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THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1881. 5 information which the missing records of neck, has not vet been taker to shore, so WASHINGTON. to-day. Mr. M.

informed a T8iiiiine reporter that it was his intention to return to discontinued volunteers' commands could far as can be learned. It is rumored that TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES. Condensed From this Morning's Anno. afford, and it tavii a beuome known that ranbault in the fall. White here he became threats of drowning him had been made and an investigation will probably be made.

ollicers of the late volunteer forces have interested in C. N. Cosgrove's patent crusher, and purchased a large interest therein. At a meeting of the vestrv of St. Paul's still in their poseessnn or under their control books and other records pertaining to tbeir corps, divisions, brigades, regiments elated Press Report.

SALVTNI SAILS. New Vobk, May 18. Salvini. th SAINT PAUL. George I oster.

vonmrer son of Prof. John church, held Tueaday evening, the following gentlemen were elected delegates to the Foster, while plavin? with an old nistol the Confirmation of Judga Eobertson and Merritt Without Opposition. and compauies, Adjutant-General Drum has diocesan convention which meets at Still dian, sailed to-day for France. lHsueU a circular calling attention to the fact that all such books and records should be T'aOKSDAY. MY lit.

1881. BOAT FACTOBY BUBNED. Milfobd, May 18. Mann'a Uit other day, accidentally discharged the same, the ball taking effect in the palm of his left hand and ooming out at the wrist The wound is very painful though not serious, and a wholesome fear of tir arms mav be water, Wednesday, June 8: John L. Mer-riani, Hermann Trott, W.

K. Merriam, G. A. Hamilton, Samuel Potter, J. W.Bass, H.

J. Brainard, J. CUichardson. deposited in the adjutant-general's office, faotory was burned last night. Lnaa THifl COUHTtt.

and requesting that thev be forwarded with 000; insurance, $8,000. out delay to the adjutant-general at Wash The contract forbnilding an eneine-honse the result. 8AW-MI1X But Three or Four Negatives, and in Scarcely Audible Tones. Tbenton, N. May 18.

The main nrp. ington, yo expense other than postage or proper express charges where the postage LAKE CITY. in Woodland Park addition has been awarded to Heathcote, Wisnam it Biggs for $5,723. There were four bids, the highest of which tion of Oilman's steam saw-mill burned tonight. Insured for $75,000.

exceeds four pounds, the limit for mail parcels can be paid by the government. Special to The Tribune. Lake Citt, May 18. Will Richardson, Justice A. Wells and the Rev.

C. H. Plum- SUICIDE. Detroit. May 18.

George Fleishman, thn route and one or two other cases its results bave not i HIHXOBIES. The Times correspondent Rives the history of several contracts of which the following are the most prominent: ltoute No. from Monument to liiver Bend, Colorado, held by the combination, shows some very suggestive fact. The distance was Oi4 miles, service tffioe a week, time 33 bourn. There were twenty bidders, the highest, and the lowest, JoBhua H.

Watts, of Santa Fe, The contract was awarded to Watte; the latter sub-let the route to U. V. Williams, of Denver, for $1,200. It was soon announced that Watts had failed and the route was re let to A. H.

Hrown by Brady for 1,200. In thirty-two days after the route had come into the possession of Brown, order were issned by Brady which raised the pay from $12,000 to $11,200, the trips were increased to seven pel week, and the time reduced from thirty-three to seventeen hours, lirown has received on this route $2:5,000, and for the same time under the original contract of Watts it wonld have received about $2,000. There is sworn testimony that Watts, Miner, Peck and Dorsey were partners. Watts seems to bave been unfortunate and to have gone out of the combination. bouti no.

88,113, from Rawlins to White River, was let to John W. Dorsey for $1,700. It afterwards passed into the hands of ex-Henator Dorsey, the service was once a week, distance IK) mer left Monday morning for Pine Creek, was and tne lowest, next to the winning bid, was $8,788. Have building contractors any fixed rules for estimating the cost of work and materials? Or do they bid by guesswork? night-watchman of the Deposit Company, of this city, suicided this morning. usuuuHiu, wuere tney devote a week to nsn-ing and camping The mem tiers of A Number of Important Appointments in the Diplomatic Service.

the psi upsilon. Cbicaoo, May 18. The fortv-eichth annu City Commandery No. K. are drilling al convention of the Psi Upsilon fraternitV.

was held this eveninsr in Central Mnsin Rail, Personal. Prof. H. E. Whitney.

Faribault, arrived tor tne annual encampment at Stillwater, on June ferryboat "Clipper" has been examined by tne government inspectors and pronounced safe The May term at the metropolis yesterday. CAPSIZED AND DBOWNED. Pobtlanp. May 18. Three' fiJhino- 8upreme.

Charles Butler, appellant, vs. The Winona Mill Company, respondent. Judgment Winona county. Berry Morey for appellant. ilson fc Gale for respondent.

Argued and submitted. Anthony T. Kimmel, respondent, vs. Joseph Lowe, appellant. Older, county.

Daniel Itonrer for respondent, Emory Clark for appellant. Argued and submitted. District, Before Judge Wilkin: The State vs. John Fallon; illegal voting. Bail offered and one bondsman accepted.

Continued one day. Before Judge Brill: H. ltobinson vs. WmjLMintzer. Judgment for plaintiff.

Probate, Before Judge O'Qormanf Estate of Elsie H. Whitowell. Will admitted to probate. Estate of Eliza Mott. Will and petition filed.

