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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-01-25
STATE NEWS.

The floating indebtedness of Humboldt,
county is ST. 900, the lowest it has been
for years.
The White Pine News says it is report.
ed that the snow is seven feet deep on
the level at Hamilton.
1t is rumored that range cattle, in the
Eastern part of the state, can be bought
for from 81 to $40 head.
These is girl in Carson SO crosseyed
that when she weeps, tears from her left
eye fall on her right cheek.
The officers of Winnemucca are max.
ing big hauls of Opium smokers by draw.
ing their nets in Chinatown.
The recent annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National Bank
of Winnemucca showed that its business
was more profitable in 1889 than in 1855.
The Independent says that between 90
and 100 persons in the town of Elko
have signed petition for communication
of the death sentence of Potts and wife,
convicted of murder in the first degree.
Reno Journal: Kirman & Hickey
are feeding 10000 head of cattle on hay
at their Douglas county ranch. The firm
has 10000 head of cattle in Humboldt
county, nearly all of which they expect
to lose on account of the heavy snow fall
in that region.
The Board of County Commissioners Of
Humboldt county have levied the tax for
the current year, and fixed the rate at
50. 60 on each 500 valuation. This is an
increase of 5 cents on the 500 on the
rate of 1889, 80 cents of which is for
school purposes
The Elko Independent is informed that
Pedro Altube of Independence Valley,
has turned out 5000 head of cattle to
shift for themselves or die in the attempt
as he has not feed sufficient to carry then
through. 1t is not likely that many Of
the poor brutes will survive the Winter
Virginia Chronicle: A Comstockel
who had read up on the disease so prev
alent in the East, under the name of 'Is
grippe" took to his bed and sen. for Q
doctor. ooh. Doctor" cried he, on the
arrival of the man Of pills and potions
"I've got the grip!" The Doctor made
his Notwithstanding at the man.
tongue-feeling his pulse, turning hi
eyes back in their sockets, etc.-wher
the patient anxiously inquired: "Well
Doctor, have got 'em?" Il don't fine
anything" said the man of physic," bu
a case of ordinary shoots" The patient
at once bounced from his bed ant
showed the doctor the door.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-01-25

ilIIlI more money than ct anything else by
WIN taking an agency for the best selling
book out. Beginners succeed grandly,
None fail. Terms free. HALLETT Book
Co Portland, Maine,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-01-25

There is big trade in quinine in the
principal Eastern cities on account Of the
influenza.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-01-25
2prn.

At Phoebe, New, Jan. "a, 1890 to the wife of
j A. Jordon, a daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
THE SUSPENSION OF LABoUCHERE.
MR.. GLADSTONE PROPOSES MOTION coNEH 50
SUCH CASTS-DORD SALlsBUEYS
FXPLANATION.

London. March 3-Mr. Gladstone. in TIE House
NJ Commons today referred - the suspension OF
Henry Lahoncherc on Friday lat for HI language
regarding Lord salisbury in the d .cussion ON the
cleveland ST. scandal and asked that he be allowed +"
male the following motion
The Hon,, deems f. necessary f. declare That wh 70
member pref,rs Il charge AGAINST Mni-t r. whcA th'
Minister dcnies such member ought not e be r,
st,iced from refusing t. accept the denial ana from
ucrsj.tiuc in the charge because the Minister j. "a
member Of the House Of LoIds.
The announcement Of the motion was greeted with
Opposition cheers.
The Right Hon. ". II. Smith. the Government
leader in the House said that he would consider Nr.
Gladstonc's request and would le him know duinr
inc evening II he could accept the motion for t.
morrow.
speaking In the House Of Lords today In
reference to the charges made against him
bv Henry Labouchcrc IN the House Of Commons last
Friday nirlt Lord salisbury explained that he did not
net Lieutenant Gene al sir Dehton prohyn, If the
p,i.ce # Wales household, with a vicw % enabling
|. ri Arthur Somerset, who was charged with com.
plicty In the Ccv, la d ST. scandal to escape. Lord
salisbury said that General Irobyn had sent hn fl
elcgiaphic dispatch AZ Ling for an Interview lie did
not mention the subject II the proposed interview.
and Lord salisbury supp sod il referred to Journey
which were contemplated hy the Prince Il Wales.
He met General ProbyH casually at II railway sta
ton and they had a brief and hurried conversation.
during which General ProhHn referred u me scandal
Whatever passed between them. Lord salisbury SAID
he gave the House 4 Lord, his assurance thhi Dr.
never said a vafianI about ~ be issued against
l. ri Arthur ,Ines,ct. Lord Sal-bIiy declared mat
actor would Interview him FIR the purpose II wormn-
out Information in order o. defeat justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
sLEIGHS COME OUT IN MARCH
A FINE DAY FOR DRIVING GIVES MANY PFo-
ENJOYMENT

