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New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

CLUVERTUS WILL PROBABLY BE HANGED
RICHMOND, Va. May G-The supreme Court OF APP
peals OF Virginia to-day rendered decision In the case
or T. j. Ciuverius. convicted ID the Husngs court o
this city OF murder March 13. 1885. OF Fanny Lillian
Madison The Judgment OF the lower court is fully sus-
tained. the court standing four to one.
SANTA ANNA'S CORK LEG. -,
CHICAGO. May GA dispatch from Springfield. II;'
Governor 0gesby has received . letter from -.
A Gill; of PokiD Who served n Illinois regiment lu
the Mexican War; stating that he has In his possession
In a carriage as he escaped after the battle Oh Cefro
Gordo. and Offering 10 present II TO the state 10 u9
placed In Memorial Hail. Governor Oglesby accoPtou
the Oner.
BEGINNING THE SUMNER EXODUS.
BOSTON May D lsleetdt.-PrOfessor T. X KugRics, vi
Dartmouth College aud his sail for Glasgow from
NewYork, MAY 90. by the state OF Georgia. Dr. >. II.
Leeds, pastor OF the College Church. sail tho same oaS
for Europe probably by tine scytha. from Boston,
EMBEZZLEMENT by A TOWN TREASURER
AKHoN, ONO, May y (Speciai-William M Griswoio'
years becn treasurer Of Cuyahoga fH,'
and for twenty years okot agent for the ClcVea
day arrested deiaucr In the sum Of $4,000 I'D MS
accounts as treasurer.
ARRESTED FOR LAYING GAS PIPE .,
PlIIsBI KD, May q (SpfcIdi.-Ihc Chartererb NatI
Gas Company to-day began laying pipes IN Aicshehy
city without having first secured tho permission o wv
Councils ani in about hundred And III y
labOrcr- arrested The prisoners took tue wloio
thing oke. Al noon the men crowded the benches
they released bail furnished ny the cohthc1o
and will have hearing OF Saturday night AT ociocA
the gas company had ceased all atcmps 10 lay the pPos
MISTAKEN For A BURGLAR AND KILLED. -,
CoLUMDIs. May q tSp6cdIl.-A. W. b. MIhehrs VI
Athens, one OF the Leading Republicans OF southern
Ohio returned his nome after midnight THIS norniS
and failing to wake his family tried 10 enter ny
window. An empoye, one Carr, VINO slept m yae S,a
report awakened the wife, who when Iignt Wal
brought disco versd her husband dying
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should have secreed himself wait for another nirnt
to aid his escape Special attention was given ton
wooded swamp back Of the barn and II was carelniy
pickeed last night The farmers In tue iv
miles shared In the excitement They came III
with shot guns aud revolvers, Voiunteerins
their services Among the families uas as
the immediate vicinity the rear w"'
so great that few ventured out. Colonel Jahe
son was inclined to think that the burglar had oeen a @
by freight train on the west shore ioau ~ &
passes about IL p. not far from tho wagon od
where the trail lost Some Of the searchers
the spot after the train had passed Ihe
only -FOUR miles from Fort Lee aid fear was ,Se
that the might have been able 10 gam ono VI VIZ
early boats TO cross over to TINS city. ..,orsnass
During the day George Coo retalheu conrou"' III.
most OF the time, with intervals OF wshuelImE'
mother and the members OF the ianiy "e,o w
hv Tho calamity They received all the aid ana SnPdy
which kind neghbOrs could rehaer. Dt h,o ha s.it
no assurance Of the young mans recovery wne no Ir
sa,nck The outer angle OF tho right eye racturne nc
outer plate Of tho skull IL passed uownw an
ing cavcle. and lodged III the lhoIS % ,1s aveI
II found near the spine and extracted The clothing
was Dnrnel aud the skin scorched by the powue Wno
the second shot struck Ihe nan was OF i." ~
FIVE chambers one barrel remained loaded Inc puis-
also dropped box OF cartridges anu secuoh Vi
Jimmy" .,,rrod
Enele ood as this rderous assault Young MI Coe
as has been said known and liked by all I'D ,ne
bank IN this city. where he occupied position OF re-
highest esteem. Posse ssing fine voice
he was a member Of the excellent musical society OF
Engewood. and he had recently joined Tue choI vi 0'
Paurs Church. ,...
George & Coe, president OF the American Exchange
National Bank and the uncle OF the wounded man. sa
to TRIBUNE reporter: ," it7 Is a sad hhn,
and mostt ssing TO sec ayoung man ent on ~
cruelly and suddenly. George was most estlinap.e
young man. and has been discount clerk lot some
time He was quite athletic In the best OF nea'n,
and that may help TO pull him through. George is
brave fellow but the chances rather against him.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
THE ANARCHISTS CONDEMNED.

