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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10
THEINVINCIBLE SEVEN
4 Democratic Septette That Will Garry
Hennepin County to Glitter
ing Victory.
4 Pleiad Group of Shining Candidates
Visible in the Local Political
Heavens.
They Are All Men of the People and
Who Rely on the People for
RouSing Majority.

On the 2Sth of September, in clear
Democratic sky. a shining group of seven
stellar lights arose and formed an imposing
political cluster This celestial phe-
nomenon was viewed with fear and alright
by the small hive of Republican astrOnO-
mers. who had both lightning rods and tele-
scopes turned in the direction from which
the dread constellation was expected. That
group will eliminate on November 2, eX-
claimed the aStronomer-in chief. ''Oh,
dies irae, :" groaned the others.
-
There are candidates that require a
formal introduction TO the people whose
suffrage they expect and it is given with
formal biographies and stiff and Stilted
histories. Where they We're born and
where educated, their early efforts and
Juvenile successes and failures are briefly
and lamely told. But not so with the i'm
mortal seven. None know them better
than the very people by whom this is 10 be
read. and those who do not now know will
not care to know.
First comes Capt. o. P. Swenson, who is
known to everybody as Pete" What!
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

N looking over my
correspondence OF
this week, [ find
that the great ma
,jority of the inhab-
iJants of the earth
who have heard of
,,,a aDd INV aufn-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10
,REWN AND MUSCLE

her on to the step and, if the seats happen
to he full of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

Send stamp for Mrs. Pinkhams "Guide to Health"
and Confidential circular, with description of case
aid symptoms Of weakness. Aeutton this PuDsr.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
WORK OF THE SWISS BENEVOLENT sooIETT.

The annual meeting of the SWISS Benevolent
Society v1s held the Swiss Home, No lOS Second
ave on Saturday evening. There were $50 c0ntrbu-
tors 10 this society during 1883 Isl new applications
for relief were received during the 90 persons
eeived medical aid and medicines; 2s were sent to
6osnitals children sent TO nursery hospitals G670
iodnrs furnished TO 1856 applicants, and 20sl2 meals
gwen TO 800 applicants Passage back to Europe was
I'D Tor twenty-tWo persons and Sl957 "a DIS
Snrsed in charity 100 appcsnts besides 80 40 In
small charities Tho househOld expenses OF tho Swiss
W n,nunted to ST. 0i6 04 The receipts for the year
.Uonnfcd 10 SG2l4 81 and disbursements tS6.O33 SO,
ianyng cash balance the Ga!Iatn National Bank OF
$3.50 Al A. . too,.d ,o- ,bo war r,ro.i
asnt Henry Abegg vice-presidents. A happard r..
1,arr and VI A. de VAUDEVILLE; treasurer. Hermann
Psst.laIzi: secretaries William Piquet, Chares Du
R,Js Henry Eocher; agent III. Engelhardt ana thirty
secretaries.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
sMUGGLIyG ATTEMPTED AT TIE BARGE OFFICE

Some eXcitement WAS cauSeu on Iht DdUICTy
Afternoon about o'clock by the seizure OF
o trunkt which had been brought ashore from one Of
the ships anchored IN the horbor One OF the customs
insneciors was looking ont window In the barge
o1iice when be noticed small boat containing three
people aud pulling four coming in toward the Bat
ssirs closer inspection he that there were
Two ;rnnks in tho bows OF the boat At first he dd not
attach much pOrtance TO the incident but when the
6sa came OF the landing he noticed that the
nm acted as though they did not wsh the trunks To be
ssen Ills suspicious were Immediately aroused, and,
u,atchinV e men, lie them attempt TO put the
trnk. I'M one of the large boxes in which the Battery
boatInen keep their oars and tackle He immediately
90 down stairs and ordered the to take the trunks
into the barge Office One the franks was opened and
was found contain curios ana oner d9tiaDe aftce
Il, snnnoscd that they from the ship Pau Revere
The boatmen say that they were hired to bring the
trunk ashore by the steward ota but say at they
A. MT know vessels name. The customs oifcers
thnk that the men intended to keep the trunks In the
box until time probably last evening when tnere
ond be but few people around. and then remove them
nm a truck O "A safer pace
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
/ vFcY R4RE DELTCACY.

