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New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
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actual deprivation OF the Of its properly, which
would naturally bs subject to argtration. II anythi
WAS MY dispatch to Hoxie lis spirit. although
distinctly spec ID that he Should not employ any per-
son who had injured property discharge any ons
who had served Us during the strike"
d" IL has been made important point" the report'r
sugg sted, that you addressed Mr. PowierIy By his
official title, ana thus recognized tho organization.
lam sorry that any such Inference should be drawn
from such simple act OF conrtesy Nr GOud replied
for suppose must have donc 1t as wouli address
another had title esquire Irernenbe,
that Saturday addressed my reply TO the secretary
in his official capacity, and the same conclusion mgh'
have been drawn from the fact Tbs conference on Sun
day had really definite results aud am sorry that
such impression should have gained such wido
publicity. | had thought or accepting
proposal which I hal declined late on thc
previous day, AMI certainly intention OF
taking the matter out OF Mr HOxes hautS He was
greatly mortified this morning. am In no-ned. at the
position in which he found himself sppircn y placed
lie wa. relieved suppose, when he received the ei
planaton. The settlement OF the strike Is wholly IN
the hands OF Mr. Hoxe, and do not know tnat ne mas
changed the views he has expressed at SeverA times
during its progress II ho should urge The directors 10
%ses aSa S the in S1 way f @ ta'
labor ORGANIZATION, his recomnsnd",.ons "oh,u hns
cannot tray say now that they %oud6 followed do not
know that his opinions have been CHANGED In any way
or that he is likely to suggest sI.eh COURSE ,,
81 regret" Mr. Gould concluded. that there should
have been the smallest misunderstanding between MI.
meet to-day 1t would nave been easily corrected.
IL have been the fault Of some OF his associates
rather than his but, II his Own his evident
Illness should one thing Is certain, that my
dispatch to OIie which tho Misunderstanding seems
to rcst not in any the result of the CONFER
ence."
Vce-Pre.dent Hopkins. who wa, present at tho con-
ferenccs Mr.. GOuds house and who listened 10 MS
remarks to TIE TRIBUNE reporter, confirmed them IN
every respect "Tho conptny' he said, VIII live up
the OF tho Dispatch which Mr. Gould sent TO
VcePrcsident HOxc; 1t will observe them in the nest
But Mr.. Gould his letter AMI IN the pcrsohh
conference with Mr. Powderly distinctly and positively
refused TO settle the strike by arbitration by the pih
tiOn."
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
THE CLOAKMAKI RS STRIKE.
PROSPECT THAT sErTLl MENr WILL SOON n

PKOSPECT THAT SET Ill MEM WILL oOON Db
MADE.
There is every indicltlOn that the strike OF
the cloakmakers will DO brought to speedy termina-
ton. The Arbitration Committee OF the Central Labor
Union waited President Rothschild, OF the Cloak
Manufacturers' Association yesterday aud told him
that they authorized bring about settlement
asked conference with the committee OF the Asso-
citation Mr.. ROthschild said that the regular meeting
Executive Committee Of the Association would be
held al his office IN the afternoon aud that II the ArO
traton Committee would properly prepare any propo-
stons which they wished to submit they would receye
due consideration. He told them that tho manufacture
had propositions to submit that he was not even
certain that they would bo willing TO stand
by the proposition previously made, nasmuch "a tho
spring trade had closed and between Low anu
the time begin fall goods DOtn the coutract-
would be alle to break IN new
hands. At y. The arbitration nittee went 10 Mr.
ROthschilds office and had talk with the executive
committee OF the Manufacturers ASSOCIATION Ihty
submitted plan of settlement which Is mater ri mOi-
would undoubtedly been accepted IN the nrs place.
The executive committee had no power. however, 10
complete ngement., but n agreed TO summit tho
"A meeting OF the full association and VI IL
was committee would he 40 infotts-d
Secretary RIcnmond. or the Ma anufactuT"rs Ass0ea-
tiOn said hat ne pleased AT tile action ol the Zen
tral Union Committee The proposition WAS cOn-
sderably modified the absurd proposition that All
tho contractors must go had been gwen up lie hsd
little doubt tuat with few moro mOdlncatOns the
proposition would be accepted aud the strikers DC per-
mtted TO return TO work
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH 80 1886

