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New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

EERLIS March 5.-The debate on the Spirit Monopoly
hill was continued tho Reichsag to-day The National
Liberals opposed the measure. The debate was au-
ourned until tomorrow.
ATHENS March 5-At n Cabinet council to-day 1t was
decided TO summon two classes OF tho reserves eonpri
ing men twenty eight and twenty nine years OF age
MANCHESTER. March 5.-The Socialist Federation mas
convened meeting in this city for sunday lhe
object OF the meeting announced to be to formulate
demand the Government provide work for the uh'
employed.
BERLIN March 5.-Prince Bismarck, who was expected
TO attend the afternoon Of the Rechstag was
compelled to remain at home by severe attack OF mus
cular rheumatism IN tho chest ana shoulders.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, March 5.-Franco has protested TO
tho Porte against allowing Rumea to impose additional
duties at the frontier French goods which nave al
ready paid a customs tax TO Turkey.
DUBLIN March 5--A sensation has been mado In XII
kenny by an American bringing action at law 70 ds-
possess William Flood from his possession OK tne pro
perty known as tho Kilkenny Estates.' Mlillsm
Flood has beon known AZ the owner OF these estates LOT
tho last twentysoven years. The man VINO now as
putes the title and seeks possession Ia FRANK flOot ne
has lust arrived from America and claims 20 10 the
lneal descendant and heir or tho coieofaed he ry
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JoTTINGs HERE AND THERE.

BINGHAMToN, March $ tSpeciaD.-The trial Of
George AxtelI triple murderer OF Deposit fin
,shed at $50 evening the jury being out about two
hours Judge Kennedy OF Syracuse, passed the death
sentence upon prisoner In sentencing the prisoner
III Judge spoke OF this case as an example OF the folly
of nsing Intoxicating liquors as beverage and Implied
that this and awful result would do more good 10
the community at large than al the temperance eet
eo aa sbe passed from the court told the sher sue
could his work for him, meaning tne hanging Oh Ak
tell. The prisoner will be hanged on April 10
KsGsToS, March tSpeetdD.-T The new Bosrd Oh super
yisors OF Ulster fourteen Republicans TO Twelve
Democrats; net Republican gain over last year. D.
There that the installation ofthe Denoorac
JnayOrelect will DO opposed the ground OF dsqualn-
cation.
CoBLrsKILI March5 (speefab. .-fse body Of Mrs. Rich
was brought to Cobleskin to- night There was great
crowd at the depot
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
THE ISSUE OF SMALL BILLS.
VIEWS OF EX-GOVERNOR DINGLEY AND CHAIRMAN
BLAND,

BLAND,
WASHINGTON, March 8 (SpecidA. Secretary
Manning and Jordan will meet the House Com
mittee OIL Banking and Currency Wednesday
ing TO discuss the pending bills providing for the Issue OF
one-dollsr and twodoar silver certificates and also
those relating OF greenDacks OF like denom
nations 1t Is expected that they will have some gem
era proposition In lieu OF the pending bills What II
will DO nobody seems to know. To a TRIBUNE CORE
spondent to-day Governor Dngley. who is member of
the committee, said: "Of course cannot expect TO
know much in advance about the financial policy of u
Democratic Administration should not be greatly sur
prisod II to receive proposition something Ike
this Without reducing the present volume OF green
back and National bank note circulation. restore all
notes Of less denomination than $40 and permit the
national banks TO issue onedolar and twodollar notes
upon deposits OF standard silver dollars"
what would be the effect OF such change Would
the National banks take out the new currencyi"
1.-THE amount OF greenbacks and National bank notes
of less denomination than $40 is now about
100000, 600; In the busy IL Is
larger The small notes based upon deposits OF standard
silver dollars would take the place OF SO much OF the cir
cuaton and tho theory s that the new notes would be
already coined and take up rapidly coined under
present law the silver coinage OF the nextwo years
To your second question should say the National banks
would have to the currency because theiI
customers would demand the small notes"
"1nen you would be inclined W favor such PROPOSE
tlen7"
"we 1t seems to me to have good deal of merit but
have not yet carefully studied In all its possible bear
ings"
The outlines Of the plan having been indicated d. 70
Chairman Bland, OF the Coinage Committed he said
"The proposition strikes me favorabIy ana ! think
offers strong advantage. IL would enable State banks
easily TO transform themselves into National banks ana
STATE bank. for example, might deposit $4,000 or
O0OO standard silver dollars In the Treasury and re-
ceVe its notes therefor, and so come into the Na
tona Banking system. As for the banks already estab
she not believe they would object to such plan
because IL would tend To strengthen the system winch
they orc 30 anxious TO pcrpbtual1
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
FAVORABLE TO REAGAN.s COMMERCE BILL

