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New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
ALL SORTS or WEATHER.
FLOODS IN rur wr~r Axo MAKING TEN


~. IorI-. I,n. 90. dispatch p, The Erpu' lic7
from I.u..r lI.f. w.. -.u.t -E .U- 'f d-mac"
dome it ... l...n' HnYi- a-. COMING iu daily. Word
va- received l,r. to-day o t.r u.rr'" c~cip" OF t""
fatalities t-,.I 1r.r..H-. "I' l." i. tI" Cane '0'''
bottom. af.at i.t... m.i,- fium 'iI. 'i'- Thomas
Ii ., anl Io.,p. ~elleg- e.f h.n. ol JanutU ]. u"
vor i,, 80 lumber camp .ouc d.-tIn.e tvaf. leaving
their fia.,, aIluc ~o0u aftrraard D. began rti'n-
ard t.c. v..o unable 20 re'.ra oH account of tine
-tole. streams. urI.nuor named E'art-. VINO
lived ait.u. iali u..ir it.t ol tIc hu- went down
,o -,,. i,u fact tlc -troan 1915, r-iar. when h" dI
covered water above t.- Windows. ilr called 20 the
inmate, from The ha.o aHa rH- nn.N'nd ly an
appeal ar hclp d. hastily lrY-.v.-"1 raft ana
p.oucu,l t &, tlr tto ,p.tt-.-. l' lfcd r.ar each
,u..r. va.r. .a o.. Do, found >r.. Langley ard four
small children v,r. f,,tf- about ou mrrn.-es aud
leif.,-. r r.r ,t..r dv.nI-e N~-. e'ilcre and t"o
children ana mf'h'r hnd -..p .-'i Ii'm-"'', ~ =
.-.a. liz, of tt. '.f.I. Hl. pas! t'r d.lF"rl'..
-Nr Eyl.t- .ta' oi.- n. iIr. %. Z q ~, OF BON
house .ld tIr inmate, Duned o.. col. tAo roof. i'd
..'rr, ..n ,. Or, hna So. lu.lcy ,ad tuo water
va. fo, f.tA when they aroa, n 'lc mor,Ir. ID"
house fox -x hours. rhoa i'a 81 tu,hcI- Of corr
.tu In the htrr- hnYr ''-N d' ii"'' ~ arg tS.'
aasa a%. i" the ''~" '"'""' are covered "''' '''''
chicago. Jan. lo.-D-pn'.hc. report that many
farm, In southern ill.uoi, ar' almost submerged win
water the result - long c'nt'l"i rainfall Thou
sands q hu-lrl- II com r t'' part ot the state
-.i,.u unr,,h.r.d. ovln- 10 t!r fac' that iarnor-
, t.i i..t. fu drive into 'lcr tcid- 20 mako ~"
',r,..f Nu,h u' l"4l'h i.. tt"n 'tI,rd hy the
d.np rc.t,.r nnd th" ..'-n'Hf water
CI...,.a ,r,.- Iln i0.. IHo norfhvc,t gale mod"
rated a.d shifted :" northeast fI.- morning. when
.i,.a .t,...,. ard continues nfh au Increasing
g., ~ ..I. art IA. du.. .. .Ii '' ti'".
C,ltf-. We. Jan. 1o.-IA" Thermometer r''-'l rom
%, a., - dcrr.,- below l,lp throughout Washington
C..u.t, t.. morning. with r,l" 81 wind blowing.
N r a- m. rc mercury registered - hcl'" l"iU a.
,l.i- rfa.o -- h.lpH 90 Princeton. - hrl'" a. NllI
t.,, 20 i.aft 1I Ifoultoa. - 40 Tort Fairfield ana
81 below 90 Carbon.
N..,. > s.. Jan. 100. Ih" h1ih Falmouth.
lo,,.l vth limestone. arrived h.r. tu, morning
Tli r fhc l4t.-t arrival ~ r'. D on l"'ori. Boat
lr. =. f,r. Il.f friorr N,U Years. bat none have
ever arrived alter That date.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
THE Prv. MAURICE J. DoUGHERTY.

