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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday. May %, 1889.
Tho steamer Persian Monarch has arrived In Falmouth
harbor with the steamer Hanover, OF tic North Ger
11an Iloyd line in tow The Hanover has broken pro
peLer She IRON Bahia Tor Ireuen.
According 10 st. Petersburg dispatch the fire ~ the
Jewish quarter OF kOyno destroyed 100 houses lHe
damage is GJO,O0O rOub.cs.
In the betting on the race for the Derby stal;"s Mr.
Ioril!ards brown colt Gerald has declined TO - to l
oil red against him after IL TO had been taken The
betting against his chcstnu, colt Sa"hcm has advanced
10 S2chcIa and Gerald coupled III at against l.
Sir John Holkcr has resigned his position Lord JUS
tiCe uI the igh Court Of Appeal account OF III health
dispatch from Ccttngc says: "Thc Crivo'cian5 oe-
ing destitute Of all of carrying on the revolt
have crossed the Montenegn froIter AID have urren
der.d to the MOatenegrin troops. Incy We!c then IL
termed. The revolt IL thus ended
The ship Harvey Mills, Captain Mills, which sailed
from Liverpool the 19th inst for Newly ork, has
arrived in CfOckhaycl harbor LEAKING very bady, hay
ing been in collision she has been aground TO pre-
vent her from sinking.
dispatch 20 Tie Daily Ners from Berlin states that
the negotiations Dctgoon Prussia and The Vatican Lave
advanced rapidly during the last few days. There is
every hope OF a satisfactory settlement by the middle OF
June Prince Bismarck is still great invalid, hu' he is
determined ma the second reading Of the Tobacco
MonC oy bill III the Eechsiag IL lie has 10 be carried 10
House.
CITY or MEXICO, May 22.-Five men who attempted
to destroy bridge the Mexican National Railway, on
Friday last, caught yesterday; and, by order Of
the Governor of the state Of McicO, they mIned
atey shot.
HAVANA, Nay 2.-Captain-Generol Pendergast has
issued decree rcestabshng, from Juac the Board for
classifying the debt Of Cuba created sept nlbcr g.
1879 the object being To uvestgae the claims against
the Cuban Treasury and 10 settle legitimate eaiiLs.
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TFLEGR1PHIC NOTES.

ASSIGNMENT OF II. A. ST. JOHN.
PoET JERyS " May D 2 A 10 st J9hn msto o.
i he liabilities are 10000 the assets $4,000
SOUTH CAROLINA TO BE REDIsTRICTED.
COLUMBIA S. c., May 22.-The Legislature will
convene the 27th instant at IL O'clock to
CAMPANIEs INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, May 22.-1he following companies were
incorporated the American Safe Deposit Company Of
and Reduction Company Of New,YOrS capital s2oOoooo
AN ESCAPED BURGLAR CAPTURED;
burglar who escaped from the County jail about ago
Was captured near HackettstOwn to-day.
VICTIMS OF AN EXPLOSION.
PoTTsvuLE, Penn. May 22.-Dayid Green, one
burned by the sulphur explosion at b%SSgdge
HodIran and J. Lowell inside foreman.
COMPOSING a MURDER
BALTIMORE, May 22-Francis Burkman alias
FTs % st Ty IN R Re ss 5 s he Ga sd
captain N'G9 Seedos snS 2 cSCe @ on %ais n0
THE WRECKED STEAMER PLINY.
DEAL BEACH. y. j.. May 22.-One OF the lighters
o ond the crew began bfssns Gp he the
steamship Piny is Tumoed that the wreck has been sOd
AN ASSOCIATION OF BAPTIST CLERGYMEN.
hED BANK n May 22mhe Baptist CEsg cEeTgym,eSn :, Sa
Soass use the SS bsnE and sfs1pSd
president --s
DESIRING THEIR PASTOR TO REMAIN.
CONGREGATION Of ST Msrys Catholic Church in this city Wis
Tss nina 70 rs.d to &
the joan Norris on the ground that chsnse o ras
tos oud disastrous u the welfare OF the ngre8hoh
The Bishop gave them very little ground for hope.
ovERCHARGING THE CITY.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-Ihe SUD committee ol
tho Water Comnittoe OF Councils appointed about month
sG SssH af s a: f1fi sa1s S9
serv ice city charged sl2Oo met tLis ne
sS%stIsd sSarssa ssy san as cost "Si C y
LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
BOsTON May 22-The lawn tennis tournament AZ
Ionevood closed to-day The continued thru round IN
singles BY smith q Providence The Sl3ng round
n sin ges Smith Providence ah Nlh,VW OF
Harvard College Winsow took the hrSt pfiLe anu Si'h
the second.
HARVARD ATHLETIC SPORTS
Boston, May 22.--The spring meeting OF the IaI-
ward Athletic Association held today W IL Herriok
go won the mile walk IN nina 52'4 secs - ~ NIP,
3 throw hammer ~ feet W; d. Goodwin Jr, o. was
the half. mile and quArtf-mle run ~
Morrison nrst the oneme run Inc uah oi <-o
yaris was won by l. J. Wendell 80, Ia "a SEGA
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CAMPAIGN.
MARsTALDs POSITIVE DECLINATIOy.