WASHINGTON, March 8 (SpeciaD.- Congress
man Reagan was happy today. Ever since the appoint
ment Of tho Commerce Committee he had felt fairly con-
ndent that majority OF could be depended upon to
support tho communists and tmpractcable Interstate
Commerce bill which for nearly dozen years past no
has trying innct the country To-day his
hope became certainty. rhe committee by vote Of
0 to 1.-TWO members belnR absent-agreod to re-
port his bill without material changes Following Is the
vote in detail; Anlrmative-Reagan, Clardy. Crisp.
Caldwell. o'Ferral, Tarsney aud Bynum Oomocrats),
and Weaver OF Nebraska, and Morrow tRepublicans.
Negatiyo-O'Noill OF Pennsylvana, Davis, OF Massa-
chusetts johnson. OF New-YOrk, aud Dunham. The alb
senlees Iron OF Louisiana, and Pulitzer, OF New
York Had Sr. Ion been present he would have voted
for the bill How Mr. Pulitzer would have voted Ia un
knoyn He has attended only meeting OF tho com
oitt.e IL is while TO call attention TO the fact
that tho Democratic members from the States OF Texas
Louisiana Georgia. Missouri, Tennosseo and virginia
control the action OF the Committee In favor OF Mr.
Reagans monsTous bill 10 destroy Interstate com
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TBRODGH NFW-YORh STATE.
HILL WORKING THE PRESIDENTIAL BOOM.

HILL WORKING THE PRESIDENTIAL BOOM
BUFFALo, March 5 (Spec'dD.-The dedica-
ton of tie new armOry built by Erie County for the 7ih
Regiment was this evening pretext for adlngthe
political aspirations Of Governor Hill in Buffalo Last
october President Cleveland dedicated the Goth Reg
ments new drill shed. but not twentieth part OF the
fuss and feathers made then as was witnessed THIS
evening The Governor left Albany at 10 O'Clock this
morning by a special train on the Sew-York Central:
making convenient stops take on Democratic friends
John A. Mccall, Frederick Cook. Robert A. Maxwell,
William Purcell, General Bachelor. William NJ whitney,
jr and a number OF Corning and Elmira politicians
were on board. Vino and cigars were free and ihe
walters were attentive. DELEGATIONS OF Aldermen ana
militiamen ana q crowd Of Democratic statesmen met
the train at $50 o'clock Tho Governor was driven TO
thc tennessee carriage drawn by SIX Dy horses
Al the hotel the mltiamen hustled into The BACK
seats and the party workers wearing white Ties ana
broad smiles took their places Ii had been gwen out
that no banquet would be given but shortly aiter
O'clock all the invited TO the Governors par
lors where covers had been laid for fofty-slr The
Mayor ana q fow aldermen were there IL was CLOCK
when the party left the hotel A large crown was on
hand 10 see the into mis- carriage The street
IN front OF the armOry was packed Governor hili WI"
start Albany tomorrow morning.
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Ileuteu ant Colonel r. H. Alexander surgeon, nIrrar
HToConivIe. ouartsrmaster; Major Merritt Barber
a1intantgenera and First LeutenantCharie'
q R,rrows. assistant-surgeon Captain John W. Mar
tin 4th Cavalry has ordered to report W tho h'
heard for examination for retirement ,. r,sor.-c
First Lieutenant John j. D0ngherty, IN m sn ~
having anprarrd before tho retiring board az f0I. 0"o
ing Mimi has ordered to return 70 MS s,,trv
E,rsf inuieuant Thomas ~. WOo1run, oth IhIantIyI
ignaI olIieer has been ordered to proceed at once
from Washington to Wilmington y; u, u"Noi 'P0" "
strnctions from the Chief signal Oiicer. - .o,,od
Major David Perry. 9th Cavalry, mas Deeh hi
leave OF absence for six months Tor dlsaollly'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Captaln byron VIII
son has been ordered to command tho United states
,oamer shenandoah of the Pacific Squadron. and Cap
tain Charles g. Norton has been detached from that
command on the reporting of his relief and ordered
home
Tho United states steamer Trenton, flagship OF the
Aslatic Squadron. has been ordered homo ana Is oA
pected to arrive here In September ,,..t,
Rear Admiral Jouett, commanding tho Nortn Alntio m
Station who IL expected to arrive Mt Key West fH OH
he Tennessee I'm "a few days. has been ordered 10 nave
the proposed naval drill OF the vessels OF hIssqnauro IN
the vicinity of Pensacola Fa rs soon as all the vessels
can rendezvous there The Dispatch, now Ht NoIIoih
has been ordered proceed to Pensacola without uo
Law
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
BrYIyG A WIFE FOR THIRTT-FIvE DOLLARS