construction OF other railway lines, and that this dlsa
lowauce is in direct opposition to that promise Inc
bill which has been disallowed will be immediately
relnroduccd into the Manitoba Legislature, which Is
now sitting and passed again. Should tho Dominion
Government again disallOw IL trouble may result III u
stated that tho Canadian Pacific Railway will soon re-
turn twenty millions OF their thirty millions loan to the
Dominion Government, and that they VIII also make
ARRANGEMENTS 20 wIpe out their entire Indebtedness
Those who supporting the Riel agitation In que,
bee announce their intention OF holding meetings all
over the province TO condemn those French members
who supported the Government the Riel question.
Several OF these members viii be burned in ehigy.
HALIFAX March 20.-The Government steamer Lans
downe arrived at Shelbune Saturday afternoon from
cruise along the coast. At PubncO Yarmouth County,
she found American schooner. the captain OF WHICH
WAS shipping "A crew, ana ordered her TO sea.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

ALARMING MORTALITY RATE FROM FEvERs
PHILADELrHIA. March 3J-rhe Health officer mas pre-
pared table showing the number Of deaths from diph-
thera scarlet fever and typhoid fever III the during
the year lS-j. The whole number or deaths from
dphthcri CO., scarlet fever 375 typhoid
clio.
FIGHTING ACROSS TIE MEXICAN LINE
TOMBSTONE ArlL, March 29.-Frduk Leslie and
Tom Green, mounted United states Customs In
spectOrs while searching for smuggl-rs near LnnOra
the boundary line, twenty five miles southwest OF
this city attacked by MeGicdns The Inspectors
promptly recro',ed The line and whom on American soil
wounded one. The Mericans retired.
CAPTIVE WITH GERONIMOs BAND
WILCOX. AriL.. MArCn 29.-Nith the Chricahuas un-
der Geronimo was white boy age about tou years lie
his Dame is santiago Mcklnn and taat father
irish and his mother Mexican that he was captured
MimOros. y NJ lie iyht hair grayl eyes and IA
OF sight build He says the Indians treated him kindly
A MOB AFTER A TOWN MAKsHAL
DOSIPHIS, No, March 29.-This town is In "A blaze OF
excitement having been recently Incorporated several
OF thinking that the proceedings are illegal
are making fight against the authorities. hatur-
day night Town Marshal Pauly arrested "A man for
creating disturbance and used his club freely The
marshal patrolled his beat with Winchester rifle and
rovOveTa He was subsequently placed In Jail charged
with uulawfuly assaultng the no arrested After
this the mob held nigh carnival yelling and firing re-
vovers until a late hour.
SNOW COVERING THE WINTER WHEAT
LACROSSE. Wis, March CA general snOwstorm set
this section yesterday and six inches fell up to
midnight last night Is considered great help To the
winter wheat crop.
PITTsBURG Penn. March 2g.-Colonel Moon nled
a bill iu the Court OF Common Pleas today behalf OF
Samuel BArkey the balplsYer who was suspended and
fined By the American Baseball Association. The bill
that the association be restrained from interfering
with Barkey
SUICIDE OF A FARMER
WATERBURY,, March 80 (SpocidD.-Danel j. Johnson,
NJ orford Committed suicide by shooting on sunday
morning johnson about hfty-hye, q farmer, and
had tafan considerable interest In Agricultural fAirA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
MATTERS OF INTEREST FROM GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 29.-ln the Staatsrath to-day
the Crown Prince presiding the debates on the Polish
bill began.
The river Bober is causing foundations in Upper
silesa No lives have been lost. The Rhine, Ebe and
weiser are falling The Crown Princess is much bet
ter.
Russia wants the German University at Dorp abol-
ished.
The reported fasco OF the German agency OF Chhese
railroads is untrue The agents arrived at Tentsn only
Friday
Duko Charles Theodore OF Bavaria, the oculist will
with his Duchess visit Pastsur to study the cure Of
hydrODlobia.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
RErLN.D 0LL rnnn s0rrn cAnnLLyA.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., March - (Spec,dh. Some
months tho Oliver Brothers, Of New York, estIb
lshed here the largest cotton seed mills Of the Mis-
sissppi RIVER During the company has done
heavy business in crude oil. Recently, however, a
large refinery department has be,n al Ted the mills.
The first shipment of GJOJO 2aJns OF refined oil has
Just been made 10 Ncw-lu and the West.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
ARRESTED r0R DEALIyG ~ LOTTERIES