Hearing up U. Hon. J. C. Pieroe.

of Ked Wine, is in the or the district court is in session at Mrs. O. B. Adams, mother of the city fur to-day, at the Merchant's. boats capsized at the mouth of the Colnm-hia Ttftrrlnr and thn nrrrnmiita were alP Dishonest Clerks in the Treasury Department Summarily Bounced.

Diamond Jo Uevnolda is in the citv. and registers from the Hot Springs, Ark TJESTBtrCTIVEFIBE. Goshen. May 18 A destrnetiv fim Sheriff J. E.

Haggart, of Fargo, was law mre. oeneuict, leaves to day -tot New York with her infant grandson. Elijah Porter, tne oldest typo in the state, leaves to-day with his wife for a trip through the East, visiting relatives. brass band has been organized, with Willis Flanders, late of Hey wood's Mastodon Minstrels, aa among the arrivals at the Merchant's by the Northern Pacific train yesterday. last night destroyed the shops of the pump company, chair compftny and threshing-ma- chine works.

Loss, insured for 1 Hon. Warren J. Ives, of Hutchinson, is in DUTY ON IBON. BEABIHO BEFORE 8KCHETABY WINDOM. Washington, May 1.

The hearingbefore Secretary Windom and Assistant-Secretary French was held to day upon the subject of the doty on iron car-truck ohannels used in the construction of railroad cars. The American manufacturers were well represented. The question in controversy is whether such iron is subject to duty as rolled or hammered iron at one and one-half cents per pound, or as manufactured iron not otherwise provided for. Seoretaiy Windom said he would in a few days announce his decision with regard to channel bars, but as to plate iron it would be necessary to give importer) an opportunity to be beard, and that manufacturers would be notified in case new testimony or arguments should be presented by importers which could weaken the force of what hs had heatd to-day. THE SENATE.

PROCEEDINGS TE8TEBDAT. Washington, May 18. Mr. Anthony, chairman of the committee on printing, asked that the committee be discharged from further consideration of the resolution en Humorous Humors About Blaine Mrs. Garfield Much Better.

St. Pail for to-day, and look partioularlj well pleased with the world and the nutriment it accords him. leader. F. Zwick and wife, who left SHOT HIS WIFE.

Cincinnati. May 18. A Times-Star ana. ror itedwood rans Thursday, by carriage, met with quite a severe accident. When W.

P. Rogers, first -lieutenant and adju miles, time 108 hours. The service was finally increased to seven trips per week, and the pay to tant of the Seventh infantry. Chas. S.

oial from Marietta says: John Hays shot his wife dead at 8 o'clock this morning and escaped by flight. His wife kept a house of descending the hill just this side of Mazep-pa the horse became unmanageable and ran Black, acting. assistant surgeon, and Lien- Municipal. ui-iame. away, throwing Mr.

and Mrs. Zwick to the ground, bruising them severely. Mr. Zwick tenant J. C.

Ayers, Q. registered at department headquarters yesterday. The Senate to Adjourn Saturday-Miner Notes of Interest. MBS. GABFIELD FAMILY FIGHT.

A Mount Gilead, dispatch renorU made the balance of his journey on horee- MUCH RKTTEB. furious fight last Saturday between Sa miw.1 uacn. nis wiie iouowea a aav later by rail H. D. Brown, late proprietor of The Senti Special Telegram to The Tri bone.

Bt, Paul Oram and prolooa Manet. St. Paul, May 18. On the board of trade to-day prioes and James, a farmer, and his sons, in whio he stabbed his eldest son, Jamest with a pitch- Washington, May 18. Mrs.

Garfield has Before Judge Burr: City vs. John McKinney; drunk; $10 or five days. Committed. City vs. Pat Smith; drunk and disorderly; $10 or ten days.

Committed. City vs. John Taylor; drunk and disorder ly; $10ortenday8. Committed. City vs.

Mike Heed; drunk; $5 or five days. Fine paid. City vs. Samuel Qnivelan; drank; $5 or five days. Committed.

been in much better condition all day, and xors, it is iearea iataiiy. transactions were as follows: nel, left for St. Paul Monday to become business manager of The Daily Dispatch, a position which he is eminently qualified to fill. As a thorough business man he has no superior in the state Reading-room Wheat No. 1 hard.

UKo bid: No. 2 hard. to-night the anxiety about her case is about at an end among her friends. Dr. Beck- 9rs; No.

8. 85c: No. 4. 75c. itb, formerly of Cincinnati, is herein con An Earthquake.

1 Contoocook, N. May 13. Two shocks Cobn No. 2 cash bid; June offered Association elected officers last evening, as fnllnom. Pr.iii.ln) 1 n.l.

.1. sulfation with other homeopathic physi larging the scope of the official register. So at 440. cians over her case. ordered.

Oats No. 2 white. 37o bid. 38c asked: No. ot earthquake were felt last night on about 12:20, and another between three and City vs.

Stephen Jones, George Williams and Wm. Brush; disorderly conduct. Dia- president, C. A. Hubbard; treasurer, J.

Cole Doughty; Secretary, Chas. E. Hinckley; as. ANOTHKB ACCOUNT. BOBEBTaON CONFIRMED.

ALL OKI WAT. Special Telegram to The Tribune. Washington, May 18 ltobertson was today confirmed as collector of the port of Mew York without division of the senate. One or two senators proposed having the ayes and nays, but the vioe-president de clared that the call a not supported by a sufficient number and the senate passed on to the next business in order. It is reported there were not half a dozen negative 3 white, Stic bid.

'Ala asked; No. 2 mixed cash Wahhisoton, May 18. Mrs. Garfield rest four. cnargea.