PorTsyILLE, Penn, March (Speciah.-Tho
D.stric-Attorney to-day reported to pecu
liar discoveries which he had made in investigating the
case OF Benjamin Lewis, Of Shenandoah, who is IN jail
awaiting trial for bgamy. year ago Lewis bought
wife for S35 Some months later he discovered that this
was not and having already tired Of his bargain
he put the woman out OF the house She soon found
new lover and married him, while Lewis also founa
another wife. This in short time alseoserei
his relations with bis previous bride and sought lesal
counsel She was advised that her marriage 70 Lewis
was void and thereupOn prosecuted him ana han MN
lodged in ja. Since then she too has found another
mate and this has soitened her anger toward lewis
that prosecute the The court orOecu
the discharge OF Lewis from prison upon the payment
OF the accrued costs remarkng that Lewiss imprSOn-
ment would probably be warning TO him against buy
ing wives and indlscriminate marrying
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TO REPORT TIE LOWELL BILL.

AMENDMENTS WfIIH
USEFULNESS.
WASHINGTON, March , (SpccidD.-By a vote
OF to the House Judiciary Committee to-day agreed
to report tho Lowell Bankruptcy bill with tho amend
ments already described IA TnE TRIBUNE, which, II
adopted by Congress will emasculato the measure. Tho
members who voted TO report tho bill were Messrs.
Collins Culberson and Oates (Democrsts) and Ranney
T. b. Taylor OF Ohio Parker. Stewart OF Vermont. ana
Caswell Republcans). The men who voted In tho neg
ative were Chairman Tucker and Messrs. Hammond,
seney Eden, Rogers and Bennett (Dcnocrats and Hep
burn niepubllcan) II Is understood that Colonel Oates
is opposed to tho bill and that his vote cast In tho
affirmative he believes that the House should
hav, an opportunity to consider measure OF 80 great
Importance and In behalf OF which there ls strong
nubc scnlmcnt. The bill VIII not be reported TO tho
House until March 49, when II comes up for discussion
Mr. Seney will offer his bill a substitute There
is not much doubt that II tho House can be brought to
vote upon the original Lowell bill. with perhaps some
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
EIGHT LONDON RIOTERS SENTENCED.

