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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
CORPORATE SEARCHES APPROVED.

BANK SUPERINTENDENT PAINE on TlTIEGUARAN-
TEE COMPANIES.
ALBANY Dec. 19.-In September the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company OF NcwYork, through It's officers
applied to Bank superintendent Willis s. Paine for his
consent to accept abstracts of titles TO real estate made
by that company lieu OF what known rs official
searches searches signed by the clerks OF the re-
spectve counties, when the same should be found win
financial institutions under his supervision, the basis
for made bond and mortgage security The mag
nitude of the sum lent by the State financial institutions
on this class Of security shown in the statement that
the savings banks and trust 1anes Of NcwYork CITY
alone now hold more than S100.0000J0 IN mortgages
Superintendent Paine in ruling on the question says
During the past elias OF corporations for fur
nishng aud guaranteeing searches and abstracts OF ute 10
state phe capi'a oil these 90ponDns wals TO- e
10 b. ScS Ho Abstract and ep Sarnee Company
oc and the rte Guarantee and Trust Company oi NV
this application made before the Aorney en er~ h
and myself The novelty Of corporate searsnIng y
ing for recognition aud has met with the vigorous Opposition
OF many eminent membeIs o. he bar eIerss n % e nupa
searching and with the detects xpense delay attending
M have urged III 10 econ the application of the title gn.r.
anee companies. The question whether these utie
companies ability 10 for los provided
Their al stability true Is one that an cis
the expedency OF accepting their searches @ in,o
consideration that the psup cash capita o. these
exceeds generally speaking the private OF IN, ~
and that they responsibility Tor error made aung @
ability that ot the cusioda aus
of a s rseS,E' IN the ussa Of sSns and Jules
should be allowed To the prohts OF the enterprise 10
cured and comr.ent men engaged any new syncatc
the field and compete with existing companies -;
the papers relating thereto flied IN this department for his
opinion that there no legal objections to
may be accepted by this Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
cyVyy0 ZIP THEIR RESERVATIONS.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Dec. ia dispatch from Bismarck,
Dak to Ihe Ftoneer Iress says 1.-The Indian Comms-
sion returned from Fort Berthod yesterday having con-
cuded satisfactory agreement with the Gros ventres,
Mandan and Arckaree Indians who to cede all their
north OF the forty eighth parallel OF latitude
and large portion OF their territory lying between Tue
Missouri River and buford reservation. The Indians
agree 20 take severity their diminished re
serve The Commission will 20 ON Monday to Fort Peck
Montana"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
NOT READY YET TO QUARREL.

CHICAGO, Dec 19-There was an unusually large aI
tendance at todays meeting of the Chicago Trades AS
sembly on OF expected collision between the
Knights of and the Trades Union element owing 10
the failure the national organizations TO rcach IN
agreement at Columbus. Leaders both sides showed
conciliaory feeling and. with little or no discussion &c
the report OF Edward Mulraney delegate 10 the
Columbus Congress, was postponed unu the next mecF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
Production OF sALT IN MICHIGAN.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Dec 19-1he annual report or
the state salt Inspector showing the operations of the
Inspection law for the year ending November 80 1885,
issued to-day shows there in the State 1876 firms en-
gagged In the manufacture of SALT operating lao works
and 800 solar covers with estimated annual capacity
OF 5,l0oOOO barrels OF salt During the year 36172oI
barrels were Inspected Increase o. 314So4 over
1850 Ihe actual manufacture amounted TO 4O9 |,943
barrels an Increase 79o 90 barrels over 1850 Inc
Inspector Estimates that there IN the manufacurer
hands, DECEMBER l, ,oyv,UUO barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
RIOTING PREVENTED In SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LABOR PARADE ABANDONED-CROwDs DIS

PERsED BY THE POLICE.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 10 (>pecaD.-The parade OF labor
organizations which advertised to-day to show SYM
pathy with the strikers abandoned because
clearly by the leaders that roDg, and per
haps bloodshed, would result. About immense
crowd numbering several thousand gathered in front OF
Mint and addressed by several labor agaors II
dispersed quietly without demonstration. AT O'Farrell
and sts, where the parade 10 be formed,
other huge crowd assembled When 1t was known that
Federated Trades and other societies would parade
the crowd adjourned 10 the Geary st cable ne block
away and amused itself with eerng at the grpmen
and throwing dirt and stones at them Only a narrow
lane in the middle Of the street left clear All the
rest the for two blocks packed with crowd
large part which composed OF hOodluns Things be-
gan look ugly when the police guard teepholed for
assistance detachment OF twenty policemen finally
marched and the order gwen 10 clear The streets
The officers seized their clubs and the crowd OF thou
sand people made wild rush Tor safety Some were
trampled hoodluus who stood their ground
were clubbed severely This ended the riOtOus demon
The armOes have been guarded by strong de-
tachnens militia to-day and this guard will be main
tanned until the present excitement is ended SO great Is
draft the police force TO protect cars OH the two
cable lines that the remainder OF the city Is nsufcicny
guarded The strikers growing desperate. as they see
the OF their movement Iessened
They have lost all public sympathy by their outrageous
IN sOning cars ijurfng passengers and beating the
who took their places on the two cable lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
CARDINAL GIBBONS OPPOSING SOCIALISM