The Rev Mauroe j. Dou-Aerty. assistant to tho
Rev Charles Maoo1dN. pastor 4 the Roman Catholic
Church Of the Holy Gross. in West Forty second st..
died yesterday from pneumonf. after dh Illness Of
few days. lie was MS usual health until Monday.
when he became III. lie received on that Gay from
Archbishop Corr-an the appointment f rector Of st.
Johns Church, at Lake MahOpac. lie was graduate
Of the College of st. Frnci, Xavier, and went from
there to St. Jo,eph's Seminary, Troy. lie finished
Lis ,rudc~ there i'm June l--G when he oriained
priest. lie was assigned for duty first {" II. kay
nIond's Church. We-tchc~ter, where lie remained TWO
wears and va, transferred 10 Holy Gross Clurch
where he laborcd until he died. lie VIII be buriee
from that church today
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
A CONTESTED ELECTION CASE DELAYED.

Washington, Jan. 10 lNp ciaI.-'p'h argument III
tbe contested election case Of McNinnir against
Au,orsou. Of West Virginia. was begun before the
House Committee to-day bat after some time 1t was
discovered that the attorney TOR the contestant lhd
confined himself in his brief wholly to the prIma
aclc right of McGInns 10 be- seated "A question "hch
vas settled Of course when the Ilou~" "as Organized
aid the seat was awarded AlbcI~on VII the c"rlncate
Oi Tine Governor OF West Virginia. The committee
therefore, found it necessary 10 postpone the luthrr
confederation Of the case until the contestants at
touty should be able to prepare brcl OF the merits
ID! lie itself For that purpose ne was allowed
i1cc. da} - and u Ike anount Of time viii hc given
10 t, oontc>tcc 10 prepare "a brief in rbitidl. IL
Us unfortunate that the contestants attorney dd not
20 lnD tAc whole ia the bcgiuulu-. a. II j.
one ln which both ptrtics feel deep interest, ana
WAICh ought 10 De decided carly a. practicable.
Inc oral arguments IN the Attln-on PtudltOu cas-"
VIII bc heard Tuesday and that may Dee reported
20 the HOuSc before the NcGinns AlbcrsOn ease.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
SEMITIC urSErN AT HARVARD.

Boston. Jan. 10 >pcclan.-Jacob H. Nchih OF
Work ma, made Harvard University siit OF Slo
for the purchase of "A semitic collection Ihe'c j
~, museum of thi, kind in the world. liarNafu
o,ven considerable attention u eemiuc stNuleS' :
has cour,cs ol instruction in al the leading sem
languages. and historical courses in connection
inc As,yrian. Hebrew and the Arabic. Inc pfopFe
therefore f the establishment OF such coiieetoh
,l,r,.,rl is evident. The collection Will be made
soon as possible. \ temporary home ior II WIN bn,
ri,t " i, tL, Peabody Museum. ana II II hol
a., " .,,.il.r.,i,.. number OF interesting ana va
oLI, cast, and other objects for study VIII DC oh I'd
bv or before the opening of the heAt year
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
REs1GNArIoy OF TIE DISTRICT RECORDER.

Washington. Jan. lO.-The resignation of Mr. Trot-
ter, The colorcd Recorder Of Deed, for the District has
been received at the White House, upon request
made by the President II is supposed new ap
pontnent viii be made shortly. An inquiry made by
senator lnea, has developed the fact that the Office
has paid $4,000 in fee, during Nj. TrOttcr's in
Cumhtncy Of two years and tn months. bill i
pending in Congress To make the Office salaried one
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
JrDGL cooLfr rIcIIIrS I MADuAN.
HIS rnE-rNcn Of MIND rr~rnNNs THE MUIR