rorMAL UTrNRANCEs OF THE TRADES ASSEMBLY
AND THE swIrCHMEN.
CHICAGO. MAY 6-The Executive Committee
,,f the Trades and Labor Assembly and the Master
Workman of District Assembly No. 2i knights Oh La
bor have issued the following circular:
FELLOW CITIZENS: The tragic events OF the last iew
hours and the 10 DC depioIcu " ~ uhs ,aacvSs
of reckless lawdefyng men-togetner WIN inc eA'
cited condition OF public feeling deahu tn"r .e pos
ed IN the Trades ana Labor Assembly, anu DIsric. hs
sembly No. "a should be clearly ana olclaiy denheu
the means employ to secure recognton of their DC
and stated and the facts spread broadc st that they
nave neither sympathy nor ahliaon witn any class OF
ceplon OF tue elght-nour movement to the present
time they have spoken with no uncertain
sound Iae hayo constraty resort % to Violence
and that course they pursue to the end Their
reliance and has been based on the lnsce oi tneir
course the power o. organization, and the sympathy
of that public whose sympathy when the facts are
known is seldom misplaced But, while they thus un.
nnwise and unnecessary they take this occasion to
announce that tney are none tue loss uctcI 80 80
secure the and adoption Of the eight nour
svstem by any and every lawful means within their
power and Intend to ght It out on that Inc sane,
all summer. In THIS connection they earnss G s nsr
its influence to those known 10 De auuoton W % S
use. BY doing they will not only SNOW the ~
with the movement, but contribute their quota o"alu
securing tns ouie and welfare Of the city They also
req uest that all members ot this orsahIson ,r
and that even at their union moeupgs
they avoid the use OF all boisteroue ahu i'""''
language. ...
The following was adopted by the switchmen at their
meeting last night: -,
p.oJ.d THAT WE den ounce tho action Of the mob
which took place in the Haymarket Square ON Tues
day evening May 4. as All outrage TO the uoiio a,
An injustice to the organizations anu
n nson Of the City of Chicago. and insuheraole III.
anti TO tho liberty Of ALL particularly 10 the elaIs anu
Stripes under which We now i've aud as c]cA' nop' W
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

MoRRIsTowN. n. j., May GA barn belong
ing to Mrs r. L. Forces another to the Dr. Grimby eS-
tate, and owned by Henry s. Van Buren, were
burned this morning. The fire undoubtedly OF In
cendiary origin. The loss Is about $1,000; partially III
sured
PrTTsBURG, May Ga dispatch from Washington
Penn says that the rigging OF the Thayer oil well was
struck by lightning this morning aud burned The
Thayer well the largest in the district Its average
daily flow being sixty barrels
PORTLAND. Me-, May 6.-The dry house OF the Morrell
leather binding factory at Deering, was burned last
night. Loss. $4,000; Insured.
HARTFORD. May G-The fire on Tuesday night at tho
Hartford silk Manufacturing Companys mill In Iarlii
Vile WAS confined to the dye-house which was destroyed
with its contents. Loss about $1,000; fully insured
DERRY DEPOT. y. H., May 6.-The steam mill and Kit
factory OF j. f. Coburn burned at midnight last
night Loss. $4,000; partially Insured
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
CUBAN SENATORS ELECTED.

HAVANA, May LIN the recent elections the
following Senators were returned Province OF Havana
Count More, Marquis de Balboa aud Marquis de =
Carlos de Pedroso; Province OF Pinar del Ro--Conn
Gaarza and sehor Pedro Antonio de Aarcon Province
of Matanzss-Seiores Jovino Garcia Zuon and Manue'
Bea; Province santa Clara-Senores Manuel Casspa
and Manuel Fernandez Castro Province OF Puerto Prin-
cipe-seIor Jose Ramon Betancourt Province or San
tlago de Cuba--eores Pablo Sagasta and Manuel de -
Torre Uniyersity-Senor Jose Maria Carbonei hulI
Economy Societies of Havana, Cuba anl Porto Rico
sciior Rafael Isra de LADra Ecclesiastical Provirccs
The Bishop of Havana AL these senators belong 10 ho
Con stitutIonal party except Senores CarooneI Laot
and Betancourt, who are members of the Autonomiss
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TAKEN FROM THE PA RTSH JAN AND HINGED