Mr. Burnside then called up the resolution reported from the committee on foreign relations relative to the inter-oceanic canal. bid, 37c asked; May and June, 35o State vs. Geo. Devine: attempted arson.

Did, 6io asBea; ao. a mixed, 3oo Did. rusuuit secretary, airs. u. J.

uogswell. OWATONNA. Special to The Tribune. ixraiinuea to tnis morning. Baeiey No.

2. i)5o bid; No. 3 extra. 90o: ed better last night than any night since her illness. She has very little fever this morning, and is perfectly clear.

Her strength was improved, and her condition in every way more favorable. uity vs. rrank wemscb; disorderly con- no. 3, Bo. tine car jno.

3 sold at Vc Purchasing Agency auot. uismissea. Kte No. 2. SJHo bid.

He hoped the senate would act on the resolution immediately. Mr. Ingalls said it was clear to him that it was not wise or expedient for the senate at this period of its Bitting to pass the resolu wwatonna, may 11, u. mmDonia ornaments the front of his gun-shop with a new City vs. Joseph Bates: assaulting Edward bound Feed One car sold at $18.00 per AT 1U P.

M. Murphy. Dismissed on payment of costs by ton. Dr. Bovnton reports at 10 p.

m. that Mrs. complainant. City vs. Came Momson: keeping house Bban $5.50 bid, $5.75 asked.

Baubd Hat $12.50 bid. Potatoes Offered at 85c per bushel. awning. A free distribution of meats was made on our streets by the running away of Meat Man Marble's fi'rey steed. price of wheat remaining up causes that product to be brought in freely, and considerable is sleeping quietly, and her symptoms are in every respeot favorable.

of ill-fame. Continued to this morning. tion on the subject referred to, especially in terms that were employed in the present resolution. After debate the resolution was postponed The Council of Homeopathio Doctors, AROUND HIE STATE. lumoer is tasen out in exchange, a plain fact of the wealth of our county constantly until the first Monday in December, and the Any article purchased, and commissions of all kinds attended to.

Order solicited. No charge for References in all parts of the State. Circulars containing full Information, on application to E. G. 0'DONNELL WILL THEY BESIQN? LOGAN, DAVIS AND IIUBLIiCT.

The fifteenth annual meeting of the State Homeopathic Institute ended yesterday turn surety increasing. trav -votes. The senate has, therefore, in constitutional form, "advised and consented" to the appointment of ltobertson, and as a milter of fact no great surprise was expressed that the senate was able to exercise its constitutional duty in spite of the absence of Itoscoe Conk I inn, of Utica, New York. Home think the senate could have filled all the requirements of the constitution with regard to the appointments to the oflioe if Cockling had been present and voted against the confirmation. There are also some who believe the honorable Mr.

Conkling might have conscientiously performed the whole duty imposed upon the senate of the United States bv the oonstitu- STILLWATER. Special Telegram to the Tribune. elersall agree that Owatonna is the best afternoon. It has been an interesting town of its size for trade in southern Minne Special to the Tribune. Washington, May 18.

the appointment meeting, for all directly connected with the science of medicine, not only because of the sota An enjoyable time was had last even btuxwateb, May 18. Wheat, No. 1, B.Vs. The steamer Knapp, having repaired dam Box 8. of Hurlbut, of Illinois, affords an excellent opportunity for Senators Logan and Davis Minneapolis, Ml nn.

ing at Knights of Honor Hall, at the onenino of the Free Loan Library of the W. C. T. ages, passed up this afternoon. variety of subjects discussed, but because of the talent and study brought to tbeir discussion.

The following is a list of the officers and delegates selected for the ensu senate considered the resolution offered yes-terdty by Mr. Saunders, directing the committee on judiciary to inquire into the relation of the Central Pacific to its leased lines and other corporations and report to the next session of oongress what is proper and necessary to protect the interests of the United States. The resolution was on motion of Mr. Davis, of Illinois, laid on the table. Mr.

Bayard offered a resolution for appointing a committee of two senators to wait upon the president and inquire whether U. ihere has been nnite a number of vol. to resign, since neither were favorable to his selection; not only because he was Blaine's Charlie Holoombe, sheriff, was around umes already donated there and more to follow Installation of offioers of serving subpoenas on witnesses and jurors for the next term of court. man in their state, and agatost Grant, jest as was ltobertson in New York, but Conk- ing year: REPRESENTATIVE FIRMS IS TBI CITY MARKET. rresident O.

il. Humphrey, of Minne The St. Paul Duluth Railway Company uwatonna Lodge, No. 115, of I. O.

G. T. took Plaoe on Monday evnnincr Mar. tioa and by an intelligent conscience if he bad voted against confirming a nomination ling's example does not seem to be contagious in the senate. apolis.

are going to put in a side track for loading shal Jones is seeing to the cleaning of the irst ice-f resident H. Hutchinson, of which he could not conscientiously advise and conwnt to. instead of resigning his bt. raui. aiieys, owing to tne being Nineteen car-loads Bhipped vesterdav from he has further business to communicate to EXECUTIVE SESSION.

Second Vice-President H. C. Leonard, of piling near JNeison's mm. It is a pretty good joke on a doctor when he doesn find out that he has a broken rib until three days after it is broken- the senate. Adopted, and Messrs.

Bayard MASKELL CHANT. here for Black Hills, composing a special ergus tans. tnemDersnip in mat body. TAKE! TOE OBANTED. Wahhinotosi, Mav IS.

