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NEW-YORK, TIll'RSDAV JULY 1, 188(1
PRICE TIUlt-E CENTS.
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tha Plttsbnr,. New-York and TIR DID NOT OFT TO PANADA
EVK OF THE KLECTIONS.
TNCERTA1NTY hJCD EXriTlMl-NT lNCKIAS
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JBY ______ Tel TIIK TUltll'NE. I
Loxnov. Jeno .10.-Th.* attain of tnt* pnlni.-ul
eitnatian is becoming da If ?:''??'"? thtBAMWi ex
otemcnt unMMM M <>i)'?_????' untl'-v th.' stimulus
of feverish orate.t> tai em Ut.* other aa th.- MO__-slt
ona character ..f thi* contest allows itself more
clearly. Nol-clr in ? position to know atula IM on
? confident pio.1 t'tl.in nf tlio result, unless Loni
li'atnlolitli Churchill l>o the exception, who Mid
yesterday in racing parlance tbat tin* Unionists
v. < )<? winning hun,ls itinvu. TV split in Ihe Liberal
?tarty makes caliuiatiotis ditlirult. pei uliailv bo in
I...inion, wini i- the initiation of volts fi om one*
dhieion to another pro.lu.es tin* utmost confusion.
The lorita now hardly lio|to to <lo more* than
bold tin ir own in th.- metropolitan constituencies.
Chelsea, wlncii they c\|)otie.l to win, ia cot)'tatted
lo Sit '('harli's Dilke*, whom the Toriee have ab?
stained fimn attar-king except on political _ phi nils.
Loni Randolph l'hiirehi.1 is safe in I*a*l?\intflon.
Mi. Cliaint?"i Iain's brothel -tiebold is ve-ry unsafe
in Watt lalinitton. frederic Barnoon'achallenga
to Si; .lo.in l.ul'.iork for London I'nivcrlfity la the
ectisatiou of tb.- niiinitnt. Frederic Han ison isa
bariistei lae iii lb to prue nco, a pi sith >t wi it* inf
aajjraal ability, enihaaiaatiri tot Bohm Bast*, ami
Independent ta the po.nt of eccentricity.
'Nothing ia ino,'' i.tiiiiikable than tin- iiiimberof
nncontea'.eil aaede thioagboaf the (Jolted Kingdom.
Ot thean ha fall ta t.ludston.ana na 1 int"' on
?anallfea aad Liberal Unionists. These heavy
o.lds against Home Utile are lessened bj 5."> utuon
taated Parnallita aaate a .Iralaad agaiaal lBCoa
u.rvittivp. Bath eldee, whatever they tay pnblieiy,
nu* ib spun (lout. Ncitlier expect-, a i.e. Wva major?
ity. Bath think that the division af parties la tbe
ticw Ileane Will be u*-arly tho same ita in tho ol.l
ll;.nv.*. Bath look forward to a loaf and bitter
ntxpAaad 'Jiu*. Ceaaat rattrap pola! to Mr. Glad?
stone's last np.-ci ii ; s foretokening systematic
oi'striiction by nomi' Rale Libaralaia combination
With Paraeilltee against any Ouservaiivo or
Vniujiist t.oViTEiiit'iit.
roiiticai oratory tiows on a fulleratream than
ever. Nearly every loading mim ou both sides
has apohon einoe Saiuniay, but tha leena remains
enafaoed. Phe Home. Bale voices uro eoatradictory.
Nobody is quito oortala whether the Land Parehaaa
liill is alive oi dead* or what shape Hoaae Bale, if
triumphant, will take. Hr. Patnall has sj...ken to
live Rag! Wi audiences, boldly declaring against
total separation and inpeatlag la Plymouth, CnrdiiF
iind Cheater tbe aaanranrta tirst given in Porte
Btoath tbat tbe rlgbta ot Hie Protest.mt minority
ahaaldheraapeat-d, aad that Ireland as a whole
\v..ula ui-cept the present settlement.
Lead Hartington has prodnced a Btrong inipres
aion hy the analyoia to waieb he has aabjei tad Mr.
Gladete_>_>- aeaertioa Ihat ue had navel during
Afteaa years .-tiiid.-iuiit'il Bosae linlc m principle.
His eolleagaea during a>J that i"enod were never
allowed to anepact Ihat their chief favored eelf
gm nra aaan I la .toland. Mr. Qladatane hlmeelf was
leepeoMtbla for tiie ajoTernment af ireland during
eight af thee, yeera, and governed it by what be
now ridicnlea aa a jadicioaeaitztare ol coercion and
I'Diieilr.ition, bal never Mated at Home l.'uio. Lard
Raadolph Uharehill in e lively oratiea preaonted
ghafres- poiat that tbe paUay of ? ee?ttle," which
Mr. Giadatoae had fallowed la Afghanistan, r-oath
Alricn, lhe Ciiiiii'i'iiis and tho Soudan, Le-ow
prop-oee io fallon in Ireland.
Hr. Gladstone, who mer with a reoaptioa in
i* In orpoel uot less iiiaifiiiiicent thau la Manchester,
laaeaad his appeal for rapport from the maeo*
.. , ia a B_arteUoua axampli of glowini
i torie, pat "u;..to p"cirT*??.:.-.vn0-, one ,u.i J .'.*
energy, aad eenfidenaa, lie throws aa new light
cn tlio perplexiti < of the >.aiiT.iss and relies
arowedly for aaeoeea on aathaaiasia which
be.iond Qaeetioa be aneceeda in aronaing, nil
anelaagbt ea " ? laaoeo'1 Im* taken a dosi and wider
fo*_a. for after complaining thal Le w;.s aol sup
poiu-d by dukes, l>> aqnirea by the elecgy and i.y
the ii >iiy, ho udiln. " nor by anv ejtin.i bo ly of vo'v
**aapaetable penona.*1 ? Na auttter," aaya ba; "the
alaeoea mt* alwaya wrong; the masses an always
.lulu \* nen truth, justice and humanity an- ion
Cei ned!"
.Mr. Glaiatoae still wages bis war of paraoaalitiee,
lhe list of foiiuer friends with whoaa he haa aa*
fc.-ttl'-J poraonal d-opateo beana since tho Mid?
lothian joarney inelndes Mr. Bricbt, Lord Hartina*
tou, Mr. Chamberlaia, air, GhMMbaa, Mr. Trevelyan.
Mr Ry I sada, and tba Dake ef Westminster. Mr,
Bright makes no anawa, to Mr. Bladatone*a
jiti.-iiiiiiory annuaona for proof of atatea*enta in
bia letter ta Mr. Bylands, Mr. Qladetone
> hm ?! sa'.t-s no answer to Mr. Chambarlaia'a atata
rm-nt -I'triut brad Darehaee, winch Mr. Gladetona
Invited him to make public. Mr. Chaiiibt-rlain's
aoeoaat af lha matter is daaaagiag both tn Mr.
lilail-tou.*and to Harbert Qladetone il toft as it
i.ow elands
Bat it is the Uaraat*roavPanieU controversy
Whieh Md <;liistone has fol.owed uj> most
eagerly. Lord Baliabary now raspoeda to Mr.
Qladetoue'a ahallcngaand Mr. Parnell'e assfriiems
tilth a aerl I "f explicit anil eatagorieal denials.
Hr. I'an "!i - atatemeal that le l.,id reason lo
know that tin- ton..-! vat ive- Cabinet wooldaira
lum irish legislation is absolutely falee, aayoLard
* Baliebary. So of Mr. Parnell's stories that Lord
.-*t':irti?r\>iii had beea uritiii'' his view* on the
Cab!Bet and tha ('.ibiuet dehatiiiK tho matter till
li. cele-, lions went a*rainst*theai.and ea ea tha whale
thing, ele.lares Lord Sali-Lury, is a elream, a fab
ricatioa, and Mr. Parnell simply invented it for tho
Btir|ios.'8 ol the present pul it i. al canvass. Th .i.
aaaenally atrong eran tor Lord Sahshury, ami
makes a htroii_ inipre-ssiori on the Knglish pnblic
Otlet coiitradU'tieiiis appear at other points. Tl,,
linux risks tba) letnark that Mr. Parnell hM beni
convicted out of ins owu mouth af conduct iin
ajsjasjaia fat a ganileeaaa at a man af honor, um
alt. ParaalPa in<mis say that Le haa not snoken the
last wont.
Mr. Irving's visit to Oxford must be reckoned
*a_*BBghia arra leal triumph-. Erery tldng Oxford
eould tlo to honor the actor was doue save Kitiag
bim a t'.e.io.-. Ile was the gamgof the Viot Chan*
eellor fioua Katmday to Monday, the idol ol the
BtudenU.. and the. entre of attraetion for all Oxford,
There were fifteen thouaand applications for tickets
to hear ina admirable lecture on dramatic art,
which the IJ.tMHi pre?eut listened to With delight
and < Leered with enthusiasm. The underRradiiates
prt-senteel him wit_ an address, i'rofesscr Jowett
an__*anjaai tho art of actmi? aud the artist. The
? Louelon press expresses surprise and pleasure that
md; a reception could be niven to a represeutstive
Maa. in tbe university ao lately the home of C'ou
?Virvatives.
Mr. 15o?t-lier's arrival at Liverpool occasioned no
deiii.Dstiation. His presence at tbe Gladstone
niectiui' was followed by a brief dialog-tie with Mr.
Glatlste.ne, who appears to have received Mr.