MARSIiALLS POSITIVE DECLINATION.
HIS IMPLACABLE HOSTILITY TO THE CAMERoNs-
HIS SYMPATHY WITH THE INDEPENDENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-7he Times Tomorrow
Will print Pittsburg dispatch saying Thomas VI.
MarshalPs letter declining the Republican nomina-
ton for was not finished until
tonight, and he has refused to al
low even the substance of its con-
tents to be known 1t is addressed to Mr..
Lear, of Doylestown, in to Mr.. Lears letter
informing Marshall in very iattering terms of his
nomination, and earnestly urging his acceptance.
AS both letters will partake of quasi official char
acter Marshall deems it due to Mr. Lear to receive
the letter before or at least soon 10 shall
be given to the public. Mr. Lear will re-
ceiye it tomorrow, and slips Of both
letters will be ready for delivery to the papers to-
morrow afternoon.
1t is understood that Marshall's letter of decna-
ton will be racy and pungent and it will leave no
doubt in the public mind to his present political
status. He heartily sympathizes with the
Independents III their bolt against the
boss system and is implacable in his hostility to the
present Senator Cameron as he was in hi3 hostility
to the elder Cameron more than twenty years ago.
His letter of declinatIon will make everybody
understand that he is heart and soul against
Cameron and against all that tends to continue the
Cameron power in Pennsy lvania.
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CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BYT TELEGRAPH

KILLED BY THE FALL OF ROCK
PlTTSToN, Penn, Nav 22.-James Dougherty age
miner euplOyC at the Barnum
this morning by fail OF rook
ENDING TROUBLE WITH RAT POISON.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., MAY 22.-(ieorge (irer
German forty eight committed suicide this mornuy al
Midtown Uy taking rat poison. The deed is attributed to
family troubles.
on TRIAL FOR ILLING HIS COUSIN
KNOXVILLE Tenn, May 22.-Gcorge +. Lnrkin
s,.mt wear ago Deputy United Marshal and
sed MS cousin Tie trial began today The attracts
much attention as 3 test case
AN ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.
Ppu ADFIPHIA May 22.-JOhn sullivan, age
twcntvsix ying at Fifteenth and Low sts became angry at
his we on saturday and attempted 10 shout her but
passed through his own hand
HORSE THIEVES HANGED.
LITTLE Rock Ark, May Z2.-EIght horse thieves
In Missouri pursued for Two weeks
caved but one las since Killed fatally shot
thfid oac captured other two arc now hemnod Ia
the While River.
SHARING A BROTHERS CRIME
MUsCATGNE, Iowa, May 22.-1M Ddiiy journal
has cOn from tho daughters OF Nc AeneiEon showing
tat Tie murder committed by the brother IN order that
the children might have nga their own way OF nome 10
that the sister should acknOwedgo the
shooting with the idea that OF sefdceIee ana her
trene youth would save her from punishment
FOUND WITH GASHES ON HIS HEAD.
DOVER, N. H., May 22.-George Winfield Volt
was found In the entry Of Laws block insoDsbe yestcr
the face and shoulders The building searched
and Chester Drew Francis Perkins usavus hishmOr
wore found Drew stated that Vo iie down tr but this
statement Is doubted
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4 SCHEME 70 RELEASE 4 FORGER

