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New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
ON rBg oKLAHoma BoRDER

KANSAS Cry, Mo-. March b.-A large encamp-
neui ~ Oklahoma colonists h pitched near Arktnsas
CITY, Kan Iseinforcements are constantly arriving
Cnpian Couch aud twelve other leading officers 81 the
ooonlsts were arrested yesterday. Captain Couch 60
sura hs comradcs that his arrest was mere fares" and
sah that he would be- again st liberty by saturday He
nj, si them h. await his return from wichita before
Attempting The projected Invasion OF the lefttol.
Co aud the other tNVlye pfisuners arr o. appear ~
Wichita to-day before United states Commissioner Nie-
sas ~ the main portion of hts troops has gone ui"
the ffrdtpry.
WiriHa Kan. March b-DeFuiy uniiel states
Marshal gariek. - Arkansas CITY. arrve' here. nj
noou 10 d,y With the f,llosing Oklahoma boomers In
custody w. T. Couch ~. H. stafford. G D.. stre"ter.
T. " Tiehciberger A. g. NcCari D. j. Odell. W ~
Mile sorrc Brpwn and 4. j static fhoy were
arrair ~ soveraly before United states ColIuisoner
sheafman 90 The following complaint. sworn 20 by lieu
tenau. n " Dayi ON ab,ut iJtL day Of February.
lsss a. taa part Of indian Territory bng north Of the
CAnsssan River. aud east 81 Texas and the on' hnn
dftth meridian. art apart aud Occupsi bb the thero-
kers resE seminole Indian tribes the same heing
psfr under the exclusive jurisdiction OF tho United
ssics, sui annexed to aud conslt ng part of the
tnitei -iatos Judicial District of Kausasi did unl
fully. ma cously and foioni0usy ncit". set on foot
and engage rebellion aud insn rcetion sgalnst
the authority ~ the United states an tho laws thereof
and dd give AID aud comfort tbnrcto.
Colonel D. H. iioliovell. United states Dlst ict-N
tofney aud g. iisttoa. Assistant United STATES District
Attorney reprrsentea the tsoeerument The boousrs
not represented ny coun-e. but eseh pcaied not
guilty and saved preliminary examination. Insy
United states District Court which will convene here
% March u, All tho risoners furnished bonds
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

ISDIASAroLIs, March 5.--Josiah Locke,
dropped dead in ~, journal Office here this ng
from heart disease lie Editor and proprietor ~ ne
Journal number of years ago. and later business
manager Of The Chiodoo Adranoe under C. H. Howard :
ownership. lie Interested In California colony
near Los Angeles. whence he returned ten days
PRoyIDrScE, March 5.-samuel Powell. q prominent
and highly esteemed citizen Of Newport died OF heart
disease this morning
IAeutonant y. =. vanderpool, san Of the we-known
surgeon buried yesterday at CranstonN j. detail
OF Abrshsm Lincoln post No 3 a. AR, OF which lie
member, being present. The Lieutenant will be
bored having suffered greatly II the hands Of the East
side mob during che draft riots of 1853 lie had been
detailed from the SD New-York Volunteers TO protect
the Office 81 the provost marshal In Third when the
rioters atac ke the Office they nearly fractured his skull
covered lie wa. employed Tor seyefa years afterward
In the New York tar Office. While op his way from
Crsnston 10 this city Monday morning he suddenly
died IN the
Timothy W milford died at Fast Orange, Il d. on
Wednesday, ngs elghty-two. lie naty. Of Han.
over Neck n j. and OF family of eight chill
drsB. sis of whom living fiity-slt years ago he
began the business 90 carriage making In last Orange
lie married Ia 1927 and had four children his wife
died IN 1870 lie married second time IA 1871 and hs
wife died 1898 after bearing children In 1858
he again married and his third wife survives him All
his children living and have families Mr. Mulford
for thirteen member Of tho Board Of Free
hOldafs Of Essex County. His funeral will bo held At
A. IA. today.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
LEGISLATION MfrT.JERsEE