Jie-cLer'e compliments rather coolly. Ihe Loudon
papers Lav- little to say about Mr. Beecher, perhaps
respecting his wiall for quiet He arrived here
jestenl-ey and is ihe guest of the Kev. Dr. 1'arker,
of the City Temple, a noisy preacher ol equivocal
reputation.
Lirua \V. Field's long contest with Mr.
Labouchere ending with the surrender of the latter
bas shaken the general belief in Mr. Labouchere^
Invincibility. All imputations ou Mr. Held made
in Imth were retracted and aa apology waa otlered.
Mr. Labonebere publishes a report ot theprocediugs
in to-day's paper and pays Mr. Field's costa. Hie
Judge declared tbat both sides had behaved haud
eomely.
Mre. Mackay'* social ambition haa beau gratliied
by the Prin-e of Weiee'e acceptance ol her invita?
tion to dinner. Tbe r*riace-hut not the Pimeesa,
who dined with tbe Marchionea of Londonderry
?'_* present laat Monday at Mre. Maakay'e hoaae at
u. kingham (.ste. The list of dinner guests had
ern previously trabtnitted to and approvod by
im. A small concert followed the dinner, invita
laaa to which were issued with Lady Mandevil'.o's
nmpHmerts. Mrs. Koiinldt- did a like service lor
er foriier party, nnd Airs. Mack ay's position may
ow bo called secure. G. w. p.
WISH ELECTION FORECAST,
FBOBABLI HOME RULE HAINS.
MY OtVJI NATIONALIST RV.AT IN ItANGKtt?AN IN?
VASION' Of t'LfiTKP.
rai oaaaji to tub uunuaa.]
Ccpprigtit j ISMS i HottM Aaxtrisom tab*. Hows Qm
Di iu.ix, Juno HO.?I lind tho Nutii'imlists in
reland In lil_li spirit* over the oleotlin prospects. Hera
i a Mrdoaye view of how they aland and what they
,niiit upon:
Tin* INationals now hold eighty-five seat* lu Irelsnd.
)f lhasa only one?.-south Tj.oao la lu real -anger. This
onsMtuoncy at tho last election was wuu by ths rs
ouhlahle editor of batta. IraWag,wTUtaai o'Hrien,
,nd by a very stnsll majority. I have made apodal In
tulrica extending to both parties in the orateel aa to the
naners for the Nationalists In tins emistltnency, and
ny Impressions?huso, on the Information I have re
elrad ara that wTlilaaa CBrloa win win by a larger
nsjority than he received at tho lasl election. This view
s strongly emphasized hy a te!e_r.itn I have* juat re
ajaVOa from O'ltnon himself In which lie says that,
lilli.nigh the light will be tierce, he feels pretty c?n
i laat of vict?ry.son'!> Tyrone la tho focus ofOnaanoaa-,
md the election as well a*many other tn thc North ticing
ielil in the nei_bhorn>io<t of the anniversary of the
BattlO of tho B .yu -, which t* the hatght of thc Oran re?
nell's rabid season, ls to bo rcco_ni/.eii .is a fact that
lanillcaps tba Watt .aal ta ta aoaoawhat, ordinary fair play
B such a tliiio bel) | altogether forgot tea.
liut even this ! .un convliictd fruin wi.at I have ob
lervod during my tour will not prove a factor strong
mough to nvei'l'f .r tho irrowth of linnie Bala that has
rrown up lu Dialer since tli<* introduction af Olag*
none's nonie .talabill TheTeaiee ballera Ihat beaton
louth Tjiana they aro likely to take back South Derry
'iu.in nealy: bm they neva not the ghent of a chance,
rhls disposes of ihe cl_hty-llve *eiits. besides these
.here arc two ko.its neitl by the Tories the Nations.tsts
lara fair prospects of WtaalBg, namely, Wost ili-if.ist,
n-hlch I reirai-d as nearly certain tor Heaton, anl Derry
ny, aaooHnfl by Justin MaCaitay, which may be
narked otf ns hopeful. The str_to_ic importance of
saptarlag cither of tboao scuts would bo enormous.
Willi a Nation-ill it attttag for tho capilai or t)later ac
for the home ol lhe Orango 'prentice boys the whole
jottoui would be kiioc-ed out ot the Orange Loyalist
argument.
Thou again liberal candidates pledccd to linnie. Hula
iro likely lo wm m two constituencies- -North Tyrone
mid North Antrim?where a thnreagbgelaa l'arnclilte
waald have na tannee. Thoa i believe on tue wnoie
ii.n rnsiiii uf me irish etaattoaa Will bo to increase the
strength of U.e Xiiloiiallst party by al least ono vote,
tba Liberal Boase Kale partr by twti, aad therefore to
lessen thi Tory ttrengtn hy throe.
A . nrious spilt has taken p'.aco In t'li Uranga camp.
in u ti ist llajof Bauadarooa, who ked baan Partlaatoats
ny leader of tue Uranga patty, oaths for young, active
rana to assist him. As Voe Torlea of North Belfast were
ruuulDK thc slttlu? men ter. whit ls old and decrepit, ho
lu. lins pitted against bim un Oiiu.e cuiidtdtUe of
loaghsr mould, the Captain Maxwell who opposed Will?
um ty liri,ni in Boatb Tyrone last election. Ti: ls
iiciiou has ni.ui.-h Ine'-iis-d thc Tones ol tue olden
ukool who tb-vau a to retaliate by oppoolaa
Baaagereeaand ats swaeheaeklera lu their own eon*
stitiieiicles. Natlonallsta uro watehtag tins family )nr
with cheerful inti iv.v.. Leyallete ara asaklag up their
minda lo n- .iu to las: yci'.r's policy of SlarUag bo is
eaiiiild.ites in i-s.iiitiicru cijiji-t luencics for tho sake of
pottlag Nationalists to expense. They have arcady
eniersd opposition to Bli Taoiaaa Baanesutoi Mr. Dwyer
tir.iy iniii Mr. T. ii irrtagton la imi.iiu, nag to Mr. T. r.
QUI ia Beeta Loath, bat I tteobt )f tiioy alli perelet
'I in- ruin.tivt ni ii i ii ?' the Nanon:).isl parly ls reeetVlBg
fi.ua Am. r,.'.i ttl ? e days Ix rrlgbtealng tho moro sensi?
ble ead bard-bond I Loyalists from i warof atoaoy*b_ga
merely. 'J'ney roae :alsa .hat tv. > cnn p!,.y nt thal game.
T. P. Otu.
Till; DEBATE ON HUM'; RULE.
MB. l'AliNT-iLL Ill.l 'Ll K ti TO LOBB SAI.ISIiL'l". V ? MT..
OOSCHR-I AT KMNIiflilir
Loxdok, Jone 30.?There are altoftethor
528 G)ad*doiilaa aad ???>(> Daloaloi aaadldataa la tba
tii.i.1.
Mr. Gladstone is angering from boasoeoeoi u laa
goi.o to Bawatgea ie rest.
Mr. Parnell addreoooda targa Beating al Wrezbam to
gay, no aald it oat allege! thal two areatonagers
weald raeait trom oonsortlag Boase Dale to Ireland Uta
saparatioa ol Ireland Irena Oreel Britain aad tl*e paree
miUoaol the Tra) itaal atlaartty hy the Catheln inejo.**
iv in ireland. There were aa grenada for apprehending
f-iii-r daager. Mr. parnell thea deroted bl-sooli ?.
aaalyela o ?? ii ba sallee ino If art) als ol B_llsbt_ry*a
pretondet daniela of bia d'atnetl'a) charges thal tbe
Ti rles had prom.sett to anppoi n noe Bala la return for
i i support at tn* poll* and in I'erllaaieut. Mr. Par?
nell c.ilieil attention lo the f el Unit Lord Salisbury
si;:. Ide! I.il).(.elf lu thOOO dpnlol* bellini! h.s i .linnet
a bea in- doelared timi aotthei the oaveraaaaat not
any pei on connected with tbe Ooverameal baderarlD.
nu tated tbal tie favored a atatutery Parttnawt for tre
i.ind. - .Mi.'!; i purte i wno tm tari of Caraarvoa, then
Lard Ueatoaaal of trelaad," aatu Kv, Parnell, "l loft
the coherence h.'I.nu that he fu , or.ni tue dish Oaoot
iiiel tiiiit a lloiiu' Kale bill iin.i n Land Purchase aol
would e.- paased ny tbe Couaervativea witb Irtsb volta
before tl < end "i tba aaartnn, with tba obnoxious alauses
coinellt-.l, nut in the oinipe I hu. drtiuauile i .ni it-null y
tue nish party. . ? ? I had teest-ci n.i* i sstrougei
reasons to believe that the Folios woull havi . .eu in?
land tlowe liuie it they h ni been tooee sofa] at tue poll*.
. . . Il t oin ion bo continue!. ;u lr and tee natl ital
s.'utiinent wni rn- laonased '.among tbe I Isa i .?..[;>? m.tri
' lu,' nulls Ililli u-lllttllt. Home lill ". Oil til." ..Un
wiii^iiiite thc imo ronotrlaa la bonus ol toro aa i amity,"
The Hight Mon. Uaorgo J. Qoseben addressed a mool
og al lils eonstitaents lu East Kdinburgb to-day. Ba
pointe.I .ui that H.uue liuie meant eo merola! al satei
for Ireland. "Why,'ho asked, " seoul i [roland have
Borne Bale any more than Kagland or Beotloaill '.viiat
privileges th.it tho Beotoh psopla or tbe Baallab people
poaaeaa do tue lu li people nut anJoytn Tue pro ,>?> .1
\ole of eonllili'iiui* in Mr. f.osehen Waa cari led by in.t a
small majority. J
?Mr. Muit leila apeaUng at Sherllold to-lay said that
I.:i Hartington s statement that Hie sti o.. ..? tor
autonomy had cauhed Irish ?-cuiiti--s to doprooialo was
inaecuraie, a *|ieeial Board of Trade uiiiulry naring
shown thal Ilia fall wns due lo the failure of the Mun?
ster I .ans.
