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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-10
Celebration Contributors.

The following are additional contributors
to the Fourth of July celebration, the others
will be published later:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-10
LODGE DIRECTORY.

A UGuSTA LODGE NO. III F.&A. M.-Stated
IA Conmunicatioa, first Tuesday in each month.
&. McMURDIE WN
C. C. HUNT. Sec,y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-10

NyANTED-General Agents. S25 a week and
w expenses, or so cents on the dollar to whole
sale my goods. rare chance. No Competition.
Quick sales. Address +. NJ. WEAVER with stamp,
Bennington. VI. iune2i2xa
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Special AdCers..s,ys..

sssoa advertisements, aos ersssfias fares ,,,.-
eoEaiss Grader the Head Of WANTED. Foe SAL
Sor rs cents. three ties for 40 cests ard one .ree
for so cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-10

ID w. SOULE, Real Estate Agent, Augusta.
III Maine. Houses bought, sold and rented.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-10

good painters. j. r. MAN
w CHESTER. maylSdtf
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"ANrED-Afe few boarders; terms reasonable
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lNOR sALE-A pair of fine carriage horses for
II family use. Inquire of MRS. r. D. RICE.
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New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
LIGHTER BURNED AND SUNK.

Fire Was discovered about noon yesterday OF
the lighter oregon iyins at the 1nman pier At Grand
ST.. Jersey City. Tine lighter loaded with saltpetre
and lying directly under .he OF the steamer
straits Of Gibraltar. An alarm given :, VIII ch the
Fire Department and the Peuusylvania Railroad hre
fleet Of tug boats promptly responded Some ot the tug
boats put streams the burning lighter while Others
tOwrd away a'ehmsrs and smaller vessels which
were IN tue ncignborhOnd. rho burning lighter was
tOwcd ont Into the with the intention OF taxing
her down the nsts bet B-,ilO~'- aud fliS
I-ssd-. .ut sank before reaching There. The da
tie could be The straits
OF Gibraltar srorchrd about stern. but not ser
Ou~y damaged. Jonn Anderson. river luuknau. re-
ported that he tne uutn pler and heari IN eX-
pspu The next moment one Of tIe httcn covers Oh
the her e Ia the air and flames burst Out of tie
hatch lie Jumped board To make fast line from
boat. alt severely hlrne about the hands he
Oregon belonged the T.. J. Jarvis IighlerIge Com
pany OF NrwYors. and her OF satpctre con-
slgued u pAtton. NIokers & CO.. Of NeN.Yo ork.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
Pure Dairy Butter
Pest Once >otice.