Kobertson's con Secretary and Treasurer S. H. Hawes, of and Cameron, of was appointed such committee, and immediately proceeded to iroiu vo on lerre, u. Mr. uarpenter, BOCTttiE BEPOBT.

Washisoton, May 18. When the senate Dr. to-day removed hisfthe popular agent at the Milwa'ukeAdepot! Hastings. omce rooms in tne noiconioe diock, cor-Jjaoorts considerable tjusmess at this noint Censors A. FLHigbee, of MinnepotiBTA the executive mansion.

The senate took a recess for -an hour. went into executive session this afternoon the nominations received from the presi ner at -Chestnut and Main-streets. AT Camp, of Dorian, of The conrmtltee to wait on the president r. a. uwineu is patiently waiting the arrival of his family from Boston, where lUt.

Paul and Retail Batchert, AndlDeeiers in FRESH SALT low Corn-Fed Steers, Peultry," Game, etc talis 1, City KaakeC dent to-day were read and referred to appro firmationwas prompt. No delay occurred and no record was made of the vote. The news spread quickly through the city, but created but little sensation, as it was really known in advance and discounted. One republican and one democratia senator called for the yeas and nayes, but only five hands were rawed in support, and the call bis daughter has reported to the senate that the president will bave two hundred more nominations in as been acquiring an educa Executive Committee 8. H.

Leonard, A. Hutchinson. tion. The Lumbermen's board of trade has authorized Sam. Matthews to string a boom from the Fall's down to St.

Croix company's boom. The rear of Staples's Ann river drive was on May 16 about half way between the dam priate committees, and a message was also read announcing the withdrawal by the president of the nomination of General fast as possible. The seLate may not ad Publishing Committee A. Camp, S. Hawes, W.

E. Leonard. journ before Saturday. CROOK8TON. Special to The Tribune.

Axlam ttvieau as charge a aft aire to The senate then adjourned till to morrow. The following were named as chairmen of was wuuurawn. it is now stated that a camp and the depot camp, with a prospect ubookston, may i. mere is an lm Immediately afterwards Senator Conger CAPITAL NOTES. E.

F. JONES, bureaus: Surgery D. M. Goodwin, of Minneapolis, negative vote was given by Ingalls, Farley Jones, of Nevada, and Don Cameron, but called up from the table the nomination of of all the logs getting into i isn Lake in a few days. mense immigration of French Canadians into this section of the country.

Everv Gynecology A. E. Higbee, of me responses were not loud. A dance for the benefit of the City Hos quarter-section of land with a questionable AN IMl'BOBABLE BL'MOB. Special Telegram to The Tribune.

bdwin A. Merritt to be consul-general at London, and it was confirmed without debate and without any uttered manifestation of diesent. The confirmation was effected pital occurs at Opera Hall Friday evening. Piedology A. A.

Camp, of Minneapolis. Obstetrics C. N. Dorion, of St. Paul.

The tickets are only a dollar, and Hayner's Washington, May 18. The statement is reiterated to-day that Garfield will, in the THE YOUNGEST SOLDIEB. ENLISTED at twelve. Special Telegram to The Tribune. Sanitary Science W.

H. Leonard.of Min superb orchestra will furnish the music, by oommon oonsent. in absence of objection. neapolis. Turn out and help tne noble cnanty.

I'svcboloRical Medicine Chas. uriswoid, J. A. Lane and Miss Josie A. Stunkards The nomination of Wm.

U. ltobertson as collector for the port ot New York was then called up and confirmed in precisely the Washington, May 18. A paragraph has of St. Paul. interest of peace, request the resignation of Blaine as sooa as the ltobertson imbroglio is over.

This sensation is not generally believed, but many are inclined to credit it because very respectable persons seem to were married at La Caosse, on Mon Opthalmology and Otology J. T. Beau Wholesale and Retail Dealer in and Packer of the oetobrsted GOLD SEAL $RAND OYSTERS, fcawTV SALT and FRESH FISH. OYSTERS by the caiir ear-load. WINNIPEG WHITE FISH, day, May 16.

Mr. Lane was for many years a resident of our city, and has many warm that a 13-year-old boy was the youngest re mont, of Minneapolis. same manner, without a demand for a vote of any kind or a word of disensxion. Dur cruit enlisted in the rebellion. The presi Materia Medica li.

iiuteninson, ot bt. bave started it. friends in our midst wno win congratulate ing the remainder of the executive session Paul. mm upon nis new departure the centeb of population. To-day the census office published a circu Clinical Medicice J.

A. Steele, of Minne the senate ooufirmed the following nomina tions: tine is Deing jumped, making business especially lively at the United States land of-fioe Material is on the ground tor the large three-Btory hotel to be erected by our new townsman Clement. Several fine residences are in process of construction, and the business part of town is rapidly A. Gilbertson has gone to Iowa for the purpose of bringing several ear-loads of horses, and still there are many pedestrians learn of the sudden death, in San Francisco, of Mrs. Harbaugb, wife of Springer Harbaugh, president of the Standard Oil Csmpany.

Mr. Harbaugh has extensive interests at Euclid, our nearest neighbor to the north. OSAKIS. Special to The Tribune. Ohakis, May 17.

Mr. R. P. Crawford has sold his new house to Mr. Barton, of Long Mr.

Fred. Scott and Elijah Seuvey.mate of apolis. A. Bowman, Louisiana, United Status dis dent has heard that the District of Columbia bad produced a smaller soldier still, in the person of Wm O'Mara, and a reporter called on that gentleman, who now keeps a Grocery store on street, near Thirteenth. Be exhibited his discbarge, dated July, 11, legislation, registration ana Medical the ftnapp, accompanied by rlem an intimate fnend of the late Mr.