CHICAGO, May 22.-James B. Doyle has not
yet been able get bail. The Times tomorrow
VIII publish an interview, in which 1t is stated
that Colonel Woods. formerly of the Secret
Service, ana Brockway have q scheme
foot to secure Doylcs release through the impC On of
other persons in stealing the plate from which the bogus
bonds were printed L. il stated that BT0cBway, when
on the stand, did not give all the information in his pos
session, and that attempt VIII DC made by Woods,
BrockWay and Doyle to inplcate Casear, Govern
ment engineer in the transaction.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-It has been learned
that the suspension Of sentence in the Of Doyle
Gently convicted Of counterfeng in Chicago, the
result OF conference between the Attorney General
and the Secretary Of the Treasury, but the exact
sons for this action not Known 1t is believed, how
ever that the recent disclosures before the Grand Jury
here tended to show that the parts Of the plate from
which the 81, 600 counterfeit bond made gen.
une ana not counterfeit, testified to by Brockw6y
and Smythe few years 1t is still mystery how
the parts of the plate obtained.
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EGYPT AND THE POWERS.

LONDON, May pa Reuter- dispatch from
COnsantinOpe that Said Pacha the TURKISH "il-
lister OF gn Affairs, In the of the SULTAN has
demanded of the British and French Ambassadors the
recall of the squadrons from Alexandria, on the ground
that order ia restored. The Ambassadors have
communicated the request to hcir respective Govern
lnents and are now awaiting instructions.
dispatch TO The Times from Cairo says that there is
so little enthusiasm in the country that the few recruits
answering" the call brought 10 Cairo In
chains. The Ministry of War demanded $4,000 from
the Treasury /, ultimately obtained $1,000 noU!aaly
for tents =
tic House Of CommouG this afternoon, Sir charfs
Dixie Under Foreign Secretary. rcuying to question.
said that the Government ail confident tEat the
agreement I'm regard To Egypt TOut prove efeciua
A dispatch from Alexandria fa1s that t"O more
British ghuhcatg and two Gree men-OfVar nave aili'ci
there Efforts making 10 induce Arab Bey and the
tcbcliOus army officers 10 quit Egypt they being a.
lowed to &c: ain their rank and pay
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THE CONDITION OF WkSTERN CROPS.

ST. LOUIS, May % Over 200 reports have
been received by Of the best known grain commits
sion firms In this city, from all sections of this State, re-
specting the crops With three four exceptions, the
reports indicate that never before were the wheat
prospects promising at this season
OF the year. Army worms have appeared In
the southeastern counties, but have done no dam
age yet. At one point Hessian flies have been
seem bu in too small numbers to cause damoge Rust
has done no injury. Wheat is now heading out The
acreage Of wheat sown ia much larger than was har
vested last season. Corn Is about all planted and the
southern aud central counties show very good stand
inc for fine time of year The is larger than in
1881 no fears Of damage by chinch bugs are antic-
mated The acreage Of oats Is larger and the crop looks
exceedin gy well. Small ru and apples promise very
we'll Peaches appear less plentiful The meadows and
sT PAUL MINI, May 22.-The cold weather Of the last
few days has checked the wheat seeding in Dakota In
Minnesota the wheat looks we'll The weather has been
cold to-day with in portions OF this State md Da
kotn Wheat acreage increased from 30 cent
to 100 per in the northern parts OF the two states
I'm the southern sections there has been large falling
of attention having been turned to corn and oats. The
corn planting is backward and unless there Is speedy
change Of weather crop viii be comparative failure.
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THE INDEPENDENT CONVENTION.