CONCENTRATING orNrRAL CnAvr-chintisiNo
Tus dovsHsOR--AngougNMtN
f,,os rur HvartAn connfsru,rrsr os rur rrmusr
TnvNroS, March 5.--1he assembly hcla two
important sessions to-day and thtn adjourned nn Won
da, evening Mr Jenkins dls /. u Morris onefed q
,ssalntton oonsrstulane OenFf, Grant upon u pas.
aee ~ the rctlfene hlll ~ toio was taken Hahhins
and every person ~ the House rmoerai and hepuei
can, afnse.
Tbr bui IN call Constitutional Convention eas de.
fcstsd werh ago bat mott a. RECONSIDER wss ahisd'
ana thu morning "a ealel ~ BY th" iuif"ite"r oi
tse measure Mr. Koasbey, VI. msdo strong peal fof
further consideration MIR A,roti oppose'. and pro
traeted debate ensned Tho ''ie wa bnaiI f'consh'
cred aud after addresses by Ness Con a. kc,sneJ and
others the bin was ordered fhlfd rosdns aud all
opportunity Tor ansrdment prevented ~ ipe rec
tinn 81 motion reconsider TIE sistu ef ths mem
hers from the larger counties was da s'e one and
probably assures tho psssasf = The % ~ 10 House
Iis defeat IN The senate IL prohs 'e
The House sustained sdvsfst reports 20 tpo hiis ~
troduce by MI Chapman fsdaccs the ierriase soross
the Hudson River Mr Claiks biil. Ga the same sub
ieet was also adversely rcpOrr., but MS case the
bii was placed the casr nf b. vo'e ~ ~ To IS
Roth memisrs are psmocrats snd Mr.. CHAPMAN has as
plT rss ,"s-. DEBATED ,Ss h ., deprive tho Governor
81 the appointment of mon "f- "i ihe ntair boaIu ="
ssS,.y sassrSn ieparss Ts SS rsa and the bs@ers
made vigorous attempt 70 seeaIe The Aasplsn 2, t, p,
the hiiis sit M Corbh hy declaring that the
uatisan A. tief OF the mad brought this upOa
ibe Democrats and hsa made some action necessary
The majority rrpor was adopted BY perry
tota aud the hill Foes on The calendar
Mr. Keassy presented Dint resolution authorizing the
Ioveuor 10 appoint u mission 10 revise the constiu'
ton The commission 20 consist OF thirteen persons
Including the speaker ~ e House aud President OF The
senate and the GovercT to select ave OF them The
senate s 60 selet three o IL members and the House
four the selcciens to bs from either party The total
expensa Tor salaries IA not 10 exceed $1,000 .
iho House will meet at p Monday, Instead on
n m a. usual there being considerable sffcsfase oi
work There II strong desire amenE msmDsfs 70 al
pushed 10 accomplish that end
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. .
RAILROAD MEN IN REVOLT.

ST. LOUIS, March 5 (Specidi).-One hundred
yard-men in the employ Of the Wabash Railroad Com
pany quit work to-day and began strike that promises
sweep along the entire Gould system by the end OF the
week. Before going out the men made demand for an
OF per cent in their which had
been cut down that much few weeks ago. Mr. No
rath foreman Of the yards told them that II they went
out their places would be filled, and after sharp col
loquy between the leader Of the men and the foreman
the formed in line and marched quietly out Of the
yards. They organized Immediately by electing f. Mo
Keon president He stated that he had been with the
company for twelve years. that he began working for
S3 25 day and that he been reduced to 81 10 day.
hard work. This evening 1t Is given out that the
employees OF the Missouri Pacific, numbering 1000 nave
decided to strike tomorrow. The strikers In
munication with tho Texas and 1t ts said that
general order has gone forth to strike all along the Gould
lines Committees OF the Wabash strikers visited tho
other yards made eloquent appeals TO yard and
brakemen to quit work. Telegrams have been sont
stick and to swell their ranks as much Is possible
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
HOW CHILDREN SHOULD BE TRAINED.
Colonel F. W Parker. principal of the