New ORLEANS, May 6 lSpcciaO.-W. T.
Green. sugar planter in St Bernard Parish. yester
day had trouble with a coored man, Robert Smith, on
his plantation. A shooting affray followed in which
Smith received flesh wound in the left leg and Green
a ball in the right side. which caused his death Smith
locked up in the parish Jail. This morning at
/ O'clock a band of masked appea-ed at the prison
and the point OF rovolvers forced the oiicer in
charge give them the keys. They took Smith FROM
the Jail, carried him about half mile and hanged him
10 q irnn
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ACCEPTING THE EIGHT.HOUR DAY.

CHICAGO, May Ga committee appointed
by tho Deerlng Reaper Works strikers waited on MT.
Deerjng yesterday afternoon. lie offered TO compro-
mise by paying an advance OF 10 per cent the men 10
work ten and receive an advance OF oo per cont
,or ovcr time The strikers held another meeting In the
evening There were rbopt 1000 present Some of the
men wanted to 20 back at the above figures Inc ma
iority however, insisted on the eght-honr day. ms
morning the men began straggo in at o'clock. Two
Lake View policemen at the gate, and by their aa
aud that OF the superintendent passage was ioreo
through the crowd and the Deering men began 10 MO
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ST. PAUL, May 6.-ln the Dakota Constiu-
tfona Convention sioux Falls yesterday resolution
was adopted that II Congress shall adjourn without
action upon claims Dakota for division and ad
mission. for DIVISION the Constitutional Convention
mble and submit TO the people at the Novem
Der election the question OF the repeal OF Section 81 OF
the Constitution. which prohibits tho legislative, Ju-
dietary departments from exercising any
powers until recognized by Congress.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
A SNAKEcHARMEk RITIEN BY AN AZ cONDl

ST. LOUIS, May (Speclah.-Professor Hath
away a snake-charmer in Coles circus. bitten By
large during the performance this afternoon,
and 1t is said is fatally hurt the reptile one of the
largest OF its kind was coed around the performers
body at the time and the attack was Witnessed by the
spectators. The faugs penetrated the man near the
temple number OF prominent physicians IN attend
ance at the Medical Convention xamined tho case.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
TAXING REyEyGE on MR. RANDALL

PHILADELPHIA, May 6 (SDeciaD. The
Amercus Club the foremost Democratic organization In
the State ordered the printing and distribution OF
resolutions favorng the Morrison Tariff bill. This club
mas from ts incipency been In favor OF er-Speaker
Randall and always supported his views Ths action Is
In conscqucr;e OF the TACT thIt Nj Randall has Dceh
ignoring its the matter OF Federal patronage
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
WILL THERE-BE A DUEL OVER MINNIE PALMER'

LONDON, May Ga warrant was to-day Is
sued by magistrate Bow street Police Court for
the arrest OF John Rogers. the OF Mss Minnie
Palmer for threatening fight duel with Ir. Arnold.
The latter is member OF the company which Il aging
Nv Sweetheart" at the Standard fhcatre. vita Mss
Palmer as the STAR and alleged tha tno reason way
Jonn Rogers wishes to shoot Mr. AruOld Is that Ms
Palmer favored the latter.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
tpPrSp OP AZ rLOpTyG WIFE.

PITTsBURG, May (Speciab. b.-lnterest in the
Hn-Marchand elopement Of January 2. is revived by
the arrest at Greensburg today OF M:s Hl and Miss
Mary WIlhart with whose sister Marcband and Mrs Hi
have been living at Moravia Lawrence County. To-day
the two women visited Greensburg and were at once ar
rested on Information furnished by SIR Ill., the wronged
husband Both women gave bail hrs IIils father be-
coming bondsman. About a month Mrs. HIll
through her father instituted suit to her elegant
dwelling house in Grcenaburg. which she alleged WAS
secured through threats by her husband
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
LABOR AGITATION IN EUROPE

BRUSSELS, May 6.-In the Chamber of Dep
mites to-day NJ Beernaert, Premier aui Minister Of fi-
nance thanked the members OF the opposition for feir
promise to support him in his efforts to solve the Labor
probem. Tue industrial outlook. he said. was gloomys
labor Lgtdtors were dcceivg tue "otktn
and incitlug them 10 commit crime. The Government
however would continue In the path or liberty trusting
to remedy the having to resort e. anil>o-
cialist similar those adopted ~ 6erlntnY
RERIlN May 6-The masons in this city Will s,rae on
Nav unless their employers agree 10 pay Ihem "
- a...Lra AL han
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ANOTHER EARTHOUAKE ~ OHIO