Contrary 10 a general expectation, h.scd on Pre-
vion, unhappy experience. sunday'' frost ana sno"
we're not followed by rain and higher temperatures
ON the contrary the atmosphere Obhginsy kept dow"
tn lust below the freezing point. and ihls served "
hn,d.n tic SNOW which fell on sunday. The sun
.,,n. ont brightly aud the sunshine, the cloudle-S
-ir IN, snow carlctcd road, and Light Orr'Ics hdo "
GOOD .lcshing day. From AN early hour III th'
manning until late in the afternoon the avenues up
Town. the boulevard, and every road in the dl-'I''
heyond the upper end OF Central Park were tm'AN
dott.d with slc-hs of All sizes and descriptions nom
,i. small wooden toy affair, drawn along Dy the ten
year old boy. to the perfectly appointed t"o'h"lSe
turnout Of the banker or broker.
Tin. vouns man who /, fortunate enough 10 possess
,vectncart seized upon this a. favorable opporN-
ni,v for A display OF his drivin- SKILL
-,m,tn,c. he ra,hly tried conclusions in race Win
,u older and more experienced whip ana was l-ho'
nouiou,ly LETT The small boy Wa, OF course 70
the front and ms aim with the snowfall had apparent
IA lost none ot it> customary precision ana iof'e'
>.. that old .stin sous ahead ' said one ur'mn 10
m. cnfnulnn,ns pointing to stout. elderly person
l,horlously trAmpns across the roadway IN nahS
INN on the back Of the nee h. and when lie turns rouh"
Jimmy here will Jet him have another lump III l'o
mouth. It's the old teller that save u, t'''"'
lat week. The programme 10 j. n'cdl'>' 10 SAY .
va, carried ont with complete success ana before lc
eldcrl, person had cleared the SNOW from l"' '3N'
m. tovs had vanished round the corner.
4 large number oi the sleigh, made N'NoWp ; bih
Bridge their meeting place. ana al one u"e !" '@'r @
DAY thel, some hundreds oi 81 'l-.7 s'v' 7" az
mi. point. While many drivers turned hd'h l"""Tu
,,,Nii others went over the bridge ana tu'N lon1
tour throu-h The suburban lo"'. o'l~una'VN ~ i,
inr brief ,rl of winter l. almost over ana N'l-
Dunn promises rapid rise ol tchlpca'"l'' a. ~
panied however. hl fair weather. al" sHo"7l"'"
has gone OF the coast OF Nova scotia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
COMPOSITION OF THE NEW REICHSTAG.
oxry NINE SEATS STILL IN DOUBT - THE
EMPEROR AND THE SOCIALISTS
ELECTToN EIOIIN Nc.

Berlin March 3.-Exceptng nine reballots' tpe
results of which are still awaited. the 39 seats "s
the Rcichstag are divided as follows Centr'So
II2: Frcisinnge and Volks party. So Socialists -
Conservatives C6 IMP rial,st 20; National Liberals
80: Poles, 10; Anti semiuc,, j independents >
Alsatans. IL.
Chaplain Stoccker is elected for Sicgcn
1t is reported that the Emperor in his speech AT
the Saatrath dinner saturday, referring I" inc
success OF the Socialists said u don't icar uc'
But as regards the Social Democracy, 1t Is my auar
am ready to deal with ii alone
1t is expected that a result Of the conferences
between The Emperor and Prince Bismarck the "oV-
ernmcnt WILL at the coming session Of the kechstas
submit an anti Anarchist bin, to take the place OF
the anti socialist bill which rejected by the last
Reichstag.
When the result Of The second ballot was announced
at Dortmund the Socialists engaged in riot. MNen
the police attempted to dispcrsc them they were
drawn swords ana scattered the crowd. Thirty oi
the rioters arrested. 80,
Election riots have occurred at Dnsborg Ihe
rioters were charged hy the police with drawn ~Woius
Many of them arrested.
While n PrOgrcssi-t meeting was being h'll 20
night at Koenc mob II Socialists >i"n'd me
hail. and a sharp fight cn>uVd. The police alIca'c'
a large number of persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
A KILLING FROST IN FLORIDA.