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occur 81 az a. .,antries nsoi MT D. ,D'isuy iitr,sst
for i,.n.tel Dy 3ny DIrtcI.Ir st't n'r oki'D Ni'i
letters 10. s'ec.'"f -" '''' D-' " = ~
fastest vessels Az ttOl, - ,,s.,, u.v J., Will ,p
fpv0,usIIYl = cases a. IN, 'i'' - A''''"'
Ts,-pSDA, -AtaBD a N. FOR Europe. per : = hephpIt
~ Na IN enstJ sn letters Or Fr-nc' 'crhi ~ & h1,s
pcai-scfed Rep lDrc'|, AZ So n lor -" =
5s.~,,nv &c Der Lesslng. VIA plymouth thcrp'iF
U.nfurs Tor treat BRIAN Anu osA'r
o., s,,-,,ann cnuntres directed psr lsss a. % al
n M Tor bcruudt, per = \ lIiHual
mn ,v-At4. m Tor IT. P, RE Milueion per steamer
fr,, ITatrsx BOD o. tor lriNltp ~ Nl'thA ~.
a l. Is ward IT,. from Ne" orleans Al -.S' , u '''
costa ,NcA ID = (. FDNAsll irJh "" -1t''1A''
A IN Tor ..lryDs Der oerNlA Va
IIrnr..4 vi l-ltcrs IA - D h'c ..
trrne.,.a A. ll.3) m Tor tie Ncthnisni, .tt'..'
hers ~ohlc IAN va Amsteri1n 'et.or' ~ ~ - 80, 80,
rtrfeI per ~clnrlan"Is at ;bl M .or D,.s ~
- n.r Kh,nlaud vll Antscrp letter, mHsa De
cir.,rat per RhyultnrJ a - N ipr FutIPr pc
NV OF Berlin queenstown; At III Tor Ne"oi"U'
and per = 8 hrahdA - 49,,
Mails for the society Islands per ship raAIt. yfron
Mails Tor Chna ani japan pr = IAN rsog
1Ton san Francisco close here NAV - AT
~ IN Mills for Al,lrtuA New d "a an @@nl'itL
hi ana samoan Islands, per - MElp'si Nron AN n
<ew York ~ : Brit nnic with British mts Tor Ar>
tra,I Mails cuba by rail 20 tampa VA sii h.hS3
Hv sieamer from West, Fla, close ~ tAs Ouce LAZY
at 80 - IL
m. seh,tue 0, closing os Trans Picao mNls ar,1s't
ON IN. Of tleR uninterrupted Oysratt tl.
10 S.r rrlnclsca Mails IRON tte hlst arrYlls oN uas
AZ san Francisco LAY ot SAILING )i stosn'fs Az Il"
pA'eno" "''"0 HENRY o. PEARSON. PO,tna'I,c
Post Olce. New YORK. y. " Nay 81, lSoa
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
LOSSES N VARIOUS PLACES.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May 70 -l.eyoris have been re-
&C vol 40 the railway Offices in this city 20 the effect
that extensive forest fires raging In Middle and
Northern Wisconsin. Near Coleman. goo miles north %
Milwaukee. fires have burned Gil the fallen timber,
largo quantity Of tss wool AMI cedar posts belonging
10 TIE ra4lrOaI up4ny and others besides grea1
number Of standing e-graph pOes. In Foronce, blr
ron and Ashland counties milos OK forest nave Dscn
burned.
ADRIAN. Mich. MAY 2G.-rhe oaning-mill OF Austin
Gooi 4 Rose was burned last night Loss. 10000
Insurance.
wLsr TROY. Mich, May 9G.-Anderson & Grifins
saw-mn was destroyed ny fire yesterday. Loss
S6OOGO insurance, $4,000. Several employees were
severely burned
HpLiI.roN. Mss. May 1G-Pond's block was burned
th- orllu.. The building, which uninsured. was
valued at about $1,000. The occupants lose ao"u
$1,000 which II mostly covered hy Insurance They
W re- the Adams Express Company, L. Carr, A. NJ Cut
er o. N las,et'. the Gisn Athletic CiuJ and tle I.e-
form CluD.
CHICAGO. May 2G-A dispatch to The Erfning
Journal from Milwaukee. says; News has just
been received this c;y th1t the village Of EunAe4S
WIS., on the valley division OF the Paul road wa' de-
s,rovei by ire Monday ni-ht. Among tho property
de.f froved humber fnill OF Httr~lf Brotner'.
wiih 900 cords OF wood. May % the settlers narey
escnpcd Wih their lives IAe loss Is estimated 81
=
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PASSENGER REGULATIONS UNIFORM.