partv who had been our hunting Friday
brought IN a larg" tine hawk asa trophy OF I nn ,
~ "a c,rrien IL 10 Cox lIuilakcTs butcher rhop
% r,e he bung IL up Shortly after the hawk was put
49, ,hs ndmlring gazo OF the public "a gentleman
% %ueloiu w. look"d at The hawk fondy turned IL around
and remarked to Joe Cox MY wife L. very l%nY %my
of hawk gizzard. and | wo"ia cl, So COY dldn't
,h1 ,hfnk he could sell It, but after mo rLo
tlllh nu Of the wouldur purchaser he consnte
qu1hI IN b WI was taken from tho place where IL
w. % W WsnSnended and tcnderly laid npon the Dlork lax
"aS i zen butcher knife ne dashed 1t into the nru
ins M w ,a o.t approved flourish and went TO WORK NJ
W. Mace where the zzard ought 10 be- Atter thr otn
% .ho ~ laid omen Cox rather surprised thal thr
t.d did moi come under his observation In thct ne
dnmbiounded and II the gentle reader wants hgn'
ON his hand, let him ask Joe COX II ho mas "h! ""A ~
zard. for sale.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
HE COULDN'T SWEAR 1T WAS 4 WHIshEY soUR,

The examination on the CnarEc OF NlOldllBR
the Excise law. preferred by Olicer Weinberg OF the
TWenty-sXth Preciuct, against Eugene Eerht"r, par
tender az Prospect GARDEN In East FOuteeuh T.,
excited amusement yesterday at the ts~eN MAJ k"t
Court. The accused man was charged with selling the
complainant whiskeysOur on the night or January -.
and Counsellor Friend, for the defence closely ques-
tnned the witne,s a, the iuGrcd!rndt- used In "a
whtskcy sour Tho latter said that he never 1cd ono
in his ife hut he ordered on tbat nSht ana pdid
II cents for H. lie could not consciously swear ~
was whiskey, bis palate and taste were affected by
two or three glasses OF whiskcy taken previously at
oihrr places lie was prepared 70 what tie eN
act color the liquid II Was served TO him under
the gas light Here Counsellor Friend produced drink
Ing gas tanning slices OF orange ana bottle
NiIed with semi-trauspar huId. and after pouring
out Of the contents Of the bottle nto the glass lie
reourstrd Weinberg IT, Tue latter cOdd not tell
II was the OF similar nature 10 that served
10 him. Counsel claimed that II was the same dcc0cuGh
as Thai sold TO the and cohended that the
case was nor proved Besides there was no evidence
umitted to the Court show that II WAS an unlicensed
Mace Justice Wrlde dismissed the charge, and re-
marked to the officer that lie wOnli have 10 be more
careful IN procuring evidence in supporting his charge
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Broadway Railroad suit. Supreme Court.
Meeting of staten Island Cricket Club Maritime TX
Exhibition of American Water Color Society Academy
Design.
KOhut murder trial, General Sessions. -
Trial Of Thomas A. Bowling for shooting H. y. Nard
Paterson.
Inquest on August Sutton. n....
Meetings Of Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors
IL a. H. - - ,,,.. -.
evening. A., ,,o
Mcetn, OF Merchants Anti-Undervaluaton LeaRne'
METROPOLITAN Hotel, evening. , o NJ,
Annual dinner OF 7th Regiment Veterans Corps MA
zettI's. evening. . 49,. ..o
citation Hall, evening. , 49, rIous.
Parnell Parliamentary Fund meeting, Holman HOUSE,
evening -. % Ma, .,
Veteran Association OF Fire Zouaves, No 81 fIrstsi
evening. - ,.,i.r,o
evening. g., ,,o,
Academy of Sciences. Columbia College, evenings
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
THEY MIXED THE BABIES UP.
OSCAR WILCOX SAYS HE LOST A FORTUNE.
HIS COUSIN SUBSTITUTED FOR HIM XINrANcY-