CoLUMBUs, May 6 lSpeciaD. 1.-Two distinct
of earthquake fot in this city to-day The
phenomenon noticed III the State ouse. which was
perceptbly shaken. Speaker Ryan putting ques-
ton the House when he felt the shock and stopped
until the members had recovered from their alarm.
Threats Of dynamite have been frequent that there
was moments hesitation In accounting for the Jar.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

LONDON May o.
MAssACRED BY NArIyEs.-The officials OF the French
New Hebrldes Co npany Espirtu S,nto Island have
b. massacred by party Of natives from FORT stanley
t. Governor OF Ncw-CacdOnla has dispatched q
transport with troops the island to render any as
sistance tnat may be required.
MORMON N,R.Rs.-There are a number o! Nor.
mon missionaries in switzerland trying to induce giris
TO emgrate Utah, promising them happiness ana rot
pery. Some tha, have already gone there write froI
Titan bitterly bewaillng their fate.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
REPLYING TO THE POWERS.
THE ANSWER OF GREECE INADEQUATE.
MINISTERS PREPARING 20 LEAVE ATBHSs-srkOS0
WORDS FROM MR.. GLADSTONE.


WORDS FROM Mr.. GLADSTONE.
ATHENS. Nav 6.-The Greek Cabinet met
this afternoon discuss the collective note OF the Pow
precise assurances that Greece will
disarm Tho reply OF Premier Delyannis considered
Inadequate The foreign Ministers will leave Athens
Tomorrow morning Great excitement prevails here.
The soldiers garrison have beer summoned to tho
barracks and Is reported that they will proceed 10 tho
front tomorrow Several members OF the Chamber OF
Deputies who are officers the army have been ordered
to tho front.
The general commanding the Greek troops on tho
frontier eegraphs that the Turks massng and thas
no has ordered a similar movement by hts troops.
A Turkish gnnboat has arrived at the iireus
The British corvette Carysfort Is in readiness to tako
on board STR Horace Rumbold. the English Munster.
and proceed to Malta the moment the Greek Govern
ment announces it will yield made
in the collective note.
Turkish gunboat IL expected momentarily to arrive
to convey from Athens Tewhk Bey, the representative
OF the Porte.
Tho official Journal OF the Ministry says that long
pressure the uitimatum OF tho Powers Is al
lowed to remain Greece viii dismiss single soldier
from the army mobilized
LONDON May 6-Mr. Gladstone In the House OF Com
this afternoon stated that Grceces ASSURANCES In
Turkeys abandoning her warike preparations for do
fence He added that unless Greece complied with tho
terms OF collective note presented to her by the
Powers yesterday the Powers would forth with take the
steps requisite 20 compel compliance.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
LAUyOUING TIE YACHT TFLOWER.

BOsTON, May 6.-General Paine's new yacht,
Mayfower. was launched this morning. Just as she
touched the her cradle caught the bottom ana
ten minutes work tugboat necessary to pull her
of the ways. She floats perfectly even keel, ana
her appearance In the much admired By experts
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
HARDsHIPs OF A suIpwREcKED SEAMAN.

HALIFAX, May 6.-James Green, wrecked
seamap, arrived hero to-day and tells story
OF hardship and suffering at Anticosu,
When tho steamer Brooklyn was wrecked
there last fall the Ear! Duerin what was
possible from the Brooklyn. The Dunern also was
wrecked. Another steamer was sent from Halifax to
their relief, but unable to land owing to tho
storm. The Duderins shipwrecked crew vas
then left to remain there all winter On
April IA Green started in small open boat and after
mauy thrilling experiences arrived at Cape Roster ~
miles distant. Then he walked to Gaspe and nnaliy
arrived 1t Halifax.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1856.

ernor Albeit OF New-Jersey j. A. Beecher Of Newark
Henry Ward Beecher. +. Y. schoonmaker and stewart
I. Woodford Joseph j. ODobohue who starts for
Europe tomorrow VIII take Mr.. Parnc the resou.
tIons which shall be adopted at the meeting
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN MR.. HEwITTs LIBRARY.