MS rEE-INCE ~ MIND WrTEAINs THE NUN
uLeor~ MANIA oI \ >I1a:o SERVANT
Detroit Nicn.. Jan. 1o.-iarlv lat mrht Judge
Thouas w. Cooley. of Ann Aruor. chairman OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission. was reading In hi7
Illrar, when hl- negro '"tcAutn armed with
doihlc taircll,d shotgun, entered. The Judge was
satisfied from h- app.alanc" That hc had become
i,..,n. but. bctriyu- uo alarm. ned lam what wa,
t,. ruaticr The negro replied That hc had decided
to Llll thc whole family they talked too much ana
left him 800 tmc 60 tiuF. The judge betrayed no
alarm, and told him he aerc'd with him and thai he
would atirad To- It. ly The u.c OF 'ohounni'' ta,i
,t .,i.. succeeded iu muiil lu- the midmau. until
Ir ,f l,-t ai down hi, gun and at the judge sax
,,.-f..,, l.r h- soon e. a. vas "ul ol
L.,ri,s ti. Indec t,!,phoDcd tlc u"I-hlor- and In
-.ot t..rc q d,put sheriff placed tr cot'hnIhI'
,,.,.r arrest Dlubilr-- iIs tlui tragedy ~h'
sv.rtcd b., tie nerve and cuO!uc., which the do
ln.u,Acd lurI.t CAIunllld.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
70 np,vc THE woRKIyGxAy INTO CHURCH,

meeting Of the wagc.earnerN who are 'ohnunV"NS
. , prot,.tant Episcopal Church ~as heid last hlsH
~ ,,x uall so. 10 Eourth-aNe To ie'lse inc D'S' way
Of bringing wofknsncn INTO the '"N''. -,
" , ,..r. th. l.v Dr. Il. r. DE Costa. CT ur Ohurvi
y, - oeo,,. the MARTYR; the Rev. &. II. van "hN'e
~, ,os church of tar Ascension; the Key H. ~ "'oe
>,,,,, the R.y W y. Dunnch. and the heN' 1annes
Huntington. The meeting was uhl'' '"' "",pN,9 =.
y, I.nor charles j. Wills Of tine 50 Andrew Brother
hood presided The Rev. Dr. Dc Costa and he Kew ':
lanes Huntington spoke at lensR upon me t'ia'"h -
.ohu,ah and labor The meeting was Wen aI~hu.u'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
M EnWARn l. pLrNE LIT.

DR.. Edward L. Plunkott a native Of Pittshed, Mass
died In tn, city yc>t fday the rhrtyiourth year OF
age liz career n many respect, remarkable Lo'ii
totally his oye-l-t while AZ Lafayette College. be pursu
the study %, Medicine under the most uniaNOfabe crcc
stances and n, graduated az the College Of fhySicE
,,d Sir,,ons In l,~5 since that time he has bee.
.iic...,fu teacher of medical students. His fain
figure 70 the professor, and students at the Coles'
Physicians and Surgeons which he had attended {
during the last tan years.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
nryvyNG 4 Silly STORY

A story wa- printed Yesterday about tAe h'paoN.s .ss
p,.lo.ss Mon. Association ORGANIZING CLUB IN tne
vim ,..r,,lv District in opposition 70 the CouhV
r,,pitt.. John f. Pumm,r. 4. Il. whitney ana other
weAnown party Leaders were mentioned III e'nny'uoD
yt, the matter IL i, hardly necessary to 'al u't '"e
whole matter news 70 them' Mf. N"'n,' =
~ ~, ,,,.s ,,If, a lad cold and Mr. Plummer Il
,, hi. cu.lr at ,ntlon % business at present ih'
business men OF party are Organizing throughout n,
cltyr he said last night but it Is for the PURPOSE
strengthening party, not 10 oppose the regular os
y.tiou
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
ryr rporp,r ~ THE sorrHERy SOCIETY.