HIS COUSIN SUBSTITUTED FOR HIM IN INFANCY
THE DYING MoTnrR's UNTOLD sFCRET.
Oscar Wilcox is ship-caker living at No 81
NadIson-st. who thinks that like hdph hdchS"aW
he has been defIauded of fortune Dy an uh-
Sannv mixture III infancy. Instead Of Walllhg iOr
an1tier Buttcrcup TO tnIn up. lie published per
sonal advertisement asking Tor information yeSter-
aov His story of the case Is about as iOiloWS
Uis grandfather was native OF Dublin, Ieldhu'
who came to this country ahont lUO years aRo,
Gong to what was then called the Wc1 ~ IN The
heoaHe the owner OF a large tract Of lahu III INC
Western Reserve. His son. Daniel B Nlcox' was wa
born in Kentucky, and as seho"Has,.r noe Wstsrr am amd
survevnr wandered over most oil the W Western anu
NiddIe States At one time he taught III Wood
biry. n. j. and owned property there. luherI.ing u
good deal Of money Ppnadeipba pTGa n,S % in iS26. BY
her he had two children Amanda, born IN - anu
oscar. born IN ls29. Before oscar was DOih 10"
evrr Mrs Wilcox. who confessed having married
Ser husband for his money, came to brooklyn TO
live with her sister who WAS also married ana Eau
This sister had WITH her Drother dG No. tnrce
conceived strong dislike OF WILCOX, anu the Ihico
soon laid plan. as it seemed, to substitute Que
consln for the other. Wilcox himself remained lor
some wears IN Philadelphia, merely corresponding
with his wife. and one day sue ieturhen WIN ~ wv
children her daughter and nephew, whom ne ol
course recognized thereafter rs DIS helis. OscaI
Wilcox grew up here IN Ncw-lo oTk ana Dlook'!n ~,
and bv the time he old enough TO inquire INTO te
matter his father had entirely dlsappeieu. Nv
trace could be found OF him lie nag @ nc'ea penbe
continued ID visit their relatives III DrOoNY anu anu
once in conversation, when Oscar was present onp
of them let out the secret that the former school
,noSter and surveyor was now an inmate Ol an IN
sane ASYLUM he ship-calker could leaih notulns
more for a long time except tbat MS latner nay iiaG
once gotten out of the asylum ana was lu' o"0N
again by his wifes relatives. -, -, ,o,hlod
His IN ,ther died finally and said on her Gcathneed ed
that sine had a secret to tell but before she cVulu
muster strength enough to give It, she len Ih'o
stnpOr which was not again broken. -, u-uoo
An old trunk belonging to the orislnal u iiIo 6od
from Dublin was fOnnd among her eHecEs, % H. nav, @
anuorently been the receptacle Oh tnc l'hiIlS 20"
nrrs and she had alluded to 1t huskiy before she
lost consciousness But the papers were gone. anu
only the name of the founder OF tn9 noituLo IL tc
frav stared the baitled nluisors in the iace when
they opend.d the lid Where the estate has gone Oh
VINO is enioying it remains mystery. Inc reai hoIl
has been growing old i'll straltened circumstances
in New-York while the supp0sltllons one mas VSGh i
presumably enjoying life in Philadelphia Mp
TO It's en- end. and II any clew to his father or the
6ispositon of his property can be lOund le9ai pro-
ceedings will be instituted at once.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
z. H. M ACY & GO.