NVIOHCf Il W H''''~oH' P'f''~-f''- " s''S
Normal School at Chicago, who is the anthor OF the
Quincy method of teaching ectured last evening under
the auspices OF Froebe Society Of Brooklyn, in tho
Hall Of the Long Island Historical Society. His subject
was Learning to DO oy Doing" After detailing some
of the ludcrously ineffective methods of teaching still
pursued In most schools, the lecturer said:
:. The mind gains strength by its own activity. Help
ing MID Mt every step weakens him. BY three OF
helping helpessness is caused. Find out
what TO do and do that To read Ia to think number
is an element Of thought language learned BY think
ing and expressing Thought Train child TO think and
uee language to make thought known. Nothing Is ~
but all should done for the high purpose Of develop
ing character 1t is great mistake to put intellectual
Ali that learned develops power to do right wrong
Select what affects character most Teach what Is pes
ruined when hoy is taught 70 become blacksmith be
can be and ali he can be- Select what does the most
good to the child. The Will can only be drained ~
action. We learn to do thing by doing It."
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
GOOD gORK or THE EARLE UILD
ms LABOR TO BE SUSPENDED NEXT wErK-muc1
SUFFERING BELIEVED

rTs LABOR TO nE SUSPENDED SExr wEKK-sucH
SUFFERING BELIEVED.
The Earle Guild will close its doors tenn
porrils u is hoped week rom saturday. the funds be-
ng exhausted Durag the winter the drain ON the re-
sources Of the Guild has been greater than usual on ac-
count Of the large amount Of suffering among the honest
IN moor that Il has been called upon 10 relieve Every
ease IL thoroughly Investigated before rcliefs given by
the ould. aud some of the most surprising eases OF
professional poverty well an distressing destituton
have heen discovered The Rev. Dr John " Potter
ainonar of the Gnid. told q TRIBUNE reporter OF the
csne Of a nsn who hired somo dispidsled rooms Ia .
poor quarter Of the city aid lived In them with his fam
nv In apparently the greatest poverty. lie went ~
newspaper olce and plIiful story which was pub
she when DR. Potter went 10 investigate the case he
found the street crowded with carriages and
elegantly dressed ladies going mp and down the
s,ars 20 tho miserable garrett carrying money food and
clothing 90 tho man and his family. tho man
va. subsequently sscersncd to be imposer. but he
succesed In getting contributions IN cash 10 the amount
OF $500 besde food aud clothing lie got nothing from
the Guild however.
hmone the macy painful eases OF suffering which the
oud has relieved during the wintsws. lbsiioi wido.
living Ia lesterss She has sight chdrrn tie oldest
only Twelve yssIs q sss and wors ws,he.ss she a can
course 81 the Winter ,he Guild often put bread laio the
starvation ose poor woman shs has been beneficiary
N lhe fund lives In naflrm. and walks down below
Houston ~ 70 fcs hsr wuft 70 thhe hpne lif Wofh ~
cutting ont Shirts aud she sots two and half conts
dofen for them Another works from
the first streak ~ tight unt dark NJ making shirts for
which she geta thre cents ariece Both 81 these women
have families Of children dependent them ard have
not always able 81 get wort even at the starvation
prices usmed. Such cases samples ~ those which
lhe Esfia Guild has relieved The work Of the Guild
has been almost entirely amsng fe poor Of The lower
wards. Many of those relieved have been IN
better ecamsanees bu, have bern reduced BY sickness
ana misfortune state OF desti,ation. Among those
applied for help al tbs oee Of the Guild were
I've elefs,men of the Eplscopai Church. One day
young of respectable aipeeance Who had formerly
held good lseston but who hsd beer thrown Out of
efepluyfuent by businsss changes. came Into
the orce 10 apply for hrlp. u was bitterly cold
aud the young mans feet had both been frozen
he had eaten nothing for twenty four hours, ad
was snnrfsng FROM exposure ~ the cold.
81 relieving such ~ dcsiitutfon the Guild has
nnW been lctse for eight years. nnd N y hoped by ia
managers that safifisnt contributions VIII be fofhco
lne 10 enable the wotk 10 be resumed pekt winter
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
wryNEBAoO INDIANS AND SETTLERa
Az x,rcurrvr ORDER ALLEGED TO BIZ IN VIOLATION

