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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-06-19

How is it with the Journal? We will
answer for it. Its record is well known.
It acknowledges allegience to no party.
1t has no political principles. It has
become household word as political
nonentity. Politically it is non est and
non compus. 1t will not give its sup
port to any regular republican nominee,
but it will not loose any opportunity
from under its hypocritical cover of in
dependence to carry on its fayorite mode
of political skirmish by ambuscade and
bushwhacking.
The Journal never comes squarely to
the front, but attacks from the rear. Just
as it is now essaying most illtimed fire.
in-the-rear fusilade upon Senator Moody,
while that gentleman is devoting his
whole energies in Washington to the
interest of his constituents with three
most important local measures for this
city, which it is well known he is doing
his utmost to push to successful issue.
Besides that the most important legis-
latiye proposition ever proposed affect
ing the interests of the Hills, Pennington
county and Rapid City, that of pro-
teetive duty on block tin, is being con-
sidered in Washington at this time before
the senate finance committee, to which
our representatives are giving their
united efforts. 1t will no doubt be re-
freshing to Senator Moody while devot-
ing himself to subserve the best interests
of this people, to read these attacks and
abuses of himself in the political BUSH
whacking press. But what care they
for the interests of the community, or
commonsdeaency, or gratitude to pub
lie servant? The great overshadowing
proposition is anything to beat
Moody y Rapid City Republican.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-06-19
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1890.
REpuBL1cAN STATE CONVENTION.

The republicans of South Dakota will meet in
at the opera house, on Wednesday, the 9th day
of August, 1850, at o'clock p. m for the pur-
pose of placing in nomination candidates as fol-
lows:
For two representatives in congress.
For governor.
For lieutenant-governoE.
For secretary of state.
For treasurer
For auditor.
For attorney y-general.
For superintendent of public instruction.
For commissioner of school and public lands
The several counties win be entitled to the fol-
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-06-19

By order of the committee.
Dated at Aberdeen, South Dakota May 8, 1890.
CHARLES T. MCCOY, Chairman.
WILLIAM B. STERLING Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
ARHT AND hA'T INTELLIGENCE

was.nS.nn pt =. t,~c ord !t'ltctaTe q. II
P1VA.tnu sth Cavalry. has h-s. ur"rd ~ r"rarv
duty al FUrt Never va. captain r. l.. A'iin~ki
9TH Artlrerv lr-I relieved ir h. p~r-ht p"
C.Al Quite. AID ori';-d H. Join III battery. captain
t. W ,i~,sincA GtI infantry. la h'-I ordered f.
Drp,rry duty y, ,r,tl.e judg" &c vo' Ate n the De-
I4rtii"Lt Of Dakota y g-..cra! court MARTA! hih
ts.,n y~ia~cn to Vest Po'ni, y. s. october
d, fJ ar, ,,1al o .ich ':r,'Gi"r- rav b" brought
tsf,r. L rs details .: t!- "pC-' i u, !IllV, ap
u,n GeoEc NiIcrL;. Corp, [" Enth"'"~ IlH' Len
tenant, Iarrr.c H. LcrN. corp, VI Euc!H'"'i, j"!'i
\ r,l-rsT.. 81 Cavalry. C."r!cs Il. No''~. "h H.
fairy Ua,-y g. l., -,.i A. ;IvhIrV A.r " III ~
Y Fo..yC. ,hh cavalry S"Cd L'"it.'"t- JON. 10
B.,.r snr ttl Cavalry. and T. b,J'Iny Moi, Int Ar
tl.r5. jr.:e M '~lU ,,.
M, Il ,,d, ,ldlv fJr Ntwprt. To- iL.,~1 -t''
:, 4u. e. 4.y "a, Arrives! - b.ia th hS rrv :" RIO
nr,rc,. 1.on-. Va oct. 2.-T1" school, hip Jn".ca
,.o.,, y,,lcl ~, Hc1 YORK tn- n.o1.ht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
pporCrDryG WITH THE CEYSr-S