Opsahl, left to-day for the scene of the Sunday dis Education D. Sullivan, of Hudson. trict judge for the western distriot of Louisiana; Heir-Admiral K. T. Aichols, to be lar containing the revised work of computations for finding the center of population.

It is placed at latitude degrees, i minutes, seconds; longitude degreef, minutes, 40 seconds. This is Delegates were named as here appended: World's Homoeopathic Convention C. chief of the bureau of yards and docks, New to this market) delicious. appethuBc. aster, in search of the bodies of Opsahl and Jacob Jaoobi.

They will make every navy department; Geo. IL Crumb, receiver G. Higbee. eight miles west by south from the heart of endeavor to find the remains of the two nn. wnicn sam mac ne una on April in, been enlictod for three months in Capt.

of public moneys, Ironton, and several WYMAN ELLIOT, fortunate men postmasters. the city of Cincinnati, being a point in Kentucky one mile from the south bank of the 4onn aicuermou company, or jaekjton Perhaps it is not generally known that we American institute C. O. Higbee. Western Aoaderay O.

M. Humphrey, A. Higbee. To State Institutes Illinois, J. A.

Steele; Guards, forming the fifth battalion of the NEW NOMINATIONS. The president sent the following names Ohio river and two and a half miles south QBOWXB A.TO DEAXIB IJt ('4 have in our city three of the most celebrat District of Columbia1 volunteers, lie is put down on the discbarge as 12 years old, but east of the village of Taylorsville. ed scenio artists in the United States en. Wisconsin, E. H.

Grannis; Indiana. D. H. to the senate this afternoon: Envoys extraordinary and ministers plenipotentiary: frame. goes to Anoka Mr.

Frank Mevst has bousht out The Osakis FARM, GARDEN and FLOWER snowed the reporter a record in evidence of THE SENATE'S PRESIDENT PBO TEM. Washington, May 18. The vice-president Journal and will issue the first number of Thomas A. LMborce, of Kansas, to Brazil, Wo hillard, recalled; Judson Kilpatrick, of Roberts; Iowa, Miss A. L.

Hutchinson: Ohio, H. Hutchinson; Michigan, O. H. Hall; Kansas, H. C.

Leonard; New York, A. A. Camp; Massachusetts, G-JL-Hawes; Penn has not yet given notice to the senate to tne lact mat ne was born August 27, lM'j being thus eleven years and ten months of age when enlisted. O'Mara claims having gaged in painting the scenery for our opera-house. Mr.

Strong, from Haverly's theater, Chicago; Mr. Tryron, from McYicker's, and Signor Arragoni, from New York, who has a world-wide reputation. Another singular fact is that they ore 32 -degree ew xork, toCuili, n- itabornt, transferred; The Osakis Observer the 4th of Mrs. Barton talks of opening a first-olass millinery establishment in a short time. elect a president pro lni, thug causing considerable talk among senators-Should no SEEDS.

Stephen A. Uurlburt, of Illinois, to Peru, seen toe tirnt man killed in a regular en gagement in the war, and having been ruY Chnstiancy, recalled; Lewis Wallaoe, of Indiana, minister resident to Turkey; Gee. Rev. J. H.

Hull, of Oberlin, is ooming here such notice be given a president pro urn cannot be elected during the recess, and un sylvania, u. w. crary; uregon, o. Nichols, Vermont, E. H.

Bangs; New Hampshire, J. C. Tucker; Maine, G. P. Starratt; Missouri, D.

M. Goodwin. among the first Union soldiers who crossed to preach this summer at the Union church. Seed Drills and Garden Reaui- li. Manney, of Tennessee, minister resident In connection with the disaster of Sunday trim the District into lrmia.

til the meeting of the next congress there 1 he temperanoe ooncert of last Sunday to Columbia, I'i'r Dick man, recalled; Jere at Rock Island it appears that one of Dr. A. ill be no speaker of the house, in that Prof. S. B.

Parsons was elected an hon afternoon given by the M. E. Sunday-school miah Busk, of Wisconsin, rlmrge rnffairr to Zuercher ribs was broken. At tne time orary member of the Iustitue. THE DIPLOMATS.

was a success and was well attended. faraguay and Lrugua, rut Caldwell, re event, should the president and vice-president both hRppen to die, it would bring about a serious condition of affairs. Arthur The adjournment was to meet in Minne apolis next year. called; Horace A. Taylor, of Wisconsin, consul at Marseilles, ('" Gould, recalled; WHAT IH ft AID OF THE APPOINTMENTS, THE BAPTISTS.

sites. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Vines, ete. CATALOGUES HUU OK APrUOXTTOV. City Market. MinneaeoUm.

Mian. has not signified his purpose as to a temporary president, but some believe he will call for one yet. lions Wilkenson, United States marshal for the eastern distriot of Tennessee; Geo. M. of the accident he was taking lunch with his wife and children in one of the state-rooms.

The shock threw him violently against the edge of the half -open door.and though painfully hurt, the fracture of the rib was not discovered until to-day. Dr. Watier diagnosed the case to-day and decided in accordance with the above facts. Meeting of the Nations! Booletles at In Divorced and Married the Same Day. Washington.

May 18. The nomination Last evening Judge Wilkin filed a decision Thomas, Lnited States attorney for Ken A OOOD DAT FOB BONDS. dianapolis. Indianapolis, May 18. The anniversary The notices of 5 per cent, bonds at Z)4 in the case of Charles Bailey vs.