IBf TELEGRAPH 10 TRlbINE
PHILADELPHIA, May GA few of the delegates
from outside the city to the Independent Republi-
can Convention, which meets here on Wednesday,
have arrived but not sufficient number to indicate
what may be done In addition to the prominent
names already mentioned in The TRIBUNE, the
following are expected to be present: Congress-
man Bayne. Edward I. Steel, president of the
Board of Education, who is also mentioned as q
probable nominee for a place on the ticket Tax
Receiver John Hunter, Charles III. Cram, and Joseph
L. Cayep, wel-known citizens Of Philadelphia
There is some talk that the convention
may last two days, in order that plenty of time
for counsel may be had and no mistake
made There is only contest as yet, so that the
Committee on Contested Seats will have little
to do.
Although PhilipC. Garrett has asked that his name
be not used for Governor, there is still talk OF
his nomination. The other persons talked OF for
this honor are ex-Chief-Justice Agnew, Col
onel William McMichacl, Wayne MacVeagh,
and Postmaster Huidekoper. For Su-
preme Judge, George Shines jr, OF
Pttsburg senator John +. Stewart
and Chief Justice Agnew are mentioned for It,
Governor Colonel McAIichael, Maj. Merrick and
x-Dstrict-Attorney Duff, of Pittsburg for secre-
tary of internal Affairs Thomas w. Phillips,
of Lawrence County. and Major Menair,
of York. are spoken Of for COngressmen-at-Larse,
Thomas NJ. Marshall. Henry l.. Foster. and Dr.
Doane of Williamsport
The news that Marshall has refused .
place on the Cameron ticket has
been received here. The Independets asseft
that Mr.. MarshalPs action will cause o
loss of at least $4,000 votes TO the regular ticket
as he was the only person on il whose nomination
was not dictated by Cameron. There is no
probability that Mir. Marshall will take any nomi-
nation from the Independent Convention, but he
WILL it is thought take the stump in support Of the
ticket.
WOLFE DELEGATE To TIE INDEPENDENT CON-
yENTION.
LEwIsBURG, Penn, May 22-At the Independent
Republican County Convention beld here to-day.
Charles s. Wolfe was unanimously chosen SenS
torial DeIeQate.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WA-HNGrON, Monday May o. 1882.
Tho United states steamship Shenandoah has arrived
at Boston where she will be put out of commission in
day or two.
The Secretary of War and AdjutantGeneral Drum
will attend the gradGating exercises ut the West Point
Military Academy beginning on June l.
The Controller Of the Currency has called for report
showing the condition OF all National banks at the close
Of busa IS on Ftda! May 49, lSS2.
Congressman l.. C. Phiser has written letter to tho
Democratic voters OF the Xth Congressional District Of
Kentucky declining 10 become candidate for reelection
IIaIlet Kil1ourn's amended pcadings In his case
against cXSergeantatArns Thompson for false impris-
Oumcnt have been fled IN court, in which he claims
T3jOOOO damages Mr. Thompson, II Is understood, las
employed Judge McSYeeney, OF wooster, Ohio. and
Samuel T. Sheaberger, OF Washington, as additional
counsel.
The title to the Freodman's Bank property having
been examined an1 accepted by the Government, the
decd was signed by Controller Knox to-day. The
amount to bc paid ny the United States is $250.000
Controller KnoX VIII tomorrow issue circular an
nOunclg that dividend of ID per cent viii be PAID on
or about the lst OF June next
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NOMINATIONS AND COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nay 22.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Leland Bacon, Of New York, to be Consul of United
states nj Samana.
Louis Dupont Lyle Of Pennsylvania to be Consul Of
United Stntes at Funchal.
Jonn W. stone, of Michigan, to be AtJneyGcperal Of
IN. United States for the Western District Of Michigan
IosfndSfers-Joshua J. Mallet, at Westchester, n.
u; JOIN H. Eames, at Medford, Mass; Fred ROseerans,
at Tecumseh Mich.
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed the
following nominations:
United States Narsbd'sH. t. Gosllngfor Western Dis
trct OF Texas James S. lsutan for Western District OF
pennsylvania.
the iNth District.
spcctur.
ArmB-Captain Oswald II. Ernst to be Major CT Engi-
netr COrp5 Captain John C. Bates, Goth Infantry to be
MAJOR o. Jh Infantry First Lieutenant Henry W. Ben
son 10 be Captain 7tn Infantry; Second Lieutenant Al
ired ID Johnson TO be First Lieutenant 9TH Infantry;
llTst Lieutenant John 3. Guthrie 10 be Captain 18TH
Infantry; Second Lieutenant John H. Peshine to bo
First Lieutenant OF 18Th Infantry First Lieutenant
william r. Maize TO be Captain OF 2Oth Infantry Sec
0nd Lieutenant joan e. Dent 10 be First Lieutenant OF
2O.h Infantry; Valentine McNally, OF the District Of
Columbia To be Ordnance StOTe6ccper, with the rank OF
Captain.
Observation-Disclosures Z. Robinson at Fairbury H.;
james = FauIs az Napoleon, Ohio; John G stevenson
euce, Kan. James II. Houston ut UnOntOwn, Ala.
William G.stcwart az Tallabass Fla. George J.AruOw
at Gainesville Il. Samuel ". Bacs ut san francisco,
Cal
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THE MURDER OF A HALE-WITTED MAN