I-i nial's pulls are eiel'ln. intenso interest. Of the
-pfentv-four oontaota the Qladatonlana aro bopelnl
tnat the Ill-all v.ito *-vill wrest ei_hieeu seat* from ike
Conservatives. filadflonlan a.cnts report probable
faina In Brianti, Norwich and noni'iain pion.
ENGLISH POLITICIANS I BBEATENED.
Mli. I'l'AMBKIil.AIN AMlI.Oi.1) HA li IINU I li JJ li LA lil'1.1)
BV 1*01400.
HiiiMlM.IlAM, .June 90.?Joaeph L'liiiJiilit-ili'iii
said lo a reporter of l/tt BtTUHUahnnt Mail thai well
informed friends had te-ld lum there wa* In existence au
Irish plot to murder him. "This lufonuiitiou," Mr.
(Jhaiiiberlalu added, " had heen eorrohoruiDil hy the
Iud) lou pullce, who had warmed him of the plot aui in
formed him tiiat the iitsiis-iiis n,?ei,t to kill l.or.I Harl?
in.ton sleo." Mr. Chaiulieriain said that both himself
and Lord Hartlu_loii had In conseeitience permitted
themselves to be plaoel nu iii police protection.
NEWS NOTES FHOM I.ON'IiON.
LoMie'.v, June.o.
Mu. LAUOLCUKKt and Mk. Viv.i.ii.?1 ruth to-day pui>
lld.es n -laSaanaBI of regret lint lt primed the error
ullea-laif that Mr. Cym* W. Field Wa* counccied wuu
lhe Usiisnii swindle.
Ht).M?: td Uk. HOfJ-M.?Tho convocstlon nt Oxford
to-day waa crowded. Honorary degrees were conteir.-d
on Ur. (Uiver Wendell Holme* and Juli i Brlgbti The
siudeuis hissed every meatlon ol Mr. Oladsloue'* name,
sud rne.-red for lxii'd halishury aud Lord llau.loiph
Churchill.
-IK CiiAiui.- Dli.K-'S AD kai.?The appeal of Hlr
Chsries JJ..ko aud Mr*. Crawford aurainst the ueclsioti of
lhe Divorce Court reiusiu_ mern (termisslon to ur pear
as wiiiiesae* In their own heUalf lu lhe Crawford-l>ilk<*
iLvuri'- i ?si- as ri-ti'tcn-1 hy the inlerveuitou of the
t^ ie. n's Proctor wan to-day di*mi*sed.
Mk. llKli' lliiK id i'KaAt )).? The Kev. Henry Ward
lt.-e.uer wni prearh a serwou lu Ut. larker's i ny ie tu?
ple tv morrow.
MixiCAS BoMjIIOU>-KS.?A meeting of ln_.i-li holl?
ers uf the Mexican bouls of lgS7 aud 1813 w.i* held in
tht* city to-day. The Mexicau ?...v.-.i ninei.t waa ue
nouneed for Its trealuif.il of creditors. 1 he lueellu. re?
solved lo refuse ui aces pl le** than iii) lier cenl of tue
fst-e value of huts cia*.es of huinls a* a Iiiiai selllsmeul,
or _U per cent wllh interest.
CONOKE-8MAN P_t_tia*l OM IloMK UCLi-?
In a letter to I'rt-Hiileiit Atkiiieou. ot tho
Ni-w-Jersey Irish Naliuual I., a.ue, Congre*aiuan
Wu Hain Walter Phelps seu.ls a check for .**.'.- with his re>
greta that his sngaxaweuta will preeiude hi* attendauoe
ai lha Mete encampiaeui aud tesilval, to be heht al
Newark this mouth tu aid of lha Parliamentary Tumi.
Mr. I'helu* aaya that " the voice from Caledonian Park
will apeak arnon* tba iouaeat to those that are carr) iu_
courage and __n***_aa> t** eanau. k.i.au*
ie Jt-a tl imy ii?un us. sun .,11 r.ua.isti sw... ...- ??_.
In*).' .arty. . . . It <".i_ht to be a eheerfal ?*thet
ln., y. it xreat Irish National festival, for lt enrouraa*e*
amt ceo "-ates a winning fl.ht. When a Ilrltlsh Psrila
mentdi le* with oul*, thirty agalnat tbe bill that rre
)'*>a un . i nh Parliament, that ''-feat ls a vtolory. H >S
a a*_-0__m ouly nf a few year*?possibly only a few
months. AU that I* needed ls that weil-mesnlna* Eng?
lish, n accept me practicability of an idea that ws
have i.lnstraCed for 110 years, the lilas tbat there ean be
a power within a power -e local aoraruraent making
local laws, ami local administration within a
National ccrcrument doing the ssuie for National
Interest."
AN EXPERT ON IACUTISG.
TIIK GALATEA AND OTHER RACERS.
roiNTs or KxeriLT.r.NCE o. the puritan?the
NARHOW Ct'TTKR MODEL
l"T CAIUS TO TUB TRIHI ir. 1
CUpmight; UfM i North American 'able Nevi Co
London, Juno 30.?There is little interest
shown here In the Impending contest between me
'.muter*. and the best of the Yankee sloops
for the emblem of the yachting supremacy?ths
America Cup. This ls do doubt due to the beling that
the Galitt.es lin* been foredoomed to defeat.
Anticipating this the British yachtsmen find comfort In
tho (nat thal the Irex has repents Hy beaten the Galatea
this si-'i* .p. Not until tbe Irex haa been beaten bv an
American sloop will the conservative Britishers admit
Hint .i sloop is a faatet ty ps of boat than a cutter. Ths
depnrture of the QalaBBa the oilier nay excited little
comment from tbe press here except of a most doleful
kind. Some few deslguers of yachts are
losing faith in the deep keels and
nnrrnw bea-i-s of Kng'ish mein. cutters.
?aat un onu .s the eminent dsslgner. Mfr, Dixon Kemp.
anther ef "Teaht AeetHeeeares** wttn whom your cor
responilent lind un mteivb-w to-nny.
Mr. Kemp i rise no-esapnalel Mr. gehfeatf to New
York, first Iii the Cfiulirla and a.atn In the Livonia, an 1
he witnessed Ike successive failure of each to recover
thc America Cup.
"There i* no doubt," sahl Mr. Kemp, "that In all?
round ?ailinr ami laking the clr.ince* of the weather a
boat with a little more Lentil than ant extreme type of
cutter would bi* faster, but ss yet there has not been a
sulticient Intisri-h ince, nf mutches to nsecrlain decisively
what peitloeloi form lhe Invader boat should take.
However thsre o in lin little doubt that tho Puritan ls
laa aaeiaat *ppr >aeh ta it. theagh i nun. she would be
Improved If given a little Ins* benin and a little moro
depth. Thal weald BB ikea better boat sailing windward
ta roii'.h water, I have tin doubt we shall ultimately
have to ir.o-'.lty our rules of measurement so as to afford
tint opportnniiv of experiment With boats of a bre>ad<*r
type. Oar teeing boola aro na sarnie nih af our hea?
rt me rules: bal lt must lin remembered that tho sea-_o
taggoalWeaof oar boata hara never been impaired."
Canoerelegthe Oalaaaa, Mr. Kemp said: "sim baa
undoubtedly aeon Improve.I thu seaton by shifting her
bonnet toner ant missing tht wrtf ht "f her spar*, she
now goes issuer to windward an 1 may bo fair.y rousld
ered the c.) lal of the (Jennala. That is the gnamal
oiiinlon in raehttai circiis; out over a gfty mlle senna
she ls ut Icaet tra mli'itei sin-*- tr thin til) Irex.
Her greater al'a ought to make her three
minute* bettor. Over tint disianoi live
miuittc* is tm Important eenoUeratlea when
two typsa ate so even ly matched ns shown lu the last
race between tho Puritan anl thn Oonnfta. Still, I
think that the ("tala:**, will bent th- Puritan In the race
*.v:n liv.nd with ,t .no I sea wind Mowing hard, hut she
-tight not obtain thai utvunta.j tn othor points of
srillni-.
" It I* very ilesira'i!?." -nil Mr. Kemp in eouc.usion.
"that our yaciii.suic, i should ba eaeearaaed te build
jraoht* or ii bro i ler I rps 'or thc staple reason that tho
narrow type aaa beea naaae. to its extreme luana."
PI'ACMI.NTS Of CAlil.K NEWS.
TH ii/ is. June .'id. ? Wita persons were instantly killed
to ti..y iiy un ace-itlent to ttie mail train frim Belfast to
Dunlin. A ....?..- i. t....'-i or tue passengers wers in?
jured.
1'akis, June :;o.?The BtptttikfUS PrmmpmpApp tn-MB oe
anal en to-day la annenneiag me laolanailon of General
Cuiissietr, the Military liornrnor of I'arls, to accuse Oem
erai Uoulaiiger, Mluisler uf War, of aspirin, to a dlula
lorship.
f "N'fA'.TiN'ii i.i, .Tune 110.?It 1* olllclallv denied that
lin- Mi.ran se- i; any prese.il* to Bresnl.tii C.eve.mid ou
the i.ei- t-i,oil oi Ins mania..'. The I'm te has wuni.il
i'rn.oe Alexander of Bulgana to adhere strl.tly to the
ret eui decisions of tl:e lowers iii Ins cu.Incl of liulgo
Huuieiiau atlai: s.