Josephine Ross Bailey, granting the former a divorce tucky; George II. Crumb, receiver of pnblio moneys at Ironton, Missouri: Thomas J. Jordan, of Pennsylvania, Indian agent at TIE gathering of the National Baptist Societies commenced to day with an attendance per cent, reoeived at the treasury department to day aggregated making upon the grounds alleged in tne complaint. a uuuciniuuu in uu jjmiue BppuiUllljQuI, 1'onca agency. Indian Territory: K.

A. the total amount of extension by notice to City Counoil Meeting. Regular meeting, at which Aldermen These are briefly that the marriage took plaoe January 1,1881, and that the parties cohabited for a year as man and wife, when Stone, ot Ohio, Indian agent at Fort Hale 99 an4 -mill 1:1 1 L. which indicates that the meetings will be very large and influential. Every seat upon the main floor of the First Baptist church date CoviU, Deragisob, Elliot, Townshend and agency, Idaho; L.

C. Main, of District of PATNE NOT TO BB NOMINATED. COFFEES, plaintiff suddenly awoke to the realization Brown were present. A large number of nominations will go to aotort character, mere is general satis. Columbia, Indian agent for Lembi agenoy, Idaho; A.

C. Wedge, collector of interna! that he bad married a publio pros ine report or tne Dridge-ooiieotor snowed the senate to-morrow. Seveial clerks were was occupied, and a more distinguished assemblage of Baptist divines has never been gathered in Indianapolis. The nartionlar action at the recall of Senator titute, whereupon he abandoned her, levenue, first district of Minnesota; H. busv all afternoon and evening making receipts for the post two weeks of $171.

Report accepted and plaoed on file. FANCY FLOUR and has not sinoe lived with her. The Hi nle collector internal revenue, sixth dis them out at the white bouse. In regard to anniversary oelebrated was of the American uutcM? vj uis lawyers 111 iu Hucmpi lO U6- case was referred to Attorney George 8, triot of Michigan; Madison Davis, surveyor i.J bid. a ISVIIV, OW.WU DUU UIOVI.

Frank Baiter, Joseph Card well, Harveux of oustoms, Atlanta; li. 15. Talmera, United Flint, as referee, to take testimony, and the facts being found as alleged, the divorce was granted as above stated. Now comes States attorney for the western district of Ifaptist x'nblioation Society, which commenced with a national Sunday-school institute, the proceedings of which occupied the afternoon and evening. E.

L. Hedstrom. the New York nomination it is positively stated that Payne will not be renominated for marshal of the southern district of New York, though Woodford may be nominated. Pavne has been busy at Albany working in 1A Annmn triflht nf :or.al irn.ll a A Shepard, Musier and Jo. Wolf were granted retail liquor lioenses.

d'uiu vm, CUV 0)1 41UI llUK, III FROM. MILL Louisiana; J. V. Weeks, United States mar another chapter in the case. Before Depn- shal for the western district of Louisiana.

inos. ljecky petitioned for tne grading tv-Clerk O'Brien had fully opened up for of Hickory street between Fourth and Ma rine. Referred to street committee. of Buff ilo, vice-president of the publication society, occupied the chair, and addresses upon various Sanday-school topics were delivered by Rev. Dr.

Chaplin.fof Brenham. WAB BY WINDOM. i t- i dustriously for the re-election of Conkling and Piatt sinoe Monday, and having oast bis fortunes with the anti administration be business this morning, the lately, divorced swain, Charles Bailey, entered and asked aitiKuny nuu uruKU ny, in mtiQ KINGSLEY CO. A orosswalk is to be built between Potts's and the tKt-cent store. besionations asked.

will be left to share the fate of that side, All obstructions on Rioe street are to be CITY MARKET. Washington, Mav 18, At the request of COMMENT ON TO-DAY 8 NOMINATIONS. for a marriage license. "An' boss i in a hurry, sab, please ree'lect dat, an' guv it to me quick." The clerk made the necessary inquiries and had a license ready for the Tex.j Prof. T.

J. Morgan, of Chicago; Rev. G. M. Stone, of Harvard, and Rev.

W. W. Landrum, ot Augusta, Ga. removed immediately. Washington.

Mav 18. The comment on ALMOST FOBGOTTEN. secretary of treasury, George L. Clark, chief A communication was reoeived from tne the diulomatic nominations made to-day is In the evening a praise and greeting ser marriage of Charles Bailey to Sarah Cham of the pay division, fourth auditors ottice, treasury department, and Win. B.

Moore, editor of The Minnesota Farmer, but no ac THE STAB ItOUTB INVKSTKUTIOS. bers both colored. They were married an tion taken thereon. VvW VnniT Mav IK Ftnm Tha Timna deputy fourth auditor, bave tendered their that tne nominees are an limine men anu worked for the secretary's nomination last year for president. General Kilpatrick had been promised the mission to Chili, but the hour after.

Daniel Donahue presented a bill for fur vioe was held, at which the musioal exercises were by a choir of four hundred voices of the First Baptist church, and addresses were delivered by Rev. H. C. Mobir and Governor resignations, to take enect immediately, ashington special: The great political nishing rock for gutters, but no aotion taken CLARK CARR, Wholesale and BetaU Dealers in Fresh and Cured MEATS, POULTRY, QA.MK, etc. City Market Meat Stalls.