New Orleans, March 3.-The "Picayuhc9 i'"
sacola di,pach says a killing frost occurred mere
this morning. I'm all probability destroying the ffult
Gran throughout thi. county. Reports from Ne"t
Florida are 70 the effect that the fruit crop III thal
section i, badly damaged and will probably be tou
loss owing 10 the mildne-S OF tle Winter, az ,, 80
~ ,r,i, ,rr.,, fnlly month ahead Of the usual time
c1u-r1ncniy greater damage viii result from the
present cold snap .,, .hor - still
er,.tv herr, hut !, ,dcratin- The mercury Wa ~
- degree, last ni-ht. bananas, guNh' anu o',ls
,,,, ..a,,l,u, are badly damaged Drins" trees are
adt nlpped and f. some cill les the trees a'r hech
billed inrr. Will be great los, on Heat sei'o"
,rop. as the trees are all IN bIoOm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
THE BELATED COLD WAVE.
TT MAKES LITTLE ICE. But DOES MUCH
DAMAGE.
FRUITS KILLED IN THE SOUTH BY SEVERE
FROSr-PREPARING TO GATHER ANoIHH'
CROP on LAKE CHAMPLAIN'

Boston, March "a very heavy snowstorm mas
prevailed in the greater portion of New hngahu s"eo
yesterday. At noon to-day dispatches recelVeu ni'i
Gated the practical cessation Of the storm at most
points; clearing. and colder weather followed Inc
snow on a level has been from Twelve TO eighteen
inches deep. Highways are said to be IN odn 'o
dition and trains somewhat delayed and for the
first time this winter it necessary to use snow
ploughs. To-day townmcetlng day in many
parts Of the state, and 1t i expected that the meet
ings will be materially interfered with by the Storm
The snowfall here is given nine inches The
street railway companies had snOwploughs running
all night, and this morning the cars were drawn by
four horses. The electric cars are making tneir usud
trips.
Troy March 3.-Thc cold weather has again put
Lake Champlain in condition Or ice aud dealers are
taking advantage Of the weather to put every avail
able man at work. All northbound trains are filled
with harvcsters and laborers. The river at Troy Is
once more filed with inch thick Ice, but the current IS
swift.
Rondout March 3.-There is no ice in this vicinity.
Rochester, March 3.-The schooner Specdwell, from
Whitbv Canada with 475 tons Of ice, arrived at
Charlotte thi, morning Thi, is the first arrival at
Charlotte thi, season.
Lakewood. ~ j., March 3 (speciaD.-The first sleigh
ing snow Of the season fell last night and the supply
OF scighs unequal to the demand today. quests
Of all the hotels and cottages nadc merry al udS III
the snow and sunshine.
Harri,onburg Va March 3.-For the last forty
eight hours the weather has been the coolest oi tile
season. the mercury crawling down nearly TO zero. IL
is Thought peaches apples and small fruit have been
killed. -,
Lancaster PENN March 3.-At meeting OF tle
Lancaster County Agricultural society hed ths "'er
noon reports read showed that the fruit crop III .'
county been practically DESTROYED BY & tne ,H' M
frost, There will. # +, said, be no early ir' at AT
Mobile Ala March 3.Thcre was frost here w f..r, so
day SUNDAY ard Monday mornings, ana nau Nv. leer 49,
m sunday morning which did much damage 10 sIVN
inc truck crop, in this locality 1t i th0uEhe 'iNu @
cnhhag, Of the first crop Is dama;cd l'liS - P0'
nnnI All -uAll yc.eiAblc, are Allleu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
THE IuponrArrox OF AMERICAN CATTLE.