LYNN, Mass, March % (Npcci0i.-Gcncral
Lander Post Eo >. Grand Army OF the Republic. tho
organization OF KIND in the country, recently
he fair Lottery. To-Day the state police arrested two
OF the tar Oicas. Augustus j. IIOtt aud Edward l..
Billings for aiming lottery. They also arrested
three ptmbers OF the Isters Protective UnOu for the
offence, The organization sold 10000 tickets,
W.. dr Nv NUMBER IN sOme Isolated place tOutgh 20
give away $1,000 worn Of prizes. Projectors Of sew
erd newspapers uAGtr arrest advertising the fair
Ia
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
Mr.. SHARP SAYS HE WILL KEEP HIS WORD.

For some tune the Executive Board of the
Empre Protective AssOci alton has been receiving CON-
plants from the employees OF Jacob sharp's Beeker
Street and Twenty third street lines that the agreement
signed by Mr. sharp ny which the recent "te-up' had
been declared of being violated. The drivers and
conductors complained nat the time tsbc prepared oy
Mr. Graham OF Executive Board, was not in force.
aud some OF the men had work more than twelve
consecutive hours. The hours OF ST tben9n we're not
confined day, nut frequent calls Tor overtime
were made ard the scale OF had npt Ia all cases
been lived up 10. Tie Executive Board had been too
bnsy with the affairs of the Brooklyn roads 20 pay ucn
attention to these comp All T., bat the alsurd "'
plo told that their grievances wouid receive
proper attention soon rs time could be spared,
Having pretty well cleared up tue Brooklyn work.
committee the Executive Board consisting or An
drew j Best, William Wallace and JOnn Hughes wa 'rd
ON Mr. sharp ohce OF the Twenty third street
road, Twrntythrdst. ami tue North RIVER, yes,"r-
DAY. They were shown INTO Mr. sharp's private Oi11s.
where they fOlnd Mr. sharp Secretary Mclean aii Jne
directors Of the road The onmltee prosecuted
grievances of the ana gave them proofs 0t the
vOatlOus Or the arecmcnt. After consultation last
Ing for than hour the committee came oht.
They said that Mr. sharp had met them IN conella-
tory spirit. htd agreed tht the time table pre-
yousy agreed upon should 90 into eject ths morning.
He promised have tue hours OF the sabienen con-
strictly twelve AMI to To all OF hs empiOyes
the Of wages agreed upon al the previous con1er
ana
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
PRINCE GUSTAVE BATTHYANTS ESTATE.
VIENNA, March 29-MM. II oldaSsy, Szilagy

NTENNA, MalCn ZJ.-MM. II OIUHSNy, NHIIIEy
and Jeanne three OF tho leading lawyers of the Hungarian
bar have ged proceed to England in the inter-
OF the heirs OF the estates OF Prince Gustavo
Battnyani who killed IN duel in December 1888
The lawyers retained by Prince Eimnnd Batthvani,
brother aud OF Prince Gustaye. The Prince
left unentaied property to English woman, Mrs
Smith I'm order that tho might remain in the
family they originally entailcd with conditions
which bound each pOsse.sor to transmit them unim-
paired in value his Prince Edmund Was
Obliged therefore In establishing hs majorat or right
OF succession according age ascertain the exact
condition OF entacd properties we'll MS the abll-
v II any, OF predecesSor IN possession uf the estates
lie accordingly found himself under obligation to sue
Mrs Smith to recover n sufficient TO make up the
entaed estates ocCasiOned during the posses
sion OF them by Prince Gustave.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