LONDON, March 5.-Eight men, who have
been convicted OF taking prominent part in the recent
Trafalgar Square and Hyde PARK riots to-day SEN
tcucod at the Mddlcsex Sessions. All were condemned
10 penal sorytule for ranging from one to five
years Tho Judge justified the sentence by denounclng
Inc so-cal!el popular demonstrations Of WOrkngmen'
Is welknown he said, that tnese demonsIratio MS
naturally tend to tumult aud disorder
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
UNION AND CENTRAL PACIFIC SUBSIDIES

WASHINGTON, March 5.-ln the matter OF the
monthly payments OF tho Union and Central Pacihc
Railroad Companies the Pacific Mail steamship Com
pany Secretary has submitted to the Secretary
OF the Treasury opinion OF the Interior department.
which holds that the OF SioiO4O9 paid out OF the
treasury OF tho companies to the steamship company
not lawfully chargea against the percentage 10 no
paid to tho Government nor should " be ueuuctcu
the amount received before tho gross receipts VIZ
made nm or from the net receipts on Whlch pSIceu
age should be paid The Secretary recoihehus & tnaS
legal action be taken secure payment ny thc arohu
comnanies OF tho sum OF Ss5230O. owing tho Govern
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LYNCHED FOR KILLING HIS WIFE.
THE DEATH OF ONCE NOTED GUERILLA CHEF
TIAN.

TIAN.
CREDo, W. Va. March (SpeeidD. has
iust reached hore that Colonel y. a. Wcher, we'll
known character. who formerly lived in this county
where he was popularity called "Clawhammer' was
lynched three days ago by residents OF small town IN
virginia Just beyond the border OF Mcdowell Comfy ia
this state for the murder OF his wife. Colonel Wtcher
was politician here ard was lawyer by profession
His first wife died early IN the war and lett him
daughter After the War; WItcher figured in scandal
OF some magnitude, having married handsome young
woman who ran away with another man. Witcher
married again and lived harpy and when this third
wife died leaving him q small estate he moved to Viz
cna where he married again and the end OF his check
cred ABOUT In the dsaereeabe manner men.
toned In the Outset. Mcher IN the war cOnilnaIue05
regiment Of guerllas.
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prADy TO DEBATE THE EDMUNDS REPORT.
"H-'' ,p---.E Ac,or Ill -

WASHINGTON, March (Spe0dD'-Al''l "i'
posing Of the Educational bill tonight. the senate 700"
up the report OF tho judiciary Committee Oh Attorney
General Garlands refusal to comply with the request
for tho papers relating 10 the Office OF United states DIS
trlct. Attorney for Southern Alabnma without any
debate on the question the Senate then adjourned Iha
leaves this matter the unfinished business Tor MONDAY
when the debate on this subject will bogin IL VIII prop
ably week more and IS expected To DO Que VI 'ne
most important debates OF the KIND IN tho annals OF Con
grsss Tho Republicans arc unanimous IN the beHoI
hnt II the President permitted without protest 10 es
abi,h the precedent that he suppress 0ca papers
AZ hi. discretion 10 may be serous thing In IN" iuture
The Democrat resting their defence on the srouuu
that ihe papers are unofficial But In tho llght OF tho
statutes on the subject they show an Inclination 70 "o
don defonce that ground The Democrttlc senators
rs aiao because tho Prcs ent NJ To Sc ehl
in his message nj time when II had the practical eject
of supnre,sing tho minority report from tho Judiciary
Comhit,ee IL IA auestouabe whether they Will oner
vigorous defence under the circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


CHOLERA AT VENICE-Cholera has been discovered at
Venice on board Greek brgantine, when LAS Deeh
ordered 10 Quarantine.
1HE RECENT PREMER.-Tho Marquis or SALISBURY mas
gone 10 Cannes, France for his health.
LuERARY.-Tho Rey. stopford Brooke will open the
Shelley society. FOrman viii soon Issue the Sheey BID
biography and shelley Concordance.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
CHARLES RUSSELL TO REFUSE KNTGHTHooD.