or LAW.
fry TELEGRAPH THE TRrersEl
w.suxoroS, March 5.-The troubles on the
w,nnebaro Reservation in Dakota to which reference
,s m ade to-day IN dispatch from Chicago arc
,e result Of an executive order Issued ON February 20
which directed those lands to be opened for settlement
The friends OF the Indians maintain that this order is "
defiance Of the sioux bill which passed the Senate a tho
arst session OF the XLvIIIth Congress that L. was
,ssncd without the knowledge, consent or examination
even OF tho Indian Bureau and that II violates In spirit
the report OF the Senate committee consisting OF Messr
Dave. Logan and Cameron, which was sent out to pa
hot, two years ago to investigate the condition of tno
reservation.
The criticism made by them Is that It does not give tho
Indians sufficient time select their lands, and tat uh
ane advantage is taken OF them In the matter Ihey
also maintain that the lands which this executive ore
ns for ement are subject TO the provisions ul
,eatv and therefore cannot he opened merely pt M
ssec,,iiye order They say that the lands though pi
artiV constituting executive reseryauon pccac W
the second clause of the treaty OF 1865 treaty
ion Even IL they did not change their character .n
lime hey aid 80 by an executive order Issued by frs
dent Grant IN 1870. and again ny an executive" "
of President Hayes issued Ia 1879. , ,,.r,
In addition they maintain that tho Interior Depart
ment recognized tho character of the lands snu wv,
they constituted a treaty reservation by the iacl 'a %
secret .rv Teller sent commission two years ago W VIZ
indana for the purpose of negotiating the surrends, vi
their land They viii endesyor 10 have the onccuo"
allie or,er of February "a rcscinded.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
TO PREVENT THE WASTE OF WATER
Thief Engineer G.. w. Birdsall, of the Crcton

Aoueduct has written letter to Commissioner Squire,
in which he says after explaining the pressure to which
the aqueduct has been subjected and the waste Of water
i'm the city would recommend that the forces on tho
waste and use In tho several bureaus, be
solidated under one responsible head and the detail
examination Of houses be carried on with ytgor That
the reayng of the mains and service pipes along the
rivers extending to Greenwich-st on the Hudson and
to Pearl aud Cherry sts the East River be continue!
II possible and In connection Herewith the placing ot
stops service pipe the line Of curb or In area
ways; so that in houses whore meters are not useo
means may he afforded this Department to ascertain
waste ut night the time when the greatest waste occ
especially the winter when 1t Is iMpracticabe to shut
on the water on OF the FROST tho present stops
being on the main water pipes Ia the roadway OK tne
streets and The placing OF meters IN all places
where allowed by law and at the exr ense OF the cy ~
fats and other private buildings where large quantities
water are used.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
THROUGH NEw-YORK STATE.
RANK CASHIER KING SHOOTS BIMsELF.

RANK CASHIER kiNt rfoVtS
.,x,.vonx AND MENTAL pEnANoEMFNf-His Az"
COUNTS ALL STRAIGHT.
A.n,ov. March o tSpeeioDD. Charles A. King,
teller e The orlesss County National hsns 'ss
n.s ,h,s ,soss o, the usual time. arranged hs oooA
f the dan, and n net ume for the psnk 70 op''
vent TO doctoys Office block up the street 70
,.eaelne for his wife whs the doctor wss prepa'hs
,be medicine he aaidi MY bank accounts are AZ
s,ra,shs am ses Of living. and ~sni to die" Before
,n pyselan realized what be was doing the man Pulsu
,'., from his pocket ard shot himself above ,ne eh.
sss III. ball passed through h'. prnn ana
,. An ,e owsr part ~ his head, bnt " tailed 70 r.
,,,rnnsalons counsel OF ply sieiens W"e
as thes altenpled 10 probe for the ball pni he M 80
s.is, sten fi,a Coroner summoned ana ,oos "
ts.ttuonr When asked Wy the pftslaent ol ,"v g ~
nslag a5a asa only sorry dd not t myself n1'hns h
ffe 0estore think ihefe ~ no psasihity o ,, h,s
sesrrf No cansa can be assigned Tor us s,s otte
vs.tss 80 n.t m hIs reht mnd from ovetvors ~,
wees aso he went into Ewet s'.e orr, I'm AZ and par.
rlsasts few days snefward ne, ven, !" a~ a, -.
kssrd one aud aske "a have y loaded .sp W. 81 ,se
s.ne al fho leading rgens pf"nlhr,t ws'.s ,,,na
rse.,,isTsn church and slss msansr sI 'ns
As,ns of hr Republic. re has vile anu. a'sis,
ssihff reshef and two sister, Mt nsil s., re- a,e
nss sssiIed tho bank accounts sna says 'h"' '"'' "
t4sffeilF straight
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
rHs rnrAL or rng oAsDsS FkEEHoLDBRs
r.unsx March r fSDeeioD The trial of the