NEW-HAvEN, March 30 OSDeciaD Daniel
Daniel F. johnson. OF OK ord. OF death
his wife AMI recent marriage OF Lis only daughter be-
came dcspOndeut Yesterday he blew oil the top
head lie was tity-fye years Old.
Daniel Prior oi Wallngforl, drowned himself yesteT
day. He WAS despOndent. HIS nifty lie
leaves family and an estate worth - 900.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
ADDRESS By NJ DE IFssrps

PARIS. March pa report that NJ. de
sseps is III proves TO be only bourse canard He de-
vered an address before the Academy this evening and
Ia The course Of his remarks that he was now in
position to state that the Panama Canal would be
Completed by 1859 at the very latest.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, March ~.
TORACCO CUrTivA ALTON IN ENGINND.-Fhe Government
consented make eKpcrimNu. in the practcabiity
or the cultivation OF tOb Geo III England.
SCULIING ON TIE TYNE.-Gn the scung match on the
Tyne this afternoon between w. Gibbons and g. Wilke,
the former won. The for 500. The distance
was two miles, Gibbons being allowed start OF boats
length
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, March 20 Especial.
received hero to-day from Winnipeg state that great
Indignation exists there on account OF the Dominion
Governments disaowing railway charters granted by
the Manitoba Legislature They urge that tho Federal
Government had promised that as the Canadian
Pacific Railway was CON pleted they would permit the
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
PAYING MoyGr TO HArE M SHop BrRyED.

NEW-lIAyEN, March % (Spc0an.-The trial
Of Frank H. Morse FOR begun in Walin2fori
to-day. lie pleaded not guilty. Charles Mauve testi-
fed that he had worked for the prisoner and that tie
latter had asked him 10 set ire to the shop. Morse
wanted money pay the glsss-workcrs, of whom
he owed two rs Tho witness said he refused
take part in the uurulug. The prisoner subsequently
tolj hin that he had hlrei one Bpssuan ana Charles
II al tO set the budlng on lire. aud to give them
~ 70 each Malvie then detailed the circumstances OF
n.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
rHE EARLr cLOMNa MovEMANr IN PIrEshURG

THE EARLT CLOSING MOVEMENT ~ PiTTSBURG
PITTsBURG, March % (>pcciaD.-The Pres
bytean ministers OF Pittsburg and Allegheny City met
in the First Presbyterian Church to-day to discuss the
early closing movement and the support it should re-
ceIve from their association Dr. Hays presided. He
recommended that the ministers eKhOr tho public and
the merchants TO support early closing movement,
and above all to be particular in commenting to women
the advisahily Of doing their shopping early There
ei-heen ministers present Ono said that at War
rem Ohio, early closing movement made one Of
the arguments for which that the clerks could at
tend prayer meetings but he added with humorous
twinkle of his eyes and pathetic tone 81 didn't
a single salesman at tho prHyermcctings during the
three months the movement lasted 80 don't tblnk
should push the church attendance "a an argument
IN favor Of it, Uf course from humanitarian point
OF view" Dr. Gibson thought those who kept men en-
gagged TIL late hours On saturday committed "A sin
AGAINST the fourth commandment and guilty ~ COW
e0usuc@s, which Is idolatry" 1t resolved To a-
point committee 20 report 10 tho next meeting so rs to
secure uniformity Of action.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
INDICTED FOR PLArIyG CARDS.