Two re~"ptri NJ the In'~'ln~f''s Gossip hboN- w
-urr.r,i-ni k"i4nv l,d hi ~. .itttS. D"vi Rvu a."
Xir, r.. p'rr,"l. cn"'!nIcd - no MAJ dT- 'N''~
yc.,n>,,y special Ase,t ',,n't n to IEitt state
6....u. Ir~.,l r,.>"Ii "a kept BE "y~ upoi
the r~,h,-i. ":lp"' ~ ~ NC r"r'Nnt Up 10 - m.
,,hc bu-.i.~~ ended, "Rhrv t-rphS ND ,~rn r~"'N"h
which co..thi,,ch "i.-nl nan.". Win n" it'~"l
HANDED ~ prcv!ou,v. tins r.lhe" tNIil Vt lU-.'-e
,,r,. ,.f .ivxi n, I.t" >o.r~ ciiftH- lri"i. r'r
r-ct J., ,,,f;nIr,-,. 90 -'ark. n 'ie II ri
I~.i, g., found II "4l "a Ft>' ~ aduuy who d"'l''" =!
r., l .nlr ID it,-n g." ilpu.at ~ v"uN p" -
,.srg .n,. ipnl -" r. '''i S''t.N t'pve"'".i,
t..,,,r llu-~ Of tn. Nli~'',':th i'"Trct. e'U ct
v...,! t,e T9"rty..At. r-r'p:. District % no WIZ
A~o.' !, district. aid tisi Vhril h" called ~ No
~ fifih ave-" ic~t"r!hI q woman 30" T~'P'it'"i u
HI p.C..rl told ,i. VA: -l." iil TO iIf, E'd'hH L.
...rc I'm Il a." family raj 'r"' MA
At i;I~a.o ~. IN" ll'' - -" """.d "nf ih'"r'
wner thcy htd b'"'' fJr IN ,iiu.iI.cI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
4RIZON.l'S GROWIN, PROSPERITY.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ACTING GOVERNOR OF
TIE TERRITORY.

WashinSron OCT. IN. y. Murphy. the Acting Gov
eIn"r OF Arizona Territory has nc with the secretary
OF the Interior his annual rrpJr for tho IscN wear
c"Crd Juno 80, 1890 He SAY that ho i, unohMully
Eioined that The Eleventh Census places the popula-
ton Of the Territory At 81 900. exclusive Of Indians
and persons living military r.servatloi, and with
u' 80 WHO live reservations mot Indians the popu
laton OF tie Territory Will probably eXCoo $1,000
lis is a y,. in year, Of 1890. The Territorial
~"uI' ,dys Tho report. are being InoTD regularly
developed. occupations Iurc fixed conditions are
IEorJ favorable and the population Il consequently
Ho!c ptuiI aid Increasing rapidly than ever
before. WAilo mining has always Lc'm the foremost
Industry Of ir Territory and l. probably now In more
healthy condt t,l;ui aud producing moro wcah
than citlcr a.,r!rlituc or grazing YET a Ua)oi paT
" tho Immigration must now Oc cTditcd - sSr
Cultural interests. Tl> the Acting Governor thinks
attributable % the astonishing prtucuvcIc-' OF the
cradle and~ AID the great prN,Sress that has been
made dunn. the last few III the constitution OF
caials Yscrvu.Is. otr. and The extended rc''na'ion
{, VIA; nave been designated arid laId,." The
number Il Mo;1nons III Arizona Is estimated at
1000 AID In view 81 the restrictive fSslauoh i'll
Idaho snG the probability VI similar action III Itch.
/, ,ore than likely. the Aotug iiovc7or thinks. that
tie immigration Of MoIInons 10 Arizona viii rapidly
iDcrcasr
A Table accompanying tho Npora gives facts ~ to
the taxable property Of the Territory. III part a. fo
lows: Number OF Of lad tho rrIt"ry.
3a.3Oia valuation Of land. $3.50 3G4; valuation OF
mIIrpvcine, is. S.lHU.oi" nriIrcr Of horses Ia II"
II rr,ury <ODSi. v;lu'N at SrO7l"i3, nunbrT OF
cat,.c ;Al valued at a. 81 800 number Of sheep
49, vg!icd at Si3I.949; miles Of railway Ill tho
TYR ,ury I.oJ3. v,ueG at $16l3ad7. VALUATION Of AL
ot,,r property, e4.a'j33:S The total property val
u. On o, Tie Territory Is s1s.O'0:34.
ITO total d,,tt Of The Nrr.,oiy - S737,l55 Tho
bonded and .uutils deb; OF uc ovcr"i Counties agg
gate, S2@2l.Olo. The city kdcatetDcs, Is S2ooolb
Tr I.llcia: prohibition 1, gwen a. follows: Copper,
OoO y ,unds q d. t-31, H3'i silvr FL 4G3 l3j
rol. ULrra! D. riUcl. aa"u' :'.'lr.3sJ.
'Ta, .Ar;E ttov"rNor r"''n:n'Ic> mat az chaph'H
AZ. ior tie uuul vi Ar,i.i.a III" l0r b." pa ''si
~ sre~, .Ttl all ptHllr ald "iLih %" Territory
~. u.l,.. 80 r.a III ~ao hH~ be g!v"'i I" l1"'
T,rrory III srhool PURPOSES. that the san Carlos
Au. ,,s . ,cAo," Vin Che Tc.ri;o? aud in r9"'rv'
ilor, orr. y for -,t+Lclt. ~ d that Via J. Rpwn
A. IA, . daAo lost oath" b" inado applicable 10
Arizona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
CON0RESSNAN CANDLERS TTKVS.
WORK BEFORE TIE WORLDS FAIR COMMITTEE
OF INouIRY-TuE TARIFF BILL

