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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

ADJUrANT>GENERAL PORTER WILL GO TO BcF
FALo TODAy-TTIE GOVERNOR GOING
" ,TFRTOWN

ADJtrANTGTNERhL PORTER WILL GO TO BCF
r,Lo To.DAY-ruE GOVERNOR GOING
TO wATFRTowN.
Albany " v, Aug l0-Adjutant General Porter
was with Governor Flower for short Time u'S
morning Anerward Colonel Phstercr. acunS AS
,stant Adjutant -Gcneral. and n;roler Campbell
left here on the Empire state express for Hui'alo'
The Governor and Adjutant General det"rm!nad that
the latter should proceed To Buffalo TO morrow morning
on the Empire State express. II the situation remains
UNCHANGED General oliver, commander OF the
Third Brigade has been oriercd TO report to General
poyle General Oliver Is the junior brigade commander.
Senior Brigade Commanders Fitzgerald Of New
York. and McLecr OF Bfoonyn, haNe not yes Cch
ordered Ia Buffalo
Governor Flower said to-day h. would 90 TO Water
town AT O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. whore he will
spend Sunday.
80 much has been said about the food given the
soldiers at Buffalo, the following messages will eA'
plain the situation
Albany. y. Y. Aug. -, 1892.
To Vice. Presdcnt webb y. Y c. Staten Buffalo y. 7
our soldiers In BunsIo They wan, Ia he promptly
and regularly provided with aons and such shelter as can
be had. The that people assist our
officers In this matter.
JOSIAH PORTER Adjutans General.
Buffalo, y. Y. Aug. 10. 1892.
To Adjutant General Porter. Albany, n. Y.
Your message received We Will assist your m"u in
every way possible. They call for services
we render. H. WALTER WEBB
Adjuant General Porter issued the following order
today:
General Headquarters, state Of New York.
Acknowledgements Oficc
Albany, " Y, Aug 10.
To the commanding officers OF regiments companies and
batteries not In Buffalo.
Sir: The troops that have not been ordered to
Buffalo are held In reserve for emergencies that may
occur II Is not expected that regiments. companies
or batteries will Ia held at their armorics unless
ordered. Hut commanding officers Will hold them
selves In readiness to act promptly receiving any
order. by telegraph otherwise, from these head
quarters by order OF the Commander IN. Chief,
JOSIAH PORTER, Adjutant General.
over 200 men. members OF New York regiments,
came through here to-day 70 join their regiments at
Buffalo.
A former Republican club II oneida, which some
time ago recognized military company undrr
the Of the United Battery has rendered H.. ser.
Vices to the Governor. and is ready for marching
orders
Arbitration Commissioner Donovan lad a consulfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
JERSEY CITY SHORT or WATER.

ONE OF THE BIG wORTIuNGToN PUMPS BREAKS
A PIcroN-IT WILL BE REPAIRED QUICKLY.
The OF threatened water-famine caused
Mayor Wanser to visit the works at Belleville yes
tsrday. An investigation showed that the rumor
was caused by the fact being known that the piston
of one Of the worthinston pumps broken. The
Hackensack Water Company agreed to furnish all the
water II could, but last night unable 10 supply
tho required amount. There was not drop Of
water last night In the mains above Bceconavc.,
ard should the pump not lie repaired by this morn
ing people living above the avenue viii suffer Tor
want Of water today. II WINS thought last night
that the pump would be repsired by this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
MINERS CAPTUEE A TRAIN.

rHrY START IN 1T TO CoAI. CREEK 2Jo STRONG.
At 4 o'clock p. NJ. word has just bcen IT.
ceived from Middlesboro, saying that 23P miners
from that place have captured Louisville ana
Nashville train and started for Coal Creek. IL
IL presumed they are coming by way Of Knox
vile Junction, over the Knoxville and ONO roah,
about two miles north of this city. Railroad
officials are now hunting for the .shcrid 10 get a
posse OF citizens 10 bold them of. If they come
this way, they will never be allowed to pass the
CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
COMMENTS OF "TIIE LONDON MEMS. -

