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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
TIE ORDER TO BE CONTESTED.
NO WARRANT FOR 1T IN LAw-GENERAL PLUME
* NOT To BE TOIIND.

NO WARRANT FOR 1T IN LAw-GENERAL PLUME
IS NOT To BE FOUND.
Colonel Levi Il. Barnard, commanding the oul
Regiment y. J. y. c., applied through lbs counsel 10
Judge Dolme, at Newark, yesterday, for VIII ol
certioluri remove 20 the supreme Cont Il" rcVl""
the recent order OF Maor-Geucral Plume rcorsimE-
lug the First Brigade into regiments Of three ia'ai-
ions EACH and retiring all the field and res1mch'n
staff officers Including the colonies Of the four regiments
and the commanders of the three lnucpch"'IV
tattaliOns Cd the brigade. The ground Oh ''e "Pp'
cation is that General Plume had no warrant 10Y "c
order In the National Guard law. The cO"psei '"'u
that General Plume was absent fIOm the "N' VII.
therefore notice OF the application comu not ID 81
upon him. In consequence, all tlml co"'" ~ -,
for WAS a rule 10 show cause WHEY me VIII s''o
No, Le ,r,n,ni Tac counsel asked also for an, "No
stayiu. all proceedings under the GcioNls JIM"
,,n.n the matter can he heard by the court '"u-0
Lepue .s,!d ne would grant rule 70 $40" '.',0'
r.t,r,,oldc next saturday on the h.Ht cay VI '0
I,,,e .crn e the supreme Count, but lie ""nN '''
grant a stay Of proceedings, since no hoHcc n"o '
uiyen 10 General Plume Tie wit would no"e'V
h. sufficient a, In case the supreme '"ni' si'' ~
o.ide General Fumes ordsr 1t VII then be nun anu
void. I'm ~. irto oF.ct
me order for rcorganzatOE VIII 90 mo ~, I.'"E
m nrxt TUESDAY wl.n according TO Ii, forms jill,
p",~,rd 1niCDpi Wanscr ana others VIII De fthi'u
ron their Idnk and commands. Nencill I'm and
Oh the morning after the Issuance oI rs ~
IL Is presumed that his purpose was I" aNOlu '0''0
OF legal ppcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
TIE COURTS.
THEATRICAL PARTNERS QUARREL.

Charles T. PaiSloc and Louis Aldrich entered INTO
n partnership 10 PLAY My Partner" and I'm the piece
the partners true to each other and could not
be Induced to quarrel In spite Of the fact that they
were both In love with The same woman. But the
two partners have now quarrellcd over paliry $50
md they have gone 10 law abou it, too Pnsloc has
begun IA suit In the superior Court In which he alleges
that when he aud hl!rch entered into an agreement.
In 1879. to produce the play PaISoe put up $50 10
pay his share Of any loses. which might befal them
IN producing the play. He declares that he has de-
manded M accounting 81 this sum from Nv Partner"
but the latter has refused 10 account. lie wants he
court to require him do and 10 say what he has
done with the money. A.dIich In the answer 80 the
complaint admits that he rct eivcd the money, but
declares that II spent on the company. lie also
alleges that he and Iasoc entered into agreement,
after the company had been on the road for few
months 90 haze an accounting every week and 10
divide the profits at The c.i Of every seven days lie
declares that this contract lived mp y and The
profits Of each partner I'm fat pad 10 him at
the end Of each week. An Or.cr for the examination
OF the defendant before trial recently granted and
that order was set aside by Judge McAdam yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
OTHER SUBURBAN TOW MS.
WESTCHESTER COL-NTY.