WORK BEFORE TIE WORLDS FAIR COMMITTEE
OF INQUIRY-TiIE TARIFF BILL.
Among the wcllknoNn public men who were at the
Fifth .Avcnne Hotel Yesterday was COngr~ssman JOHN
W. Gambler Of Massachusetts lie il chairman OF the
Worlds Fair Committee Of the lower hsc. and under
resolution recently adoptrs! made chairman f the
sub committee appointed ~ Chicago and invcst'-
gate the doing oi the Worlds Fair Committee there
on the Subcommittee. with HIN Congressman Hit
Of Illinois chairman Of the COmTittc" on Foreign AZ
fairs Congressman Eoswcl +. Flower, Of this city,
chairman Of The Democratic National Congress Com
nIittcc toncrr> Frank Of Mi souri,. and Conaress
man Wilson, of West Virginia. To reporter Cong~ss-
man Gambler said yesterday That he sub committee
would 10 Clra.O Immediately after the elections
Fair matters. The committee" he ad4"d. would take
no account Of rumur-. Nj Congress wants i 10 he ac
curiirl! informed Of What Is being done so that he1S'
la:inI hc speedily enacted If needed.
OF the work Of Congress Mr. Gambler thought Thar
this ,iOn tr most important and memorable ever
held IN times Of peace. The f,rt had been thoroughly
crtHb shed that the principle II protection was stu up
held by the p"op". The Mckinney bill was sanitary
measure and would give satisfaction t. the laborlng
cins>r, II woHd h!i': labor and capital nearer TO-
ctIhor. Tie to ID results Of this rncasurc Wonlo 20
fill quietly: t'Hs1">-nitn 'ahnicr sah tnaf h'
hoped that tho 'ud com" when economic Ques
tons lie This iii could ,scd aud leeslLfed upon
withon, HAVING one section Of the country at'hyed
0Eti.I-t another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03

"a .,. .;r.uc St,,r- PrrSiytSrliN ChNrrh i"i NV
r.srx has been called tc the old south "
-hurch H. Worcester. Mass. AZ Na!i-' "i 49, =
All e1,l RS .n HIS present p'>'''a" Z" "'r'P' .0
o.,or nlncc to lin. lie eXrr'ts 10 60 I" Wor"
"a take charge 81 us leg church b. we 'hro 'o":
l., IRIS month. Mr.. Conrad l. ah'n' t'r,! 'cNs
-. - a,,-od f>,rr C,rl,on College Minnesota. IN
,uo IVA from Union Theological seminary IN lrN''
no Immediately began work with his present chufc"'
c~ membership has since doubted and the eoihcc ma
80. .,,or,od a. a cost Of slI. 900. He viii Grf
:. co, siderable increase in salary III ~"rces''T'
I,.ry A Powell Of the Lee Avenue onersssS1Mt.n ny
H-n1, ~, ,1;ly declined call TO ING Niu
ShGrli in Woree-tr M; V"hI 10, - s,, s' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
UILEEN 1NfIC FAIR ASSOCIATION.
TIT stIlTINr3 Just CLOSED HAS RFnIEvBD II
yYuM DCBT-oTlIER RAIRs