LONDON, March G.-Charles Russell, the At
General, went yesterday to Buckingham Palace
10 be- knghtsd After waiting hour he received word
from tho Queen that faligued by the duties OF
the drawing. room which she had been holding and
must postpone tho ceremony OF knghtlng MIN. Dr'
Russell withdrew the palace IN Indignation lie
-ays he VIII refuse kghthOot IL Is believed that
the Queen Is irridted az his pronounced Home kuIe
VlUWs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
PROPOSED DOLPHIN INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, March 5 (SpeciaI,.-Secretary
whtneys regard to the Dolphin has caused
much criticism here that ,he Senate to-day adopted
resolution OF inquiry the subject Tho resolution
calls the Secretary OF the Navy Tor variety OF In
formation concerning the Dolphin Boston, Atlanta and
Chicago II calls for information to changes from the
original plans those ships and the OF such
changes rs to the present condition of the Dolphin and
whether accepted by the department. as to
the payment of tho reservations" the four ships
named; all opinions Of the Attorney-General relating
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tbereto and any correspondence showing that the con-
tractor was In financial difficulty when such pay me.s
were made etc SO far Secretary whitney mas NOT po
nitted 10 be made public the Official report conceIu
inc last trial trip OF the Dolphin. and has nstrnet
Officers 10 say nothing the subject II his ieprs W
the Senate resolution not SAT- factory an ihNeSuI
fnllO
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
ILLNESS OF THE SCULPTOR. II. K. BROWN.

NEwBuRG, March (SpeciaD.-The sculptor,
Henry X Brown of this city who designed the eques-
trian statue OF Wasbineto IN Union Square. NeWfork
and the equestrian statue of General Scott which was
erected IN Washington in Grants term as President
about twelve years ago. has been adudged unsouhd IN
mind and Incapable OF conducting his business lie IS
also In feeble bodily health and requires the attention
OF almost continually. Tie was deyoeaiy AZ
iached 10 his wife and her death has rapidly de
ciincd IN health committee will he appointed to take
charge of his affairs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
HEARINGS ON THE MORRISON BILL.
FLAX WORKERS WANT THE Duly oN hT"i M
Dr-cvn-CnAr AND GLASS INDUSTRIES.

FLAX WORKERS WANT IHE bIIl O-' ""'N
DUCED-COAL AND GLASS INDUSTRIES
WASHINGTON, March lSpeciGh.-Thc hear
ings before the Committee Ways and Means are be
coming decidedly interesting. Somewhat TO his sur
prise Chairman Morrison discovered that MS pi"h "
"railroad his bill through the committee was impr't
ticable, because four or five oil the ne" Dehoot"'o
members had strong desire to learn something about
the probable effect of It upon American lhdusta anu
labor interests and this spirit OF inquiry was so lar
stimulated by the hearing the first day that lhe
chairman forced to give way llo thought no Sa"
ray Of comfort this morning when William waiter
Phelps entered tho committee room accompanied py
OF fax workers In NcwJersey ana arsueu
in favor o, repeating the 30 per cent duty on certain
raw coarse hemp. The FAX workers explained that IN
order to manufacture thread and fine grades OF linen
fabrics Il necessary to bring the raw material from
abroad this country being unable to produce It, They
did ask that the 20 per cent duty be taken on tue
manufactured goods. But the gleam OF comfort was
only momentary. for the fax workers. Immediately Dc
gan to explain that their applied to rsh French
Flemish and Dutch hemp only, and dld not include Rus
sian and other coarse hemp OF the quality as that
grown in tho United In other words. they di not
desire to deprive American growers OF the protection
which they now enjoy, bu, simply omake Tree amaetai
not produced in the United States n order TO osaDsh
here on firm basis abranch OF manufacture which would
give steady aud profitable employment TO large mum
Der Of American wage workers. ,,
Representative McComas or Maryland introduced
Charles f. Mayer ofBatin"re VINO sara that lc % w
plead with the committee not to remove Ihs GutS U
coal. The miners now making demand IOr an ~
crease OF % per said Mr. Mayerw len u was uter
impossible the companies to grant under the pe,ent
conditions Mr.. McCUmRs read u memorial prcparcu ny
the coal PRODUCERS OF the George Crock region prote'
IN against the reduction duty coal and against
the Morrison Tarf bill as u wnOie ,
James Campbell of Pitsbnrg, representing the Work
men in window glass, protested against any reduction
In duty on glass for the reason nal II there was any ro
ducton the manufacturer would make the w0rAmcli
meet IL II there was a reduction, the witness HIiu'
we will have ght to hold oar own CERTAIN WOrk
nv lights fpancs OF glass; w
every box Of 10 compete WIN foreign Eds1
and the manufacturers had imposed that addltlohal
burden the wOTkuen without extra pay.
Mr.. Snyder. glassworksr, OF New fork' DeRgeu 'ns
committee not to reduce the duty on glass
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
FERDINAND GA0YOY PARALTzED

