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New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
ITS LAST MEETING BEFORE ELECTION
THE GREATER NEw-YORK COMMISSION HOLDS a
sL.ssIAA. I.I..rxr1.L. A-1.l.n.

THE GREATER NETWORK COMMISSION HOLDS 4
sESsION-A BETTER NETWORK WANTED.
The Greater NewYork Commission met in the
meeting room Of the Board of Aldermen. In the City
Hall, yesterday afternoon. II was the last meeting
prior the election which is to decide the ques-
ton. OF the Commissioners these present: An
drew II. Green j. 5 T. Stranahan. John II. Brinck-
erhof, Frederick w DevOe. George J. Greenfield.
Edward Linton and Calvert Vaux. Among the
others in attendance William r. Meredith, Ira
Perazo, Lawson y. Fuller Francis 4. T. oliver.
Sidney +. RawsOn. &. A. Hart. John Law r. ;
Banan. Henry b. Stacy. -. j. Tyson. 4. J. Walker
j. Augustus johnson. Of the COnfederated Good Gov
ernment Clubs. and representatives. Of various good
government organizations
President Green read address. in which he
pointed the work that had been accomplished by
the commission. and the advantages that would re-
suit from consolidation. The address concluded
with an appeal to all the voters to vote for the
Greater New York
Speeches were made by Francis \. oliver. Of the
Twenty third Ward; Lucian Knapp. OF Long Island
City; NJ. +. Blake. Of BROOKLYN William T. Mere
dith, j. Augustus johnson, and others Mr.. johnson.
behalf Of the Good Government Clubs. said he
was there for Information. II a better New-York,
well a greater New-YOrk. could be secured by
consolidation, then the good government clubs were
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT or NEW-YoRK WEDNESDAY. OCT "a. 1894


PORT or NETWORK WEDNESDAY. OCT "a. 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Baron Douglas I'm. Peat. Sourabaya August
3 Tagh H. Batavia II. Aden september = Port Said IS
vessel to Parker Co. Arrived AT the Bar at j
Il
Queenstown Is with ndsr. cabin so pas
scnecrs to Kcrscy. Arrived the I'ar 1915 m
with mdse ani Il cabin passengers to NewYork shipping
Co Arrived a rhc Bar a. FL
-. with mdsc and cabin passenger to Sandersn q Sons
Arrived AT the lar at G42 IN.
RIO Janero October 3. with coffee Funch. Edge CO.
Arrived at the lar at = m ..o.,,. oo,.,.- .,
Curacao iG with mlsc 20 Boulton Bliss a. Dalett. Ar
rived at the Bar st 10
tob,r Puerto Cortcz 49, Livingston 10. with mdse
passengers to otto q Mayer co. vessel Il Williams
steamer Ciy u Washington. hurley Tampco. October
Is. rrosreso IS Havana 20 with mise and Ii
steamer 'pncho. 'ilw"ll, ,'aiVeston ana key West
win mdse and passengers to 9 II Mallory CO.
Steamer Morgan city. Baker. New-orleans October H.
Steamer Hudfon kemblc New-Orleans October H. with
rn'isr to ! 7 Van Sickle.
Steamer III Sol. Mason New Orleans October Is with
% j 4 Van Sickle.
June - Gale. July II. with mdse to order;
Sandy Hook. OCT q, o:ao m-wnd east. strong
CLEARED
Steamer Gen whitney. Bearse. Bos,on-H F Dimock
Steamer Vigllanca. Mcintosh. Havana. Matanzas and
steamer Roano.e. Boaz Norfolk and Rlchmond--oid
steamer Ifravaddy OBJ, Lcss Grenada and Trinidad
steame. Narahia OBJ. Langion Wilmington. y c.
steamer Andes dlr). Mcknight st Marc. Aux Cages,
Jacmel. etc-Pim. Forwood Go.
Roberts.
steamer COma. Risk. Galves,on-c II Mallory q Co
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