W1ll,nantc Conn.,. oct Y (Spcc L,.-The Wflliinantc
IA. A~so,iiii closed 70 daS the most sur''~'i'u
thr,,.S,, exhibition held, with tal atcidih"
@, 90 900 or more. tn" receipts WSc heavy rl,e0iiS
H. ,ocry OF dent ana putting IT. dhu:ccs III e"od
coDcitlon.
CuritsIe Penn. Oct. = (iIssiani- Upward Of 600"
n,rs,,, f>>n, Al part OF Southern I''nisyivhiln ~
IT,. ,it., the Cum oi land Cou't Az! iltui1 EAh,' Oh
today Tho ri.V. I'll at;rr9Don r.: puI'S ~
200 rhrlv thrS "'tr!o. Grad T.. b. T., OWED
" A. r. Cu.fnu IS \olr -. y. m. OWED tN J. =
>lddausA aud Charlie e.. Vv1 Cd - l.. l-~'~ "i"Hd
H. c,,..c Il; fist i. ~. 'tr,- l''' d'1 Won ~" r1ov
MI, :, s'soLd t..nr'-.- 80. ! L.. ~ - !"
tine :,I,.>Iui Ter mic lIat> rni.Ia- race t"N "err
fur o.trlc, BLESSED. m on ." ly v" D"!i NiE'
L.a> b. l.. owu,-: d, WD.aH. si'"i, s,"!y'"ff /. ;
owIed by +. 81 lAtrc. /. I'D Rsvalirt. b & '"'cn
,S " NJ Hut huish,. Esvct!'r Hpn tL!> race VIVA
Ara, viId, tiu.l :9U, - II the LcAt ii"'
thcr, were 1--we cl'rluS. lntchad o~' ID er A ":
MINIS. s,c-1uan y. owned " T. Hrpi". AID AGA h.
OWED " J. Middau;h. i"i.' A'ii. ""T t"'"h AID
tine lnuI,cy ws- tah.l. 10y -hctf.a1 W. who ioh nv"
of In, heut, lrit,Ia ~ u! tin ~ :. ~ -
A. = Al. \ halt male ru:in!,l Ii"" ~ Vic "'!h,
r-.c- IrpsP~~t. "w;cd by ". ". Hutchinson. DANG
:. ownci D.! !. y Latin, and I11k g.. CIV nd -
]. Noppr. OH the I!!iIng PTI,r'"i took both heat .
David :. StrINu. t!H.c-5g %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.
sHIpPIN,; SILVER TO TIE UNITED sTArES-Dls
AsTRors RISE IN THE oRrNocO