London. Aug. 20 The Daily News" commenting
the labor trouble In the United states SAYS This
labor war In the literal Of the word jiseS the
prediction Of many diligcnt students Of American
politics and society that social troubles come earior
and prove Infinitely more bitter I'm republic than In
the old fashioned monarchies OF Europe Although
the strikers arc cowed for the moment IL would be
premature TO believe that RE back Of the disturbance
Is broken"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
MAYOR GRANT ,RELIE. on TIE POLICE

Mayor Grant has had no communication With the
State authorities relative to the calling out OF the
National Guard TO 60 to Buffalo, and will make no ~,
quest to have any troops left here for the sake Of
being ready to meet any trouble that might arise I'm
the Now York freight yards. To Tribune reporter
the Mayor yesterday said al do not think there
will be any trouble here. and II there should be- wa
would rot have 10 call sa the militia. The police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
THE GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES ARMS. q
AMMUNITION FURNISHED.


AMMUNITION FURNISHED.
Washington. Aug. 1o-Acting Secretary Grant Of
ths War Department this morning telceraphed nstrhc
f1ons 10 the commandment OF the arsenal, at Indian
apolis TO forward at once 10 the Governor OF Ten
nessee, at Knoxville COO stands OF arms and $1,000
rounds Of ammunition. for by state authorities in
supprcsSng miners riots. This action was based On
q formal requisuon from Governor Buchanan.
General Grant explained that the arms and annual
ton form only part Of Tennessec's quota, under lis
allotment of SO 900 Of the appropriation for the sup
port OF the National Guard Of the States, and that the
Governors 'reouison would have been honorcd at
any time regardless Of the condition OF affairs In tc
State. 1t 30 happened that the Governor had not pre-
viOusy avaed himself OF his legal privileges so far
Is the National Guard allotment Is concerned Cen
ersl Grant added that application for troops had
been received, far as he knew, and added that he
did not look for one. lie said thai the Department
had refused application to allow volunteers t. use
The Government arms at the University OF Iehhes"ec'
Tor the reason that they were intended solely for the
use OF the cadets and could be loaned TO outside
parties no matter how commendable their purpose.
II Is said at the War Department, this afternoon,
that the affs and ammunition supplied to the Gov
ernor of Tennessee to-day but 81 900 available
further supplies of that kind TO that state under
its allotment of the appropriation for the support
OF the National Guard A requsition u that eX-
tent however, will be honored as soon as received
The supplies shipped today cost about S1,ooo.
A telegram received BY the Acting secretary
Of War, last night, asking authority for citizens
to use the Government arms ard ammunition stored
In the Custom House at Knoxville. Tenn. reply
vas sent that this a matter entirely within the
control Of the Treasury Department. Acting Sec
rotary spauldng said this afternoon that the matter
had not been presented TO the Treasury Department.
lie said there not more than half dozen guns
In that custom house. and that he did not think they
Uc nvnva of 20 In caSa pcv
for their AT any rate, he doubled his
authority 10 lean them To citizens; but In view OF
the action OF the Government IN sending supply VI
arms from Indiana polls, he thought there wOld be
further call for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

Christina Temple. he'd taken some 10 or II bottles,
considered myef well once HOODS SARsA.
PARILLA did - much good thai 1t as II IL
must do Others good Mrs. CHRISTINA TEMPLE
Bangor Me.
loops PILLS ere the best sfter.ainner Pills. axlss
lLgestso. cure headache. Try . bsx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE FALL OFF.

The bulletins of receipts OF produce the Produce
Exchange presented a rather blink appearance ycser
day owing to the break In rnilrond transportation
The receipts OF -four alone fell or Yesterday to only
1880 barrels and sacks. which total Is not up
the daily consumption Of this city and It's nearby
customers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
THE BEEF FAMINE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
A PROSPECT THAT 1T WILL BE. BROKEN TO-DAY
COAL. TOWNS WITHOUT MEAT.

