolved 10 eIecI s'""o VI
Nj. Gladstone.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
AN AGREEMENT WITH TIE GRAND TRUNK
Il Wa, annonnced yesterAav by Commissioner


Fink that full agreement had been reached bctwc he
Chicago falroad and the Grand Trunk ot Canada. The
question Of Chicago elstbouub freight percentages viii
Ice submitted To arbitration and the arbrttor' viii de-
eide whether TIL, award shall date pack
Of August = when the disputed Adams award was
made The arbitrator. also 20 pass upon the point
whether or not settlements o balances Sil he aOr IN
The live stock pool in view Oi the demorallttlon III the
rate, on this traffic since January :, the time from when
hc pcrccugc under the Adams arbitration are 10 take
effect Meanwhile however. the Grand Trunk laS con
ented II j. stated 10 make settlements on All clds,c, or
busincs, on the basis OF the Adams award tie Otler
roads To refund any money they may fect!V"
in excess of the percentages allowed by the
now rbitratOr. Thesc settlements under the pool must
be made on the basis Of gross tarln rates.
II /, stated the orders of the different roads Tor
restoration bound freight rates 10 the iar are pc
ing observed. Railroad men, however are doubtful
whether rates can he maintained long. Further cutting
viii probably raise disputes between the American
lines and the Grand Trunk The West Shore Is not
member Of the castbOund pool and IL cut, are seneray
believed have shared by the Grand Trunk IT. ony
Western connection. cutting continues IN spite or the
made the Grand Trunk for new arhltia-
lion which may bc extended back beyond August = that
road viii called upon to cut of through facilities from
the West shore II the application OF thls pollcy
which last year brought the Lackawanna into the west
bound pool. ., III
details of the new castbOund arbitration are yet 10 be
arranged.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
TIE REGISTERED LETTER ROBBERY.
No intelligence had been received at late

No intelligence nau Deen TeceNcu III ia'c
hour last night at the post office OF the arrest OF the
thief who stole the registered letter sent from this city
by George Crosby, mining broker, to Mr. Watrous OF
East Hampton, Conn. The details OF the robbery were
told IN Yesterdays TRIBUNE Mr.. Crosby, who Is
member OF the Mining and Petroleum Exchange was al
his office for a short tne yesterday.
We expect TO get tidings at any moment, said
friend Of Mr.. Crosby, OF the arrest OF somebody.
There was no mistake about the kage having started
All right or IL never would have been receped Tor az
the Post Office this city. IL opened between the
New Haven post office and East Hampton. The Iettef
Law in the New Haven Office twelve honrs Only Two
men were in charge OF the Office during that time.
Then a mail agent handled it and when it reached the
East Hampton postmaster there were evidences oi its
having been opened 1t ought not 10 pe oihe' thns
to find the guilty ones"
Every one who had charge Of the letter, SAID posi-
oace official had TO give receipt for II 10 the man he
took II from This makes the man through whose hands
IL passed responsible to the Department on their bonds
Tor the amount lost. OF course, II the Department gets
It, would be- turned over to MI Crosby PROVIDED nc
proved his claim" c-....
Postal Detective NewcOme. who is In Connecticut
working case, went 10 Hartford Yesterday after
noon, to follow up clew he had obtained
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
CRUEL PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA.
A SHIPwIEcKED VESSEL ON TnE SPANISH COAST
NEGLECTED.

LONDON, oct. 2.-At the inquiry into the loss
of the steamer Woodsidc. which was wrecked on the
Spanish coast. the captain testified to-day that after the
steamer stranded, spanish gnhoat arri' ed but owing
to the quarantine regulations, letters for the British Con
sui dragged by hoathOok through the After
i've DAYS had elapsed the letters flmgatcd. The
Consul forbidden 10y the authorities 10 send ing To
the a-si-taucc of the vessel which left helpless or
two weeks, when she became Il total wreck.
ROME, oct. 2.Thc reports OF the cholera epidemic IN
Italy for the past wentyfour hours show total of 32l
ffesh cases and 19i deaths including - cases ana D
deaths In Naples and - and 10 deaths in Genoa
MADRID oct. 2.Thcrc was one fresh ease OF cholera
reported to-day in the Province of Alicante and four in
tho Province of Icria In the former province there
one death aud IN the latter one.
PARIS oct. 2-Ihc total number of deaths from cho-
era In France last week 10 against 2l0 for the pre-
ccdng week The two cases reported at AuberYilleIs
yesterday are sporadic. There were five deaths from
cholera IN Franco to-day. including two at Tollon The
Bon RccOntrt Hospital at Toulon hi- been closed an"
there i, only one patient the 81. MandIlcr Hospital
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
ANARCHIST DEMONSTRATIONS.
-IryNA, Oct 2.-Herr Brady, the head OF the