Panama. sept .j-silvc. cnntiunes to So exported
from the I,iLm~ which caus"- much speculation w 10
when The outflow will CEASE and whence tr-.h supplies
Of corn are 10 be obtained. Colombian currn'! IL
rot favor!to and II ONLY rvichc, here for purciri"c
OF drafts while Peruvian sn"| and Ecindorl"i ana
,hiI,n,i co.- brought hc~ for sale and eSrhanr'
The trad. in thc& l. falling on. and the "inonit
| VI money In clrcnllt ON has rapidly dcrTa<-h
Tn" Law y, sod by the last Ecuadoran C"hsrrss up
proviDg the treaty II peace. coIncn~ ann hoViR"oh
| signed in WASHINGTON OF July 10 ~as approved ny
Mo Ecnadorl,u 'iuvcrnmcnt on Jane 30 Thi> Ia"
hn4 rcccutiy been p.h.h"d together With anosheS "p
proving u convection cel" rated on O'tohcr ~ iSS1'
BY the Minister 81 For"!.n Affairs % E'n"oor "'"
! 4, Waller M C,nnl,~ oner II the Government OF
r,e Tinted states. proviuc that The claims OF r~'"r IL
Sa..to, .NnIl 10 arrin,rd ~ Grldtrhlon
General Mariner Aporri. h.1 vc"ntlv In QMto
General lpn.4cis Wa n Colombian bv birth and Is
veteran Of the wor Of IuG"prnh-nr".
The sale q c,npovder (, a Government monopoly
In Ecp,dor. Rcc".ny tn" supply r'n snort ala on
order TT fr"<h supply was SOFT Z" inc h''' 9'@"%
By r,-1,c powder for usr IN heavy nHll re- waS -et
~ AID .. i., - 10 -InImvicr N TIE RcrnLh" The
ruvaqnl 'Narun" rIorf- that squirrels. rArrrt' and
al h,-d. ~ I'D, ad ,uhll arinal' aTc INCREASING IL
nnrl,or al ;r"wing int
The E.yor nr.Nort has rNrn'!v rs"o ana n"hc'
an cYo,n,ns cX."it ~ ryu''ry. l" 'hc town ~
~nt.t Iol,y,- $50 house, ,s,vr rcrn washed down.
ri - SN"s' l"'r-''S INV '>'' =
homeless md dct!r.,c. TIE lr~s l. "nTa'ch h'
"a 600 600 Int t,ic aunni w',i /" un"h lsrr"r. af
the riy.- subsequently ros" higher aTh inanS plsn"
.,n, wcrr thou danced ~ la-ce rulnnrr ." '"t'!"
drwn"f F..v.r. ar. alI"d''T ii~vTr't. aIH
.n.icl,,,cl i,,; Wien -" vac" So do"Il "a" snl'
f~,n ,he rl!d &C -" t"eh nSh ara "htur IN t.c
fold VII 90 f"i.r Il, ...
4 vrne,u~i,.. I3l~r -" I'"'l", rc'"t'v sfa''1,
that A dru,ir me ,a'l" VI v IL r '"rv'ri art
80 t. ,,.i,tr, ~" trr "'H -" ~" VI w y
r..utIs ,; ,I. p,s,aso i ',-t e. fri claS' ad -
.conrt cl,4, r'r III. rel rI.i whl'l 'ir lir. Win
r,ii wl D.. iunlins'.h - ""itrify; ara rvrrT1n'hs
u'il ~ rh-. arl vcll at.i Tlc csD!''i rai-.r
IN itr TiDd >tat"- 70: t!i. work " slG OOOOo god
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
COLONEL EDWARD F. GAiLOR ARRE>AE D'
,,r TRIED TO ESCAPE AN ATTACHMENT FOX
MONTHS THE CHARGE AN ABUSE