1exow Investigating Committee. Courthouse, 1o:5o
a. - -. ~,
way 230 p. m.
National Guard review by Governor Flower van
Cortlandt. Park.
Republican mass-meeting along the Bowery.s p m
New-York Yacht Club meeting. clubhouse. even
ing. ~ 49,,
Anti-Tammany Women's meeting, Cooper Union'
23O p. m.
Colored Republican meeting. Bethel Church ) p m
XIIth Assembly District Republican Assoclatloh'
No 229 East Twenty-fourth-st., p m
Society OF Pedagogy. College of the City OF New
York, p. m. -
American Fine Arts Society, press view NO zlo
West Fifty-seventh-st.. afternoon
City Vigilance League. Irving Hail, Essex-st''
.. m.
Republican mass meeting. Lexington Avenue opera
House, p m.
With Assembly District Anti-Tammany meeting
No l0S Avenue c. p. m.
Reception TO the Right Rev. J. A. Mcfaul' 81
Francis Xavier's College p m.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

A TRUSTED EMPLOYE ADMITS HIS GULL
THE CASHIER AND CHIEF BOoKKEEPER OF THE
INDIA WHARF BREWING COMPANY CHARGED
WITH GRAND LARCENY.
A charge Of grand larceny was preferred IN the
Adams Street Police Court yesterday against ROBERT
nauer the cashier and chief bookkeeper of the
India Wharf Brewing Company, at No ~ Hami'oh-
ave Bauer whose home is az No. l6i west one
h,,,dred-a sixteenth-st New-York is accused OF
ernbezzing fully $500 The specific charge against
him VAS Of appropriating 500 in cash on Sepemoer
q He is forty-fve years old and earned $a "eeh.
His home in fiat. with his VIE VINO ca'"eu
5000 a year in business place. Bauer hau peeh
empoved By the brewing company FOR three years
and was under bond for $500 given by the AHeri-
can surely Company. The general manager OF the
brewing company is Lewis b. SchraIn anu ne w.
cartl, learned that Bauer had a steadily increasing
account in the Hamilton Bank near the pIe"e'S'
We found that he would make deposits Of 500 at
,ioe and began to INQUIRE where the money came
from He had Bauer's books overhauled' ana
shortage Of g. GOO was admitted by the guilty CASHIER
He agreed however 10 replace the money further
Investigation showed that $500 could not be az
c1l,nted for Bauer then admitted that ne mao taken
$500 He had put some OF tne InoiuS @ uhcb m he had
paid 81 100 This he turned over 10 ti1 y. 49,
paH agrned TO make further restitution But II was
decied hv the directors make an example OF mn
and he was arrested. When arralEhtu ne 'H" Hr ,ha
formal plea of not guilty The deposit SIP i IT, rns
sI,m of $500 on September - was proiuced II MhS
alleged that when customers paid their bl.Is IN cash
bauer deposited the money on ms own d.NoTsr III
When gold was paid 20 him he always KEPT IL inc
hearing was adjourned until tomorrow ana he az
:Ised man was held in default of 5000 bail ne was
much surprised at MS anre, an back the
money on the instament plan after me MsSoCery n
of the defacaton He is stsd ana aSyhnr for
man. and said he dd not wsh 10 say any '''''e 'O
publication about the matter
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
RATLROAD INTERESTS.
STOCKHOLDERS HAVE FIRST CNHr ~, -
.,n,>,c COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS MOI ''''O
mo cyxpTCATE