STABBED HY HIS FBI BED.
Juint'S I'hilli|)3, lin- onii.r, tminer and
a-.rtl-t.iiit )-t.irte*r Ht ibo Itltghjtaa Heai h race track, was
seriously slumed Hi lin: hairoom of Uatlur'* llolel, ou tbe
liDulev.ii.l, i ?ney Island, yesterday morning by " Halie"
I'allwcll, also au ownci ini't trainer. About 2 o'clock
I'lnlllps, (ai lwrll. Hank Woodford aud sew-ral other*
wer.) ilrliiUim at Ike her, when Caldwell was repn
li' ni i.- 1 ly Ui urge Mulei, (De proprietor. Hot -mis
ft,.rn ??? ed, Woodford atul I'hlilips acting the j.art of peace
m.. Lt rs. . mil weil gran a revolver and said to Under:
? lou li rf v.. aa nu tm--* tu .r>.-I nun me." I'lnllips
apraag betwaaa tin- asea and for. e.1 tho revolver flum
*ai.lwrll and Hailer I au belum! t tie nar. W nodfold ami
Phillips iin'ii renewe.l tneir ..Dort- lo purify the man, wno
dre* uiiotiiiT revolver, wbl.h I'htllips wren, he.l Ir>.m
him and put lilli his jH.tkt.L l/Mil. k a* a ila-tti I'-ldrreil
di--i u klnl. 'loin ..I ? J oe,.,,' ,m 1 nv ni* ?? lin \ ru want
to murder mel" Byeang at I'l.i.iii ?>. eumn. at him all
lhe time. Phillips'* rout -us cut lu several Bjlaaoa
l-iiiilips's I, i,t wilsl was cul, the w..i|iid exiendliig to
tho palm ol tie h.lid Hillier Mot.iuuls went to tha
{ house, but i uJ.lweli had hean I'Ut lo beal heb.re his Ul
itval. I'ullllps a as iiik.ui to Dr. (bambers, aha di. used
the wound. Tue *.%..,i.? 1?<I mau fatatsd Uni-* innes
U>.nug lue op, i,ilioi.. Ko nrrasta wera ins 1., aa Phillips
_sti_H*_ ha )____e a aau_a4a_a4 aqeinaLiile f nsu ..
MEL GLADSTONE TO LONDON* VOTEBS.
a i.i.unit B-Tnxa forth Tn-", a Rta vax. gg or
Hil I AND ?1 Nt.I.Ir-ll 01 I'.IKSSI.jN.
LoxdoKi Jane 30.?Mr. Gladatone '.\n.iis
that bs win tn. iin.i'.iie to udttr.-s the aleetora of L_L_ in,
i ntl he theiefme ventures to oller '.lie-in a few verge In
sunni lint up the QMOtton before then).
"A rentiiiy ni; i," lie say*, "wo gave Trr-lunu a fie-e
I'.v iiuui'Ut With Wb loll Olia wis s.ill.sI.eiL Alllloil.li
the Ce-nstitutlon waa 'au.tr. it wus he
lng gnwtiia :y f..'i.n, i. ? ? u '.ac torlea,
lo Hie i.orror ot SVerT Liberal statesman,
stopped in' verb t.y recalling Fitzwilliam.
l m? tvriiuiiy beget dtseenlont, rontstaaeo sad
tn.-hifui bloodshed. Thaes mischiefs, ol srhlob
tbs rory Government mero the an thor*, were nanda tbs
jireteii for ilr- Union Into n ri it lt In lan i was satrap pi .1
i.i.i..it i?.' i >? shameful maana Promises thal vere
maiit* tren .1 snTaeafa ly broken. Tao Millerin?-?* of ibo
people, -lu , ,,f. 'illili.' lo the Ile-Vu ll I Ollillllssiiill, w i in
greater than la any other i indian country, were
si.aiiiefiilly ne.|ie*i.i*,l. ('...'reive laws were iia-se.l to
enrich tee landlords at tan azpenae of the people; an
alien obare b voa malntalnod; Cai holies nsrenel u.i
ii.iiu-.l to r.ii.ia,ne,it anni th.-y beenaio
t.u. strong to ie* resisted, a i emmit u
nation wu* granted bv Welllnrton only ta
avoid a rirll war. hVeavhlle, when la l**-') Dublin
wished to peaoerally remonstrate, soldiers wore seal lo
h.. ak up tin* meei mg. This is a ' evoir, n - record, but .:
i* only a-ni.iii part nf tim tiniii. Caa you veadsr
at the err, lona; and loud, agalaat a anion so rouiiy ob?
tained i"
" lint, like many bad laws lt was dltllcult to
ellan.e. anet had one feed t li lu sr. namely,
lt established the *uprcmu?y of Pori ta ma ut
Ireland now ne, Inr. s thal olio ia content
w:r.i lli.i sun,, iiiu.-y. Bbs lewiss )o.i
what is goad iu tue anton uni) asks yea
lo rni lt of ebal is bod. Bbs saki y ?-., tm thar, to do wb.it
ynu iliii wnu anea ? Ivantag ? roi iu, Dobmen in cana
ior Dutchmen iii the < ape I ninney ami fm m.*
rbUoren nf eonrieta in Tasmnnln, in give bar
Hie management, aol .-t Baclaad nor of
.-.i.teU nor of imperial, but simply of Irish
allans. lt ls a long retold of ilis
irr.iecfni .leeds against aa i He qneatton
I- th it of WI pl inf I' away. '1 he .lei ils Wars ii' B? Ino*'ly
before i ?? paaaaea af tue tlrst Reform dot, - aaa
... , ii ilma mattera hara improved, Oood boa
seen dons slmost wholly in daaance ol lha roslea
lint evil hm aiso tn- -n .In,., anti lint food
tinft on..it to ii iv tuen dona li-s targely boen
left uiui ? ?-. A liiKi; coi! se of evit balooga
to ihi) lime before tba Nation wis safraaeblsad, ami
tm.) partial gaud ha* been noeomniiobed linea
"Now, for tba Hist time, tim question is
put wn.iie uni c ear te tu* nnfrannnisod Ni?
non, lhe jin j le nf Kuglsnd nnd Srotlim I
have attber Eo puree out the old ahems
of tneir cointry by llaienlng to reason,
or by r ti lng to listen to make her
clo mc their own, willi ail the wr.-lehe.t cons. ipi -nee* lt
win nu r-sslogly sntall. I ten ths peopis of Lea lea ihat
this ls th'' ejiestlon with wlileh they nave lo neal, aol
for til-o*?" a - .n dealing with it eaeli vole-r will be
he.d respoutii,,!."
CANADA AND AMliliK'AN FI*-FI I.KlIIiN.
MoMiiKAi., Aunt- _0 (Specntl,.?MiO-tter of
Fisheries Ko er in an address to the electors of Carl"
len Plane yesterday sard tnat tho Dounuion uovoru
neut Weald *ti t lirra ou the fishery qu'-ttion. lie held
that in no way h id he "*latin, treaty been violated amt
i bal koo wi as thia luci ths Domloleo Oo vern mont would
bold ont to tba bitter aa I to pro t-"t the ruin* of thu
Canadian p?op c, lu wiiu'ii position tuey wouid be sup
ported by the british Uoveniment if necsssary.
KXPtOBtOIl in Tin; BOU8I OF <"OMMOm
London, Jone 30.?An e_.pk*--oa ofl___TB_l
yesiorUay in th. il.-use of (Join lil ons. EVOrthing was
done by the otlhrlals In charge of the build?
ing to aeaeanl the fact. The most an*
naaernted ami sensational rumors ab.nit Irish
p.ois and dynamite oulra.es .ot into circiilation. The
explosion resulted fro.. |.niil-iip -.ewer gas A Work
in.tu '?i o happened lo he tu tho vio.uity ai the lime was
Injured by ihe explosion.
GEN. BE A VI. ll rOU UU YE KIN Ult
ENTHUSIASTIC PJ NNSYLVANIA REPUBLI?
CANS.
DISPUTING OVER TIIE LIQUOR QUESTION?THB
TICKET SE-r-TCD.
Harrimuko, Juno 30 Special).?The Re?
publican ticket in Penutylvenl* for 18S6: For Gover?
nor. General .James A. Beever; for Lieu tenant-Go ver
n,,r. William I. Davie* ; for Auditor-General. Colonel A_
W iison Norri*; for eecretary of Internal altair*, Colonel
Thomas J. Hlevart ; for ..'unitres-.iian-at-I.ar_e, General
E. 8. Osborne. Tbe convention to-dsy was one of tbs
Unrest and most enthusiastic ever held br the Repub
Hean party In this state. It began work by -emoting
(laorgo II. Oliver, of Pittsburg, for temporary chairman.
An attempt was made to have the committee on platform
instructed lo report a plank favoring tbe sn mult tin j* ton
vote of the people of a constitutional amendment pro?
hibiting the manufacture and aale of liquor In tbe "-lute.