Observation-Disclosures lselin, ST., has gener-
ously given the use of his beautiful gymnasium, at
Mainst and Centreave, to the New-Rochelc I'm
provement Association for one year. The name Of
the association has been changed TO the eiwanoy AS
ISOLATION IT is hoped and believed that New Rochelle
will be made 50 neat and attractive that IL VIII
present striking contrast TO the neighbOrlng towns.
Tandrau Post, e.. a. r., will attend the
First Methodist Episcopal Church this morning, and
the second Presbyterian Church this evening
Great improvements being made to the Peoples
Park. under the direction of the Town Board
About 10 O'Clock on Friday night building owned by
Miss Eliza NoultOn in IIuguenotst. near Mechanic
St., which being put In order for use as a TEN
porary hospital set fire. Owing to the prompt
arrival of the fire department, the fire was eN-
tnguished after doing only little damage. In con
sequence of the frequency OF nccndary fires in this
village 1t is said several insurance companies have
refused TO take any risks upon desirable property
MOUNT VERNON.-The first memorial service al
the soldiers Monument in the triangular park at aeu
tlneaVe and slXtaVe. viii be Interesting ana ia
pressive About l2j Of the public school children
and decorate it with flowers. Edward Weimar ha- nj
his expense laid out handsome shield OF pOIt.l
plants and howera on the monument plot ana VIII
superintendent Charles ,. Nichols viii assemble the
school children and march to the monument, preceded
by the Mount Vernon Band. Colonel John +. BY ant
Will deliver the Grafton. ID. W. Mclean, proprietor
of the Park House, presented TO the Mount erno
Hospital distinctive fag upon the ground Of which l.
wOrned a large red cross. \ young lady Dciricr at
the hotel has collected II sufficient amount OF money
10 purchase a handsome American haS l. by l. feet,
which will be raised for the hfst time tomorrow.
rELHAM.-Thc people Of This town lmve giicv,
territory ard their OF revenue In the shape Of
taxes have been taken from them by the CIV Tor
Pelham Bay Park and the CIV ac"' , hoI cotUu
ali the houses In the PARK are rented. The city de-
nves revenue from this source but leaves Pelham
10 pay all expenses Of arre,ting and prosecuting Of
tenders within its territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
ROMiY CATHOLIC NOTES.

The Rev james J. OKelly, pastor Of the Church
OF Our Lady Of Good Counsel in East Ninetecnh-st.
sailed last week for Europe. lie will be absent until
August
The Rev. Eugene Donnelv, acting pastor Of Flush
Ing. l.. l., last Tuesday celebrated the fifteenth ami
versary OF his ordination. Bishop Mcdowell made the
occasion memorable b. appointing hin pastor cf Flush,
ing in succession 10 the late Rev. Father Mckenna.
The Diocesan Council, which assists Archbishop
Corrigan In the v.ek Of administration. will have a
meeting at the Catholic residence on Wednesday. Tbs
ordinary business Of this board is to decide upon APP
pointments to curacies and parishes. 10 advise In
vcrsary of his ordination Bishop Mcdonnell made the
financial matters. to take notice Of delinquent or en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
WHIT IRON STEAMBOATS, ARE DOINC.

Ready for work and giving trip 10 The ocean
Piers at CUncy Island every hour between in The
morning and O'Clock in the evening. from Wet
Twtniy thiIG-st.. the hon steamboat Company sends
IL, feet upon the waters of the Bay. The first
trips were made yesterday. Each boat stop, ut
Pier new No. !, North River. half an hour after
the Twenty third Ct. time. This affords all The facility
needed present and the regularity Of the crvicc
be depended upon by the public, who travel by the
all water route
This timetable will be maintained for couple ~
weeks After that there will be additional trips. and
the boats are wen known that their ,a:tHS ia u
really the beginning Of the travel which makes tho
West End OF the island alive and busy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
, STATE SCHOOL Law IGNORED By A PRIEST.

Toledo. Ohio, May 2s.-The Grand Jury To-Day
indicted Father Qulglcy. priest Of the ~. FRANCIS
Dc sales Catholic Church. I'm this city, for refusal 10
comply with the state Inv requiring ali plrochiAl
and private schools 10 report the names OF their
pupil, with their attendance, to the Board Oh huu-
cation All the other parochal schools In the city
,r,,,, obeyed tho law After Intellectual efforts 10
obtain Dr. Quigley's report suit was brought. The
verdict was against the priest who took the case
to tho state Supreme Court. Two weeks ago tlnt
tribunal handed down decision adv"r>" 10 inc
appellant; and maintaining the oOnsttutionalty OF the
lnw Last week the proper official again applied Tor
the report. nd Dr. Quigoy again refused to ave H.
The matter was brought before the Grand Jury
which brought IN true bill. Tie law imposes Il
ma Xlrnum fine OF $50 and costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
BECAME INSANE AND TRIED TO Kill HIS WIFE