nvsr,r or , CoNFERENCE RFCAEDiNG THROUGH
rRAFFIC-rHFATRICAL TICKETS.
uho~o ,r.s o Joint conference az COmmisslon-
ar Ftnks Office Yesterday between the trunk me Ee'
rssssnger agents and the Passenger C"nuiVco Va ''
cen,ral Traffic Association OF Western roads i~-
oontnt.slnuer Person, OF the Trunk Line C"n''''o''
and a.orge IL Daniels, Assistant Comm s'ioher =" ''o
c.n,ral Traffic Association, desirng 10 ne Hco j" Wv
a.lhsraton. of thelr respective committees ''n''''
p.s.nger Agent f. A. Ford OF the PennsylN"h'" """-
many WAS chosen presiding officer ""
Mr Danels's first official visit ~ t"e H''' "
sauna time lie Was formerly an officer of the "'''"
:, ou,s AMI Pacific Railroad, ani served for 'oe l'"S
as Commissioner OF he C"OrauO az {. ',i, mas
lie is ahout forty years Old. aud IN hls ~ W p1
csnet firth snproval by hrs per-hcacV a'l' a. ~
The Central Traffic Committee was rrpre'ene ~ me
for, and General Passenger Agents T. A. ','IN, -,
Srw.York pcnnsylvania aud ONO; W. +. Jonl'"H ~, ".
~ i a-e -hr-. :: o. w. RIs-les OF the Mica gah =
,rsl and william Edgar. OF the Grhnu ,re md
Lord general passenger agent o, ~" pi.1s" road
Ohio, and Il. r. ftOihcr' VI t"S
also were present ,, ,,o,snr-s for max
The meetlns agreed upon several m moasu0 roycrninr
tnq uniform OF the two ' ,rvrt lines
,~nr,t trsric uterchsnged D-twrch 'ho I'm ~.
~" ~, =, tho Central Traiic Associlph. LUIS
involyed no new principles previously 80 oinfs
rn, svsiem but required tAe alteration o4 SUM $3.50 i
T., 80. rules ol me t"'
~, -, mel mods we're adopted for desnR Win thc
s,,,rston bu-lDcss the certificate pah "ll'n lI'-
,i .,Ie OF excursion tickets To scalp regular rates
t II = nv basis making rates aSO Ioi tue rr-'I"
- ~ the theatrical traffic and the Nmltau' u'n
NJ theatrical tickets. The meeting moreover aEeri
on uniform rules govern tho Issue OF coh1"uous
in tickets. tickets and rOunI-trip tlcErts.
,noth-r conference will be held to-day. Additional
regulations for theatrical IRA ic viii De consHeret
AMI the subject OF commission- Will De t1k"n nh no
lpaal0 local passenger committee VIII meet tue otcI
roads in nope OF ADJUSTING The irregularities III rates
wnicn have their origin at that CITY,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

returned with big roll Of writing paper, and it
looked il there a confession IN the air either
from Moloney one Of the Aldermen Of 1884.
Mr. Nicoll remained iL conference with Inspector
Byrnes until nearly midnight and during this time
several detectives went in and out Of the building and
brought reports to Inspector Bynes, who was retcent
about the conference He said merely that he had
nothing at all to say. He WAS seemingly much annoyed
at being interrupted and did not speak bis usually
suave and bland manner. None Of the indicted Alder
men their friends. far was known, went TO the
bmllng but II is believed that there will be important
developmt lt to-day. II reported unohcally
that several of the Aldermens bondsmen fearing that
there going to be general stampede to Canada.
had surrendered their bonds and asked that the
Aldermen be taken into custody
Another concerning the mysterious con-
ference that it had been called the re-
ceipt OF letter by Inspector Byrnes from
Jaehne II was said that the eX-Aderman had come To
the conclusion since his imprisonment IN sing sing that
his punishment JUST aud he had written TO tho In
spectOr repeating his confession Of the bribery aud I'm
plicattng several OF his brother Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
Az uOiiceS OT nl'
and QddrcSs
LLLLl.