NIE,;NA, Oct. 2.-IIerr Brady, the hcad OF TIC
Anarchist Committee here. has been arrested.
MrNIcII oct. 2.-Twenty three Anarchists have been
arrested here during the last few days
PAHIs oct 2.-Dynamitc Ouiraccs have been per
pctrated nj Ciry-le Noble near Macon causing great
damage The inhabitants of the town are greatly
alarmed.
BRU-~rIs oct. 2.-M. Marchi, director Of The National
Journal whose expulsion from the country was ordered
ly the Government several days ago, did not leave the
kingdom until to-day. lie escorted to the railway
station by his friends. number Of Socialists ana han
which pliyed The MarSeillasc. shouts oI I've IN
pfpuhliqe were raised 10y his escort NJ Narch made
an address crowd protesting against his EXPULSION
4 man was arrested to-day for shouting NiNc la Re
puhlioue =" while King Leopold was leaving the Cory
ri,shf (oufercuce
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
DOUN TO DEATH.
A TRAIN Pill NGES INTO wAsHoCT-A NvMBiR OF
PERSONS KILLED AND OTHERS TERRIBLY BCENED'
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE rHiBu N~l


fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rHiEuN NEl
ST. PAUL. Minn., Oct. 2.-The Pioneer Press
has "a dispatch from Bayfield,, Wis, telling
OF frgltful accident at Pike Creek
on the North Wisconsin Railway this afternoon.
construction train with fiat loaded with piles ana
accompanied by twenty-five left Washburn To re-
pair a washout south of bayfield,. The train was run
ming about fifteen miles hour. when IL struck WaS
out lust north of the Pike Creek bridge ara thc
engine and tender plunged hcadlong into f. All
the hands were riding the tender and in the cab o the
engine at the time, and the engine made the iath
plunge one of the rails up through Tie boiler an"
frc-box, let the steam and water escape INTO
the cab and tondcr scaduc the inmates M inehtid
manner. The sight was sickcning. Men with the flesh
hanging in shreds from faces hands and bodies were ~
ing Oh the grass or among the ruins. One man
was found dead. his skull crushed and otherwise
mancled. Another died after being taken from
the wreck The work of gathering mp the wounded ana
A message WAS sent 10 Mashhurn Tor q special
train. which arrived promptly \ lh\ rlcldh
dressed the wounds Of III" sufferers
as best he could and accompanied them !" Nhshhutn
The following is full list: Clandcrscn foot hnrt j..
iImticy. badly scadcd; j. Dunham, slight hurt A. l.
johnson. dead: Frank C0rhin. dead; Barred slightly
hurt: 4. Anderson. body scalded; j. Mccoy
conductor. body scidcd j. j. Bahblngton, engineer
badly scaldcd :. Morris. fireman badly S'al"cu
and hurt internally; NJ. Mcconnell badly scadcdi VI
Burke, badly ~caded T. Nelson. badly scalded NiHaln
Mack leg aud arm broken T. Foley. not seriously hIl
u McCarthv badly scalded L. Oliale. body scalded II
thought that OF those scadcd VIII die Ihc Wd,hout
and wreck Will delay trains several days.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
DIrH7HER14 AuoyG M4RIL4yD noes.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-The Day this afternoon
saws that Dr. Robert Ward. state Veterinary surgeon
has clegrapbed to Governor Mcl1ne asking authority to
quarantine against hogs in Montgomery. Frederick,
Washington. Carol and Baltimore Counties \ part OF
the results Dr. Wards visit 10 Haeerstown on Tuesday
last was 70 learn that large numbers OF hogs which had
become infected with the disease now prevalent III the
above counties are being slaughtered and shipped tn this
ctv Health Commissioner stewart th- morning eXaIn-
incd uncr the microscope portion OF one 81 me h0g'
of Governor UtniltOn- herd. which died on Tuesday
last and expressed ii, opinion that IA" disease Wa
akin To diph hclia II j. stated that Governor Hamilton
steward who had assisted IN examining some oi i' dta"
animals. j. now suffering with badly diseased sore
throat which he ascribes to contact with "a IL.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
CANADIAN DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED.
AI-.--.....- o.. D --1,hn Inn. nnnlnr lisnutn q