BALTIMORE. Dec. 19.-The new Catholic Church. St.
wencesaus. was dedicated to-day by Cardinal Gibbons.
who made address those present Tho congregation
is composed almost entirely Of Bohemans. and In the
course OF his remarks Cardinal said the people owed
duty to the country and In serving the country they
served God He spoke Of the relations between employer
and the employed aud said their interests were mutual
He warned them to avoid engaging In anything that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
GRANDA sAYsHs CONFESSED NOTHING

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Dec. 19.-The confession attributed
to Granda and his wife, who captured at Kansas
City for the murder Of the Rev. George C. Haddock, Is
sweepngy denied by them They reached here charge
OF the Sheriff to-day at At the jail Granda sulkily
asserted that the whole report asehood and that
lie never hde any tonesoon because lie hau notnns 10
confess lie asserted that lie knew absolutely nothlng
about the Inuruer and ~ nothing do with IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
SUNK IN EAGLE ISLAND cRAvyeL.

SALEM, Mass, Dec l0-The sloop Flash OF Beverly
which went out on fishing trip November IL, With
Ephraim Bray and Joseph Bickio on board and did mob
return, discovered today by Captain Thomas sar'
gent sunk In Eagle Island Channel. Captain Sargent
hooked on Ia her main boom arl hauled up enough to
Identity tho vessel e buoycd her with bottle and u
y pleasant morrow will enicavsr To raise hcr Whoa
the boat went out the wind east but n chopped
around to tho west and came up squally. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
FOrP GRAVEs ROBBED.

BALTIMORE Dec. 19.-An inn keeper three miles east Of
this city eephoned to the police here last evening to call
attention to suspicious looking which was being
driven this way The vehicle waylaid by officers and
found contain four dead human bodes two white and
two colored evidently removed freshly from the grave
A negro who driving arrested, but his more
nimbie companion escaped The case Will be nvesi-
gated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
ENDING A PfUD IN AhKA ESA&

LITTLE ROCK. Dec 10 (kpeeiaD. Hamilton.
wealthy resident Of Bradley County, with named
sedberry on Saturday wsylad John and Joseph Harris
brothers and near neghb0rs shooting them death with
Winchester rifles The assassns In Jail at Warren
aud will probably be yncbed. The OF the double
tragedy was feud, dating back 10 the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
NEWs NOTES FROM LONDON.

THE HAWAIIAN LoAN.-The subscriptions to the new
Hawaiian per loan OF 50 900 amount TO fteen
times the called for The bonds are quoted at oi2
premium.
CAMPBELL DIVORCE CAsE.-An estimate upon the costs
of the Colin Campbell divorce places the figures at
$4,000.
AMERICANS IN LoNDoS.-The cotere OF New York fnan
cicrs now in London includes Washington K. Connor
leonard W. Jerome, Howell Osborn Hopkins Marsh
and Har Horton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

LONDON. Dec 19he Post this morning, In an inspired
article warns Turkey against further coQuetting with
Russia The British Government it has undergone
great sacrifices to uphold the integrity OF
ton OF the English people. Any hesitation
on the part of Turkey will now compel ENGLAND
10 adopt cOunteract kussias threats
by measures that will speedily impress the Porte with
her real interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
THREATENING TO KILL CHIEF JUSTICE.

COLUMBIA s. c., Dec 10 tSpecaD.-Ihe applicants for
admission TO the South Carolina bar examined by
the Supreme Court Judges Friday. B. f. Welsh OF
Lancaster failed pass Two years ago Welsh killed
man, and last year he implicated In an attempted
assassination Yesterday he that he would Kill
Chief Justice Sim pson sight This threat was con-
veyed the sheriff and chief Of police. who; knowing
Welsh To be dangerous man, TOOK charge OF the Chici
Justice and guaroed the doors Of the Supreme Court room
all day Welsh in the city, but could not be found
Ii Is supposed that he has gwen up his murderous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

RICHMOND, Va, Dec 19.-The Rev. Dr. Charles Menni-
grade the rector Of st. Paus Episcopal church here has
resigned on account OF old age and feeble health and he
has been made rector emeritus He Is seventy
years old He was rector OF ST. Pauls Church when JEFF
fcrson Davis attended services there, and was reading
service when messenger entered the cnuren aud III
formed Mr. Dayis that Lee had evacuated tho city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
TO WIDTN THE SITEZ CANAL.