pr,ntxG COLLATERAL TRUST boNN'
TO A SYNDICATE
mt, hos baan considerable misrerresen'"',' ','''
,oacernine the proposition in the Ocot'-r. ' ,ha
-.,.,,iz,,ion Of the Reading ltairo'n iva
,,ars - sell the collateral trust bonus 10
s,oa,e a, 70 when the .securiiy-ho'fers are
IN nay par for them. Nj. Earle, oi the I''''" 1t
tIon committee said yesterday in sp'A"ns -"
subject: , , nor the
"In the first place. neither the Receiver "Y' 49,,
RoodIng Company has proposed 10 50" '''
lateral trust bonds to anybody at less t.ah P'', no.
irdeed 10 ANYBODY bat the stock ana income ''
The syndicate was merely an ofsan%i'lo" '''' ..,
rehabutate these perfectly good Seclr'"'S' -.
r.,l situa.lon +, simply this: The c"-'a'r''' Wv"
honds must bring par If the Reading i 10 W '
lv reorganizcd and they are amply worm IT, ''''
holieve will within a reasonable time sell II Il P
,,ium. but in asking the curtyho"e'9 " On
,bssa bonds AT par We were met by the "'''"
.h,, ,be,. vvere being borrowed upon. not"iHS''''
i ,,eir merits at only 80 cents on the doi!ar' anu
/, ,o,,,d therefore be a serious hardship 10 SecurS
h,,ors ubo have TO borrow their contributions VI y"
onarsd such security Reorganizers. therefore, S'''
l.. yh q vew of showing the merits oi these "O".H
,1 ~ relieving the security-h)liers ~ thlS "''"
c,,,,, orranz.d a body of Influential bankers L"
mako q better offer. who have stated t'' ''' d
email commission they stand ready To- tak' t',S ',
bonds at 20: but they can never 60 h''n' ,j my
ices the security holders first take ihril anu a,
III ,horn =, tha syndicate. accepting US '' -
THO only persons from wnOu the sNirli'i'' ~ -.
tha bonds are the security -ho'HeIH 'h. f,-ish
enough to- sell jhen at 10 the syndicate "'" 30 -
l,nl'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
Established 1915.
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Broadway. Cor. 31sf 1T.
Third ave. Cor. l23d ST..
New York
Four Brooklyn Stores

Did you ever notice how stiff, awk-
ward and ll-fttinT are most OF the
curaway coats You see on the street
Not one tailor in fifty can cut a good
one. and most of the ready-made ones
are rank caricatnres.
Well admit ours weren't right last
season, but now. after many expert
ments, we've got them right right col
lar right lapel. right body length, right
skirt length, and right outlines.
Correct style doesn't necessarily cost
any more, but it has nevertheless a
distinct value in dollars and cents, and
this is Il premium we offer to induce
YOU to come to us for your clothes.
Cutaway Suits, SD to $40.
Smith. Gray X Co.'S Monthly fc october Is out
Mailed free.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BRUNSWICK-Lady Henry Somerset. BCCh-
1IcHAN-Joseph A. Donohoe of San Francisco
EvERETT-Dean S. Reynolds Hole, OF Rochester
England FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Presdent Ben)a-
min Harrison of Indiana; Senator William +. RYE
Of Maine and Martin Brimmer. OF Boston GiLohh
General Joseph B. Carr, of Troy and Ex-Governor
Samuel f. Merwin. Of Connecrcut' hOLhA>p-
charles II Cramp OF Philadelphia and Senator
EL NJ HIGGINS of Olean y. Y. MURRAY
uIIJ-Congressman Daniel y. Lockwood. OF Buff
falo WALDORF-Marshall Field. Of Chicago
wINDSOR-Justice George n. Kennedy, OF the
New-York Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
PREPARING TO ADVANCE RATES

st Louis. oct ga proposition mas pe'' "'''''"
~ -, -. the Western roads looking 20 an
,',,.a,co in the rates on acking house products
and live hogs. effective on a date to be named
Nv chairman j. ". Mldgeiey OF the N's''i"
Freight Association. In conformity win '"'
above Chairman Mldgelcy issued ca" i'r
meeting OF the general traffic men "i the various
Western roads to convene IN 'h''i"'
.ro,. Tho subjects 10 be considered viii b" as
"nIIo,.s. ADVANCE IN packing -hois" Iro4N'i anu
if~e hog rates from Missouri River 10 t"lH,s on
~ 80 ~ the Mississippi River, to max" coiI'
s"ording advances in rates from missouri i'"|,
and interior Iowa points 10 CORRESPOND win ''' az
vance In the local rates
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
Cr.~rp,1 TRAFFIC RESTORES RATES.

Cleveland Ohio. oct. 9-To-days session "' lhe
Central Traffic Association was devoted To as
c,ssion ~ passonger traffic and the reports or
several sllb-commttecs. The passenger discussion
was informal and resulted In nothing definite. lhe
committees to which were referred the gram ana
nr,vis,on rates reported unanimously In favor OF
n, yrain and grain products, and - cents on pro
visions This is increase Of cents on eacn
sohodrio from Chicago 10 Ncw-York. The reports
,,ere adoned without dissent and the fornality or
con6rmaiIon by the trunk lines Is all there Is re-
ouired io make the restoration enectuaI.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
TO FIGHT THE CANADIAN Pacific.