A fire broke ont yesterday about p. m., IN the
house of Abram s. Hewitt, No. Lexngton-ave. 1t
was discovered first by the housekeeper. The lower
part of the house is undergoing extensive repairs. and
the housekeeper when she first the smoke thought
that it came from a plumbers 6rc-pot but she soon
found that flames bursting out of the room used
by Mr.. Hewitt as library. This room is IN aD exen-
son which has been lately built the south side of
the house and within the last few weeks it has been
newly furnished, and all the bookshelves rearranged.
Before the iremen ariy ed the woodwork in the room
and large number of the books were in flames. and
the fire had extended to the min portion of the house
In q short time. how'ver the iremen got the nrc
under control bat not before the books had beer
totally destrcy yed damaged by water so as to DO
useless. Hanging around the room were a number OF
paintings and sketches. These were also lost. Inc
special feature OF the loss is the fact II at all the books
which were gathered by Peter Cooper were burned;
Mr. Hewitt his family all ont of the CITY, and
the the loss could not he fonnd out yester
day. The police fix the loss the books at SfooV
and that the building at 800. The ira Is supposed
to have been caused by rats gnawlng the ends oil
matches and causing them to ignite
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
BLATEN AND LEFT ~ The STREET TO DIE
NEw-HAvEN, May 6 (SpecidD Frank Ennis,

young blacksmith. OF Seymour, found lying urcon'
scous on the street that this morning His face
and head maRglcd hey ond recognition He has not
recovered consciousness and cannot live. IL Is known
that Ennis had quarrel with two men on saturday
night, this fact may give clew to his assailants
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
ARRESTED on SECOND CHARGE OF ARSON.

NLw-HAvEN, May 6 (SpecsdD.-Frank II.
Morse. traveller for New-YOrk glass house, was ar
rested in Trenton " j.. last night charge OF arson
and taken to walngford where he lives few years
he I'm the glass manufacturing business In wall
ngford ard his factory WIS twice burned He Is now
awaiting trial for burning 1t the second me and Ia ont
# custody on bail in the OF $4,000. Strong evil
dence points the truth of the theory hat he set the
first fire. his arrest last night IL IA SAID
that Investigation into his has revealed tho cause
OF the fire which destroyed the Franklin block IN wall
ngford and n man burned TO death In that hre
murder trial may be tho Indirect result OF Morses ar
real
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
TEN CASES OF CHOLERA IN ROME.
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

ROME, May Glen chases of Cholera arc re-
ported Venice outbreak Of cholera 10 an
a AT Rar
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
MR.. oNEILTs GLADSTONE RESOLUTION.


THE MEETING II THE ACADEMY TO NIGHT
All the arrangements are now completed TOR
the mass-meetng the Academy OF Music ths evening
which Eugene Kelly's Parliamentary Fund Committee
has organized gthen the hands OF Gladstone ang
parne in favor OF legislative Independence f9r Ireland
Adms.on will be by ticket aud there have been three
times as many applications for box tlc4ets as H can po
met Governor Iin will preside and series OF resolu
lions viii be offered thanking Gladstone for tho intro
duction oIhs Home Rule IF apd Affirming inc justice
Of Irelands demand for legislative
The executive committee met 9t inc Holman
House last evening ana the following speakers were
decided upon Mayor Grace, K'chafd VConhor' wv
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Continued ON Filth Page.
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NOTICE

l hereby give notice that my In
dependent Day and ni1 ht school will
be resumed Monday, Sept 9Th 1886,
at the Baptist church; and to many
ladiss anh gentlemen (patrons) whom
| have been able to see, [ hereby ,ex
tend my sincere thanks for my full
school the entire term last session; a
good proof of the fact, that if we
wish good material, We should be
wiling to pay foi it. Our colored,
as we'll as our white brethren are fast
seeing that it is of prime importance
that Independence and sel!reliance be
taught, encouraged and practiiced
among any race.
Very respectfully,
VIM. Fl. GAsToN.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-04
DR. Braden'S EduCatiOnaI
Lecture.


Rev DR. Braden had a crowded
house Monday night last to hear him
on the subject Of education. The
crowded condition of our columns
compel us to defer uatil next week a
synopsis of the able lecture. The
Rev Doctor spent his brief stay in
oar city very pleasantly despite the
the large amount Of work which he
did, lecturing TO the Sunday school
10 the morning. preaching two ser
mons during the day, and lecturing
Monday night. He left for his home
aud work ut Nashville Tenn Monday
nia hit, taking With him the we'll
wishes aud veneration Of the people
whom he met here.