IL with md,c and POS passcngcrsto Hurst Arrived
steamer uouirrj RISK tcrnandna Jan y. Bruins
wick, D.. with mdsc and passengers to II Mallory
steamer chatiahoochce Catherine savannah 29days with
steamer lsoanoac Couch Richmond city Point and Nor
folk with md.c ami passengers % old Dominion ~ CO.
Ntsamci ~,n,,a Watc cr Newport Ncw- and Norfolk with
steamer GIaucus. Coleman Boston with mdse To II +
Dmock. . , o., A.,
uita arn m4. i:I" to- order po',e to funeh EG5c Co.
Ears John Fou,ht t-wcd ar.en bordeaux - days with
mdsr 20 vessel 90 Hcnnam & Eoycsen.
li,rs Nanny Ger ,it-chrn 0porto 10 days with cork
an Areu.- .Nori. Boo nlbol 81 days wthron ore to
sfs i r4irc. o, Iaia Nil Ncrc Rogcn 20 days
WIN ,ip oatI'. 10 oi'.I $50, , 10 " o., ,
with mcnhor,j yc''c to Punch Edyc & CO.
sut.l "a TO order yr..cl To- iunch Edyc & Co.
'' 10 "nsIh M,'sHa " 60 H's5' 10 HtTtt % sn y 90
port Sew. With lumber to order vessel to Warren Ray
suN-Er-w,no a. ~arly .t"4- h2ht ssw. cloudy. AT
SANDY IOox. 10 meter p 80. herunmeter. 81
WIuu ~. mics. swell light l.. Weather. clear.
Arrived Yesterday
e. aGi r S@2nf d m XII Gn%'s at h aa@p @ pan H. win
Steamer Co9an ir tta, ,aflcGas Gday' Th sugar to
SS@a%rr Moran cy. Adams New.orean, Jan 23 with
SIM raa tcSec'' Wiley ceb9 sept %. with and
ship Rclatcc English, Cacut, oct II, with mdso to
Steamers sereia and olbcr- for Liverpool Buffalo Hull
cett Cadii. -. TIA. Ncwport >eAa
pm 3O'h steamers jryouia Tor Glasgow. Saratoga.
ana; !f9d2 fernnaa Alamo iGyes'2l Ne~;1rleAns ana
hngrsta ayaGn1h Gty o Columbia cnarcston wy u
snip sarah IIigu,tt for Melbourne
Bag. ha-ca wellington. 81 Plan stottln Pomona.
Valencia.
sna Long Island sqaHa @ rorua for
BARK IaIy Of the Lake for BbOa
Brig Aara Tor HaiiaS.
schr Clara Bcrgcn CooA. hence 10Th st Johns Pr
returned NJ 3lst. and anchored on the Bar
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steamer Zaandam tDtrh) der Zee at from
York. { n blade tine plssage She has
piece a. telegraph cable The
stcfnpo- The boss Is mucn worn She VIII go into dock
rHE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMER4
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN ian 81 saIed steamer Arizona Obj Brooks
from Liverpool hence for N"w York
"stSated steamer AurInia OBJ. Hams from Liverpool
hence FOR New York.
ASIwrRr Jan - Sailed, wescrnland (Bels).
Rnndlc for New York.
TRgYES. Jan 29-Arriyed, we,er GER. Bruns
ABB Jan Arrived steamer Magelanes span) Perez,
from New.YOrk.
Barrowmore Br Honeymoon. baltimore. Legislator tBr.
JaCk NeW Orleans
PARA Jan 80 Arrived Advance Beers NewYOrk
for fIO JancirO and proceeded.
NERA Jan 2--Saed, steamer Mcrrimack CrOwel,
for New iOrk Via Havana
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosToy Jan Arrived steamers Welhaven Norl. sevGld.
paranqus Elsa Br Marshall ProVrcsO spartan and Ian
Sailed Satnnria. Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 5l-Arnyed steamer Blanche Hender
DELAWARE BEEAKwtlER. Jan 3I-saed, steamer rlessy.
"a" Narar anfbonH 'o "'S
KEY ISL Jan al Arrived, steamer Comal Galveston for
NEw.0ELEaSs. Jan 3i-Arrved. steamer Brema (Gerl,
Bremen 49,. m O.,
md DAan la laafHT y,-l
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
THE CEpHALOyIA DISABLED AT SEA.

CAPTAIN Grace of the steamship Egypt, which
arrived here yesterday from Liverpool reports that on
J,nuary o. when In latitude 94.jO. longitude 80 20 he
smoke the Cunard steamship CcphdlOna from lyerpoO!
for BOSTON in disabled condition. The c'Paln OF tue
enbalonia reported that he had lost his propeller The
Eypt offered assistance 10 the Cephnonia but her cap
tain refused wished the captain OF the Egypt TO re-
mort his condition edstwdrt-b1uHd steamship
which might meet On January 20, when III Latitude
4747. longitude 80 90 the Egypt spoke three inased
and told her captain OF the condition OF the
Cnndrdrr giving her position when last seen. The
Cephalona lost her propeller on January Z0 "he ABOUT
G5o miles cas- OF FastuCt.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
Aororr1 nnrAHlN DOESN'T 90 TO EUROPE

Colonel Simpson X. DOnavin. who charges
that several members OF the Ohio Leeslatute Inss
oicd FOR Henry Payne United states Senator were
ns,d 10 do so and VINO has been Masking so)Ourn OF
w DAYS at the International Hotel loft THIS city yes
ss,sav for Columbus. The committee OF the lower
Uonse of the Legislature appointed 10 investgate tne
barg.s OF bribery and corruption against is members
i,ssn waiting for Colonel DODRviD's arrival 10 pro
sst vt the Investigation, and the taking OF MS evl-
6epce by committee win begin at columbus ntrd
srorts thst efforts being made TO prevail on COLO
ii Donsyln 10 take trip to Europe ana nc vSs sN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
NEVIS From THE SUBURBS.
FIFTY YEARS OF Welded LIFE.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvah b. Taylor celebrated ther go1ch
wedding at their house No. II Cenue-st, on saturday
Saufdaynght Fifteen Of their Descendants were present.
including Que egrcatGraudchild Some oi the gahosOhs
were KnickerbOck style and wore long WIGS
The ageq couple challenged their daughter ana sonh.
law 10 game whist, aud won hc Donors ana most OF
the tricks They were married In the UniycrsaliSt
church in Orchard-st.. New-N"rk by the Rev Thomas
Jefferson SAWYER. Mrs. TaylOr's maiden name was
Prudence G. Hopping, daughter OF Il we-knO"n slip
builder OF Hudson, y. y. Mr. Taylor was for many
vrara in the printing business in HaEue-st start
ing IL In SAG, he retained an interest ~ the hr oi
the same name that succeeded him. The couple are hale
and hearty,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
qypurs rErEE Is 4 TENEMENTHorSE