Thi* waa violently opposed ly c. Magee, tbe
?Tltt-burg leader, who sahl tbat the party
wonld suffer from it, and as earnestly
advocated by Colonel M. fi. Quay, who maintained tbat
the party should take the high ground that when the
people want to vote on any question tiley should be
given a chance to do so. 'lhere wa* prospeot of a lively
ip.tirrel, hat lt died down when a motion w?s passed
sa muting all resolution* to the platform committee
wuhoiil debate, (iener.il I/uila Wagner wa* selected
for p. mun,mt chairman. He asked fur nomination* for
'im-. rn.tr, and the name of General Heaver waa pre?
sented to tire convention by Colonel I). II. Hasting*. Of
?illume It-aver went through with cheers. There were
?inlv two lieu Lamed for I.lenten .ilt-' iOV
n or, William T. Davin*, of Ilradlord aud
in mel p. a. Montouth, of Pittsburg. The
vuto wa* HIT'S for Davies, l__hj for Montootn andi
for Oeecce II. Itne*. a colored man from Ii:.u>>hlu
County. Thc Piturmrgira wrrs much chagrined at
.I.intooth'* defeat and arc ?aylng thing* they will be
fi.rr*,- for ii a week. They blame ibe-lr defeat on Colonel
Quay. For Aurtltor-Gcieral UelOJel A. Wilson Norri*
rallied the Phlladalphlaaa. and preta* much every
i tiler eastern des-gate, *o that when lbs ballot ended he
hnd l-l. vote* and Colonel Thom..* J. liriinrsou but
i'-. Tin* was anotl or tr,uuiph for ijuar.
A. qnarastSe at statesmen wantol to be Secret iry of
Internal Artair*, aat the conveLtlon slfte-d itu votes
..retiy thickly over Colonel Thoma* J. Stewart, a Grund
Anny asea fi om Norristown, und he went throur ii with
i. nish.
The only real atraggla of the day was over the not.ii.ia
?iou fer Ooniraaaman at laina. Genera; osborne, bucked
by the coal mer,, w.iut.d to serve auothcr term
sad Iir. W. li Uoheris, backed by O. lay and 3everal
niiier 'angara, was anxloni ie go to congress, where hi*
ii Illulia would servo him well socially. Ile I* a aeaeta
. ' Scanter Warner Miller, of New-York. lhere were a
m.Hide of other can dilutes, but they didn't amount to
i'ii.ti except to scatter thu reta and cause a second
i .uiui, ai lbs cin*e ?f which o*.lorne lacked a few of a
i.i.ij'iriiy, uni ei.oiuii volts were Clanged io give
1 iu itu, liomin.tioti. Thi* completed the ticket,
i. I directly afterward tho candidates were
brenan! te the front amid the greaten
enthnatmna, Beaver'a praaaaea especially provoking the
wldesi eheenaa aa ht* hobbled across tho stage ou hi*
Ciutji.es. Hu ae-nowlettited the .real honor paul him
aaa aald thia oma nea a State ti.hu lt wa* a ?tru__ie
for aaprea soy In tba Retina ami the Republican
piny iimst laka a'v..nord arrouuil to-day. It
li< a o,neatli n whether a great principle elm!!
ba ii'lull, or whether Ii* friends iii.til
stand by and ase lt atnekaa donn by a Congress of ita
(oca, Gei.er.bi lieuver is tue uiithor of the Unit plank
In lue piaifi,rm anil this reference to ll ra Band wild
shearins. Tbo other candidate* thanked the ciiventiuii
i "I leuily. Nun is n-tcrrin. to i'i* oh.ince now tn net
S'pisre with . Iev?l md before iho people of 1'ennsyl
Vuin ', and Uu iml i-i|H' f-linr his d.'terii.i' , iiuj., to
t'.-tniii io Washington and tight Tree- Trade more fiercely
than ver.
lu.-u the platform was read. P wa- i-t in .-: ii . ?? ns
in'i.ia.e.t in TaUl 1 kIM'.sk to-day, with utlililloniil
i - denouncing- leran ian.le,I proprietorships, tim ,n-.
lemont of the solored citizen* by traud aud a
. n'tpiiivi'ig tba latet-Stata Oommsree MU new poad*
' ' ns-, lhere were several attempt* to arnaud
. ttl..ru. In minor pat'i.r .lars nut all failed, aud al 8
1.1 ucl tbla aramaa Ihe convention adjourned.
r e t'l-ket ls re cardo 1 a* an c.tee I -nt mw, Imf there i*
- .b. .fae loo iteoauaa i.ie w.--i w_h eel reeuK*
i'. -tl. I li-iuii.- (.lames luis on 1'iiii.uis , |iu,u. and say.
Ibat t will get even s.juie nay, inn nie tandera aay that
tony wal notahli i. uer il my <>n<*ieet.lou,d.?y and tina
Ilma WltB n united party Heaver ant the whole
Uckel are li mad to win. lhere area not a trace of Mug
numnery la lae nattie aaaalea aad ihe aspeetad revolt
of die eb ron te anreheada wa* not made. Kiery referoaoa
lo Bialae'a I. anio was wittily uheeretl.
-?
I F-MOCRATTC PRITl.PLNi BE IN DILAWARE
W'ii.mi* e.r. >."*., Del., Jolie 30 {Special).?'Ylie
Ifteea nmrnb. rs af tin- Peaacrntm Oommlttea met bera
this nfternooi and raaolTod thai tbe Stele Convention
tn nominatei sn lldatoa for Governor and Bepreseniatlvs
i in ?"..ti -ress sh ill lt.. held on An.list 17. Tee committee
J sum!* 1. to it tn iav.tr of Bdarin IL Oeehrnne, a. Mid
?.-n,Xor Uorarnor, aa agaleat Banlomtu T, in..'-,
eif ti,,' .'.nut niue, ai a i* ared'ted witn bein.' toe Baale*
iii, e.null.Lite. Mr. Cn brail" if clerk of tl.e peale of
KowoaaUa county, the u.o?i ramttnernttve ofltue lu ibo
Sta'.o.
.-?.
BAILEOAIi INTEBBSTS.
J IbOL'lli.I. OVEK A W-*_T_*__a I.KASri.
.' a___rp il-'i'i'm- iii the bouda ol the Indinna,
jjitJomiLg.i.u ami Waatern KaJlwny Oamnaay yaaterdny
aureoled nttentli u to .1 dec,sion rendered wituiu u few
.!:.ts>,j ibe -uptime i..un af Okla tn the nana between
that cou.pany na l its leMad line, thu Cincinnati, ritn
du-kj andClevnlandread. Partnl lha latter's line?be
Iweea Deytea aad Bprl-adeld,Obie,?la lenaadie the
c.ei. and, Uelnmbos, Ctnelanntl um' IndlanapoUa Hall?
way 1. aa nan aal rental ... 1100,000 a tixunta ama
?11 iho pr..|.or tion ol i'm rental l. VBIrb ttin .-.iii
.. read w.i* emiline! natl tba e_ee nani to the couria,
il.u iii'iiiu.ii, liuu.iiiiii.t.iL ned K'eeteen sacnrl if vieiory.
1 .. on baa laeted twoyenra, nut the ndreraene*
etsi u Of 1 ii.;,!> j.ighe.st court w lil virtually mid rnt'.thlO
. i ? i lo ibu |.resent rniial rn .1 in th.- Sand-*-) road
by Mr. i ,ii bin ? rend. >ir. lorim las boen stell fur
iii., inn. ami ssneela io ao Baratoaate-day. nu
rr imt* said ti si negotiations wen* sttd pending 'or nu
amie,iii!,*, Battlement with lhe -undiisky p opie, but If
tuey failed a flgoroaa affort weald ue made toeauoel
lhe,ra*-, winch w >ulti li- un| l'nlltaliie lo Um Indiana,
lu." uiiin.tiin s a Western al the increase tusiillnig irom
tue laeni Inaarpretntlim of the lease.
IKYING TO Kl.OKGANT-K TIIK -HENANGO.
I'u r-ui :i<;, June JO | Sp eda I).? Tbe ie \v.,_ gn
armin.' .1 In tho .- tenango and Allegheny Kaiiroud
case .ofore .Indite Acheson lu the Culled State* Circuit
Coin 1 lo-'iav. duce ll* cnnpiotiou thu road has buen
in ? l> id ahapa aud now na* a total iiidnhteduoe* of
02,12 ,27934. One year aaa lt waa gl.947,000>j bm le
tin- !. is been aililcd the n.ierest on Ibe uiurt.agea. Tho
two prlamaal mortgages are lho?o held by Henry Kawle
and Jar > M. siu-dd. T-gether they represent *J>1,4U0,
lilli' ii lin elite 'in--*. Today tiley IiiSil liioilous lol'de
..-is o.'foi eclo?ure, the objeot being, sale of the roset
so that thom cm .1 ba a reorganization. Attorney V. T.
Wa;'ou ntnaantml acgaaaaata for tu.- foreci..*tue of tho
ujort?_-rua. ile sud thal two-ibirds of the orediturs
wen ea?er for :' forocloi.ire aud for a reorgauUaliou nf
ih.* nu I. If the omer parties Interested were uot sens
fled arith the* pi'opolllieiu, be Would make them a second,
thal Hie feroeieattro ba made on each lnort?a_i) ?epaiate
ly. U thia wea net anttafaetory he wonld ask that me
sale i>e Banda uvier the nhedil mortgage. Johu Dalzell
*poke fur tue opposer* or me sale, lie said tl)nt the sale
ot a rna.! alway s requited in a reorganization, that ir till*
sa.e wa* ma b u won.tl cut out the e.ii.k* lo Ai.ii.-u the
road wa* Indeb.ed fniiu their nen* or pusipoue the
ll-iii. The Court reserved its decUlon. If ihe moiton 1*
refuted tbe t.ondholder* will have lo make ou.e ar
i?ii.i-iijeii!? wini the bank whereby they will receive
protection as secured mortgage h.lder*.