London. March John Leng, member for Dundee.
in the House Of Commons TO day asked whether the
Department Of Agriculture ready TO grant the de
mand OF the scotch farmers for equal facilities with
ohcrs for importing cattle from the United states and
Canada. lie also asked whether the condition Of
American cattle justified the regulation providing for
their slaughter at the port where they were landed.
The Right Hon. Henry Chaplin, head of the Agri
cultural Department. replied tiat the American Gov
crncuf was not complying with the conditions OF the
act of lr7r and that Therefore the present restrictions
could not hc relaxed. In l--. he SAID, forty seven
hc,d Of cattle from America. affected with pleurO
,,urnm0uia had arrived in England. Communication
H. ,ccard f. the enforcement Of the provisions Of In"
act # 197- were stll proceeding with the United
states Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
THE DIssKcrlyc KNIrN RESTORED HIM
4 REMARKABLE STORY OF \ MAN VINO Dt.
CLARfs THAT HE WA> BURIED AND AFTER
wAIsD rAKEN IEOM IFS GEAvL.

st. Louis, March 3.1hc local press is puzzled over
the case Of John J. OConnor. II was asserted ht he
had died. and that his body Wa taken 10 the mpftnc
where il was identified by Dbl, wife who had hii buried
in Calvary Cemetery. Few days later IL was -aih
that OConn0r was alive that his "ifc had been mis-
taken and that the man who taken 90 the grave
was not her husband II row leaks out that thcf" j.
every reason b. believe that O'COnnor wa buried
some time between the night oi Monday. February 10
and the afternoon Of Wednesday. Ofonnpr was seen
saturday night and declared most cmpia'caly t'A'
the grave In the cemetery IS empty and hr cAhhel "A
cut which had been made half way across tie abdomen
lie Is Of the opinion that he really buried ana That
!i, body was taken up and conveyed 10 a d,-ccting
room while a state Of suspended animation ana that
wien the first incsion made II caused a 10" of
blood which restored him 10 Consciousness. lie says
that he went 10 a lodging house on Monday evening
and that he knew nothing more until Wednesday night.
when he found himself seated on the court house
steps in a dazed condition, weak and Sick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
rop 7uRrArryryG TO SHOOT 4 CORONER.

Henry Blum. superintendent OK the rupoer "o'N,
which failed at Elizabeth y. j.. last week was locke"
mn IN 4 cell at Police Headquarters there last night
for threatening to shoot DIR. David Miller coroner oi
Mon County. Ammidown. smith 4 Co.. OF tm'
city. made a levy on several cases of wooen goods
which they had sold to the company before It's failure.
Dr. Miller As coroner took the place OF the sheriH
and served papers on Manager Blum, who noursheh q
r.olver and declared he would kill the coroner or
a,r ,na ,rh, atiem pted touch the stock lie was
arrested ON complaint Of Coroner Miller ana taken 'o
i,n charge viii be made against Him to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
MINISTER CONSTANS'S RESIGNATION.
THE CHAMBER sUsTAINs THE GOVERNMENT IN
TIE MATTER-MANY nEPrTlEs NOT v0TING.

Paris. March 3.-Thc Chamber Of Deputies today
discussed the Interpolation - VI. Drcyfu, In regard
to the resignation Of Minister Constans. 1t the con
cuson Of the debate vote # confidence in the GOV
ernment was adopted by 2i9 t. 200.
in the coIrse Of the debate Premier Tirard denied
that there was any discord I'm th" Cabinet. The
programme Of the Government. he said. had not been
changed lie desired a union Of the Republicans. and
wished to avoid all questions that We're likely 10
create dis-cn.ou. lie defended the course "i the
Ministry I'm con.cntnr to take part In the Berlin Labor
Conference and ~ad IT the mcrcst lly 20 qn's
ton the patriotism Of the Cabinet III 'onn''uo" VII"
the matter -
The division is regarded as adverse 10 tie Govern
mcu, I'm tlcw ~ tlc fact thlt l-o Deputies a.-i,n'n
from voiinr thereby declining t. expire, confidence
In fhe NlnL.frN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
FIRE ~ A PUBLIC SCHOOL.