Telephone connections. ObMtgaaMati so licitH frnrofoonnin merrhanta Secretary Windom declines tomakepubho the ciroumstauoes oonnected with his re on same. Kansas senators protested against the dis- An Imbecile Boy Accused of Arson. George Debine. a lad of 17 years and evi Street committee ordered to look np the nlaoement of Osborne, inaliy.

after eon Albert L. Porter, to which Rev. Dr. Benjamin Griffiths, of Philadelphia, responded. Further addresses on Sunday-school topics 1 a t.

-m it grade of Broadway. quest. It is loarned, however, from an authentic source, than an investigation in uruHM uiitiHr liih ii rratiinn fir iiih imiht iiimu. dently of weak and unsettled intelleot, was siderable pressure, it was agreed to recall The surveyor, Myron nnepard, tendered before Judge Burr yesterday morning on general. The work of examining the Milliard and send usnorne to rsrazu, the navy department developed the fact were ueuvereu oy uev.

iionn uumpstone, or Cbristiancv was recalled because of the di the charge of setting fire to a bed in the his resignation, to take effect immediately. Accepted, and a vote of thanks tendered Mr. that the persons named accepted a personal f'UfWd, UUVB SWUSUwBS.Uf Aioany, and ror. Edward Olney, of Ann Arbor, after which, on motion upper story of a frame tenement on the vorce case and tne developments against check from Paymaster Stevenson in settle- Shepard for past services of about eleven rice against members of the ring, are ng on slowly but surely. It is in- corner of Wabasha and Sixth streets, occu him as to the treatment of his wite.

of Prof. F. H. Johnson, of Cambridge. ment of a delinquency in his accounts, and years.

pied bv Ella French, who is said to be ins ded the investigation shall be a thorough NEW INSTBUCTIONS. Kev instructions from the commissioaer it was resolved that the fourth Sunday in June be a day of Bpeoial oraver and issued a certificate that his aooouut had been properly settled. The paymaster was ucainnan or street committee. Alderman GEORGE W. GRAIN, FLOUB AND HEED COMMISSION MERCHANT ib, ana lor tnis reason it can not be mother.

The fire was discovered by the neighbors and extinguished, after the door Covill, was authorized to secure the services of D. W. Cunningham, of Boston, together contribution for colored churches in the endeavoring to obtain promotion at the hwleled in a few davs. There is a vast general's offloe the surveyors-general for thn nnrvAV of nnblio lands, private lands. South.

Id to be covered. Home divisions of the with suitable machinery, and oommenoe time. I he regulations require that before a naval paymaster can be assigned to a new had been broken in to gain admission, me boy, who was known to have been in the room a short time before, denies starting olaims, and also mineral lands, will shortly estigation are but just begun. The street work at once. Protest Against the Imprisonment of be issued.

field of duty he mast show a certificate from le or mnety-tnree star routes nnhliharf 234 South First Street, Minneapolis, Minn. H.8S.ifLattntii2 nllin eastern or- Aldermen of the First ward are to report MAKING THE NOMINATIONS OUT. American Ultlsens. be time ago by authority of the depart the advisability of locating a street-lamp the lourtn auditor oinoe tuat tne last ao-counts nnder hi charge have been settled the fire, and olaims there were two other boys there, but that he did not see them start any blaze. The case will be further A special meeting of the cabinet will be mm Locisvnxs, May IS.

A mass meeting of ing was oniy a sain pie ot tne work of the near the residence of C. N. Nelson, on Pine Oorresnondaiuw ali) Samples sent oa V. it true it contains beld to-morrow to determine in regard to the New York nominations. It is believed street.

apolimtfon. Irish Americans was held at Masonio Temple to-night to protest against the illegal im. in accordance with law. The aoceptanoe of a personal chook in settlement, as in this case, is prohibited. Consequently the lie of the most striking examples investigated to-day, tnougn it is evident tne boy is of nnsound mind and scarcely a safe Adjourned.

FARIBAULT. rascality which can be found in the the four names withdrawn will be again sent to the senate. There are in all about 200 prisonment in England of Bountou and person to oe at large. transaction was irregular on the part of the Vioe, but it is also true there are faun-ids of rontoa outside of that list which nominations to be make, but it is the inten Special to The Tribune. omoers of the treasury, and while the gov.

ernment sustains no loss, the secretary rincs have manipulated, and that finid abibault. May is. More boats are Walsh, Amerioan citizens. The meeting was fairly attended and speeches were made by prominent citizens. Resolutions were adopted and ordered sent to Secretary tion of the president to send all to the senate to-morrow, so an adjournment tine die FfiAGMENTS.

needed at Roberd's Lake, as some of the oh demands investigation stretches deemed it sufficient ground for their removal. B. B. Davis, the fourth auditor's may be had iriday or Saturday. visitors yesterday are willing to testify.

on all sides of that list. The fields The river continues to recede about an inch Rudolph Schmidt, of Casson. and father offloe, will be appointed to saooeed Moore. wide and the examination of it takes Diuiue. Found Guilty.

per day. WBDDINO IH HIGH LIFE. of J. G. Schmidt, of Cavanaugh it was much has been said about THE BOTTKNNESS The Diamond Jo is due on nday, and CHANDLEB MUST WAIT.

in tne city on pusiness to-day. Nuptials of Howard Carrom. of the New will leave Saturday noon. he star servioe, and so many revelations At the next meeting of the Ladies' Liter Little Rook, May 18. In the case of Pat MoGowan, on trial in the United States court at Fort Smith, for murder, sinoe last Thursday, the jury after being out an hour The city council Tuesday night adjourned already been made that it is but natur ary Society, a biographical sketch of Haw, York Times, and Miss Caroline Btarin Presents from Prominent People.