VAHUEFf WHf'H y KFV'F'"'J' no 'f'"f VI '"'
canden BOARD Of Freehodes for conspiracy aud NAL
fasssnoe IN once was 10 have begun today. bat "a did
not Ash n shs itsn,ioa " scurn Tho court for the
term Monday. this virtually pcs,poncs tho trial until
ths Mag term Tho board conssta of twelve Republican
mssbess ssi three Democrats, who have united In de-
mapdins immsdsss trial This IL refused thsm. and
ss the best lawyers ssy that ths indictment was rrcsn
larry framed and waS 9 fsulty ono. the ASSERTION Il
openly ade that the whole sanif 10 campaign scheme
p Ne pemecrss whs hsvs oonifol of ths
freeholdefu had but ave Rcpablican peubcrs. and 70
add khat her Vorsd epsnly yor ne election 81 the
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
A cArAMouNr KlLl.rD nv A WOMAN.

pgrssfr, March 5.-ficld tof' living Nv
rssnssslls Hasqnehsana County, Penn heafa Rf.A'
.s-. ,n mis- ooryara Doing ost he found that cata
s.~aat vRs ashtnF with hs aog is gaant appearance
,~a.oaisd sn.t u Lad driveH Ia fom the woods IN
s~.s.h af food Coz hal no San and he started Tot
ssaehbovs 10 borrow whils he wss gone Mr.. Cox
ssssns that casamoust wse gettinE the hes' ." o
A. ran into the yard and taking standing saAe rom
A. IA salae went fhc dore ala The caihmvuht ~
Les<a "a held upon the dog aud spfanE ~ Mrs '"t. =
kh~ met IA uth blow run the slnhe ihat hn,'he, ~
ossa ard then followed up har advsntaRe Nh,h hei
S0s,snd rriurned be- found the cstanonht stici.mne ~
drsa lu the yard and hts VIE oafi1g tos tho ""u"' "
ksf Indicted On the dog
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
yns rosa AUDITOR RESISTING rHs 0ovERNoR
nra Mnlxas. March lNpeclaD State Audit

Dss Molxss. March o lSpeeiel. State Audi
sss nrosn ami ks deputy vefe arrested th's morning
fsf sss,sisns she duties IL his Office after having
t><n removed hy The Governor fhis u the secohd ar
psss 81 ~ Fuwn kla SUSPENSION oa Tuesday he
hes hsd possession ~ the state Anditoss elccs aud
ssrused give np 70 ths Andor pro tomperc appointed
rs the floseenof. THIS sftsfn0sn the Governor at
,>npsea 20 enter the AnaiteF sce hut found u oshed
rle shsn sasae . formal demand arca the Auditor for
sssfsnes hs Executive ef the state m ordef to evan
ins ths boeks ana papers u ths, oniee Mr.
pss~e. sstns under The advice of o"ansel, refused
him asiss.alen ga ha afeend that u was
sssf onss aoufs The tossfnos then rntircd. having
pfesn aud slsfts possession of ,hs oace It's
parssa that w be arrested In the morning agaln
fsf resisting snlssien ~ te levsFnof section ls2
ebsi.fts ~ she Iowa tide empowers ths Uotcfnnf ~
soy s 10 inspect Tie puuts accounts. souchefs, etc,
n AM state eoe lasiisptien also feygted thss
Ifeon will ffihls removed npn otht* N tis morn
isx snd that mr. lstie the snait"r pro TEN, vii be-
slsen posss>~iDn. fnnlie epialon generally eendsnus
Hfssu fsf hls fash ssd Etsbpofe resistance OF legal
eusanfitB. The s40sernaf states uss bfswnt suspsn
o1nx ffv ens nathns shssHsef 20 30 Win ths eh
eaftlsrAts which ~ had exersrd fvh insurance
csapanipE, hnt due 70 his fsvre 70 seseuht fer
ds nAd pthsr property entfnkted 20 AIM ~ We rtsr
4bz eecoaHts ef tbe Asditore onioe haa pecn invests
aste1 by commission spr"ntcd ~ tho uoysfnof ana
/Ielf feefs rar thNf suspension was iaassPensA
~ In osdss " pfsIssi tee statn
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
NOT LIKELr TO EXPLODE.