Reading Penn. Aug. I9.-The meat famine WHICH
hns existed In Pennsylvania towns along the Lehigh
and part OF the schyllll Valley II Is believed VIII
be- raised here tomorrow, the shipments for This
section the Schuylkl coal regions and other parts
of Eastern PENNSYLVANIA have been ordered over the
PENNSYLVANIA road and are expected late tonight In
some places the local butchers who kill homeed cattle
have been obtaining large prices for their meat during
The last few DAYS Ii Is estimated that nearly 100
cars OF Chicago dressed beef tied up. Each car
Is valued ut -, 600.
Pottsvlne, Penn, Aug. 10.-ln consequence OF me
Buffalo railroad troubles the meat supply OF the min
ing region has been scant the last few days as many
OF tile dealers have been handling Chicago dTessed
beef that came I'm over the Lchigh Valley road 10
such towns rs Mahanoy City, Shenandoah. GraTdvlus
and Ashland. where there are large wholesale uS
tbuiing agencies the supplies have been greatly cur
tailed and I'm some cases cut or entirely. There has
been no scarcity In Pottsville. rs the Only t"s
merchants who handle Western beef are receiving
supplies from Reading and Philadelphia.
Three Of the largest meat-packng houses In inc
East are lo'sted here, and these XII their OWE
cattle. they not only supplying the local trade
but are doing a big business with those who cannos
get the Chicago article The worst OF the meat famine
Is over. as the dealers affected have arranged ior
shipments over the Pennsylvania Railroad, whose
lines are not affected by the Buffalo trouble some
az the dealers IN consequence OF the block, nave
raied their prices. but this will only be temporary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
EFFECT ox(rnE COAL AND IRON OUTPUT.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 19.-Natlaniel Baxter IT,,
vice president OF the Tennessee Coal and Iron and Rail
way Company, In interview published in " The
American says that not more than 10 per cent OF
the oompany's business was affected by the East Te,i
nessee mining troubles. The only properties affected
are the coal mines. which put ont about onenfth OF
tho total output OF the company, and this oneffth Is
now putting about 80 per cent Of the average
amount and the deficit will be made up soon. The
company Is carrying large stocks OF coko. ore and
plgrop, and sixteen OF It's seventeen blast furnaces
are In blast The output OF iroh IS not at all reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
SINCERELY BELIEVE ths,

ago II 1t had not been for Hoods
Sarsapari!la. ] had Q bad humor tina,
would no; yield 10 any treatment.
and my stomsch was very weak. |
was hardly able 70 get around when
l began taking Hoods Sarsparilla.
! began 10 improve slowly until after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
Pure and whsle.sme Qua,lt,

Cmmends % p16c sppfo!Al she Calfornla liquid laxauve
y ssang gently on the sidneys liver and bowel. %
cleanse the efectuav 10 promotes health and
ssfst Of all who IT, and with millions it is the best
ind only remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

ton with Governor Flower at the Executive Mansion
tonight. Governor Flower said tonight that il wa
without the province Of the Beard Of Arbitration T.
ask for the removal OF the militia from Buffalo M
Donovan denied that any members OF the State Boa
OF Arbitration had asked Sheriff Beck To withdraw thu
troops from Buffalo, Mr.. Donovan Will 60 back u
Buffalo tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
Battle the FACE and HANDS when
Battle the FACE and HANDS when
heated, the HEAD when hot and
aching. the FEET when tired and
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1t is healing, cooling, refreshing;
quickly reducing any Inflammation,
speedily inducing sleep. Unequaled
for insect bites.
Manufactured only by Ponds Extract Co.,
70 Fifth Ave, New-York. Refuse substitutes

force fw-l able to keep order In this city, and II
will do so. l hope they will take all the regiments
ne shnl not need them here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
CHIEF ARTHUR SUMMONED TO BUFFALO.


Toronto, Aug. I0-Chef Arthur. OF the Brotherhoos
OF Locomotive Engineers. called TO Buffalo oy
telegraph this morning, owing TO the possibility OF
the engineers becoming involved I'm the switchmens
strike One OF the prominent officers OF the Brother
hood said to day "whlc we want 10 everything
fair and square between the men and the companies
there is now very good feeling between the fon
orders the Conductors, Engineers. Firemen's ana
TraiDmen's. and they naturally help each other ~
trouble OF this kInd necessarily by striking, but
IN other ways. What the engineers will do at Bnao
| DO not know, but hope they will avoid strike IL
possible"
The Brotherhood are holding their annual CONVEX
ton here. At public reception In the Pavilion iass
night Chief Arthur sketched the history and aims OF
the organization lie said the policy Of the Brother
hood In cases OF differences between members ana
officers OF the companies Is TO refer To committee u
adjustment. Every effort is exhausted before coer'
cion Is attempted and with only one exception IN ns
last twelve years the Brotherhood have been success
hil. II this course were always pursued by Isvss
organizations, there would be the troubles ana
conflicts that afict the labor world and the dhcmy
at Buffalo at present existing would not have occuf~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
REFUSED TO TAKE OUT Xox.rNloN MEN.