A special meeting OF the Executive Committee OF IN
Southern Sort, va, held last evening at the euohoSe
No IL ~, T,enty.hnh-st action was taken con
- h.. tn. ,.-iruotion Of william p. ST. John vice
president and George Rutlcdge Gibson as member Oh uH
E>c,.;,c Committee 10 being held that only the business
for which IN, meeting called could be transacted 'he
r,ienatons ar, s.l the hands of the society sec'c
t,ry No other designations handed In yesterday a.
IN. result of the difference OF opinion concerning ns
Davis resolutions the feeling that that was caused -
them seems to have subsidized cCnlletely
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
A BrILpING FOR TnE SUPREME GOuRT.
FAVORABLE sLvArE COMMITTEE EIronT on 4

FAVORABLE >INAIE tONNlIIIL EII'4s4 ON =
BILL FOR THL PUR HA~E OF SITE.
Washington, Jan. lO-An important rr r.omm"ndl-
ton Wa, agreed upon by the senate Committee "n
Public Buildings ami Ground % iay. II was DECIDED
u report TO the -clatc bill for the condemnation
and purDla- Oi "a, twO squares of ground du"'u'
north of the str of the COn-fc- -loual Library, art
east Of the capitol grounds, upon WHICH 60 erect a
iu.dinc for the supreme Court. The PIN r"."rr'd io
j. senator morrill,, MEASURE. which hi- beu before
rc senate for several ycar, and va, once passed oN
that lody. The biI authorizes the secretary of Che
Interior % purchase the ground. 3-c157 square feet.
at prices Not exceeding is actual cash value. not c>
cecdug tIc prcc- AT whi.h th, oanci- have hereto.
fore agreed In writing tp -c the same 10 the iut.l
states II the Owner, rcfr.e Z, .eu within tIrr DAYS
after the pa--asc of the bu then tIo secretary -A'A
recu proceeding, 100 condemnation bcfoe Tie su'rD'n"
Court of The District 10 secure possession. - AIN
appropriate, a sufficient sum 81 money 10 carry ont
b. purpose.
The committee also decided % report favorhIy tie
liI- authorz.r. the purchase Of -tc- for. or con.
.t.urtlon oi public mlUn., u. the following citr,
tI.-Iruy city, Penn. r2JOVIOt I"1F'r ItI.. Penn
10000. ~. Paul. Il .5OnoUO sioux CTS, Iowa,
SluIOpO. cedar i lpd-, Iowa. f-'oNu. k.hef 'It.
.2uOOOuO "a reduction of -IND.uuiIt Nu"ttn"'.
S-.OOOOOO nu increase from -l .-on'"'I San '4fp.
i-co. 100000; san Diego and OAKLAND. l''."uJ
Ca Do.
The committee also decided 10 recommend the pas
sage 81 thc bin apprOpilHur 9JOolo ior fh" erection
% a statue OF Columbus. 10 hc unveiled 800 .~f-.
10 D. 10 be placed where the I"1tc Monument l'N
ne monument to be Transferred 10 spot get To
elected.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
rrcnrn NLnNEn Axn LArAAM SOLD.

uo-t., Jan. lO..rhc Boston Lcarur club has signed
1Ionla- i. Tucker. OF lat years Baltimore club II
g. .ad Tucker received $1,000 IN ca.l for -sninV ana
yill De- paid 900 per aunum. y large sum wa also
piycn to the Baltimore club for hi- release.
Louisville Jan. lO.-lrr-don ln-ou7 OF the Louis
vile hi. purchased the Iolca.c o, Arle Latham from
the -. LOuis.
Cnumbu- Jan. IO.-Marr aud Greenwood have been
sold 10 the Rochester club. providing tho-e players
,ni,.cnt to the transfer Manager Powers Is now ne
rntlailug with the player.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
rnnrnr InlINsrON-