little man with q big tin can that looked
ne n it contained petroleum, was cautiously walk
ing along Centrest between and o'clock yesterday
afternoon. A he nesrcd Chambersst and camo In
view Of ODonovan Bossss Office. ragged. fercelook-
ing person made for him with yindlctive look. and,
seisins the ean tngged away nj Il like maniac. Tho
little set up yell that re-echocd engine
house lear BY. and instantly attracted q crowd. The
screaming owner of the can being draeged toward
the filthy guitar. whsn suggcsted that vessel
contained nitro ycerine Tho result Was sstoniah
Ing Not only did the crowd scatter like chat hut the
unciean crank suddenly let 90 and sat down The mud
The little also sat down, but thero fear In
HE face "Nitro-sy be hanged /" said b. ~ he
walksd away. IN z wagon grsassI"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
BLOWING UP or A srgANB

WILMINGTON, N. c., March 5.--The boiler of
tho steamer wsye stern wheel boat plying bet ween
this city and Fayetteville exploded this afternoon while
sho was taking In cargo at wharf opposite this city
aud she Immediately sank. Nsill Jessup, James stcd.
and Kitty Harvey, all cOored. blown into the
and drowned Perry Cation. the coor.d pilot and
David McIherson we're badly scsldei. seSeral other
persons employed on the boat received slight Injuries
There were passenger- on board. The boat was
valued al Al q, 900, aud 4. "a complete wreck
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
LOCAL ELEcrIoNs IN NonTnERs corNTIEs

TnoY, March tSpeeieb.-rhe result OF the
ss<ioa tsf Supervisors la the counties o the northern
v~ss Of The Bae nsi been received The bOard of
sss<fvlsess IN Rensselaer, County viii stand 10 Demo
exsss "a Republicans Washington Ceahl}' 40 "eP""'r
-. . f..,n.rrast kafainsa Coanty, 10 Republicans 3
I.rsoefaia West Troy waa caffivt bl the btoots AZ
rsssrutag IN 0ao ward every baot bot was stunod
n1aen ffuo each.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
LIMITING rnE HoORs or srRsKEoAR LApoh

ETHTTTNU THE HUUHS VF STRHHE OAR LAEOR
Henry Hart, vice-presidcnt Of the Third
Avonue surface railroad, asked by TRIBUNE report
er yesterday
"n you are compelled 10 carry out the proyisIons OF
the bil which has Just passed the Assembly and which
fcrbids You 10 permit any Of your employees 10
than twelve hours each day, what eject will N
have upon tho conduct of your business r.
"f won't affect rs m oil, WAS the answer at win
affect the We pay them by the trip and therefore
they will lose the extra time beyond the twelve hours
which thss now make We have plenty OF extras to
OIL out their time"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
pARxERs TAKEN IN ny oLEosARaARrSE

scnnNGcrADf, March > lSpeciafl "A stranger
bsngls aa quantities Of bnttes from various grocery
ss.se, hare a few days ago. Three of these samples
vtss said " bs oeonsfgsrnc and taksn 10 Albany
sus ANALYSTS II IL nov claimed by tho grocer. thai
axsals - osomarraFno establshineEh hhve s,iu 'as
5ks ffsesry oairghi, o. mixed Win genuine pat