STANFORD, Conn. May 22.-Thomas Muir
phy who killed Ebenezer ]. Marshall on Sunday for re-
fusug to drink with him, taken here from New
York today victim, Marshall the oldest OF
the late Ebenezcr j. Marshall Kept mems furnish
ing at No 40 FOur.haye New York. On the dcan
Of Mr. Marshall, nine years ago, his widow and family
removed here. The was harmless half-wittcd
young man. Murphy belongs to a respectable hard
working family. but Is a worthless boy. When spoken
to to-day Murphy first showed natural feeling and
tears came 10 his eyes. lie is gtecny old small ana
slight in figure. He employed a newsbOy on the
New YORK aud New-IIaveu Rgilroad Yesterday he re-
fused his of the nIrder bus denied hav
ing killed Marshall Shortly after the killing OF Marsh all
Murphy met hack driver, Andrew King, and said he
had Rid out Marshall because he refused to drink
with him, adding an afterihoHgh He drew knife
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TIE STAR ROUTE CASES IN COURT.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-AmOng the bills
presented TO the Grand Jury to-day were new indict-
mcnts in the cases of the Star Roue deiendaHs ar
rested in this city These indictments similar to
those which were preferred in similar in Washing
ton. One Of them is against Joseph BlackmaD, Henry
Arbuckle, william r. CasOn and Joseph Il. Black +;
another is against Joseph Funk, Henry Arbuckle, Will
iam r. Cason and Joseph Il. Black; land the third 10
against Benjamin b. Wiley, Christian Price and
Legrand Ensign. Blackman, Funk and Wiley the
contractors
morning General Brady appeared with his counsel,
Jeremiah Wilson and EnOch T0tten. The latter stated
that General Brady III court and desired as his
suIity intended to leave the city, 10 give bail to-day
The Court fixed the bail at $4,000. Colonel Nathan
". Fitzgerald qualified.
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PHASES OF THE IRISH AGITATION.

DUBLIN. May 22.-Cardinal McCabe has received
q number of threatening letters. lie has indig-
nantly declined police protection, however.
Mr. Davitt arrived here to-day and proceeded un-
noticed TO the house of DR.. Kenny 1t is not yet
known whether or not he intends to address meet
ings.
A loaded gun has been found at the door of Nh
Lyons. Liberal Member of Parliament for this city,
1t is supposed that it was placed there as a
warning.
A lad named Meledy, age fourteen, one of the per-
sons shot in the collision between the police and
citizens al Ballina May ., in the course Of the
terday.
LoTDoN. May 23.-A dispatch to The Daily Necs
from Dublin SAYS il is surnsed that Michael Davitt
Intends 10 proceed TO America immediately.
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4 FINER CLASS or COTTON GOODS WANTED
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURERS TO REDUCE THE

PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURERS TO REDUCE THE
QUANTITY OF LOW GRADE GOODS
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The agreement
entered by the manufacturers OF cotton goods, con-
tonade Jeans and other loS grade textile fabrics, look
ing to the reduction Of the quality produced In Phila
delphia went into effect to-day aud many of the mills
will be stopped in consequence. The present movement
Is for the purpose OF curtng the production of the
lower grade goods 80 per and the manufacture of
finer class of msterias OF the 1000 looms in Phila-
pha nearly 10000. the greater number OF those en-
gagged in making the goods mentioned have entered into
the compact Some of the mills stopped tOday, Others
viii continue until next week before stopping, while
others will run three days each week.
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THE CzARs CORONATIoN POSTPONED.

BERLIN May 22.-The Berliner IdgeJLaH
states that the German Embassy at St Petersburg has
been warned hat the German Crown Prince Frederick
William viii incur great danger If he attends the
ton of the Car at Moscow there is deep, undscOv
cred conspiracy against the Car and his guests.
LONDON. May pa dispatch 10 the Central News As
sociation from Tlst sta "a that at a council of the
Russian imperial family at the PeterhOf Palace 10 was
decided because OF the receipt OF alarming Information
fodcng the projects OF tue Nlsts to oefr the coro
nation OF tue Gar for "A - ~ ~ ~
kussELs, May Zine Iadependence Belize confirms
tie report from Tilsit thai The cronation o t Czr ha
been deferred Tor year |, says that the Information
o tue projects OF the Hulsts. which caused the post
police.
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Mr. German intro
duccd bill in che Senate to-day appropriating 100000
for public building at Annapolis, Md. Mr.. Miller, Of
California introduced joint resolution TO authorize tho
President declare martial law In the Territory OF
Alaska.
Tho Geneva Award bill came up as unfinished busi-
ness soon after o'clock. and Mr. Hoar addressed the
Senate, the question being upon the House bill ON the
subject When DR.. Hoar hsd concluded his explanation
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later telegram states that the Mayor Of emberg has d
rected the relief committee OF that town TO begin dis
bursting the funds hitherto held back.
LONDON, May GA dispatch frcm Berlin to The Daily
Teleoraph states that the Jewish Committee have
solved that they will help only those whom the action OF
the Russian authorities the destruction OF their prop
ery obiges omigrate, they longer able to
assist voluntary emigfan!s
Moscow May 22.-The Gazette states that seventy OF
the principal firms here have addressed Important
memorial to the Minister Of Finance setting forth the
disastrous consequences Of expe!ing the jews from
Mos
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THE UOrsE or LORDS ADJOURNS.

LONDON, May 23.-In the House of Lords yester-
day evening the Marquis of Waterford notice Of
and postponed his question relative to the
KilmainlIam compact. Earl Granville pro
tested against such notice, as the Speaker
of the House of Commons had ruled a smi
Jar one out of order. An adjournment of the House
10 June was then agreed TO.
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THE STRIKE AT THE PACIFIC MILLS.

LAWRENCE, Mass, May 22.-The second ap-
peal Of the Pacific mill strikers for aid with only
slight response IN this CITY, Less than 100 OF the srk
ers remain here unemployed, and the Central Pacific
mill is in full operation. In the week ending May Is
there 10000 pieces OF cloth printed at the upper
MILL the largest number printed in single week
by the Pacific. The strikers funds at low ebb
They have received $3,079 and expended $3.50. The
Pacific has 240 hands engaged in making the alterations
and additions to the buildings.
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THE ST. GoTHARD RAILWAY.

LUCERNE May pa large number of
guests invited to attend the opening Of the st. Cotard
Railway, have arrived here The guests include the
Italian Minister of Public Instruction, Minister OF Me-
rne and Minister of Public Works, and the Presidents OF
the Senate and the Chamber Of Deputies The Italian
deputatOn numbers 800 persons and the German depu-
taton 150 Luceue is gayy decorated, hut the weather
is chilly. Prince Amadeus. liking Of Spain. Instead OK
King Humbert, will be present at the fetes ut Milan III
celebration oi the opening Of the railway.