Caroline Knaus age forty. married woman
vtu, win her husband aud three children at 40 20
stnnfon-.t WAS taken sick about ten days ago lh.
,,- - d,-r,.e was unknown, hut IL was not
hon,ht 10 be serious She gradually became W@r-e anu
.s'ar,,ay she was taken to Bellevue Hospital "h'I"
{r d.ensc was pronounced yphu- fever OF nIRhan
txnc he vas transferred to Elvcr-ld", l"splt"ii
Tt.re nre other tenants living III the mouse II"i
MS Vyomau was taken and their 10 danger lhH' TIC
disease viii spread among them
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
1,orrrR-uAKIyG ~ CALIFORNIA.

Ialer%0 lS'''yb Wben r not % t. we'll made, or when
~, ~ nther than tho proper materials Is vlIlahous
SS not quite bad for the stomach as "nsn,ne n.
,os,,or whether II might be desirable 10 make YER
mouth IN California there Is no good reason WY uhH
~ s"nn turn their attention TO the making
~ o nj least OF long list OF Hque'Ts whcu hre 80
" oansnmed ALI over America, and Which nearly All
o, from, France. They are nearly ALL or othcre th
oOiV % ,n,c, IKE them made IN Italy. with many more
are inu' ri,h sneslu nayorngs by h0usekecpcrs for
Snwestic use There doubtless California wines
specially suited for making nem anu ,n" uea,E .n'
vhirl, are not hard TO obtain.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
4 LEAK ooMpELS A SNIP TO PUT BACK

The bark Prinz Hendrix, which sailed from
this port for Antwerp January 20 returned here sat
urday ana anchored of Sandy Hook Yesterday after
noon taken in tow and brought up to Qnaran-
tine where she anchored. The captain reports encOun
terng heavy casterly gales from me time she iei New
York until returned. The vessel abored heavily In
the heavy sea raised by the gales and soon began to
leak badly The pumps were manned, but IT. was found
ia he clear the ship OF water. When there
wa. fifteen inches Of water the hold the ship was put
ahont and brought back here There Is over twenty
inches OF water III the ship
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
ARREST or CLERK FOR EMBEzzLIN0.

For the past eight or ten days Simon Alkus,
salesman in the Of Ridley Son. No. 800 Grand
ST. has been suspected or misappOprlaung money re-
rison the sent customer TO him on saturday
with sxty-eight cents IN marked silver nickel ana cop
subsequently found in hlkus's pocket when he was
placed under arrest by Ocer Harris ana also - az
which Il was supposed Improperly obtained On
beng charged with the theft yesterday at the Essex
MarEet Police Court, said he thrty-One years
old and that he lived at lOi Variuks lie held
for trial In default OF 800 bail by Justice Welde.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
D1srRAYoHISIX0 GENERA, sHEERNAN.

Ono Irritating matter to General Sherman, |
hear ia his sdsfIanchi-ement in Missouri as voter by
% rssent constitution Of that state. His friends
A tno ,,Ia Lint that while General Marmaduke was
nanar army officer and resigned to go into the rebel
his country and for that reason chiefly Ia
@ i' - ovsrnor of NJ ssOur Sherman who repaid the
and rose the head OF It's armies oan not
% no fnnfrderate conspired constitutions vote.
n nformcd that officers Of tho United states can not be
I'm Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
Ay ADVERSE REroRr ~ MRS. ALLEYS Sril

4 rcnort adverse TO the application for ali
r,ou, and rouusrI fee iuHio behalf Oi MIS- Lu'th
.Iiei, nendng her suit for limited divorce on 'u.,
,nu,'d of crurltv from Vanderbilt Allen GRANDSON uI
tomnodo ore vanderbilt has been pr pared py i'.lci,o
Thnmas T.. Wickc- aud viii ba Med ~ inc supreme
and declare. tAat the charges Cf crlrity hI' 'p' H
faiu.d by the evidence. Her husbands M 10 "I
No., mr. iu the -fylr which she wa accu"t"u'h II
srrbcd fo his IN business, nul hiS grhri" con
a., tv,rl brr f. found to Boz the result ot his re
and nor sucn cruelty Wsuli legally euttIe hrr
IN "A nlIILl
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
PLANS TO HELP PARTY ORGANIZATION.