WORCESTER, Mass, March 5.-Ferdlnand
Gaenon Editor OF lie Frurae,r. aud one of the most
prominsnt French residents OF New England was
with paralysis last night and Is not expected to
live lie was leaders in all French Canadian
social aud political movements
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-l'y direction OF the
President the Army Retiring Board at Whippe Barracks,
Arizona dissolved and the following board ap
pointed instead: Colonel b. H. Grerson, 10th Cavalry
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
URGENT DEFICIENCIES PROVIDED FOR.
Mn. BURNs's EMBAERA RAssMENT--REAGA OF TEXAS,
BECOMES EXCITED.

BECOMES EXCITED.
WASHINGTON, March (SpecidD. The debate
IN the House to-day or the bill to provide for certain
"urgent" deficiencies OF the Government significant
in several respects. When Mr. Burns took the floor 10
explain the bill, bis embarrassment and uncasness
were apparent. A dozen timos, moro or less. as ho
proceeded ho cast appealing ganccs around him ana
begged that the bill might be considered as business
proposition" brought before business men represent
ing a business people" lie deprecated the searching
questions mildly put by Mr.. Hscock, but was compelled
to admit that in several instances the Items proposed
added TO the previous appropriations for the current
year exceeded not only the estimates furnished by le-
publican Administration, but tho appropriations cI-
pended last year by that Adniuisr on But tho hard
est part OF hs task the last, ani the manner IN
which ho several times remblngly approached 1t ana
then srank reminded OF the performances OF
tho small hoy on the brink bath tub u cold win
ter morning At last he mado the plunge but ala not
emerge happy ana refreshed. He noundercd nbout In
water hot instead OF cold, and the moro he houndercd
tho hotter IL grew The item not arge-loss than
so52 OoO-but IT complete tho armament OF tho
cruisers now building.
When Mr. Burns sat down tho tempest broke loose,
and IL ragged mainly on tho Democratic side. The Navy
Department badly handled. Mr. Springer, as usual
was on hand with diagnosis OF the trouble,
which, in his opinion appears to have sIeung from tho
Republicans This opened the way for rasping speech
by Mr Cannon. who insisted that II the Democratic Ad
muistratOn has retained men, knowing them TO be IN
efficient dishonest, then the Adminstraton ITSELF -
dishonest or Incapable THIS speech ala not mend mat
ters The fiery McAdoo had his fling. Abram Hewitt
became excited In vain did Burns try 10 close the DC
bate for Reagan had obtained the floor and In indstinci,
but very earnest langusg ge denounced the bill Z" shall
vote against IT, and hope every other Democrat will do
the Our prOfest ought 10 be- loud and emphatic
enough To bring executive oiicors to their ana
prevent from exceeding appropriations and vlola
III * the laws" he shouted.
'Do understand the gentleman to say that he hopes
every body on his side will vote against this bill T.
bandy asked Mr. HiscOck Yes ana on your side, t0O,
flashed back tho wrathy Texan.
A vote was finally taken and the bill was passed. Mr.
Reagan and n few other Democrats recording their
names in the negative
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

BLAsF.-Hostess "You are not dancing, MIR.
Iestrapye Let me lind you partner!" Splendid
GasGer: "A-thanks, I-a-,levah dance-except
81 ehildren's parfies!"-fPunch