PETERSBURG, Va, March 20 (Spec,aD.-The
Grand Jury presentments against forty prominent men
Of Brunswick County Tor playing cards public place
resulted today in the Indictment OF eleven OF the men
and the acquftt4i Of tie remainder
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

ham, England in the dispute between him and
the Tory communicates IN his diocese the rope
III the right Of the lalty 10 join the Primrose
League.
CRETE March 29.-The Russian naval squadron which
Joined the fleets of the other Powers here during
crIicsl juncture in the dispute between turkey anu
Greece has departed from Suda Bay.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
ELLLrD NEcLrNr sNE WorLD w NlRGr nm

NEw-hNES, March % JSpeciGD.-It was re-
ported here this eyouiug that John Anrcws OF OXFORD
In this county, proposed marriage TO Mis-, Louaa T.
Williams today AMI refusal seemed
form him Into 4 m. .dmau. You shall marry any
else them he saidTi selling ne dcst her Ter
rifle blows tho head that crushedi in The skull Mss
Williams fen to the floor with a moan. In less u
moment her family rushed ill., bu: she was dead.
Andrews fed AZ once but pursued hy 4 crowd. 4
the of the tragedy he reached the side
o pond, pulled revolver and blow tho top OF his lead
oil
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
CONFESSTyG me MrRDKR OF 4 WATCHMAN.

CONFESSTYG 1HE MCRDER Of 4 WATCHHAN
AUGUSTA, GA, March 29.-PrestOn Nallen-
tine has confessed That he murdered william Valcs a
watchman at the s,reetcar depot in this city. He i'm
pcate. several white I'm the crime, but he
licVes this part OF his story. Valentine crushed IN the
head Of old Wales pick, then saturated the
body and Office with oil, and set them fire, hoping
thus TO hide the evidence the crime. There bitter
feeling against the pr Oue but the law will be allowed
mctc justice TO him. Valentine has travelled
under several aliases. He killed boy I'm Carolina. bat
qultcd He has several wives living IN different
states. CAPTAIN T. B Purcell has been his track for
eighteen mOnth-. Valentine letter ard likeness
to Augusta from LowIuoOr, Va whcn fell into Captain
PurcclfS hands and led 10 his arrest
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS

ROME. March 29.-The Pope has decided against Tho
kixhl Rev. l.. q. Bagshaws, Roman Catholic Bish0D
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-08-06
Talking business IN HIS sleep.

The cook-stove at our house, said
Mai. Fcnwick. "has been acting up ever
since the freeze, and was ordered to 20
to George dc Cottcs and have load of
mixed wood split fine and sent up.
Well, YOU know the night we attended
the lodge meeting? That was the day.
forgot all about it, and when | came
home to supper the madam asked me
about the chips and splnterS, and
owned up that business drove it ont of
my head. but a would see De Cottcs
that night would give him the order
and il would be sent up in the morning
You know we were detained at the
lodge To a late hour. Next morning at
breakfast the madam told me il was
hardly worth while worrying over the
wood in my sleep. and begged me not
TO be troubled about it. Jimmy sleep?'
] said: why. what did ! say in my
slccp?' More than once IN Your dreams
last night said she. You cried out.
"lIere. give me another dollars worth
of chips. Florida Times .1toa.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-08-06
Normal School Notes,


More new studenrs this week.
Mrs. \. Millikcn was in Fenton
Saturday.
Misses Palmer and Stailcy visited
in st. Louis, Saturday.
The total number of students now
enrolled is lO7.
Mrs. Stouer returned from her visit
in Fcnton, Monday.
The rccitations at the Normal be
Gin at a. IN. and continue until G
=. IN.
Mr.. Walt Sluytcr, of Fcnton, a
former student of the Normal, made
Us a pleasant call this week.
Miss Alice Sturgis of Ithaca, visit
ed her sister Eva, the latter part OF
last week, and cntaincd the Normal
ties with some excellent recitation
and music.
The graduating exercises of tho
Eastern Michigan Normal School anC
Commercial College, will be held a
Fcnton, next week Thursday. Mr.
Harding will attend to confer tn,
diplomas.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-08-06
Notice Of special Election