OF yKI'NT FUNDS.
ro,o,cl Edward r. GAY Tor arrested "?rN vrS'"r
.ov NOR; in. at the A7th Regiment armorv. upon an
' ...,,u,c,t granted ~ Judcc Cucn in the supreme
CIT Oh September - II ~"cur"d h' James
e,,vcu AID John J. Glios. who ere IL" bond-mch OF
=, 81 ,;avloY ., trustee fNr Jennie T. a"d june L.
sl,tt lc.t'.~,~ nLc'l ~" WI - lHr!tN VI p'llIi'
:, anna, LAT ~ .pr,NE e." h'3~c apph'' !" NO
su,,,..-c Crr-, ~ ori"r d.''!dr~uS 'h'" H0''
A,rh.r rsA.l-, ~, COLONEL Gavin'> bond An "iN''
xa. n.aG. ou April l. that C'imrl ia>lor >N'"'o
,-drr an account Of ms tIT.~"r,hp within ten GAY
.6r, l. T. Nudl. a. e;err". md furnish ic" TH
r,,,y Az ,.,c Ldth:al performance oi h'~ "uN "S
A.. .n. Tho. ,.1,rr WIS ..rv"i Colonel ''ayl'l
No d.vs later. tr, he 1a!lei 10 comply wan IL an"
,-,.r,H 80 account and gave no ne" 'Hhf'N'
The amount IL tie estate !c''iNcd BIZ MN a. 'fus''N
~ SODA IS, and 1, l. ASSct~! bv thr cca''> "'h'
10. Of In, r4nr,ps! has ben paid and y" Interest
=, ,.,a, lsdd tci :. luac urr' A a'ta'h'i"'h Vic
~,,rE la; su'rl,r. hut colonel ''a> 10y Ah>'M''%i
~ .,,f foon. Ir>S,Un - r'nh'iSi IN ""~i'cN''N
- un-il TIC attic'.'nc,It c\p!~'i. Another Al
..,.~, va, l>,;rd to ',l> ~ ~ y: kiiS> ana West
80, c,uatt. out CclG.cl tiIi lor i"n "''.I I"
- ,c-a,y Afcr ti:X, a';sll,,a' expired h" Oos N
IA ryk:, "a" aTynory Vi M- rcSNn"N III" hc" at
,xc,,ort W., SECURED wi'hm H. hnoWi"isr' '''
.,cr,,v. Fl The pr!nrn> m9i,inS afdaviis HAT tA"v
"a MN, 10 fs.,r ,h.t y Colonel Gaylor wAs >'rv"d
u,h oD, If oryta' TO show Gauss or an! papers
.n.r,rs to tn,cnto.i OF procur!Eg attachment lc
I'D leave the STATE and defosi 81" piOoSo'S' Dc
sn.e 70 md gwen Up hi, place Of business h"' ''Ac"
mN,. IL t,s cy and had been living "'' OF TIE ''A''
amer h.s arrest COlo.ei 6sylU Wa taken !" 'l''
n,,r d Crner->itH t'!lluN. where lie S"'i-' 10 "
.l,rsd 10 50 home Ilc'iNrI himself 70 rr'"''' " '''
$50, n, ,,,~ sncr.N'> cr.o'. Bat III" request va"
-, "a H. WAS L,ixcd "a a ho"l until an "pip"
NC ", ga, bail wa, Afforded. The amount oil TINS
was f.rd " SO.SO .
Colonel Gayl)r I, oh,u, ory-tv" year. oid a'' i
.n II william Il. Uayior. tx i'uMnss 'o'n'N|o''I'
lie We. In the huiihA3 AID r.'1 rN'A'" ""N''''
~ ,,,,,, ,.,,v Ilo IaS been In co'lmanc OF
~. ~, pc..Iwf,, ~ /, nnui'r III yea, b", h, ~
~ nrg!rc,rd H. du.I'~ ~ sr'ilN '!'", -
-, liz, n> iL fGlN" IL -u'i''.'-, -
xsra,d In, troub., IL HI ,aNc al'l"@h- - IL.
i..e, ~ yavaca. te IL living "hhn.t "i'", in
e, 8, 49,, - ;,,r, - y t;N>N i"h''@ ~
t,ror de- g.: ca 70 All I'm &, a. Way %"!'E :,
49,, - p, on rs ~,nd !"N'rlGif y 80 !.
f""1'H L" - ~. N.>r sto:,si last cvclES A'd
Va. ,.,r,i,,.. in Tho hands az ~" sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
Cpj.yT irU ppp,DT'Tc nv WEIGHT

The Committee. 81 Nir'o'. II a." common '"h''''
NV. IL, r,,I h-.ii'.. f"-triiN a ~ IN" pf''pr'H
n,,,il,a,cc 70 arrrrI m" Al" IF irIn ana country
,r.Iu.n Us wci,M i'.,t"id Of m"h'irc tn" con
,r,,,n,-v VS. c.Iiv.r.d hy Delegation 81 truck
farmers from Nor',lh. Va. " f"r ~" l'sT"r~h'p 81
f.l,,rI william LaIih. They r'pr""n'"d o" 'h"r'h
land i,i4, u Norfolk county, ana came 10 P'"
~, u u i,nir.. .,,r t. 1rlrh the thousands OF
..,,ccs nf ,r,,I,. sent by r.iI and vessel T., New
YORK.
= r. T,inrirr brought II letter which wa r*h. %i
vt...,inr tlc ucv plli. &. Wade Enhih Pr, -.d"rt
- ,rn W,I.,l T.. ,'r,r.r-' a. iti'k spoke for Ur
,ua, '.n",.i Di i', or'.'ii'r =,
Jlr committee W!U np~ prepare their report ~
,c ur,ft!in" commune .tpl- from Doth >dcN VIII W.
rnc.iv,d and carefully 80: sldri''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-03
4 SNIP CtPTiTN CONFESnES TO SNrGGLYT1.