Robert Johnston died a. h., home in Newark on T
d,v age eighty years. His death was due to the pr
iup influenza. Nj. Johnston was born In scotland.
when tweuty.oue year, Old he came 10 this country
settled in N.y-YorA. removing TO Newark in lsSs
1888 he ated tlc first shirt factory IN Newark anc
t.uu,d the bus, ,n,s, for many years. lie was twice
ri.i hi, second wife and daughter surviving nm.
va, active IN tne formation oi all the bap'O cnur'h
>-,,ru and WIS a generous contributor to charltc.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
EASTERN ROADS EXACT FULL MEASURE

Chicago Jaa. 20 OSprcan.-At this uornn-N ~e,
sion of the general passenger agent, of Tine lruuh
Line Central Traffic Association, the Applications io.
dificrrntia~ on ca,tlouud business were con-H,rcd
Among the applicant, for dincrcntid rate "', the
Lake Shore road considered one of the ston-eI of
the Eastern lines. The representatives Of the 'M'
cago 81. Paul roads appeared and explained their posi-
ton in regard To through rates from ~. Paul To
Eastern points, They desired TIE Central Traffic and
Trunk Lines to prorHte with them in order taai they
might meet the rate, OF the 500 and canadian
Pacific which are now S3 les, from IT. Paul to New
England points than the rates In effect from 'ua-"
ia the same points. The Eastern road, lu'.uilu~
even the Chir.-n aud Grand Trunk, which htr h =
aiding the darlington and Northern I'm %, Fl hi Ni'
tbe 500" decided finally t. ahc no lri M ~" 70 u.
\ resolution wa, adopUd prpvd.uS thai the rat rn
roads would continue 10 exact their lull prop Donr
east of Chicago on all thI"uSh IHr' il"n ~, l"'''
IN Eastern points This, oi course. end, the lu!liu-
ion and Northcrns fight with the sOo" as 1t cannot
meet the lattcr's cut.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

pISpTrTyG 4 RIGHT or WAY WITH SHOTGVNS
II was reported in Jersey City yesterday evening
that some trouble had occurred during the afternoon
ON m, penns, lyania Railroad over the laying Of a
ncy track acro-, the meadows from the iiackenNacb
f., tIe pa,,ac River. The new track is intended to
horton the route and make II more direct to Wavery
The rumor was that after portion 0i the track had
, laid the of the property gathered IN force.
armed with shotcuns, drove the hborers away and
tore mp the rails.
oupcrntendcnt Jackson said To a Tribune reporter
that there was no trouble and that there had
h,.n no interruption Of traffic, a. the new road Is
entirely distinct from the main line. lie SAID II wla
customary for some people TO object hen new tracks
are laid Assistant superintendent llathaway sad the
new track was laid over meadow land about which
,hrrc /, "A di ,putc as tO the ownership. There had
been no trouble VI serious character, and none was
anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
HOTSATONIC AND CONSOLIDATED.
rrTrG ALTON OVER A PIECE OF TRAcKAGE IN
BRIDGEPORT

pridoonort Conn Jan 1O.-The hearing TOT tlo
r,r,o.o Of dis,oving the Injunction served on the
rgors,toric Railroad Company hy the Consolidated
road restraining them from disturbing their tracks III
hs city, was begun here before Judge Hall TINS morn
Ing. ~toddard Bishop and Haviland OF tIls 'tF' APP
cd for thc Consolidated road ard Judge DE Forest
of mi. city. and = f.. Baldwin Of Ne|-liaVeh' ior 'c
IIousatonic large number of oncias o. Do'h ro"u'
y,,,. present II va, decided to take testimony
T. ~ Reed vice president of the Con'olda'eu
road wa. called lie said the tracks running over
tb. line I'm question had remained In their present
,-iti, since 1--,;. An average of 121 trains passed
over tbi, pon daily besides large amount oi SWITCH
, That had 10 bc DONE The road at TINS po'ht coi-
-.-.cl # two track, and siding. operated by tho
ilor, -ignal system, insuring perfect safety Inv
Consolidated road had operated the tracks al th''
,,irt exclusively for the past two years. Ihe clF
If Erdecport ordered them to remove their man
te, from Water,t at this point, which they dd "''A
the con sent the HouSatonic road ana the a'oeP'
of the Railroad commissioners.
Charlie, johnson, Of New York, who designed the
tt,. .i-lal system in use the Consolidated roal'
said ne considered the point Of road in dispute u4Ii.
.,.u. r,,,rt without the block signal system. hp
,v. II Il. hi, opinion that If cross-over track "i'
tl- AZ this point i would completely MUMMY '"o S7
tr.r.. Ecn;lc, Of New-London railroad builder.
SAID that at the point Of road N question IL "o"'u w
d.tt...r.u- put cross over tlt'' N, ,.,..-,.
Superintendent ". II. Turner Of the ConsoiiGated
l'r....f Agent /. j.. Nlcher-uI, oi t' ''i'".Vt
f.. Ef-luc,r turtI~-. ot the t"n>"hdt''' ana y" ~
f..-.ou a director Of the Consolidated road ana IL,
I'D" road at nat point and the Arrangement between
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
M0RTON MILLS.