C-bicago oct 2i-At a meeting Of the Western
Passenger Association held here to-day all N"
rncnbers were In favor 81 engaging In hfh'
against the Canadian Pacific Railroad on i'' I'M
migrant business from. the seaboari. the repre-
sootatlycs OF two Of the roads saii thcr votes
would he subject to approval bat there ls no ''u''
that all the Western roads viii be united IN the
u.,r ", Friday \ committee consisting OF Cen
eral Passenger Agents White. Sebastian, licaii'rl.
rustls and Lord; Assistant General Passenger
Agent Huiskern and Chairman Caldwell were se-
lected to go to New-York to see n me trunk n@s
,yculd enter the fight The only stumbling BLOCK IN
,bat dirnction is the New-York Central which ~
cI"ecy related to the Canadian Pacific In Interest.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED AT HIS DOOR

Edward Johnson, Of No. "a East One-hundred-and-
sixteenth-st.. who owns the handsome hathouse in
which ne lives. while going home late hour on
Tuesday night, was sandbagged and robbed in front
OF his own door Mr.. johnson is sxty-ive years old.
He had been out all the evening, and his
way home when roughly dressed man accos;ed
him just he reached his door and asked him for
money He refused. and almost the same mo-
ment received violent blow in the face. which rem
dered him unconscious.
Mr.. johnson was found lying unconscious few
feet from the steps bleeding from cut
on the side Of his face. II was found that his god
watch valued at 500 and his pocketbook. which con-
tained considerable sum OF money. missing.
Mr.. johnson soon recovered consciousness. but re-
fused have physician. His injuries consist OF
q lacerated wound the right side Of his face and
several bruises. Mr.. Johnson says his assaiant was
Of medium height and wore a ragged suit OF brown
clothes He Is sure that he would recognize the fel-
low should he see him again.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
PENNSYLVANIA EARNINGS FOR SEPTEMBER

philadelphia. oct. 2i-Statcnent o. inc "''
ness OF all lines o; the f"nnsFI'"nl' i','
Company All lines east o. Fl''sp"'s anu
sontenber lsai as compared with the Same mo-" d,
. ,o3 chou, an increase i'm gross earnings oi
sloe ,7sC. "A decrease In expenses "' 80 q,
nm increase In the net earnings % Nfh'-' -'- 80"
nine months o, 1894 as compared with inc S"''
,er,od OF 1893 show decrease In gross N'@l'''D' @
OF ss093ll ~; a decrease In EXPENSES ol s''-''''
a decrease in net earnings oi N'@''' >"
an ,,nos u,s, o, P1ttsburg and Erie for Septem-
49,, 80. as compared with the same month IN
,Se2 show a decrease I'm gross "ar"infS "' -
30, a. n decrease in expenses OF !'l'i o. ~
creaso In net earnings of t,o2' ~ ne % ,t'v =
Crea. C.na - IA "a comtared with the same l'rlol
os iSo9 show decrease IN gross ~ ~, .
&, o19 7si =. decrease In "NlcnseF %. . ,, '' E ."
G.creasc in net earnings oi NpN'''"
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
TOWN OFFICIALS MAY BE INDICTED

The Board OF Supervisors adopted reso.u''o" -
tcrdav providing for the continuance OF the examh
alto, oe the accounts Of ex-Supervisor Il. l.. Bais-
,ev Of the town of Flatlands. and Of the Highway
and Police Commissioners of the town as eV'cehceS
Of gross fraud have been found. 1t was also recon-
mended that the attention of the District. ne
he called 10 the matter. and that the facts pc mld
hefore the Grand Jury for the purpose OF nhulHs N
dictments against the implicated oihcas oi 'he
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
TELLING ABOUT THE Collision.

Captain Brasted, Of the Staten Island Rapid
Transit boat Westfied. which was In collision with
the tug F.. II. Meade. Tuesday. before the
Board of Local Steamboat Inspectors yesterday,
press inquiry into the cause of collision. Cap
tain Brasted said that he was quarter Of a mile
away when he blew whistle. and that the tug
gave reply, whereGpOn he blew again. When he
saw that the tug cid not his signals he
stopped the ferryboat and blew the alarm whistle
Then the collision took place. Captain Timothy
Donovan said that he answered the signals Of the
ferryboat. 1ne board will Investigate the matter
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY,
WHITE PLAINS.