Observation-Disclosures on Monday May %. at Buck
mghan y. J.. John buckingham. ,., - r ~,
Funera at the Episcopal Gnu ch a. >hrewsoly' y ' oa
THURSDAY AZ L Oc-1c&
CApE-on wednesday Nav 26 wililm A Cape o. Fort
collins ,OlOr4dO Of John J. Cape. u >oG-A NoE".~
F1aer ,sryice A. the ienc, o hs broharlnaw Frank
A. Ferr.s, iGi Vest l-9tAstr on frii1y evening ~
IHterment private
COBB At Yon sers on "Wednesday morniu, Nav 2f Mnns
daughter OF corneha :. A9 lyman l - 90 & e
Relatives ant 1ent- are nVit"i e. ttlrht On" .a'n
Carriag Attendance az th, T. stlon IN loak r. "a
The arrival ot the ,. H. and p H. trains RON i-as~'
New. YORK
GIBB- At Franc % Tuos;iy Nav ~ aftr .iaier
Ing illness Eds GDo. IN Tie 5ad year oi as age
Notice Of flnera Aere i;tsr
GoDDAHD . - at her home in IT.. rtcl Ney. ' To5
in the 7itn yelr ner AZ MARY Mootor.,sa "0'U'''"
GOLDER-On saturiAv MAY - AZ sea- Eleano- Harr'es
Mil.4en eof Joan J. Colder 49, - Van z.rs,
Funcra IT ence % sister Nr+ L. Van Hth9"
80 - East lg5th %, IN rs Ia, NJ q - p N
HODG-ON-At hls ,..l,lcs. Wht' Plans. Nag 2} .ssj
RELATIVES and friend, ar cordially invited 70 atteni hls
funeral the ". Z. church On rharsiay IAy IL
cra.es "a waiting White Plans station On hs a'si-
val train leaving 'r4ni Central Dsp', a. -''p ,. III
LANCASTER The fnnerl ~ the lats John J. Lancaster
VIII place from - Johns Church. iohAer' ts All'r
noon a. = :. - 80 . q,., Goes. ,ta,,
Carra-,s viii b. depot in Yon<cr- TO meet a. -5'
train from Grand central Depot
-LoANE-Dn MOnday. 24tI mt. after a sA'r HiAes+
rngae@ .@y'ess ~ Ser af il, l3 West J7tlss,
please ,l.ssca OMIT II I,s'i,'' aoSors ''''
TERHTN Ar Ehzabethtown. Y Y. May 26 Lizzie.
younge. daughter -arAh and tn ae John IerIaAe'
NOtice Of funeral hereafter ...
VAv GDERsrIN suddenly on Men4y N,y -4' 1888.
ma - ng ~a il AZ nr1l - t,teli me fIaer.l SER
& 1p th Firsf Reformed Church Pl..ic -. j.
wINl0w Win .sl Ma 2e AZ hi. resiisa:o. 3:s
',,. MI friends or. ,nyiei 10 attend the iuasr. AZ
rorfy third street. = oaireh. trnii' a. a. - !. = IL
Irterneur at sleepy HOllJ" cemetery, larry 1o"A
J. l..sa npi
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
r,ryr> md AIcOLL c0NfERRLNG.

A RUMoR THAT NOLoNrY WAS WITH rHFM-WHo
WILL BE luI y II TO COM 's'f
SHORTLY before o'clock last evening Assistant Us
trct- Attorney Nco drove up to iohce headquarters
ind jumping tom his cal, IAN mp the steps e"u'"4
to he marble buildug and ha-tened into the private
o.,r Of Inspector Bsine- lie had been telegraphed
far by the Inspector There all softS oi ruInorS
roat tie bu.ucs, that was being transacted at the
secret conferences Inspector ByTnes eniered "e'u-
oparters through the back door some time before Ne
,, tor Mr. NicoI ant he did not come alone who
hi. communion was could not be learned. but II was
ru nored that it was the long sought Billy Moloney
ON, that he had come here TO make II clean breast oi
,h. whole doodle business soon after MI NIco"
arrived Desssliss kelly hurried cut OF the building -"'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
rrrArrREe OF F1HELABoR PROBLEM.