CAIRO Dec 19-The suez Canal Company and Il
Egyptian Government have agreed TO the widening
the suez Canal From Port Said TO the Bitter Lakes u
canal will be fortyfour metres wide and from there
eueZ sixty five metres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
sr.FF OF THE ROYAL OPERA HOUSE.

BERLIN Dec 19.-New appointments TO the staff Of the
Royal Opera House of Berlin announced Herr Molt
from Carsruhe an enthusiastic Wagnerte, will conduct
Wagner OPERA Ludwig Deppe, who has hitherto con
duced the becomes director OF
classical operas and OF symphony concerts Chief Con-
luctor Radecke retires Oh pension
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
TO HAVE A LABOR TICKET IN CINCINNATI

TO HAVE A LABOR TICKET IN ClNCiNNAlL
CINCINNATI Dec 19.-Workmens Hall was hiied 10
overfowing this afternoon the occasion being mass
meeting decide whether there should be La,r ucKee
in the field in the municipal election in April the matter
was thoroughly discussed and final resolutions "ee
adopted declaring 1t expedicnt to nominate separe
ticket for local officers Four committees OF hve nen
each appointed from the United Labor party; i mo
Central Labor Union the Henry George CLUB ana ue
meeting These committees will meet and arrange tho
prelimiDaries for Labor convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

might lead to anarchy. but by industry and thrift make
for themselves aud a standing among their eiiow
citizens He also spoke against any Socialist movement
wrong to the country and to religion. An address in
German was made by Rev. Father Shauer and one III
Bohemian by the Rev. Father Jeutlche.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
AN IMMENSE FLOCk OF BLA oKBiRDS

EDEsToS. N. O., Dec. l9.-Last week a nock OF black
birds passed over Edenon Bay, here which was 80
thick " obscure the heavens like dark cloud The
flock least three miles In length and nearly hun
dred yards n width the II made IN passing
like the rush Of u mighty wind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
STEALING A BIBLE TO BUr room

GIRARD, Ala, Dec. 10 tspeefat.-one week ago to-
night the Bible in the Girard Methodist Church
stolen. To-day young white man. W. II. Wilson, was
arrested for the theft lie confessed his guilt and said he
stole the Bible because be was starving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
SUuyRoUs CANDIDATES fOR MAYOR.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10 tspeedaD-rhe list OF probable
candidates for the Republican mayoray nomination now
numbers twenty-one. All prominent men, but tho
choice may be made outside OF It. Charles Emory Smith,
Editor Of Ihe Press, whose name has been mentioned.
positively deelineA "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

MATCH BETREEN sHA AMROCK AND TWINKLE
BAN FRAscIsco, Dec l9-In the mile and repeat race
between Shamrock and Twinkle ut the Bay District track
yesterday, Shamrock broke tho twoyearod stallion
record by four seconds making the second heat In 22o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

STA GE GOA on AND NAIL ROBBERY IN TEXAS
WEATHERFoRD, Dec. 10 (Speciap.-SheIf Sisk Marshal
Baton and q. f. Warner. accompanied steve Shaw, the
stage driver yesterday to the place where the
robbed the night before, and succeeding In getting the
mail pouch but found that every letter n It had been
opened The pouch was found in a clump OF The
robbery committed two miles south OF this place
The driver driving the stage from Ccburne to this
place by way Of Grandburg and when within two miles
of Weatherford two masked suddenly stepped out
OF the brush and ordered him TO halt, which lie did.
They asked If lie had money. He said he had about
quarter. They oruered him TO fork over" He started
put his hand III his pocket aud of the robUers sad
Don't put hand pock ket, hand tho
mail sack" lie did directed ami one OF theu said
abruptly. Drive on The officers yesterday found that
the mail all to pieces Mr. sisk "A clew 10
robbers which he thuks will terminate In some
thing defe. Ii Is believed they belong the gang that
robbed the Fort Worth and Denver train q week ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
,ACCOMPLI>HED IN FILLANT.