HIS NOMINATION O0E8 OVEB. Washington, May 18, Chandler's nomi to the wnicn win oe tne last meet. hat some who are acquainted with the thorne and a critical review of his works ing of the present council. iroung circumstances snoma become will be given nation must go over nntil December. It is The wife of Martin D.

Clark, of 208 Fort aitent and call for an immediate admin. There is an ordinance of this city whioh how stated that republicans all desire this. Fdltonviixe, N. May 18. A wedding street, died Tuesday night.

She had been ktion of justice. The ordinary business brongbt a verdict to-day of murder in the first degree. The crime was one of the most henious ever committed in the territory, and the verdict of the jury was anticipated by prohibits oows or animals of most anv kind i i which was attended by an unusually Uis in poor health for a long time past. be department is sufficient to keep the Qe oemowaii oppose mm tney loyes at work. That ordinary business PPfiM willing to let the nomination ro or description from running at large, and the polioe force are determined that it shall Judge Brill yesterday authorized D.

tingnisbed company occurred in this village to-day. The contracting parties being Miss Clark and wife to adopt the infant child of not oeen stopped, and it must "iwieu mat tne president win be enforced, mi uonru tue leNiiiuuiiy. Fine Stallions Burned to Death. attended to before the officers uuanuier, immediately after the aa Caroline Starin. daughter of Hon.

John Ida Olesoa, and ohange its name to Edna Starin and Mr. Howard Carrom, of the New tneir subordinates oaa pursue UD. "enate, soiioitor-cenerai, May Clark. Gentle Women Who vest laxurixst ana wavy tresses cf abundant, beautiful llair tacst nii LYON'S KATHAILON. Uis elegant, cher? article alwsff makes the Hair grow freely and fast, keeps It from ont, arrests and cares gray-ncss, removes dsstfroa tsA itching, makes the Hair strong, girt, it a curiir tendency sad It la ny desired ra.

Itea tifclV texft7ir tie sr Nashville, May 18. The American's The next meeting of the Christian Temperance Union will be beld at Metropolitan Hall on the 24th at whioh time Professors A. M. Welles and M. West will ad investiontion.

It has caused 001 "Ps flo'ds the offloe the appoint- York Times. Mr. Starin's charming country ly any perceptible decrease of the de- P.6?'01 chandler cannot be made unless villa, which was tastily draped throngnout, Delinquents in taking out city licenses are numerous, and are boing brought to terms almost every day. In each case the costs are franklin special says: Douglass's stable burned last night with fifteen horses, in ment's working force. There has not inl or is removed for cause, was literally thronged with distinguished dress the andienoe.

It is positively announced that the marri sufficient time as vet sinoe the nhaiiDe iue atuJiuey-Kuuerni is so opposed cluding Rhadamanthus and Enfield, two assessed against them, and this adds oonsid guests. The marriage ceremony was per Idministration to put in motion all the morouguorea trotting stallions. Loss $15, formed at noon bv Rev. Edgar 1. Chapman erably to the expenses.

Chandler that it is not probable that the 5 resident will put him in by appointment, be indications are that the case will really uinery lor the accumulation of evidence, uuu, uu iiiBuranoe. James McDonald yesterday instituted a age between Chas. Patterson and Miss Maggie Thompson will transpire on the first of June, and that immediately after the of All Saints' cathedral, Albany. After the wedding breakfast Campamni sang some of rtheless a goodly amount has come in, suit for $2,227 against Frank Gruber, polioe Capital Btook Inoreased. aounuance ot it will follow.

In the ceremony the happy couple will start for man, claiming that amount on aooount of the reoent assault in which Gruber struak go over until the next congress, and in the meantime Phillips will remain in oflioe. This statement was made positively by a Btlme Mr. home in Canada. nil fnnMDATinMa his choice gems. Dancing followed.

The newly-wedded couple were the recipients of a great number of extremely valuable gifts, the president and vioe-president of the United States and the two ex-senators from New Youk, May 18. The shareholders in the lioohester Tiltsburg railroad resolved to-day to increase their capital stock to four Entire satisfaction is expressed bv the exhaustive investigation are lxilno senator to uay. iwun great care, as for reductions in tervioe alreadv made the routes nnon RECORDS WANTED, New York being among the persons who him with an oar lock and put out one of his eyes. A protracted fight between two ferocious felines on the roof of the Wild Hunter's Hotel, about noon to-day, attraoted a orowd of over a hundred persons on Jackson street, who watched the outoome with evident in leading republicans of this oltv at the resignation of Senators Piatt and Conkling, and at the prospect of their not being re-elected by the legislature of New York. Their opinion being that ha has disturbed the peaceful workings of the party long enough, llobert L.

Morrell and family, who have A CIBCTJLAR. action has been taken have been, ex-I those reported by the commission in louth, those which came under the eyes contributed presents. Whittaker. Washington, May 18. There being now muuons, in oroor to extend their lines and ereot depots.

Missouri Odd Tallows. St. Louis, May thirty-third annual session of the grand lodge of Odd Fallows of this tispn omoers from day in the regular course pending in the war department great num. terest. New Yobe, May 18.

Testimony in the Whittaker oass was closed to-day. June.1 a. bvikuu lur uiwieas eervioe oers or volunteers' pension claims wnicn The bodv of George Fletcher, found in been stopping in theolty for several months, wen Degun, out exoept in the steamboat I can not be satisfactorily verified for want of and 3 oonnsel will mm up. Kg'sEjsLUs, with a weighted rorarourid stat for their hwnaja jv.nh.,.