Albert FlclSohman. a young florist who lived with
hi, wife at No. III Ea, Eleventh st.. and worked In
hi, mothers shop Ia Fourteenth st. recently exhibited
symptoms Of insanity. III. wife refused - Jet him
be- taken 10 Bellevue for examination, hc seemed
h. be harmlc-s. ON Thursday night he ~oly"d her by
the threat and yelled for Emtc, declaring that he
would Kill her. William Mctabc. the iaiHtOr went
her assistance In lime 10 prevent her husband from
doing her serious Injury Tlc>chman became quiet
again ana his wife objected 70 having him sent awa'.
CA Friday night hi yrlls disturbed the Other tenants
u tho house and McCabc found Floischm1 choking
his wife again and calling for knife. With the help
other I'm the house the jamitOr throw tie mad
man down and bound him hand aud foot. Mrs.
Flcschman became hy stc1cal and cling 10 her hus-
band. declaring that he must DE- taken TO Shc hos
pita
AZ > a m. yesterday McCab" summoned
buancc and Flri,chman WAS taken 10 Bellevue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
DIR. II. 7. HELMBoLD IN An INSANE ASYLUM

Long Branch. n. j.. May % (spccial-Dr iie''s
T. liclmbold, formerly Of New-Nork. was taken ~
torday to the Now-Jersey Asylum for the INSANE
Trenton. lie at time the owner Of sever
large drug stores In Ncwl0rk. lie Invented sever
Patent medicines and made from their sale ~
fortune. which he squandered rapidly when MS nn.
became weakened several wears ago. lie sent
an asylum, but discharged cured about 'V
years ago. Recently his mind gave way again, -
this week he became dangerous. His wife h'd ~.
at her cottage In Chelsea ave, but was compeie' "A
nave him paced under proper restraint Inc" "
pro. pct Of hls recovery.
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THE THIEF STOPPED TO BEAT HIM

Chicago. May - Cspcclau.-JoSeph Fish. Of the firm
e Fish, Joseph ~ Co.. vas brutality assaulted uS
afternoon receiving and possibly fatal nIuls'
MIR. Fish was walking along WabaShave when |"
heard the cry If stop thief" Turning. he saw
buly ruilian dashirg toward him. The fellow h~
snatchcd Il purse from woman and Mr f1sh Az
tempted to stop him. The thief struck Mr. Fish III u'
face With pair Of brass knuckles. bIealns Ms jaw
and Telling him 10 the ground. Then he sat upVs
ilsh's body and beat him fearfuly. Mr. fi>hs nos
was broken his skull fractured and eye thousa'
10 have been put ont. His a,saiant was MAY
captured Nv Ohcer Mitchell who was compelled
club him into submissl0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
POLICE COMMISSIONERS DENOUNCED.
SOCIALISTS CHARGE THAT THEY SHAME Nv
BLOOD MONEY WIRING FROM CRIMINALS