,-t"u~ I,.-p".;or, Nu IT. o'Nri and Roberts found
.nr.. iui l" arii,l uu tn ~hp John McLcd. which
.r~,.., n,l W,.!,,-Iy fr"m l,tohama which had not
l,... . .t'ul aud .''.d hulf OR more smulRed
.,D~ r' ,.tit az. Iar"- l.. stuart. finally confessed
.,f D." Ind >uu.s'.pl vil lahl" articles to his
iui.. 81 49, - F,:tV ih'l ST. south Brpoklyn when
"A. \r..l v.,, Al anchor m the BAY. From Captain
~igaf .'r ~ i.,inr- ~1,"i r.hiy min" yards Of silk
W..ultr.'. worni,.. ,i!h gown and other articles Of
.lh r.um the nr-t mate they seized number ID
,iirr ciru> and decorative articles which were con-
.,ld T., hi, h-h on tn" vessel tn" gods were taken
f., the seizure room in the Custom House.
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p,S1C N A TENEMENT HOUSE.

A Are byo,r oat al about Loon yesterday do u''
.n.r ~ me tve.story double tcH"n@t mouse n"
~ s,nd..st ov-ned oy E1i"'t No" AV' o. NJ, -
1,aImetto>t.. and o crpi"d ~ a hC''D"i VI N"o
-! ,,.,, ui.h nam, -,rcken aD't-esildSel'
49,. ~. flames had Amos, n.stAntN lcaped from inc
In. r. ,h. RI, Nv ~, -. The air SHAFT \ aecoid
end ,hri aluYu were >rlt ort. a. y was ioAe' .''
.,c t-,ue bDIlHinc> sdjoif!;c V"h! hc 9e' on mr.
yl.ver c,,1uc, we're 900. gathered about we cHII'
s,,rant,.r, ia, t'rv VIEW - Lce."i -, 10 w.
80 .'c AT tn. .-calr III" SIDEWALK AHH"r VI
800 - ar ~ uarrou tal isr-" i"i"n', "".m :. y
rsse thru ~. 1r G,,;!arc I" 'iG 1d..a a''i0 RI
rr,,e q; tnc !.is; /. UDI.DV "a.
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rpvrx,, To Bv!RF. AN OFFICER.

A.. ,,c.',, ,o tr,hc al officer of re law was nls'e
A.. ,:.o-.c Nc.x a taicf who vac arrs''i"i ~
~, r,,,-, ~ >e,..o.> Yesterday oI ''aTsn OF HFau
I.,r.ay - tho s't,,a GcrE-'" He Wal trd I" p''''
w., +, ~, att~upt 10 'o'n'ni' Ito T1i'c he ""'
.hs-:et with and apTroa'Nri Holm l. JAIN N'@>''.
rsulr Attorney. no VA NH~Nn''S W.
Ia q. ~. worth 100 ~ v"u /" accept a ri'a 81
-. q, az, ,,.co.,t" MI Clark indignantly Spdr'1
e. brtls aud pu>A. Net 4vaN so ~ u, SEQ" ,
- - 10 o. Won Will - MO 1rohh!"' NV
ar 10, -~r,, ,o 10 .ll.rcc against MN. +"
la a.or u:-'""c,S'a NJ a,,raM 10 1E ,rnp. :.
,o..p:'-'i', ~ :, < 100 N,@,H"r~t. Nc.z >'"i" 200
,i ,,~ ~ r,D..r %, !. Vet = t""n'N Tire" y"Ai
ria AID i, sam 20 b., IN -. 81 a i'"''''''
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,rrr7ynV or NAVAL SALTTES.