Brdgeton y. j. Jan. 10 l>Peial'-Mor'on M".
'.,.,,, r..d.pt of Camden. bu, formerly ~ Brlde'
da Yesterday az the latter city, where he was Ni>
ti va. connected with the W.T. JoIo'- Railroad foi
last TWENTY-FIVE years, during part OF which time he
frirht agent. In l-5l he represented Cumberland 90
I'm th, state Legislature. lie wa m hl' s'N'h'F''
,,,r and Wa, during hall century prominently conn
with the Methodist Church in south Jersey Ills hu'
Viii take place Monday.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
RAILEY nANENPORT.

Eock Island H. Jan. 10.-Baley Davenport the
settler I'm W.-t,ru Illinois. and son oi the late 60
G,oree Davenport. who came mere III ioio' anu
murdered on tne island Of Eo'k Island by robbers III
,,l last evening of lr1Lchi'i, a-e siNiy-iN years
ave, AN immense estate ia land Ill this and surroun
counties.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
ror A xAr1nxA1 rAHK At cn1cKAMArGA.

Washington Jan. 1O.-A bl ha, been pro pared hy
General Gro-vcror c-tabll hing tho Chatt1nH"ri aai
Chiclamauga National Military Park, which b.ll has
ID. support OF the leading members Of the societies
Il The Army Of the Cumberland The Army oi t'c
tennessee aud the Army OF the Potomac and all thr
leading * Confederate officers engaged boo thr battl
Indicated IT provide that upon jurisdiction h-lr-
cclcd 20 the United states by the state, of I'iuc o."
and Georgia, certain public road, shall bcrom' np
proachc, 10 and part, Of the -ald National Park.
ra park proper, which title b. u b" Obtained Dos
the ucd state, by condemnation and purchase after
the ccdlug of jurisdiction hl the state oi "'oiea.
.nbraccs The battlefield of Chchamaaea. The atalr-
i the p4r. are 10 be managed, under tht secretary Ol
Har. by three commissioners, one 10 b" au army
officer II j., made th" duty of the" corule l'ncr-.
uuGcr the secretary of War. 10 ascertain AMI sub
.tfut.allv TO mark all battle lines The thchamdura
Memorial Association, aud the auihurii~ of ans OF
fl.c states which had troops 300 thr IHti 90 'I'.a
f.u-t or Chattanooga hIV" th" r-h T. ascertain and
mark tie line, of their trO0p- subject - hr approx
of the secretary OF Wa. An appr prlaon of S-,p0o
b. provided for carving the act ino c1ccl 10" bll
has lecu under consideration by q large nuhhcr oi
soldier Of both arme, for over year.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.
Jan. lO.-Ihe bond offerings today

aggregated 5l42.O5O. a. follows:
Registered four,-siO 100. $1,000 $4,000, at 126
4 0"o at 13G Il: 5000, Slu0. $4,000, 10000
AZ l3d.
Four per cents. coupon ~ 1000, $1,000, at 1876.
FoIr ana half per cents, registered 300
~ 900, al 1Of -.
All hc oilers were accepted, except the $1,000 four
per cents at 12G IA.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
r,ro coryrY conMI1rEEs oR9AXIzx