SOCIALISTS CHARGE THAT THEY SHARE IN
BLoOn MONEY WIRING FROM CRIMlNAL''
The socslistic League held another meeting In oity
nan park Yesterday afternoon at which some CITY
officials handled without gloves O"e Vi ~
speakers, Andrew Murray, attacked 'he ro"'e -
missoners and said that they shared IN the '
money which paid for the protection Oh nm
lie said that DR.. Parkhur,t had charged tha' al u'0
members OF the police force outside Of the 'omnh'
sioncrs shared in the receipts from ths source' VA
Murray said that Dr. rarkurst had topped SNORT Vi
the whole truth. The Commissioners got Their SNARE
he said. lie charged fl: Their that no man Coui' p
nm the blue coat and brass buttons OF p0hcc" VIII"
out first pnylng 1900 300 for inc p'i'"eso.
Another orator was John \. Eidleman. who SAID that
the city government rceking with corrup'io"' am
ndorsed Murray's charges. W. c. owens made s''nir
remarks lie said tile park policemen h~ 10 pay
assessments for election purposes.
samuel Gompers, president OF the American fcu'''
ton Of Labor, made speech. arguing hat inc @NnV'
can people responsible for the officers WIN Wv
crncd them. lie declared for continued agi'a'ion'
He spoke Of the PAYERS strike and predicted It's uiu
mnte success lie said that the auaTTy-Owners lorns
"A wealthy combination, had determined to force 'nelr
worlmcn 10 make TENS with them during the winter
Instead of in May. BatondeSs, he san, WIS !"
prison for doing Just what the quarry-o"heis
were doing lie had the highest respect
for the Court OF Appeals the highest court OF the
state but mea that exalted bench couh o.
bIossed Mr. Gompes advocated reduction III the
hours Of labor in order 10 increase the chances Tor
employment among wDrkngmcn
President Dana, Of the Park Board met an I'M
pleasant experience during the meeting. He had been
one Of Mr. Compcs's auditors and becoming interested
went to climb over the wire fence to get nearer the
speaker A parh policeman grabbed him and began
10 drag him back. Mr.. Dana might have received
rough usage, but another park pole enlan came up
and whispered on admonitiol In hi, colleagues ear
The Park president was quickly released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
NEWARK.

The convention OF the Republican County Committee
was completed Friday night by the appointment
of the subcommittee. The finance committee
consists OF Franklin Murphy, George a. lIalsey'
William Clark Frederick Frclinghuv-cn George i.
swain william A. Ripley, Henry a. Potter ana
Henry Merz. The Executive Committee Is composed OF
The presidents OF the ward and township executive
committees and the chaImen of the advisory com
mittres, The organization has permanent Se're-
tary.
Louls Nnnnaly n clerk In the Long Branch Post
orcc was arraigned before United state CoinriN,
souer Jones Yesterday charge OF having opened
registered letter containing ~. Nunnally is son
of the Long Branch postmaster ana IS not oil age
The money was distracted from the envelope. Inc
sccuscd man was held In bail Tor examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

\ meeting # teacher. II rlocuuou and public
readers M, held Ia the broadway Theatre bulmng
Yesterday If ,rnoon to talk over tho plans for their
coming National conv 'n'ion. 10 be held In ms CITY
between juno - and luly =. III" meeting WIS
called bv the General Committee which has charge
NJ IA. ARRANGEMENTS. riiNIng rrp)r's were made
regarding m. Interest excited by the Dropo-"d con
,rntian among teachers AMI readers all over tie
country II va, said That nj least 300 Delegates
would come 10 New York from idc clu"s. Al
though nothing definite hn, been decided upon. II IS
uf babe TINT y ,"rir, - public entertainments VIII
L., L ven during tho convention.
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IKrrLrs rye TIE clrnoLIc srMMER scnooL

The Ecy. Joseph Mcmahon. OF s.: ratcEs Cltrcdral.
head committee which must pro,id" lrcturc. for
l, Roman Catholic school b. opened Ncw.
London August some forty nfty lectures it"in-
turc ,:hc philosophy religion and political will
delivered during the three weeks session In rcpon-e
to the Invitation, noted Catholic literary men
and teachers over thirty scccpanrcs have received
Ccolgc I1throp heads the list then Il NJ
Johnston writer q tieorg stories Charles Warren ID.
dard M0oka fame Monsignor Seton. Of Jersey CITY
Lawrence +. Egan the writer of sonncts Eliza Allen
star Chicago. lecturer md writer topics John
Talbot Smith, editor and novelist Brother A1aras
philosophical li1rary and educational topics Fathers
Elliott Scarle aud Doyle. Pausts Fathers Higgins Of
Detroit llalp.nr. Of Sew Y RI. OSulS1n, Of Maryland
J,sult- Professors sicRfcl Henry and IIcscr the
OScrbrooKc seminary; Bishop GlbrcS. Of Ocdcnsbnrg;
Dr. Loughr,n. chancellor Of the Philadelphia diocese
Professor Charles H'bcrmanD Of the Neu.YOrk College:
Prof or Drophy head Of T0uis College fl New.Yok
George Hardy principal OF he grammar
ave. and sevcnticth-st.; Professor LaeaIdc st
Marys Emmctt.butg Professor Zlhn Of Notrc Dome Uni
Ners!ty; d. Shahan. Of Washington University DIR.
O'Eay. Of Manhattan College; MI, Blake. II Boston,
writer and journalist the Rev NJ. j. La,ellc. 4 the
Cathedral the Rev Fathers Terry and Walsh Of Albany
and NJ. F. Morris a Washington lawyer. The let
lnciud the best names among Ca:hcllc writer's and
many others VIII be added The dniculty will 10
select from these generous volunteers the snail number
required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