Kr.OKGA.MZINO THI EAST TEMBBBBBM COMPANY.
Ai a lueetiiijj; ot the lioldere of tiie consuli
daied aud Ueneuiuro bonds of lhe baal TenueMne,
Virginia and Ueor_ia Kailroad aud of the flrat mortgag-.
hmm* ol ni" < iiii'iuu ni and Georgia di villon of that
OoiDp.iuy expression wa* giveu lo taeir preference* for
director* ot tho uow reorganized company. Out of the
-j. 1 T.i>.).).i>exj ii.mil*of in. i.-Ussiig meniioiie.l I. SI. -ahwan,
*et mary ol the old ooinpany, dropped a solid vole or
rid..'.on.udij fur iiiese uaities: bamusi ihomas, Calvlu
e. Hine, Sumuelifhelhar, Geor_e Vi. "*mitii, ol Knuuize
Kio.. ; I.narie* M. .Melihee, uf Ki'oxv.ile, 1'enn. i Kobari
li.Hiing, of iiuinle-. ,-t-ot.and ; K. IL IC Lyman, prank
Work, Johu it. Moots, of the Klchinoud t.ud llauvi.le
C< mp my I O. H. raj ne. A. li. Juiiilaru, Jay O. Mo?s, ol
a. <iii*ky , Heurr Plus, I.. J. Hauturd, of Knoxville, and
li. ll )<ieiianu. ?f Atlanta, lhe result waa teiearapued
to Ku..a. .le, lei,ii..an.l lha iieurgsni/. n_ Couimillee
will carrr oul the ? mira of tbe boudhuldera.
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Mltjf El.LANKOLS KAII.WAY INTE_.LIOKNCl_
ruiLAUEiPHiA, June 30 (ib^ccia/i.?Thir
Keii.iiii* Kailroad. through Its .receivers, has ordered
tht; payuieul of all rentals due ou July 1 that han
rai n?d their iiitsr.-si. The receivers have offered u
purchase oa aud after July li ai tbe rate of 5 percent
dui semi annual inieiest nu the Hebuylklll Navlffstioi.
mortgage loan et l-iJ-l'.ioT. Tba *emi animal liilare*
oo lhe tiru mortgago uoud* uf the Heading ilaliroa.
Company will be pabi In fud oa July 1, aa will also thi
?eui. si.nu_i internal oa lbs general mortgage (erip o
1-.-.J *,.'. .Hiniauaiug, Ins pay manu will aoiount ts
?bout tOtXt.-UO.
PiTTHiiLM-, Juue 30 {Special)?William D. Baker, i
bolder ot bonds of tbe Warran nnd 1 rankliu Kailroad
pr.-s.uied a peillion lu lha United Slate* Clroait Cour
to-Ua) by tal* couu*ei, liranola Ka wis, et Pblla_->ia)ii*
Pblladelphts P.aUroad litigation. Tue coan grauiou ?_.
petition,
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SU0071N0 AT THE STRIKERS.
ONE MAN WOUKDJlIlWlT-l A WINCHESTEK.
A TRAIN THROW** FHOM THK TRACK IS CHICAQO
KOISY CROWDS IN Tilt* PACKING EDJGGHt.
Chicago, June 30 (Special.?The precautions
taken by the Lake shore Railroad Company to protect
Hs train* were even greater to-day tkan aver before.
Every locomotive earned ita contlngsn; nf men srmed
with Winchester rifles, snd before tbs dsy closed they
were compelled to use them. The railroad cotnpaay suc?
ceeded in getting out Its trains, but the feeling caused
by ttie presence ot tbe Pinkerton men ls a bitter one.
Tbe action of tbe sherill' in espousing tbe cause ot tbe
strikers and tha Inaction of the O' vernor, lt la con?
tended, have Increased the spirit of riot, Shortly after
noon the armed deputies weie stoned, sud when one ot
their number was Knocked down, levelled tbeir guns to
Ure, but refrained from doing so, tbo crowd falling back
sullenly. A (uceetsful attempt to maka up and
?end out a train from lhe stock yard* wa* made thi*
morning, and no sooner wss lt accomplished than the
engine returned to bring out a second iraiu. This sa
glne wss literally eovored front, rear, top snd sides
with men armed wtlh Winchester ride*. The engine
crept cautiously down tbe main track* till "lieu's
Place," a restaurant, was reached, and than eight of the
ritleiuun were ordered to get down and take posses-doll
of tba network ot awltcbe* at tbat point; thou, still
uiore slowly tbau before aud makin, frequent atop*, tbe
engine went on ilirou.-h tbe packiu.-houso region and
began moving tho car* back aud forth tresa oue track to
another. Its appearance wa* the signal for every win?
dow in the adjoining packing-house* to le crowded with
men and boy* who ill,od the slr with shout* of "Scab!"
"Kal*:" sud other epitheta directed ai the officer*.
'I lune in command of tin- riflemen order' d them to re?
main silent, no manar what waa aald to toual, bul to keep
their eyes area,lily tixed on the wlndowi, for ll was uot
known what moment Hie .-uguie would bs treated to a
shower of hucks or knives fi'tin the windows above and
around them. Wm ie the men In tbe packing-houses
were behaviug tu tai* manner, ibo street ci'?**la.s were
sii.' duh i>*,i by a crowd of hooting turn and bora, but
'.iiey contented them*-Ive* with shout ti.. It wa* tedious
work mokine up a Mata. After au hour aud a half of
brid struggling tbe eugine had only secured two car*
for a second train. The railroad n'he ul wu
was din itn.c all tbe nioveracuia waa determined
not to leave nil he got ali he wautod. Iiy th;* lime at
least 2.WJ0 o' thc employes gathered in the vicinity and
began to berate the otbe-ra wbo w. re on the tralu.
Missiles were thrown from the Windows, sulking two
of lilt) I'm.j..-I lou men wbo Were on lop of a tar. 'ihl*
was a 1.1-ua: for a aiiow-r of stones and slabs which
came from the ero i'd. Officer Bagley, wbo was stand*
lng near, wa- struck on the | iw by a el ab and seriously
burt, ibu Pinkerton tuen no .sooner saw thia than ihey
levelled meir gun* aad woul i beea fl md Int- tue mob
trait tuey not been restrained by ihe deputy si.nii I. 'i'he
train in veil away amid a shower of mi i.e* thal did no
actual damage.
At 'J:l_ p. m. a train wa* thrown off tl e track by tbe
strikers near Forttetb-at, A Balinnorti .il Ohio tram
rame along af tel ? .rd and wa* lurown trom the rails.
Tann ? Lake 8 >r eloutf irani rantlniiinil nama along
and was alli.' rn , .sa llii'uu. i a,, right, i om'men
turned the aw nears nag aa ? ni .i< ti,-) il l -I', tli'-jr
ran swittiy across tue ,Tieri-. J ,;rc-c or fourshOU wire
tired uftor them Willohbtoggbl the int,, ii lol*. 1 'ney eera
arrested and taken to the town of Lake Hail, wueietiiey
were i leiit.'lc.l as the inen'w..'! Uii-e > . BWlU ll * and
din lied tram* the other gat*. Oue of tba mea aaa shot
iu tin* lee Thoaaaa Chitern-, ene of tbe lenders nf tbe
Htrme.w,i?charged with con e.opt of eo iri before Jud?e
Shepard In violating ihe injunction reeeutly leaned, lie
nan committed into the eaatody nf the sherm nan. bo
pur.e* atmoalf.
In Justice I'.-arui-y'* court to-div When lil. A; drews,
uni) of the sulking switchmen obargi d with disorderly
con ,uct, wis iiisn ?fe,i, bis syiupattii.'ra cheered
juuiiy. Tbarenpen tba magistrate ordered the deon
locked and uued every on.* present gs ror contempt.
il- than lined Jam.-* Coi,neil fj". for helping to i. .?-:.... *
me track uud lo Iortr.lt th- $1,000 bail of Julio Fre-tuti
j foi' not responding when h.- nama w. - rolla I. Ktgiity
iu< ti were ttieu drawn up lu Imo and mieetioned oslo
who applauded. All denied Hie charge, but eigui -tt ?rn
held tel be gulty. Joha Poe ami John -linn li, John
Mei' ow: y, Jonn i^ lillian, lanius Lsiul. W.li:.i aud
Thmnaa KierunO palo "??"> each.
i__BOB Tum lii.r.-. in oren cmi:-*.
PittibubOi IVnn,, Jinn.* SO.?The greg la al?
most overy glass factory in the country will lie pot out
lo-nlgbl. Tue auton.er shut-down Includes il window
g.a * i tenn' -s, 17 table-aleaawara factories aud iu
bottle factories. The d'J iactortcs employ S.OttO men,
uud liavu a weekly output oi 26*000 boxes af cUasa
f) AN vi 1.1.1:, 1.1...lune ill).- trouble ontoaa ino *tg_Mag
miner* In tba eiiip.ny of the Gia;ni Creah ' ? il and Coke
comp..ny of crape (reek is ezpeeted. Tbaeompnnj to?
il ,y applied tn bbartg Tuttle to air.tt.I protection to about
I'i) coi.ne.I mete, who are rx pee le 1 to urmo fruin Ken
tiie-iy Wednesday night.
Nl.-.viit RM-I.KT, Mass., June iii).?The Vi-orla Milli
ariil abntdown Indefinitely saturday, throw "goat !?2_
hauds.