The question OF when there is to De an Gnu w.
the complaints Of taxpayers relative 10 ."e 20"
said to have been paid 20 Collector Jaii'eS ~ '.1'.
,aa, ,oa hut returned as rejected taxes this year
,n,oras,s COLLECTOR Oezine As many as nlteeh
,axpayers denounced the taxroll as mcorrect
,ordav afternoon. and in NUMBER oI rIi.a.ti5on,
rrod,ice1 receipts for last years taxes ,nns
Cromwell has instructed Messrs Matne"1b tb Foard
end Harmon to investigate and report 10 tlG Dg 1m,
,heir CONCLUSIONS Ex-Colector wright Is III ~ ~, U
nam County at present and has nor Il, fa1 h a com
portunity to explain the u'S''
mittee.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
roprrcv INTEREST IN UNION PACIFIC

The Union Pacific REORGANIZATION 'oinmi''' ''-
bear advised that \ \. II. Boissevdin, Tep''7'"''-
the Amsterdam stock ani bond h"Ii'rS VIII '
for New-York early in November. ana that i' may
- .cor,nained by 4 member 81 a London hhnNlhs
house which represents large amount oi 'n'
curi,ice Mr. Roissevan. who is a member 'I ''''
committee comes to watch the efforts U"' VI" ~
made 10 get Congress to commit ITSELF 10 some lI'"
for the settlement OF the Government d""' i"'
foreign interests hold that this matter must u" "'
ranged a, the coming session II the property N 10
n. preserved In anything like IT'S integrity "'''
the foreign agents will attempt to impress ''"Ei''s
with the danger OF delay, both - ~" ''N''''.''
arl 70 the other creditors Of the system. J. ~
rather plainly ntmated that Mr. Morgan sun
committee on a plan OF reorganization does "o'
take kindly to the suggestions 'i 'h' "''t'
directors for a reconstruction scheme am ,''', 90,
strong effort will be made To- secure nS,,h 10
H|,i as basis OF a plan for settlement WIN W. &.','
I,,,.sr~pent ard the other creditors. '' y. '''
of a foreign central Pacific rcprr-r,l'" t-,i',
,he same time f. expected to hep "I'hB "'''
Pacific negotiations.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
YONKERS.

The annual meeting of the ionKerS D.s''io. 49,
sanger Service was held Tuesday night anu '"e
smeu.,, drec,ors were elected: j. Foster jenkins
Ceorge " Wray. Theodore II. Skman }; irVinS IN
burns George Warren G. o,Scted M he 'foowng
t,,cars. ~ Foster jenkins presidents George -.
Wray. vice-presdent: NJ. F. Mitchell secretary >
seorge H. Warren. treasurer
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25

There 4. n loud call this year Z" h"""s'
xotcrs to mid In rcdccming th" cit, govern
ucnt from the grasp Of tri"hstcrs an" "'"'"
,,,iIer. Let no vote he lost h> fnii"r" '"
rcyi.ter Tbc Inst days Of rrgi7trntf"" 'hi>
,c,r nrc tomorrow aud next day In 'h's
city.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
HOBOKEN.
HVION T.N.
D, u,tI1r AcTDRATE

DISMISSED FROM THE PASIoRAlh
The Presbytery of New-forK ana jersey w
and its vicinity met at the Summit Avenue fies-
hvteriar Church. Jersey Cry. Tuesday night
and a stormy session followed over the contin, !,
uance of the pastorate of the Rev Dr. SngIn, 90
the West Hoboken Mission. There was no speoiio an
charre against him but, after a prolonged uls-
cussion il was voted that Mr. Smyth be dIsnlssel'
then resigned because. as he ALLEGED ne was @ nOe
nroperlv aided by the Presbytery. The importance e
~ home missions IN and around NeW-lo lork was
fnuv discussed and the Presbytery ADJOURNED
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
OTTGOiNG STELMERS.