making statements and declarations to prove That oanS
rr1scy is not one OF immediate dangers OF the Ano
+ an missions. European eccesiastcs are not accus'oc
II the large scale upon which things are done III
and the debts 80 easily taken up by American osop'
I'D r,,cs,s arc n source OF continual worry 10 roman
officials The advocates Of the compromise schoo u''o
,hc4, approximations good purpose. The present uD
was md cousy contrustci with the debt which wodu DC
II every parish had TO erect at once paroch'' ~
The agc. were friqhtful aud helped more to secure inc
dci.ion nerulttng thu compromise school than oil other
arguments, combined. So spe,kS who Is wen acdu'"
!, ith chnrch debts and Roman anxiety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
DAMAGES FOR NOT BEING FEATURED.

william Harris, an actor, complains that he was not
featured with the STAR as Madame iiOrtcnsc Rhca
promised he should be in her company, and he has
sued Madame Rhea, in the superior Court for $3.50,
for the failure TO do In the complaint IN the
suit he saws that he engaged In August, 1891, as
leading man 10 be featured with the star. at a
salary Of so a week. lie declares that hc performed
the services required of him from september H. 1891.
mill April 10. 1902. Notwithstanding his contract
that he was 10 b. featured with the STAR however
he WAS not featured and lie declares that he has
bcen Injured 10 the extent OF the mentioned,
account OF the failure TO do 50. lie sued Madame
Ehca for that amount ard on his affidavit Judge
Nc Adam I'm the superior Court has granted an at
tachment her property IN this state for the amount
demanded In the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
JEpSTN City.

Harry Winfield applied to Judge Wer's YESTERDAY
tor a writ Of certiOran In the .case oil Inc 'ioDo"
Board Of Health against Coroner PlrslOw sOmcuno
oco Cor,n.r p,r~l,v buiicd Daniel Blcnden in the
Cati,oic Cemetery without obtaining permit from the
hcilill authorities OF llobokcn, and the Health h"I"
s,,ea lin TO recover penalty of 800. Recorder NC
Ionough rendered decision for the health au,horl
liz, and TarsOw appealed to the District 1Out "Lc
IN. LccoTders decision WAS confirmed. To nav tho
tase finally settled Mr. Winfield on behalf OF coroner
pnrslow asked TO have the facts reviewed III INC
s"pr,ue Court. Judge We1s granted the appIc H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

Dcadwood :. D.. MAY 27.-Ii j. AID that tn Bur
llngton will on June j. lei contracts for extending is
line fom Bald Mountain down !run Creek t. Niger
Ili which acinOVcd get 20 b" richer ia gold. lvcr,
tin and ron than any other district IN Ia" Black
Inns some Of the tin lode~ cxpps"l by developments
ar Il, much as sixty feet wide This extension N'l
take, the road within thirteen miles Of tn iIay creek
coal fields for which IL is thought 10 Do reaching
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
BISHOP MONTEZ D'OCI.