Bourn iirAMiM.H \*.t. Baaa., Jane ." '.-Tho eighty inst
ars employeit by dalton, Cobarn A; Co., wno nave i>e-u
em airike foi-iho last tow days, have been ur tcr.d back
to work.
I tl uni m. Muss.. June 30.? The we ivers of iii > Ply.
ni nun Wouiieu Company have decided lo aiu. pt m sm t.i
auvaiicc.
Toot, n. Y.. Juue 30.?Joha W, uTayaa, af tho
Natloual Exocuttva Board of tue Knights of taber,
ni-ii.iv ii.-iti i eonaaltsStton with the Puller a_d Wairoa
itu,pa",' regarding tba eompininte of ann stove Munm?
in (battbaoompany wa* amploylngaxpa lei Knights
OfLaboi lu violation Of an aiT"e-ueiit mil. with that
organization. Tba Fuller and Warren Company denied
thal thej employed ?uch pateena.
__7*_*_Tjra cum rr- bebb alone.
Tiie (oiri.'t'ii'i'i iii ifi-iiir.;)' hli'.it, tbs. brewer,
wit.u tho trials of tho Tilt!** boreotters, ia likely to pr..ve
costly to tun:. N'o formal boycott has lieeu debared
ag dael hi* beer, out uoioug all iheUer.uan tfadaa ut:.ns
nu : nany of the lin.lnh ono* Un wort has bean '[iii'-tly
passed tiiat BhrOl'a beet ls to be left alone, and te> a
general extent this bu* been done. Mr. Ku rei thu.ku
tbat thia dees him a gross ic justice, ,i* he was aabpo ind
io t.'int hm ovidence in tm- eases Mini could nol dist gard
the snbpoBna. He doea not liimw how bu baa merited
the aa mi ty af the trades unions, nor ht.w h-> is expected
lo pl .cate them. A. member Ol eui.- nf th-- '.ar.e.tirade
unions saul yesterday : " Weare u.,i l.-i,, ti uii.' l.lii-.-r*
te!". We are simply letting li atnie, lia iou iel liavo
made ihels* tet up ?ti tbe boycottsrs if ho wanted to."
MP. POWDKKLT wil.i, BB HBBB T.iluY.
Qanemi afaatar Wuikinun Powderly apent
yestenlav ut ll ci, love. I,. I. .trying ti arrino* llie
tlllter.'lices existing tetweeu the (Hen Cove-tait ii Com
pany and its ample-yea. Tn-ilay ho will ne* in New-York
amt will in*. I'.-n.-iiie thu tr..o'dea ut tbe street-car driver.-!.
THK STKIKIXO HEWING MACHIM. BALEgMBB.
Thc at**_k_-kCinwiBg macliim* aaltianifin nu.-tat
No. lilli Baot Plghth-su yestorday atleruoon. Ii was re
p.ute,I that tbert were seventy-six men out, bal most of
lueiu have repaired off-r* te go io work for omer anas.
pauic*. A reaoiuliou wa* paused condemning mo com?
pany._
BIO CAVE-IN CN TUE LPUIOII VALLEY EGAD
IIazi.kton, Penn., June 'JO.?Tins iiinriiiti1..
an iniui-ii.-rtc.ive.ui occurred on the I/ebtgh 'tai.ey Rail?
road ut No. S .Stockton Breaker. Tue tlrst alarm wa*
given by a miuer employed at tbe slope aud throu.* of
people hastened lo tue spot. Tue care-lu is a.mut 300
feet long ami l.">" wide. When the uccidrnt occurred
there waa a loud crash aud tbe (hock waa fen for *oui?
111st,mc.". Three track*, on oue of which were two
trucg* maded with lumber, were swallowed up by the
fal.mg in of thc cari ll. Telegraph anti leiepoouti pole*
and wires, aud tu fact everything lr the immediate
v.iinitv. weni down with ono sudden crash. Ail trains
from bm h north am) south were delayed for *ome time.
It is expected mat the truck* will be In sui. shape thai
iraiu* will be able to pas* within a day or two.
PROHIBITION COMES TO RHODE ISLAND.
PkoVidknck, R. I., June .10 (Special).?With
tbe (Hoke uf 1- o'clock tun ghi Ulinda Island will
enter upou a long era of constitutional prohibttloa. For
several day* tho intemperate aud temperate alike have
been laying lu a stock of liquor* a.aluat tho um.- of
need The demijohn and bottle business was especially
brisk. There was oouaiderable drunkenness. The rum
*.-.iei ? puile.l dowu their alena A few or tn-.ii wi.l keep
opeu ostensibly io sell temperance drinks and a Ititi.*
'? hard atutf " on the *ly, but the majority of the dealers
will quit ibu butiuss*. People here lu..ti tor a rl_ld
eufurcenieui of ihe law.
?-?
Wanted in california for boeebbe
PiiiLAiiKLPiiiA, June 30 [Special).?X t**_a>
gram wa* received al the Mayor** office to-day ordering the
mimi of H. ll. Tolley, of Ked liiulT. < aliform a, for rob
bery. Tolley uti ler the natue of Ha if wurta married
I'riula Lena Herr, a protetre of Paul Wel>er. the artist.
J hey were marilee, lu New-Vork lea* than three week*
ago. When they arrived here ha disappeared, taking
with him alt ber effects. Tbe dispatch stale* that he haa
a wita and family ai Ked Bluff.
TELtAillAI'ltlV SOT ES.
KKMOVAL Of OAKKIKLD'S BODY.
Ci.r.v?i.*M>, Juue _Q iSpettnli.?Ths hotly of President
(iartleld was n move i lo-day irom the ,-cotleld vault to
the public vault tu Lake View Cemetery. The transfer
waa made by the Lulled btates soldiers wbo have bi eu
guarding the vault.
DYINU AT A PL'NEKAI.
IiiiVKR, N. H., Jima iii), tiei.rga W. Varney, OOO Of
the |tail nearer* at tne funeral of hf ra baker yesterday,
?auk dowu aa he waa ha.ping io carry out toa cotna
and died luttautiy of heart diaesaaa
KI'il.KAi-KH UV PKOVINU AN AI.IHI.
CHIOAUO, June blU?Charlo* lieilley, who waa ar?
rested on tbe ebargo of being the author of tbo Caual-et.
fire, in which eight persona lo*t their liva*,.proved aa
alibi aad was discharged by the (.rand Jury.
TWO MASSACnUSETlt. BANK. STRIPPED.
Tna rijKMDRNT ARnaaTKD on his war through
MAI.VR ?HIS DEF A'.CATIONS
Boston, June 30.?lhe Journal will contain
to-morrow na exposure of a bl_ place of reseal!**/ oa the
part of a prominent citl.en of Rockland, Maa*., Rich?
mond J. Lane, and lt ls lar.ely through the sfforti
of The Journal tbat Lane bas been prevented from seek?
ing refuge In Canada, whither ha la bellevsd ta
have been bound when arrested at Port lang
to-nl_h_ He ls president of tba Rockland.
National Bank and ibo Rockland devines Bank
He la aboat flfty-flve years old, ead waa for many yearn
deacon and treaaurer of lha Con**re_atl-nal Chorea
and Superintendent of Ita Sunday school. Ho han
been regarded aa n model citizen snd he boa had
ths flnanclsl menmrement of soveral lar_o estates.
Ths eharite apoa wilier*, bs waa arrested la
tbat ot embezzling 91.I5.00O, charging lt to the Rock?
land National Bank, and as lt* total deposit* only amount
to *l.;..ot>'>, Hie ooncern will doabtlcs* be placed
In tha hands of n receiver. He has. it would
appear, completely hoodwinked the unsuspicious .tiree
tors of the bank, end when a ehortage wa* fouud trout
time to time he would give bis notes tor the amount.
He bas been In ths habit of drawing on the bank's re?
serve lu Boston, and In toe last few months has taken In
this wsy about .**.".? ).oe?i). The balance of the am nit ho
took out of tbe bank by gettlug Irresponsi?
ble persona to give note* for vartoua
?um*, i:,o president Indorsing them. Ho ls trustee of
the Washington l.eed estate, which ba* been recently
appraised at $300,000, and is believed to have hypo?
thecated large sum*) from thi* estate.
A* treasurer of the Congregational Church, he raited
contlUerablu mihi* on notes of the society. He ls ala.
president of the Rockland Saving* Bank, which I* *
bolder ot stock and a depoaltor tn tbe National Bank.
Tbe exteut of the lo-se* of tho *sr:ug? bank cannot be
definitely ?tated now.
Bank l.xaiiilrier Cstclie'd discovered some of Lane's
crooked way* not long aga, and repotted
to the uuthoritles st Washington, who a<Ivis d
delay In exposing tho adair, tn ths Imps
of saving tbe National Bank from ruin. A rep*
rcseutative of The Journal, howcier, iil*e'ovet-?t
that Cane wa* likely to start for Canada a6
any hour, aud tb- neper sniplojed Pinkerton to put %
couple of detectives on lils track, i'i..* I'li.trd - r<**
( ominissloiier lo-day latani a warrant for Lane'* arntt.
The detective* followed him to Portland on the train
this afternoon and at 11 o'clock to-nicht he was arretled.
OVER HALI- A Ml LU OS GONE.
HF.AVY DEFALCATION IN Pilli.ADELPHI.!..