The t,I,avo. the nacship Of the Admiral "hlk"r
sousdru, Of Fvoluiion." vent yesterday l." III" Na'N
lai,i ~ b., repaired. Acting l'tf "hh"" "'"'' =
,L.., an .icH leave. h"rrr n, nas WAS NOT n>'iI
,., ,,. ,.,i., -, the Chicago. Much surprise Wa
,,,,,ic.,rd then thc ChioaIo began hrinr ~aln.
INT there vas greater surprise whrn the 'inh wa
only OF ..ycn guns. The saint" WIS for rear Aoh''''
d. L. b,,,inc who Is cntitl1i. according u Navy rf"
,..,, .. ,,,r..u purr The mistake Is Thought tn
. 90 ,,c ,,nnrossOn that Admiral lrainc was
,ay AIM, t,e station under temporary command OF
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bactall ssas1n shon' ovrF Il" manager
Al p.aj,r. rsdr re or n,-t.a"~ tina nave i"- n
made. and s.neta.ly te!i"''' That '"ni' "''' be-
tween u. ca.,ihs 10 ,sn, WI 3" hid ,i'.'N '''
Nsti,uui I,.yrr vii. ,Iy,ia ne" ting - IL" F'f'h
Avenue Hot. thursday aid tor'n"t' II P''h '''
future action. AID H. .d"ntN ~ 70 de''-" ''I'""
ho.t ba..bA4. ont q thn h".' mo "hch t'' "'A'h-'
~, brr-d Il
IN. P.aysr' League onicia> "vid~at,y dear I'll
:cfonc" and thc National I~.su" !, r'rGv a. h-''"
VI, 4res~-,on VII! Il 'i"my rght n"A" ~ -''""t
.,-r. ., Tie B -,ny1. L~lx!- '!nb SAID -;
tcr-.c. nm; >, h.d t.,k o'ei ~ - t''.on
Nui.d .".'an.y q. ~ hora. at'w.' ~ Etf"
-o@tiV -r.'n'- ~ r.>' Of No "'l"' 9" ~
Of National L"-src a.h.. A." ra't e"' D." IT,"
.d-rIUoEp .ad 1T 81. Satior.sl I''1"' ""'i o."
s.~ Auy ovr-.urr. nvs ~ -. 'ot" 81 t"f :"
.i, At that In thc Payer, L"Asr" ''i""-+e! a
.., :onv.n,on -" H.'ion.l Le.gr' ""tii 81 "'.-.'
.As.d"- such y prv,e, ,i'ioi.
Tl.o.e familiar uth ~ wo.s.n- o; -. r!av'r / >i'"
tia, osganu.uot III undo'b'~!!' iWA-' - 3D.
c!n;su c.ua outrish' I'D thea ZAP ,i'r' 20 u" l.:.f
I.oasn~ p!.ycr. ~ gaming I.-.-,..on &" ".'" l'.;'
-t-ous rod,. Il Is ,.io~~i that TIC hrheinp - ~ r>,
h. Ns,ionsi Lo~.ue 10 TIN va " Al "'-i i1'' :
Tho trar..fr Of No Cincinnati u" p!h,"- Irn.r"
- pu' down 70. 7na' n tn Erp"s.ff
a,ef- hsv" TN approached tv the i A.-t."i
IT, rarIe'u."n' All pIajH,. ho""'"t - a. = "a.
'i"r' II n" r.rh 30 Sgd B-oih,'sSh 'f'.'t a.
set, bat ne,he, ..,c THY sguri h.on.lyu .,n,', "a
TAr ua,ers ,"in cot- to l"' veil rio'gh Goi' ih.y
re largo ,4la", IT. The dn.nc" .ad most 81 "a" o.
ara risba 81, sutard 70 watt AID sat IN" l.r?',, sc
o.er.d " them. Mr. Bv,nr that h" wil pay h..
inen a, lars. -aar.'t i. bu.!n'-- WI! p"r"t Il
somebody o.,nr- hi- nIeei -.la''- i.an D." 'n
arofd pay. ur "a" m'n VIII hA.' >" ~ '!-"""i'.
H. Al, however, believes uo- ~ III, VIII
r,usn With HIM h"xt ~s'.on
Th. l,roskiyn and Pi,t.b',r I"1.u" trar,s r'i0d
Wa-hn4nh Park. BsooA.yh. vt" day IN m" rr~s""
Il alout t. 600 spectators. The Hf'sr'"'n'' posse! 90
,,pp r., ,,rn. ard es-,-t of I!'ori's r'IIy
urd II. mo -.,rnrl, inning at Font, r' h'I o.t thu
f,
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captain, who is entitled to seven guns only when
return salute is fired The for the salute was
that the Chicago has not come within Rear Admiral
FRAMES Jurisdiction before since the squadron
turned from south America. Some thought that In
returning the salute from the Cob Dock battery q
salute ~ eleven guns should have been fired in recogn
uoh 81 Commodore" Walker. but he he Is An acting
real admiral he l. entitled la the same honor~ d II ho
had rear adnlrals commission. thirteen guns. but hc
hot being hoard the salute was for Captain
RObcSOII, seven guns.