The Roman Catholic Bishop OF san Luis PotosI Is at
present visiting friend. In this lie Il the head OF
Mexican diocese. and OF the noted prcatcs Of Mexico
well for his admiration of the United States his
progressive ideas and his American taste. lie was edu.
Gated In England and speaks English nucnuy. Al ono
time he prominently mentioned tho
Archbishop of Mexico, but his political opinions were
probably strong for the oyerconseryatiye Mexican
hierarchy and clergy On Thursday he accompanied Arch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

bishop Corrigon to Corpus Christi Convent at hun
Point and orlcated bcnedcton On this occae'on I
Archbishop his annual visitation OF inc a,oe.
and reeppoined the supcroress to Office ior
of three years By constitution OF this "'eo e.o'
Archbishop CorrIgan ia the actual superior Inc Vii
at Hunters Point. in spite Of us severe lu', ,h.n
Thought Of and has more applications ior "u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
SUIT AGAINST THr TI17oy1I coRDaGE co.

Boston, May 2G.-Th" Pearson Coriage Comi~W
Of New-lOrh is suing the National Cordaee Comp"S
In the Circuit Court. before Judge Adrch 20 reo'"
Sl3O.OoO damages for alleged breach Of contr'~
The suit was begun In the >upeme Court OF u.
state, and afterwaId transferred to the tne1
states Court by agreement Of the interested pa'S~'
The pEdnif claims that the defendant Sou =
5000 bales OF MANILA hemp md agreed 10 1sS'"
1t IN April, 1880. but failed 10 DO ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
RUTHERFORD.

The litigation I'm the suits against the Rutherford
md UackcnsacA water companies has been ended Dy
The dismissal OF all suits by mutual consent ana 'o
most remarkable incident In the history OF kuthcofu
j. closed For nearly year the water question sphl
The people OF Rutherford into two factions, wa an
issue i'm two elections, and was the cause OF HluCH
acrimonious discussion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
NORFOLK AND WESTERN APRIL STATEMENT

Philadelphia, May 2S.-fhe statement Of the Nor-
folk and Western Railroad Company for the month
Of AIril shows: Gross earningS. S7-7.:'2o 20 'X
pcnscs Including taxes. s5GOo32 o.. and net earn
ngs S2o7 3-o L. against S23S, oo7 80 for the month
Of April. 1901 For the first four months oi 'l'
current nscl yenr the net earnings are S-l3'-l II.
slowing decrease Of S27Gll 30, compared with The
zane period IN 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
CHCR DEBTS IN AMEHIr

Ono OF the factors in the struggle at Rome be-
the advocates u the Roman Catholic compromise
and Terochal schools was the debt carried by
the Roman Catholic doccses In America. How large this
few really know. but the chief duty Of the Roman
Propaganda Is to that missions keep OF debt
possible; hence the American bishops have to keep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
CALLING IL IRREGULAR MILEAGE BOOKS.

Louisville Ky. MAY 9s.-Thc roads IN The chicago
and ohio River y citation have asrh - call In nil
milo,.. bopks which not found by conductors Z"
conform - tho conditions on which th" books "i'
,,lI Thl. is a direct blow at the scalp"rs. IT,"
rad. L,ve,cr mr.. red.Dmlng all mileage ticket
which the scalpsTs now hold at their full value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
BRIGIDIER GryE2AL WILSON RESIGNS.

Hartford, Conn. May 2s.-Drieade r General ino~.
!" Watson. commanding the Connecticut Nauo-.
Gunrd, has resigned and his resignation has '., ..
rcceped. Colonel George NJ Haven, commanding s'
ID Regiment has been appointed bilendicr sehe.~
General Watson appointed by Governor BulhcE :.
when no removed General Graham. The s"1
refused to confirm Mr.. Walson's appointment ana ~
instated Mr.. Graham, but Governor Bnlkeey asa
appointed MIR. Watson, refusing to recognize tne .
thoifty OF the Senate In relnstatlng Mr.. Graham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29


The following is the translation made by the italian
poet Ego Fcrc, OF the inscription witch will be on
Tho base Of the Christopher Columbus monument 10
be- erected In New York In October ITO christopher
columbus by Ia" Itulals resident In America. ScOfc1
at before: during the VOYAGE mcnaccd, after IL
chnhed, generous oppressed. 70 the world
H.. gave d world. Joy ana glory never uttered q
raOre thrilling call than that which rSoundcd from
the conquered ocean In sight OF the first American
island Land Ihnd
"On the MI Of October MDCCCXCII, the fourth
centenary of the discovery Of America, In impersli
able remembrance