Detroit Aug. 19.-The strike OF the switchmeh -
Buffalo came near prccipitating a crisis IN peuo"
early this morning. An attempt was made py wv
Michigan Central officials TO ship number OF s"ito"
men to Buffalo on the Niagara Falls and Buffalo ex'
press, which left here at II AS a. m. They were
take the places OF strikers but the conductor refuses
TO take his train with the on board so theX
were taken TO hotel for the rest OF the night. ANY
further attempt wOuld have, no doubt. resulted W
strike here. The men to-day went across the n,ss
TO Windsor and took Grand Trunk train for thas
destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
GRAND MASTER SARGENT SICK AT HIS HcNE.

"HNND IHSIEh hAhiEANI NUN M If''' w.
Terre lIante. Ind. Aug. I9.-The report from bun"'
that Grand Master Frank =. sargent Of the Bro''''
hood Of Locomotive Fromen, was 1T Buislo ana
strike OF the renisn imminent f. not trc-at i'aS'
far Mr.. Sargent Is concerned lie was fonna ~
his acme to-day, where he Is confined under on''''
from his doctor. lie did not 10 make salenrms
regarding the attitude OF the Brotherhood OF L0coh'ou"
Fircmen toward the striking switchmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD =. A..
runs five great trains TO the Nost every day' |" ~"
most convenient hours. -
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alter which questions on various sub.
lects were asked and answered.
On Sunday morning tho attendance
WIS largely Increased, and In the fore.
noon Elder J,G. Kelson and President
Stewart addressed the people ON the
principles and restoration Of the
GOepui. In the afternoon q large
numbor OF European visitors was
present, and the services were cor
Quoted IN 10th languages. Mnoii
hymns with English choiusee were
sung, after viii Oh Elder d. Goddard
addressed the EUROPEANS, explaining
the frat principles OF the GOspel and
testiiying 10 tno mission Of Joseph
smith the Prophet. Elder Du ford
addressed the Mnoris on the eafnu
subject. Our evening meeting
WIS characterized with great
enthuslasm,a II was testimony meet
Ing, and four Mnoris collected haptism,
which was attended TO the following
day.
All the Saints desired to bear their
testimony ami our meeting continued
until O'Clock In tue morning.
On the Fourth Of July We did not
forget to show cur patriotism TO the
Gland Of liberty" anu It proved to be q
memorable day In MnoridOm. The
brethren DECIDED 10 celebrate IndU.
p,ndeuce Hay and appointed a conf
mitieo TO draft Il programme. Material
was obtained and a sewing machine
Wns coon ut work and soOn We had
the "slnrs aud stripes" n ating TO the
htetze, to the great eufrtno VI passefs
b. auu 10 the great delight of the Mao
Tltg, Our programme was quite glnh.
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CUPID and rhE CAL.
a suffering reiino Came Bctwren Two
soul. That ncnt a. ono.