Mails close Vessel saiis.
Andes Port Prime" Atlas. .lu 90 y 90
E4am Rotterdam Seth Amer. .Or IN loo n
Santiago. Nassau. y y x CUha...... LOO m 300 m
Manitoba. Mlnte,iden etc. Norton's.. 800 800 IN
FL Taso New orleans. Morgan ........ 800 m
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20
Cherokee JackslnNie clyde Observation-Disclosures. 300
State Texas. Fcrnandua MALLORY. 300 m
III RIO. New Orleans Morgan. 300 IN
State Of California. Glasgow. Allan state ZOO
SATURDAY. OCTOBER -.
tnhra Liverpool Cunard ..........ll II 30 a 300 m
i Wilhelm IT, Genoa. y q Lloyd. IL ~ zoo IN
lurn's@l Glasgow. Anchor .......... 30 m 300 m
L. Touranc. NaVre French......... 1890 m 10 m
Saal" Iiromon. y g Lloyd .......... 800 m 500 m
Hc,"lius RIO Janriro. etc, Lampou
& Holt .......... ................ 30 a $50 m
Ai.ne Kingston Atlas. III. 90 a 1900
Seneca. y q cuba 1870 "A 1900 IN
ObIam. Rotterdam. Meth Amer.......il:t m 100 m
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25

Failure to register may prevent my S"""
c;t,xen from casting a vote for clean govern
,,.ut on November q. Tomorrow IL the
third day of registration I'm this city ana i"
nrool.Iyn this year. Don't neglect TO make
sure of your vote.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
AARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise % suns. 800 Moon rises a Moons 90
HIGH WATER TODAY
: u sandy Tolk ! % GOV. Island 45i Hell Gate 80
PM.Sandy Hook 40 GOV. Island 5li Hell Gate 7:01
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
"Onnpohe."
The coll,r.

Henry A. Daniels NJ. D.,
% WEST S8TH-ST
Disease. OF he Nervous System denito- Urinary OF.
gans. lmpoteney and sterlity. Hours. to l. - Z
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
INCOMING STELMEsS.


Iucona ...-.... Liverpool OCT 2o.........;;. crnard
Fu'rst bismarck. Hamburg oct lN........ Hamh Amer
France London. oct National
Fontihcc...... Sc tn mas. oct Quebec
SATURDAY. OCTOBER -
N~iv Southampton oct 2O......Amercan
ia Erraenr. Htyre oct euch
lindo1............llu oct Wilson
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25

"Odena.'' %
The cum.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-25
Announcements.

announcement ntS.
:" T.. & w.
". Both new.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-04-28
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

CARLOADS Of whisky are being re.
are opening as under the former regime.
Beer is on tap at the old places and a
number of new saloons are being opened.
MAY wheat sold on the Chicago Board
of Trade on the oath at the lowest price
ever recorded-574 cents The market
has been forced lower and lower for the
last three weeks, and the bulls are
almost hopeless of the market recover
ling.
w. w. STOUT, postmas ter at Morrill,
ton, Ark, during Harrison's admistra-
ticn, was convicted in the Federal Court
OF lie oath on the charge of embezzle-
meLs.
THE credentials of Thomas Jordan
Jarvis as Senator from North Carolina,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
| of Mr.. Vance, were presented to the
Senate on the 23d.
MARSHAL TURNER, who has been ac-
tive in arresting Whitecappers in North
ern Georgia, on returning home, found
his wife and baby gone. A searching
party found them in the woods nearby,
where the woman had fed for safety on
account of threats against her husband.
NEARLY $1,000, 600 in gold has been
shipped from this country to Europe
during the past two weeks, and the gold
reserve in the public treasury has been
II -
900, ,OOo
EIGHT hundred and fifty men and four
women started from Oakland, Cal, on
the Esd, on their march to Washington
All were we'll clothed with blankets.
| IT is learned that Secretary Carlisle
has now taken the amended tariff bill
| in hand and is endeavoring to straighten
out some of the entanglements with
which the Senate has surrounded the
bill
THREE negro men, charged with burn
ing the barn of c. King, near Leighton,
Ala, were taken from the Jail at Tus-
cumbia., on the 21st by about 60 masked
men and hanged to covered bridge
over Spring Creek, in Tuscumbia
A RACE war is on in Madison Parish,
La, and so far one white man and one
negro have been killed. one white man
badly beaten, and thirteen negroes are
now in captivity charged with murder.
THE Walker County miners of Corona,
Ala, 500 in NUM- ber, on the 21st joined
the strike now on in that district, This
increases the strikers to nearly 10000