Whereas. the commissioner Of high-
ways of The township of Pine River i'm
the cOuny of CRATIC, has not lied tie
township clerk OF said township. that the
bridge ac-os, Pine River where he cast
and wcs, quarter line of section - OF 5 id
township crosses sad Pine River, is IN
such a dangerous condition HAT The CXi-
gcucy eAlsis that a greater sum than one
thousand dOliais needs TO be expended on
said bridge. And, whereas, twelve elect.
ors OF said township did petition the town.
ship board OF said township TO call a
special township meeting of tie qualified
electors of SAID township 10 vote on the
The question of building an iron bridge at
the suld described place In SAID township
And the township board OF said township
Cat a meeting duIy calico dtcmug tn
eXlgenCy OF the case sufficient, did on the
3lst dayt of july, 1856 ty res luton, in
struct the township clerk of sad town
township 10 cal Il sle;lal meeting OF the
qualliled electors in SAID township to VOC
upon the Quos Ion Oi raising twenty eight
hundred dollars ($2 $50. by issuing the
bonds OF the township; OF The gross
amount OF $500 10 Dc paid January /,
1855, 3 OF sad amount TO be pIid Janua
ry !, 1889, and to be paid January !,
1880; The whole not TO Graw over seven
! per cent iLterest annually.
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given
to The qualified electors Of said township
that a special township met ting viii bc
held in SAID township of Pne River, on
! "Wednesday, August lS 1856. a tie en.
gine house, in the village OF -. Louis, iOl
the purpose ot voting on the quest on oI
raising the sum of twenty-eiglt hunCr,d
dollars 2,o0U) t0r The pUrlose ot bulls
ing an iron bridge across Pine River
where the east and west quarter line Oi
section % crosses said Pine River, il
said township Of Pine River. The poll.
oil said el,c.ion viii open at . o'cl OK a.
m. ana close at 4 O'Clock p. IN.
Dated at : Louis, This 3lst day oi Ju y
\. ID. 1856. JEALOUS SPEBRI,
! Iownship Cl,rk OF tie Township O
Pine River.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-08-06
FOREST HILL.

Oat harvest is in full blast,-will
know soon how the Bohcmians come
out.
Several attended the ordination Of
Rev. Lester. at st. Louis, Wednesday.
Concert at the Disciple church
Sunday last The school voted unan-
imously to attend the county conven-
tion at Alma.
Some from here .arc talking of at
tending the soldiers reunion at
OWOSSO.
our blacksmith is on the sick list
Too bad for he has had all the work
hc could do. \ young man named
Yates has been learning the trade OF
him and they have both had all tn,
work they could do.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-08-06
ELWELL.

Old Mr.. Phelps celebrated his
birthday last Tuesday by inviting in
few of his friends. Rcfrcshmcnt,
were served and all enjoyed a pleas
2pt.iime.
Putt Taylor and Lew Hahn have
commenced their job Of lowering the
brook, commencing at the state road
and going north aS far rs the railroad
bridge.
- DIR. Michlc, from Ionia, was here
one day last week to attend TO Mr.
Taylor's case. He was unable to 90
to lonia so the DR.. came here.
Blackbcrrics are numerous notwith
standing the dry weather.
Mrs. Lew Hahn is quito sick.
Mr.. Harris has all the work he can
do in his blacksmith shop.
Drake Phelps and Charley Taylor
were breaking colts the other day
when the horse became frightened
and ran away throwing Charley ouD
and jarring him up considerably.
Nellie Marlborough, from Alma
was visiting her uncle, Wc,. Bam
borough, last week.
Mrs. Isaac Vought's brother, from
Lansing, is here ON visit.
Mrs. VIM. Watson, of Brcckon
ridge, was the guest Of her mother
Mrs. Chaplin, last week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-08-06
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that tue board Of
registration Of the township Of Pine River
VIII be in session AZ the Office of the town
ship clerk Of SAID township office OF
Judge Paddock IN the village of -, Lou
is, on Saturday, August a 1856, for the
purpose Of revising and completing the
list Of the qualified electors Of said town
ship, The said board will lie in session
from the hour of . O'Clock a. m. until 4
O'Clock p. m.
Dsted this Pad day of August. a ID.
1856 JEALOUS SPERRY
Township Cluk Of sid twusTp oil
Pine River.