The Republican Committee consisting Of John
w J9cobus William II. TOwuley William II. Bel
lamy. Charles A. Peabody and j. l.. n. hunt, who
organization is receiving many suggestions from
yarions directions There seems TO be pTeponder-
ance of OPINION IN favor of the adoption OF some
Man which Will enable the names of Republicans 10
Re nlaced on the Assembly District rolls during the
interval between one enrolment and that succeed,
ing sonnet hing of this KIND Will be recommended
~ tlo committee IN its report The commit
Zee will probably also recommend an enlarged
representation III the Republican County Commit
tep hasrd ON tbe Republican vote of the Assembly
nsty;cts Other minor recOmmen datIOns will be
made. Owing TO the time required by the commit
tee thoroughly TO digest the various rccommenda-
tions made TO IT, the enrolment OF voters Will prob
shv not he held this year until some time IN March
and the primaries may not be held until early in
knril Nothing will be lost by this delay as the
ntS conntv Committee holds over until arrange
ments are made for its successor, and the Execu-
tive Committee continues III existence until Its sue
cessor is chosen.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
orElcrRs oF rnE LrGAL AN sOCIETY.
RRODKLYN.

John Love age thirty y-eIght, clerk, died yesterday
from Injuries received week before by falling down
stairs AT his hOme
large cartridge was placed on the srreetcar tracks
in front No 50 Court last evcuing passing cal
exploded and piece OF the shelf wounded woman III
the face slightly. she refused to tell her name.
concert was given in the Brooklyn Theatre yester'
day afternoon the benefit Of the United Labor TX
change. The proceeds to bc devoted 10 prOvdlnS
hil and q lhrarY FOR The use OF MOrkngmen.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
. REVOLVER AT7HE CONDUcTOR'S HEAD.

James Mcclure was passenger on 4 DeIJ
line car Yesterday morning and he got into dispute
with TIE conductor the payment OF fare Mcclure
nsi,ted that he had paid tho requisite ncke, aud the
vigorously contcnded that he had not. The
men from words to blows aud when the car
reached Tenth-aye and Twentleth-s Mcclure placed a
ioaded revolver at his antagonists head Policeman
Owen Rodgers here appeared and took McGuirc into
custody At the Jefferson Market Court Justice Duffy
6ned the prisoner $lO Mcclure paid the sum and went
New-York tribune., 1886-02-01
NEW-YORK CITY.
IMMIGRATION HERE IN JANUAI

IMMIGRATION HERE IN JANUARY ,
There were Z. .2G7 mgrauts landed at the CaSti
| Garden during the month of January, an mcTeaS
Of Q lOG over those landed In the same month las
! year.
CORPORAL RINGER is OF THE 22D REGIMENT.
Company b of the % Regiment and not OF tn'
| 12th as enormously printed III yesterdays lRIB
UNEJ has an orches IRA led by Corporal Frederick
Ringer, which will take part IN an enteriaihmeWn en-
! TO be given by the company after drill next Mon
day evening.
THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
"Enqurer The only American line ol tTansat
iantIc steamships is one running between LNeip0o
and Phiadeiphia called the " American Line IL
steamers are the Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and icnn
Sylv2nia 1t carries Smal mails from Phliadeiphla
but there are several English steamers under char
ter by the same line.
CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY NETTING
The Charity Organization Society Will hoid IL
fifth animal meeting at Association Han TINS even
ing. Reports of the officer will be presented anl
addresses Will be made by the Rev, ID. Parkel
Morgan, tho Rev. DIR. H. l.. Wayland, Chaunccy NJ
Depew and Others.
OFFICERS OF THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY.
At meeting of the New-York Legal Aid Society
held az its Office No. 200 East Seyenty-SlXth-st
the following officers were elected for the mrs
year: DR.. Sallo Callman president; Charles toIsf
secretary; John Schneider. Charles Apt and Ma
thanlel W. MOOrehead, trustees.
A PRESENT CT HALF A YEARS SALARY
The committee of the Produce Exchange u
Walker who goes out of his Office to-day, has re-
ported in favor of paying him a hall years salary
m to August | next. an amount OF S2,20O, on ac
count of his long and faithful services. >. e
Brown, the new statlStlcian, Will enter upon III
duties to-day.