ONE VAN ZANDr WANTED FOR BIGAMY, BANK ROB-
Berry. FORGERY ASD ALLEGED MURDER
CHICAGO, Dec 10 t>pecidD. The papers announced
few days the arrest OF oae Wesley Van Zandt at ke
nosha Wis., charged with various crimes, not the least
of which was bigamy. Inspector Smith went to James
ve where Zandt Is in Jail and his return last night
said "van Zandt is the indicted at Minneapolis re-
and wanted In other States charges of MURDER
forgery burglary, bgamy, etc He is repued TO have
half dozen wives in many different States, and Is
familiar with the of pen in forgery jimmy in bur
gary, torch "a bludgeon. About three years ago
some people living in California had lady relative visit
ing i'll the East They received what purpOrted TO be
letter fom hC. lated at Hammond. lnd saying she had
lost her purs sd wanted money with which To return
home. II sent but received by the one for
whom IL Intended 10 transpired that Van Zandt
forged the letter and got the He next turned up
in NewYork. The Indictment lately found against hin
indianapolis for the forged letter TO the California
people. steps Deng taken 10 secure his appear
Indianapolis after which lie will be called upon
tO OF bgamy in Wisconsin, bank robbery
In New ork and forgery and alleged murder in other
States"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

XIXth Pennsylvania District the only Representative
FROM this State who voted for the Morrison Tariff scheme
yesterday was severely censured by leading politicians
and manufacturers to-day. He represents manufact-
turing constituency and has directly violated his pledges
TO 1t In supporting this bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
NAVAL APPRENTICES AND THE NAVAL AcAI

NAVAL APPRENTICES AND THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
WASHINGTON. Dec 19-Scverl prominent naval officers
stationed III this city openly opposed to the plan OF
Secretary Whitney for the admission OF a certain number
OF meritoriOs naval apprentices TO the Naval Academy
One OF the most ouspoken OF the number said today that
similar experiment had already been tried twice before
and each time resulted in the breaking OF the appren
tce system lie said that the majority OF officers who
have been connected with the trimming service as we'll as
those in the service who III through the ap
prentice system strongly opposed 10 repetition or
what they characterized tue unfortunate expert
mcnts OF 1916 and 1864" The same officer added: /:
" Certainly the practical knowledge Of men who have
been nti lately acquainted with the apprentice system
for Odght regarded valuable than the
sentimental views or those who have no intimate know
edge OF the subject"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec 10 Npeciab.- In the House to-mor-
motions suspend the rules will be in order
the morning hour The unfinished business under this
head the sumatra Tobacco bill which pending when
the last session expired. Mr. Hscocks motion suspend
the rules pending and he held the floor until the
Speaker declared the House adjourned sine die. He will
be entitled TO the foor and will press the bill
to vote II is doubtful if the will receive the
twohrds required to suspend tho rules aud pass IT,
although it in which growers OF leaf tobacco In
about half OF the States deeply Interested Under
present defective law. Interpreted by the Treasury
Department. the importation OF Sulnatra Leaf at the lowest
OF duty Is enormous. by shrewd manpulutlOns.
such wCtting the leaves that fewer than hun
dred will weigh pound, the importers have virtually
nullied the law. which designed 10 protect American
tobacco growers from injurious competition with the
depaii and cheap labor found in the Dutch colonies Ill
which the Sumatra leaf is raised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

CONGRESS TO ADJOURN FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
WAsuiNGToN Dee. 10 (spee,aD.Mr. Morrison will in
toduce the resolution providing for the holiday recess To-
morrow Congress- II this resolution is adopted, Will adj
Journ on " Wednesday and meet again Oh January D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
VIOLATING his PLEDGES.

CARLISLE, Penn, Dec 10 tspeeaD. action Of Rep
SsseDtave John A. ewope member Of Congress from the
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What the Pan Electric Scandal Is.

The point in the Pan Electric business
ought not to be obscured by q cloud of ar
gument about the validity Of the Bell patent.
There may be very big hole in the Bell pa
tent for ell We know, and the public, which
would rather have half = dozen sorts Of tele-
phones to choose from than one, would be
rather pleased than otherwise to see the Bell
monopoly broken. But this is not the point
in the matter 1t is that Mr.. Garland, Z SEN
stor, accepted . gift Of an enormous block of
stock which depended altogether upon con-
gressional or other government action for
any value which it might have. Ii was with
in Mr.. Garland's power to help to put value
into the stuff. There 10 no reason to suppose
that he ever did anything As senator to
lend the stock value. As Attorney
General it came directly within his pow
er, by ordering the suit against the
Bell to help the Pan Electric along. He de-
cllnsd to do so, but his subordinate officer,
the Solicitor General, proceeded with such
alacrity to give the word for the suit that it
would be quite reasonable to suppose that he
thought he was doing what was wanted of
him From such q situation scandal has
grown As inevitable As smoke rises from fire.
When q member of Congress accepts
free gift Of = block of stock that depends for
its value on government action, and goes into
the halls of legislation with the stuff in his
pocket there is scandal then and there.
When such . member of Congress goes up
higher, and, still holding the stock, stands in
a position TO pass directly upon the concerns
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-08

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