MONTELAL, UCI. . HV IOIi- FVH'IIH- WINTUVV
among the railway c0panc, respecting the division OK
Chicago trL;i, has been adjusted. The Grand IrinA
having objected 10 the award OF the arbiator chosen
last June nc,g arbitrator has been selected who IS to
take up tie ga, sfiDh and ncw percentages whch are
to bc made applicable to The period from january ds
and ha, been Suggested that temporary settlement, DC
made IN the meantime without prejudice on some basis
to hc made bt CJmH, ,>iOnrr Fink The rates east ana
west Will be nuin. ..idtcy restored.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Oct. "A dispatch to the
Ecening Ca-cc sn,a Ind. says that some per
son fred into the in which Ex-Governor ~ John sat
las night on the way from Carlisle 10 Tcrre lluc The
ball nas>cd through window the opposite side, max
ing clean hole and lodged in the side of the little
I'm front Of Sr It John The train was moving slowly
south OF sullivan when the shoi Va. ircd. II being exactly
o'clock The Governor took the matter cooily No
disturbance made, ana many persons on Tie udih
Wrr not aware Of the occurrence. There J. 10 ccW a. u"
ic IDENTITY of the person who fred the shot and the mo-
tive fOy ia, deed is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
1 cAsE OF SrrroSED ForL rLAr

Providence Oct. "a gang Of men called
al Dennis McGaihs house last saturday night 10 borrow
faucet stating that they had keg of beer In the woods
near Dowueryilc They invited him to accompany them
into the woods. Yesterday morning McGraihs bod; was
found IN the river Westerly McGraths temple was
broken and his eyes prorudcd from their sockets, and
everything Indicated that he had been murdered Daniel
Shea Peter ID, oohue, James TTant Mike" Mctiowan,
Charles Ryan, Ohm Kechcr and Joan keating who were
with McGIath Saturday nisat, have been arrested
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03

PARIS. oct. 9-Thc biccntenary Of Corncie was ceIc-
brated here and elsewhere IN France yesterday.
ADELAIDE, y. g, W., Oct. 2.-The Assembly In South
Australia has abolished judicial oaths.
ADELAIDE. y. g W. oct. o-The Duke of Manchester.
who has started To 10 England, narrowly escaped
with his life in recent encounter with blacks III tho
northern territory.
T,NCIER. oct I'm sequence Of the protest OF the
italian Consul Sultan Morocco has dsuis s-ed from
office and imprisoned the Governor Of Demnah who IL
charged with having tortured jews.
CALCUTTA. oct . BY collision on the Eastern Ben
gdl Rail way sixty persons were killed OF injured.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
RECEICER FOP / TELEGRAPH COuP4NT.
N.1rr,lnnr OF o=Erancis B. StcNcns. on

behalf OF himself and Such 0her crcitor' a. may come
H. to-day Gcd bill OF complaint against the Bankers
ana Merchants Telegraph Company Of Baltimore, ANA
tho SAME corporation % NcvYoik asking that receiver
may be at once appointed 10 take charge oi al the prop
ery revenues and assets OF the Bankers ami Merchants
Tclccrapb Comuanv Baltimore City. and an Injunction
issued TO restrain the Bankers and Merchants Ic"grdph
Company New ork, il receiver. agents "i manager
from collecting interfering win thr
property and asset, Of the Baltimore company. Judge
FISHER granted The temporary injunction ahf appointed
NJ -f,Nrls iLN IccoiAnl OF thl cOupdnE.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03

MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct. Ex-Governor PlnSrce
was inaugratcd this afternoon, Judge Kcdheld admins
ernc the oath During the delivery Of the mes
SAGE the Covcgnor's salute hIod al The state Arsenal
Lieutenant Governor T. J. OInshee took IL oath ana
made brief remarks upon taking the ohair - president 81
bo senate Ia Governor Pingrors address II j. stated
that ,bc liabilities Of thc state are ~2O9 9jl and The
srfs sos 10 In the labiltic- however are hicEded
items fOT which provisions ~" required a-s 'In5
fir shows am Xccs Of available assets Of about $1,000
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
FRANCE AND GERMANY WARNED.

rspIs Oct. 2.--Jdies Valles, the celebrated
communist in an article publ he'd in lie Nan Efa"cdise
bid. Germans and Frcnoh hmcn 10 beware of rouinS the
dormant spirit of Enclishmen. He says that although
England has standing army, In the event oi
war soldiers would spring from the ground The whole
militia and volunteers, ia fact every man able o uHe
rife would rally roaud "a. Union Jack. Tie Ger
nuy o thc presence In that country II socialism, which
j.. au over inenacn n danger. and az Whose bidding rc-i-
rucut- may laV down their arms The article conciUIc,
rnurr r.t t.- .ileu; race who's. voice t. raised only
, Nh. cannon don their red coats to celebrate the
r..t- .,fl llosa."