The strike Of the operatives in the Chelsea
Ju.e Mills which has been gong about nine weeks
WAS ndcd OIL Monday 200 OF the Oh hands returned
u work Wuen the strike nrst indugurated 100
e.t O. q shops "a .ir places were ~ ed Win
new nancs am gradually he o emp Oyes VINO mad be-
come q eI OF tn- strike apl lled Tor Work anu
were hired. On Friday ast committee ron tA'
Central Labor Tni1n wNtei upon james :. lNai-
MANAGER OF the MI and asked MIN 10 l3ke the -rhriS
hack III "A body. Ihis he refused TO lO a. hrarN wv
people nad already been employed and lie ""un not
d scnarce them The Stra-rs nntNY ASk'u II any
number would taken nacK IL the OH rate ol wages
and they were told that n they WON'T Apply lldl
y Iiuaiy the vacancies would be q hy th"N
number VINO had made Themselves ptrnculdriY op-
noxlOns " NI never Ne Abl- obtain enpioym"nl
az the ml :. Iie str ke has cost the hdhdr over
= = 900 ID money that WOult we nrru piNi iNriL
The girls were loud IN their denu" citation O' IN" central
or Uniou q rectons of whose oncers they havc
followed luilclty. They prom scd support Wh.le
tie strike lasied and II IA through sheer starvation h
many Of dare oppose thr esier- snd force -e t
uert Oh their employ ers terms which they we're z 10
accent The Law Committee ~ the Central LABOR Jhlpu
say. that legal proceedings VIII ne instituted aEa Mt te
mSna.ers o the factory importing foreign help Mt.
Iya ,aid Yesterday tnat the grs were not hired IL
Dundee claimed hut they heard that hep was ~antet
at the mills a q cane over here.
The wheels ia tue Edison Machine Works began rum
ming vestrrd4 ~ but more thau one-hltn
o. mo rsual number of work Tho president or
fhe works sent the following statement as thc COM
pauy'- dltm-ium-
The company wiling % cOnced ten hours pav ior nne
honrs' W1rk pt0- O'S Tor overtime on aho "a !
W. be for Sors after TIA hour mt We ar rnlph",c
IL Our sOosl contract system "LcA - 'he
question al issue
The coap.ny threatens 10 remove lts factory To
another cty rather Than submit to the demands made
upon IL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
OBIT UiRf.
wt1IlAM MINsLOX.

William Winslow, an old resident of this city,
ca Yesterday at his home No. 32G West Fiiy -hith st.
He WI, OF old Puritan stock, his ancestors having oeeh
residents Of Plymouth Mass, since the earnest eoo"'
v. Ill, father settled In Hudson. y. Y. IN the early
-, ~ ,ni. eentnry and Mr. Winslow was born in that
pocs seventy five years today A. the age OF -FOUR
teen he began work upon ono OF the Hudson ki'er
steamboats, ON attaining his majority he came 10 ths
city and entered upon the trade OF carpenterng ne
"o, n,came master Iilder and many buildings about
tne cify are the results OF hs labor After achieving
nccess I'm this branch OF business he was Induced 10
r the service of the 81 Nicholas Insurance Company
In 1854 40 was elected president oi tAs company AMI
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
TIrEER,S ENrERpRrSE.

The result of the great Derby race which was
rur on tho EPSON Downs yesterday was pacet on tho
tickers OF the NewYork City Press Association Jua
thirty seconds after the was run Five atef
the names OF the second and thri horses AMI tho num-
Der or horses in the race placed the same cker
All competition was thus dstancel b. twenty-five MIN
ute in the OF the resl and fortythr,e minutes
on the details OF the This triumph Of the neH
ticker Is due to the enterprise anl organization Of the
New-Yori City Press Association, Mr Char.es 4.
O'Rourke, manager in conjunction with the splendid
,.yranh seryice OF the Direct United Cable Com
pauY.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
rn,roog FIGurIyG ~ 4 RLSrA rRAYE