A cornmoton among TIC 800 scholars AT PnDlc
school No. =, Of Bayonnc y. j.. was caused Yesterday
afternoon by fire breaking out IN one OF the class
rooms of the primary department. on seeing tho
smoke and hearing the schOolbcll ringing for tho
Fire Department. several children rushed 10 the win
dows and attempted 10 jump ont. The scholars were
called 10 order and dismissed. The hre wa, 'auscn
hy an OvcrhcatDd uc ~ tho heater. which sci hre "
tGc woodWOrh. The flames were eAtlmSuisi'd Dy
Nes Harueft the teacher In the cas, room, before the
arrival OF the frcmeD The parents OF The children
aocked TO the school they heard OF the IRE
NO one was ntured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
TIE FRENCH ATTACKED IN DAllOMEf.


Paris. March 3.-A report has been received by the
Government from tie Governor Of senegal confirming
the rumor Of a week ago Of encounter between the
French and Dahomans. According TO the latest di-
Matches 200 Of the King OF Dahomeys troops attacked
the French force, under Commandant Tcrrlon, Al
Atzebo After a severe fight the French rcpuscd
the natives killing and wounding 100 Of them.
II is reported that the Government intends to
annex the Kingdom Of Dahomey to the French pos
sessions in Africa and that large expedition VIII
he sent 10 the west The expedition, IL l. said.
Will be under orders t. act promptly upon It's arrival,
in order 10 avert the putting 10 death oi many
raptiycs on the occasion Of the Kings accession 10 the
throne II being the custom in DahOmcy to sacrifice q
large number Of prisoners and DahOmans at al state
and elgiOus ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
REypGiDD ApAcHES MAKING TRoUBLE

San Carlos, y M March 3.-Thc renegade ApachcS
nr, making themselves known as winter disappears
OF the eleven rcnegadcs five or SIX "i tlcn arc III
sonora Mex and on late raid stole sixteen horses
besides committing numerous other depredauo"s' IL
IN safe to say that an Apache war + lmhihs' anu
the In,,l malice and the military are not lhcly tr
anticipate or prevent It. Five Indian mddeiors are
now being housed by their friends on the reserVat'on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
STRIKE IN 4 TRENTON POTTERY.

Trenton ~ j.. March 3.-Flftytwo sanitary
rressers at the Equitable Pottery went on strike ths
morning. by order ot General Master Workman JON"
O'Nei of the National operatives association Inc
s,,,e I, ,n consequence IF the cmplo, mcnt II non
union hclp by tie firm. II Is thought that the
trouble viii be settled by the nonunlon men Joining
the uniou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
YARD BRtKENEN on 4 STRIKE.

pitt.nurr March 3.-About sixty yard brakenien OF
,he plttsbutg and Lake Erie Railroad struck for an
ayarce of 80 cents day, and as consequence tied
nm this end of the line Passenger trains arc being
hauled on time, but the men chose their moment Win
excellent Judgment miles Of freight are waiting ior
brakemen. WHO cannot be found. peculiarly "t
the strike is that the non nmon ana "I'hout
Con!uctors' brotherhood and the locomotive engsers
have announced themselves ~ opposed 10 the suiAo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

Fort smith Ark, March 3.-Depdty Marshal wilson
has reached this place from the Creek Nation. anu
Gibson Partridge the last of the notorious Wesley
R,rnett gang who IS charged with murder ana morse
stealing ON saturday Partridge was brought 10 tay
=, a., cabin ~ L. Old Caesar" a Creek medicine man,
an the Verdiers River. The marshal and lbs posse
nrrouuded the cabin. and. after patlcylng Tor some
,i,,n .,t fire 70 the building Just before tie roof
feu in the desperate out and laid down ms arms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
THE HAIGHTS HELD FOR TRIAL

PeekskllI y y, March 3.-Justice Little this morn
ing held Mrs Ann IIaght and her daughter Kate. OF
this place for the action of the Grand Jury upon
charge of grand larceny. The prisoners were taken
ia the White Plains Jail. where they were admitted to
hail tn 81 900 each appear before the Grand Jury
to"morrow The Iiaghls are charged with stealing
$4,000 In Government bonds from the estate OF MIS-
Rebocca Lyons. who died last December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
VICTIM OF THE HiTMA TT RIOT.