Ihc ncw RcpllIcan C0uniy Committee OF FIudSoh
Comfy. y. j., ORGANIZED last night and reelected
g., Mayor Gilbert Collins, chairman. The Demo
cratic County Committee also organized and reelected
Michael j. ODOnncl chairman. sheriff Robert
D,,is did not resign the leadership VI the party US
hs Threatened 10 do some time agos
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

ror, first vcc.prcsdent General John L. %
.ocond yice.prc.dcnt Congressman R. NJ sprns't
rotary J. X smith: treasurer, Henry holnah' pm "r
Iiu.,rv survey has been ord rod at once 4no O c,,
90 ,o.t ,t y,pEton with a road the Omaha people arc
building to reach South Dakota"
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

cratic Representatives shall elect represent IL
the committee. No formal method wa provided
fir the selection Of member, OF tn committee from
states the delegations from which -olidly Repub
lcan; lut the usual rule will be- followed, allowing
the committee to MI vacancies by election
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
,,rrrry,yr GOyERyOR LOVES ILL

Utica. y. s.. Jan. TO- Lieutenant t"'V'rh'f En"au
= Lame, ,,., to lecture At NohaVl. to night lie left
t.iuel,mtnn this morning, bat was taken III before
,c,rbiug Watcrvc and was compelled 10 leave the
train Al That point. lie returned 10 his home III
IIushamtOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
v,orr cg,rrs VISIT THE CARLISLE ScnooL

Carlisle, Penn, Jdu. 10 (>pcEdl.-I"chN cHp
Indian chief, and i've interpreters and the Sioux
Indian Commission arrived here today and Inspected
th, ,,ovcrnmcnt Indian school. Tho party Is on lt7
wav from Washington. Ihcy started for the west
io-uglt
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
OMAHA AND sOurn DAhOIN.

Lockport y. Y. Jan 10 Special. .-lhc Following dl.
match from Mitchell S. D.. was received by "Ihc journal
ouight: AT meeting of sockholdrr- OF the "ut.'
and south Dakota Railway Company the following o1cc-
were elected psesdent Gusayus Z. Hosmer, oi Lock
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

FOURTHCLASS POSTMAsTEES APPOINTED.
Washington Jan. 1O.-H. L. Poole has been ap-
pointed postmaster at New-Woodstock. N Y,
fourth class Office.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

Hartford Conn. Jan. IO.-The New England road Will
tf.r January run In three diy>ou~-the Western
.i,u I-uk.l o. Waterbury; the Hartford. from Water
bury 20 VII Iuantic and the Eastern fom MAlimanuc
t I-.un Superintendent Dawson vii remain ia charge
DID, . shortened Eastern division. Mr.. Phelps. appointed
r. days a-o % present Western division. viii have
t Hartford division and &. y. CheNaeg viii have the
Western tti-ln The latter has been t.ainuas4 of the
'ro, d.uce division. The Office OF trainmaster on all
Gal SION, Will be- abolished.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
EXrEcrED OVER

LITIGATION TXPECrED OVER THE RUTLAND.
Boston, Jan 10 t>p.ciln-A Ftchburs railroad oil al
openly expresses opinion that although the Delaware
Aud Hudson Company practically owns the Rutland road.
,le Central Vermont j, going voluntarily To rhqu-h
o..f tl. I.t-. ,Nuffrs lie doubts much U the Dcld-
var and Hudson people into their hands for good
many wears Il At ALL limitations are given ot some pos
o LITIGATION being raised the operations Of the ine
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
DGvocRArIc CONGRESSIONAL cArcr,

Washington, Jan. 1O.-At slimly attended Demo
cratic cau.us this evening, the usual resolution
adopted fCr the naming Of the Campaign Committee.
namely, Tat each state and Territory having Demo