RICHMOND. Va May 26.-An editorial Ii
yte Jabor Wur H. the worAngmens ne TspAper oI 1A.s
ty Yesterday accused The A'ct"'"d D"Pif" o' 'o'H"
Wiling 10 r-pou-e any cause Tor money "hd "Ahe" Ie
,,,,ef-Ono Ar. running a reform ticket her, for
,.,,l~r. of the CITY Couuc-acalnt the lnhhehce ~
NAT nauer C. b. Coward "a. the president ot me ms
,aich COMPANY. to day denounced the anih'r Oh the
r,c. iu Ihe N-rfid o ~, nl ever oie mas zen zen
'"..,t,., Or ur.t be- the editors To-Day. lis
.v.rfn, wnl.e Alr C0wtriiu vIs grttlh- 'l ier a
rf,ur.nt Mr. shelton. the editor of me Hffd' "euI
lie room aud the editors were -'ou ~ ih- 10
Ike zach OH They failed 20 10 any cAe-r, ntFu-
tc,n Al once scparateG Tomorrow tAs day ior TIE
IL. ...nn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
READING FORECLOSURE SUIT.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26 (Spcciah.-Ihc tax
ing OF testimony was resumed this morning ny the TX
an,iner Ex-Governor James Pollock. IN the suit ot
William NJ Robinson. OF New-York, for foreclosure OF
Reading property under the general mortgage ana 10
prove signatures the petition George W. lH presl-
dent OF the American Life Insurance Company testhe"
hat be signed the petition for ms company for $4,000
Under crossex animation by f. p Gowen. he san Tn 't
he signed under the impression that the foreclosure was
20 Ne amcable for the purpose OF restoring the COM
pany. 81 ce signing his company sold the bonds LEWIS
Hano signed for $4,000 for himself and his relatives
-nce SHINING ne .od % 0OO ami the other 5000 has
h,el depositei with the syndic 'te. samuel W. Bell
president OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank tested
tbat when he signed $4,000 worth or the bonds IL
as with the UNDERSTANDING that there was to be an
aincable osure in the nt-res; 0f reorganization
Ia Al wer 10 Mr. he sad that he did not leg re
his SIGNATURE o used for foreclosure Ihcre were
thirty -four additional witnesses examine . re- rese 'iI-
mounts varying from ~ 900 to SllOOO. J.. H.
Lockwood. chairman OF the General Mortgage Bond
holders Committee author yes the statement thh ii tlr
proceedings far holders Of S3,0O-OdO o. the DoAus
have IN h,ir ares, aAl Oi thiN amount cJ
stlll hold >2337 600 OF the Identical honis requiring
proof o. present ownership OF only 9l5lDOO 10 over
come Nj GOwe's objections Sky -n+ue with S7cs
are vt TO be Examined. The next meeting VIII De hc'd
or MJuday
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
NO CHANGE IN THE rAILoEs' TROUBLES.

There are no immediate prospects OF set
dement, of the talos' troubles, each side being equally
firm in tie determination to hold out unu the Otner
gives The bosses held meeting yesterday At No IL
last Broad way but nothing or impOr auce done.
Many OF tie tailors are becoming weak kneed 1t sad
ana have sigmfed their return TO work at the
od rate o. wages bosses that their leaders
VII not allow hem 10 DO IL. On the other iani tue
leaders the taiOrs affirm tna the bosses are anxious
g. gIve u.
~ the bosses yesterday asked the privilege o
oreDlu- uu tho sAOps. a number OF the journey
RED 10 re urn to work al Old PerIsslOn
was gwen The tallOrs held mass meethg IN the Con
cor.a Assembly Rooms IN afternoon and discussed
the .ocK out Many fiery speeches were made and all
egreel 10 STAY cut SIX months, II necessary.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
STRIKING cARDK1vrRs N COURT.

Thomas Deyine, who protected himself from
sic strikers assaulted him N Ihirdave on Tuesday
night by Furnishing revolver IN their races was
promptly arged by justice Patterson N the York
vile Police Court yesterday. Andrew McCanreY, d
ffr.fng driver, who went u appear against
r4OM4s Devine, recognized 10y JACOB Dcvlnr, VINO
fared badly ~ the strikers hands, - 0Ie OF . as
sdi.ani>. and was held Ia 1000.
George Ross. a striker uvlng al No. 2i3 East one
hun lndt ty-severth- It., jumped on I"ird
Avenue car and struck Driver john FIpey several
blows n The lace. Ross held IN the HIlieu Court
~ Justice Ford YESTERDAY
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
$40 ooo raens rlr. and Marine s. 900 Las Assurnnce