Chicago March 3.-Oniccr Daniel Daily. one of tho
po,emer wounded at the liaymarket riot. was com
mitted IL the Detention Hospital for the lns;me TINS
afieriloon DAILY struck on the hack OF the head
at the riot With piece of she'll but hs injury was
M considered serious at the time, and after being laid
m . f.,r ,avs he resumed his place on the force. ana
,tfoi,ni II up 10 August of last Year iherc seems
no doubt. however. that MS INSANITY ID 'ic rcsu' o'
l...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
THE poox oy ANARCHY WASN'T 4 SUCCESS.

Chicago. March lspcc.ap.-lAc Weaver Prnuns
and ithographing Company bean suit for Sl.poo 30
day AGAINST Edmund Furthmann, captain Michael -
schaack and Fran,i, j. schultz. The suit is for work
done on schaack's book Anarchy. which Is sah'
not 10 have been the success il, publishers ant''eu
CAPTAIN setback did brave work IN railyng the pol,c
on. nf fine most efficient officers IN brin gins the con
-pirator, 10 trial. IA, book WA, Widely ddNoV'isc"'
nm flll.l 10 roAlLLc lnc sAlcc-, aulcIpattd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
1v1.nrD ny slIppING ~ THE IcE.

Tho police yc-t, rday sent 10 hospitals 'eVcFal
persons who fell on the cv walks and hut thcn'cNe''
Daniel Meyer broke his wrist in Christopher t. iil'
hnme i, Al 80 90 Nlntha>e. Oh M,. Elizabeth
,ue,.r ol No. 6fi East Thrtccnthst also hal Her
wrist broken I'm front of no loi Canal->t Charles
Uurl, A young porter of 40. BOZ East Twenty second
~, di-loca,,d ankle at Lexington ave- ana lMcniy
tiirt 81 tugh NcfNoN. of D. 800 East one hundred
ana first ST. sprAincd hi, ankle IN front OF 80 tafN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
ONE SCHOOLBOY KILLS AHOTHEA

Akron, Ohio. March (spcciaD.-Two scho0lhoys
became involved In an alteration at Cuyahoga Falls,
near this city, aud George Patterson struck Edward
Ilaulman In the head with stone, Nllng him. Pat
tesson has been arrested and Is In jail awaiting -
examiJ alton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
No FIN TO BE A PROFESSOR AT KALAMAZOO

Kalamazoo. Mich, March 3.-Twenty masked stu.
dents OF Kalamazoo College seized Professors Ferry
and Trowbrldge bound them hand and foot aud left
them i'm an open hed two miles from the college, say
tlrtay night. The matter is being Investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
TO ACT FOR THE GERMAN MINERS.

Berlin, March 3.-The COLOGNE Gazette says that
the rules adopted by the mems committees for the
Government pits at saarbruck include for the
election Of delegates by secret ballot. for torn OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
THE NASHUA LABOR TROUBLE.

Nashua ~ H. March 3.-The committee OF the
strikers and that Of the Nashua Company have not yet
reached conclusion and will have another conference
on Tuesday. 1t looks If matters would now be
adjusted satisfactorily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

AGAIN CHOSEN TO THE FRENCH CHAMBER.
Paris March 3.-Thc election in the Department Of
Bassc Pvrcnccs to fiji the vacancy I'm the Chamber "i
Deputies caused by the mvalidat"n by 'hat b'd> "i
the election of ~ EcheverrS took place Yesterday.
NJ Ftchevcrry was again candidate, ana the erection
resulted in another victory for lim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

London. March "A dispatch received this evening
says that Of the passengers and ere" "i the bi
ish steamer Ouctta which was wrecked Friday night
near somerset In Torres strait, Australia, while bound
from COOktOwn for London, were saved