a suffering rclino Came Bciwrcn Two
soul. That ncnt a. one.
lie live. Ia Evanston, and during the
p1st two years has been having his nd.
dresses to ono Of tho most charming
girls on the north side. The wedding
day has not boon named, hut their en-
Fagonent was announced almost year
ago.
Several weeks ago, while they were
waliaug home from church one Sunday
night They ran across a cat that was
waiting pitcously on u doorstep "Do
you hear that. JimT" shc exclaimed.
grisping his arm with u closer grip.
"Thcrc something ihe matterwith That
poor little pussy. Tn going to see what
uils It,"
"Nonsonsol' no replied. Lets go on;
the cat will tnl,o caro- Of itsolf."
"No; lots see what IS the trouble"
Without more ado The young woman
ran up 10 the cat AMI wW horiiel 90
find that the animal had evidently bcon
nun over by wagon as iis spine was
di,locatod and u was barely able %
crawl 10y dragging its hind logs.
"Shc's done Tor, suro enough" com.
monted the Evaustonian. "Sho won't
last long Come Un, now"
The girl suddenly Strengthened MP to
hsr full height. 40 you moan TO say
that you would leave any animal 10
suffer like thisi There ia "a drugstore
on the neat corner. Run over there and
buy an ounce Of chloroform. Hurry,
now. there's donrr
"Nousonsc! You don't suppose I'm
going into the business Of doctoring sick
cats on the streets at night. do youy Be
sensible"
And you don't suppose I'm going to
lot this cat suffer here, do your Go and
bring mo a bottle Of chlorolorm in.
stnnfly."
II won't do it,
"But insist"
"Nou certainly can't 10 In oaruosty'
81 certainly am. II you don't do Il I
will ~ after II myself"
You want 10 make me appear ride.
ulonsT'
Hurry up, dear"
For amonent The young man did not
stir The blood rushed ~ his fnco, and
he began 10 grow angry, "Sce heror'
he exclaimed, "ThiI Is carrying INIT
tiers entirely too far, win permit no
woman TO mako n fool OF me like this
I'll yet your chlorotorn " You reals in.
sist, hut warn you-you'l never have
u chance 10 do such trick again. will
mover have anything TO do with you
again, Mark ,hatr'
"Ggt the chlomfprm."
III do everything Is over between
ua."
IAN rights bring H."
Two minutes later fun lace hnnd.
kerchiof saturated " u .ld auipsihctie
Va applied By a fair wihto hand 10 lie
nose of the suffering brute and tho wall.
Ing ceased.
l.ero this story should cnd. A regard
for tho truth, however, compols the ad.
di,ioa 81 the statement that tho youu.
man thus far has actually carried his
threat into execution aud tho prospect
OF that wedding grows diminer aud
dimmog.-CAcaso Mail.
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NOTICE.

To the sioctholdors ~ tho Pacific Lumber and
County, Utah
NvO1ICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting lf the directors held on tho and
Jay Of july, A. - 1871 an assessment ct 70 per
cent. per share wa levied on the capital stock
OF the con GRAFTON, payable August 2ath, a, u.
lspf. to 3. NJ Lyman, Jr., secretary and ffcaa
uTer. at Tie onire Of the company, sugar House,
Salt Lake ouuty, lAh. Amounts already paid
vii lie credited uu the same.
Any stock upuu Whlcn this assessment
may remain unpaid un the 9lth day of
Auguff, a d. lsg!, viii 100 delinquent and al,
yStilsui for sale at uUDhc auction, Aut unless
payment d, made before viii he sold on the lbth
day ~ september, Is. o. lh2, 10 pay the dcln.
gunni uHsussmeni, together Wlth costa Of ad'
Ntrtiaiuu ami CNVtu Oh n. Htlc.
., n, LYMAN, jH,, Secretary,
sugar nlu.c, llt LaAc Couny, Ctah,
July 3d. 1872.
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BIDS WANTED.

NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sealed propuaals viii be received hy thu
n1ors Eacd Tor tho erection Ut a school build.
mg for Fuicat bale, 10 the 1Wenty.nintn School
hntrirt, SAT- Lake County, UtAh. Tor mason,
carpenter aud llaieuuF work separate hlsS
for thr entire structure, up to pm. Of August
T. lsH AZ 40, al1 Consultation Huiiding, IN I
Lake tily, o. John NJ. Whitnlot's iesidene ],
sulHr lOnsO Ward.
handing 10 be completed IN sixty days from
date Of signing contract
liGs NH 90 oponrd AuFusi llih, lsqa, Of ESQ
p IN no bisitict buildlug, plhnn and spccinoa.
lions can De examined at either OF the above
ulurd place. Tor receiving bids. . he hoard
reserve The right 20 irrl any or all bids
Jon hEMsLEY,
JOHN $. EDWARDS.
JOiiN NJ, wiil1AkER,
lioaTdoi Trustees TNeny.ninih school D :.
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