81 q 600 Hague Fire nni Marine 5000 Las Assurance
Il, lge -. 800. Dutch Undorwrter, $1,000.
George +. Cram: Insurance III the Peoples or New
York and Home Mutual FL 500 each Gcrmana. or New
orleans ana Sew-Hampshire, a.. 900 each; Mechanics
Of Phisde phia. $1,000; CtiZens. Oi llttsJufg, anu
Manufacturers and Builders. $500 each.
The Central Litho@raphing Company have an lnsur
ancc OF about $4,000 ~ which is placed IN his
city. L.. H. Pea" a Co.'S losg j. $i5OpO insurance
about $50 900 which placed foreign a-en
cics. The smaller ossra will aggregate 81 1000, ana
nrr Weu rOXrrnd BIZ insnrInce.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
PUTTING A POLITICIAN on TaE BEycA

WnMINGToN. Del, May 2G. - Governor
stOckl-y to-day appointed Ignatus Z. Grub the sue
oessOr OF William c. Whi'eley. Associate Judge OF tue
Supreme Court OF this State Mr. Grubb Is Register Of
Wills OF this county having been appointed by the
ent Governor three years ago. His promotion 10 the
Judgeship. which lie solicited personally.
bitterly opposed by Congressman Lores faction
a. well by many OF senator Gray's adherents, the
ground that politics should be kept out Of the courts
Grub has been exceedingly active IN politics. lie has
Deem hr. Bayard's agent III all OF tho formers Local
political Transactions and has gu member 0f the Ma
tonaI Democratic Committee Tor The last toll years tie
ksver pracsed his vToess0n, his enemies ssy for Ito
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

TIE LEADER OF THE SUGAR sPRlkE ARREST TED
Il was reported ID Brooklyn yesterday that
Havem-yers Elder had begun suit against hose Of The
strikers who had injured their property In the recent
susar troubles The arose in consequence of the
arrest o. John d. Engrl president OF the sur7r En-
ployes' Union. by Detective short about 1l:oO a. H.
Yesterday on 4 warrant issued by Jusuce Hacher H4s
arrest. however WAS not brought about by Havemeyers
I. er. The warrant was based upon the sworn state
ineut Of William Weingaert, sugar-house einpioye'
who's aNaltiug seutence for an assault upon john
Wheaton, a watchmtn employed az HaVemeyers L.
DER last month We ngaert claims tHat ne was iI-
Cuced 10 make the assault by Eug- and other n"M1r
Of tie union. The charge against Engel a asaul III sue
u egree He pleaded not guilty and was hed under
blll winch furnished Oy Edward -cheutcr lropFl
tor of the Las Dlstric, Palace Hall The case vi"
b. tried on Friday Mr. S~uf. OF Havemeyer- & l-4"ls
said yesterday that Enge had prevented the disturb
ances from than thry ~erc hut ne added,
II who the guilty persons we're" no 10 wdr
thai TIE trO4hle and urged he men 10 Violence
should hesitate 10 prosecute AeD 1here were
a few who planned ala The riOtng, but We nave NOT yet
found them out Elges arrest, IN this VAS not at
oar instance. and I have only Just heard Of it
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

tribune OFFICE, MAY 27-l \ m Except FOR a little
cloudness along the Lakes generally fair weather pre-
vailed through the country yesterday, although falling
pressure In the threatened recurrence Of broken
weather At most points west OF NewEneland and Sew-
York the TEN nperaure rallied from the late cold wave
The barometer here nearly steady, with partly
cloudy skies The temperature ran2el between ~
and $50 the average (j33s5 being -laS lower than
corresponding day last year and 3 lower than on
Tuesday.
slightly warmer. fair partly cloudy weather mag he
expected this city to-day aud FRIDAY, WtA slSns
Oh. nfr fn-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT IyDrcATIOSs-FOR 3c TOURS
WASHINGTON, May 27-For New-England.
local rains, slightly cooler winds generally shfuns "
south westerly.
For Eastern Penns-lvanis, Eastern Sew-York' new
Jersey and Delaware generally fair weather south vest
erly winds, slightly warmer