DISAlTt.AlIA.NCE AND CO*.____*OM Ol-' TEEAXMVEEE
J. A. I. WlmMOB,
Pim.ADEi.PHiA, .lune 80 iSperiah.? Tbe .lisapnear
atict* of J. A. L. Wdeoa, tiei-surer ot the Delaware amt
Chaaapaaka (anal Ceatpaay, from bis eU-sk thi* mon.
lag broaght tn light tho must gigantic aa_alan__aa tha.
haa aeennad in the city for a long liaaa. Ba Ml
liehind hiin nu over-issue* of "stock that |tJOO,000 will
liol cover. 'J bc lacti iire these : Thc coiiip.inv created
n Ci per cent luau in l**i3fl ior thirty years, which was
dm- to-morrow, iiii.1 .ii raagaaaeata hail been made lor
extending it ai 5 per cut. Whaa Praaidaat QilUega
iiiiin bent fat Wilson aboni io .dock this Boaaiag to
tr.lk over liiisii,. ss ati'uii s word iva-i rei trued to bim
thal tl.e trc.is.ii: er had not vet n ported fer duty, la
lDnkiut*" over his mail he baned) a latta, from W_ktea
nhieb ia aabetaaea Lnf-raead him mat bsetaad oi the
loan 8tanui:i_ at 11,075,009, the e\si:t atnoiiut hid
baan axteaded hy him ta .**_..v.)'-',303 7'J. Ile iou
Ceaaed having aaadatina erec-aaane ever a yeer agaa.
The Beard af Dir eton iaaaed the naOawlag aatfaai
Defalcati ma by tho treaaaror of this eeaapany baan
been diseovared thia day. I ha ia tareel ou tin-, bena
due Joly 1 l***)<i. wli not be poid natil i.'ib.-r nottee
inid tiie exienaioa ?t tba i.i,m cannot lie aerried aat in
ti a aaada provide, tor. Holders et aartiaaataa af lona
ar. r. iiuested to pi'o<liic>- i baal at o ,c al IheaAeaeC
Ihe ootnueny for a__nan___on. I-aaafnaa af the stock
loan QI not h wade until i-'i thai mit i .
This niieruooii Pmsldaut iiillin_luii s.,;d (liar while
the !o-e is very heavy it will not aft.-ct thc standing or
credit of tht' company snd tint eveiy etlnrt w,,u. * ba
rniuie io npur.-iitMid Wilson. The delenltrr hna baan
In tbaaanplejaf the aoatpaaj for thirty paann, lin
iked hie way un nmi bad the antin eeaadaaaa of
thedlreetorenwt had bein hraaaaraB bt tares yaaaa,
The iiiiioiint in ca.*ii taken furn th.- aa-b yan'?? idav hy
him waa 940,000. President _heah_a af the la*n_aa
ment Company el Philadelphia, -1 lab la l.u j.-lv inier
aetei ia tbi Canal Companj. aaid thai an atna 'hui his
eotnpnnt Will aol iii any sv.iy Im ail ti "I b) ihe.lilal
crilion and over iesiie ot' Un* lean mi tba pan iii ria
oihccr of the, Chaaapaaka aad Dela nat iCeelCeaf any,
tm purl af >li" cteiiilejil loan b.ivi .. bari pi e.,on toil io
or taken hy tho .aiaetnaal Oaaapany, Thtaa ynaan
age th.- bsrasoi .secretary aud toad-tot, B, II. laantta,
wo i dis. -l. u -r-f I te.mse ot a BhaEtagn m bia ncc., ai;,*
pf gift,0U0, Prior te leaving tha cit, BTUoen reaaiaadl
a pi-ouiiueut lawyer na aeanool in ease ba abonld b-i
aneal od. ' a the Maninga of hi* e en|hter looonlly be
presented her \.;i!i eapeetona and alegaatly Itteg
houo- at Wajna Stati.n, on th' i'i :i:i-yl\ ima
Kaili 'vf.
.-?.
ADI ISL ANOTEEB J OBOE TO THE LAST.
I ! V i: Ml .. Non AO.'I I'l'H.ll IN CHICK'.)) F'lil TUB
rataLOP rn;: aJfABO il *? -.
CntCAOOi June 30 (8pt stall - . .<? co tnaal in
the An..re dal aaaaa this a.termou accepted ', tank ts.
i isiioni, aaa thirty-nine, a taits nt ni la a wa daoata ?to.-s,
a* Um iiitii.i'iror. Nearly theaattiaanica Banal of ino
hiid been exhausted haters he 1.1' it'en ac-epte.! by tua
de-fen.'e. He waiacceptird by Ma I Sta a'tor only a few
iiuostions. hagaet Insaa _ot ou hi* tani tar ih.. n> it time
in t ie aetonl pref teas oi hit tua!,when Attorney Zei*ier
ana abeet te net-apt a JnNf aaaaad Stelae a. Ba vha>
pered ewnethlng e i .etioalii toto tha law er's ear, anl
the l.btt' r iheu lurnad lo int Juror and nat -.i :
?* Hew far la ll treat year Uo_?o tn tho We?t ban
.- -'allon I "
" A'toiit. a block Vid a half."
?? il id \ a i ever a cunt with i.ieuietiaut Stanton l"
" , bo, sn-."
" lin., ion. >_ i I"
" Ab.till turee monti)*."
" Do un j or tho paasae ofllccre at the s: vti.ii tl -al la
your suire I"
?? Yes; I believe two or lure .''
Tin-juror wa* aaenaed peraasptortty, snd H;>:e* re*
sumed ins seat willi a look of c.le'. T i ?, v narcnista all
sp panta il la pontt te__ey eatentnUonsly displaying ard
flower in tt)t) lapels of ih lr 00 .ts. *fc-!nv ii thi* moroni.
wore a ii- w situ of cloth.-*. Purinna B M wi .' HI a haas p) .
full of delicacies to-day and tue u;ii. r prtaaaan fared
equally as well.
BJ-PEBEIDEM7 BATES OE PENSIONE
Pllr.MDl-.Nr CLKVKI.A.N|)'8 Vl.io M iSMAQEB CKITl
ctann anvn__a_.T.
Toi-Kiio, June UO [Special).? Kx-l'ii-aielent
l_ B. Haye* adtiroaied U/HM) pniplo In Memorial Hall
ttt-nl.ht, the occasion l?eiu>{ "Orana Army Sith'."
Aaaang the other siM?alier* were I 'niel Jusllca Waite,
liepa tiiu-n. ( oniinan'.er ( mi.er ami lit'iieral Trow?
bridge, nf Miclil.an, but tim romai ka <>i t.rucrul Itay?a
exoite.l e.* pee lid applauae and com mont. 1 >-e-l.'i.? uihiii
the -uiijecioi ptaawna tbe ax-Preahtcal wa* p.u titularly
?ini'iii upon I'lt'sliietii llev Inid tor bt* pOo-luu telona,
tbe si int ot wine-]) he char.icu r./e I as a iii Idly _r n-in**.
'.e IK anion./ the moll will) eltd ll..Illili-- to pot down Ilia
I iel..- iou. The I'u si,hui's arl mu Ile said w?s tuuil r.rf
to mp \ iia ilium nf the country uni .ne u men would
meal with no approval from thu p itriotic and the jutt.
t HALOES AGAINST CAPTAJB WI Ll IA R.S.
Lie-iite-tiaiit Ili-nry A. He-m-kc, of tin* '2'Jtl
Ke.linriit, baa lod_ed ch ir_o* aub tho 1'oiice Counu:s
siouer* a_aiust Captain Willi un , of the T'wimity-nluint
l'oilca Precinct. Tue charge* are of ? violation of tha
rules," "conduct un trom u. an ottlcer"
aud " breach of discipline," ai. I relats to
whst ls alle?sd to have occurred on Dee-orattou Day at
the 1,'rand staud near tha Worth Monuuieut. The ii.-u
leuaiit aaS'-rl* thal ha was as?l_ue I to duty i| tile
reviewln.-*taiid by Hie order* of Briafidivr-lie i?r_l
Ward, and that be reported lo Major Mehi, for duty. Ile
then reeeivnd spe,ii:c order* not to a. low suv otaer per.
son* on tue stand ih n mote liol,im. ticket* Lui-l nf
the Meuiorul ' 'ommillee of the (irani! Army of tba l:>v
uublic, while he waa par icu;ar y . au ono t not to allow
(..plain William* aa pa** auy aaa) le tb.* sisud a* had
linen .lone in previous) ear*. Captain William* attoiuptetl
lo piaon iw.t .a tte* ou tha uland, out l.tnut?uant H.-n?ke
retuiad to allow ibis, sianna ni* or ar*. The Il-utenaiiS
char_ss thal tho captain itecaua abusive, oalled bun a
Uar. leterrnd io the otboar* ot tba Otana Army as a lot
nf bralnle** inonssy*. aod spake of tba lieuieuaal aa "a
ttli).?C lu a wuue coat."
Captain Winianis deuiea tbs ebar.ss eiuphatiealiy. Ha
?aid yest*:-lav that when l.ieitti nant ll-nek* siaad his
order* ha (the C'aptsui) placed tua ladia* IQ front of tua
stand and went about bis bnsinsss. euperiataudsal
Murray will maka aa lavesil-.itloa.
- nt
CHAROMD WITH ALTERtXtl DIS S ER OBBCKM,
J. H. Johnson, the night cashier at the Hovel
Koyal. waa char.od yasWrday by liiouard Xaaras, lin
proprietor, with altarlna dinner oheeks end neeholiag
tba uriieaeda JoSn-ou was nrrnUnad In the Jagaiaen
Market Poltea Court belora Juauoa Wolae. He waa hain
tor exao-liiatiou.

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