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A &urn In rN fnn RilNA.

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BRADFORD. Pa, December 3.-pctp]cum-1'hc,,
was slight luctuatlon III tho market to.tay rnnr.
tns between s. ittsat 10. opening at 81 ia AID
eiosins at 81 "a. sales 900 barrels; no ship.
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TIrusrlLLE. "a, December 9-Pctroeum-oIl
opened At o. !$H highest 81 1i7s: lowest 81 1OH:
closed at 81 1915 shipments 10 9s5 barrels; Charities
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THE SITUATION AT IRONDALE.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Thc situation at lrondale
is practically unchanged. The men held secret meet
ing this afternoon take action upon the telegram al
legged have been received from President Jarrett
advising the to their own Judgment
to whether they shall stand out any longer
or not There Is strong feeling here that il would be
advisable continue work until June 10, while the COM
mtee at Pittsburg comforting with the manufacturers
Some Of the men are loud in their dcnuncaton OF Pres
dent Jarrett asserting that he shodld not allow
the men TO do anythng different from those at Ptsburg
Leading men among irOnwOrhcrs express great con-
hdence in Jarrett, however. There viii probably be
tion whether they snail 60 to work Monday until June
15 pending the arbitration, rema out till PiitsDlrg
signs the scale To-Day is the -enilnontnly payday at
$4,000 and $50 900 have been dsburscd to the men,
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LANES s. MlN1ROP SENTENCED.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-James ;. MantrOp,
convicted of larceny as bacc of 5000 shares OF the
stock ~ the Denver City Consolidated Mining Company,
valued at $1,000, the property OF Peter H. Hcvener
was to-day sentenced by Judge Thayer TO Imprisonment
for seventeen months
After the sentence had been imposed the prisoner
asked the Court to give him opportunity of defending
himself as he had been uniustly convicted. He com
planned OF the in which everyone connected with
the case had treated him, and also abused the newspa
pers for publishing articles against him. He said lie was
the first one to expose the " Peruvian bubble ana that
il was through him that the Congressional investigation
had been made 81 was have been called "a witness
at Washington" he said " but was considered dan
gerous man. and is the have been branded
M n felon and put the way" In reference to the
charge of which he had been convicted lie said
" DENY | received those shares Tor "a one
fortlc interest I'm the claim The fact is, MI HeNencr
owes me money II the evidence OF Peter Hcvener Il
true and was his agent. he owes me Yl2OOO as com
missions on other sales hut deny thai was his agent
Consequently, ! cannot be convicted VI larceny Us
bailec." - a., III.
After Mantrop had spoken for some time the Judge
said ne was willing TO listen 10 anything concerning me
facts of he case but would not listen to unwarranted
abusr of people the prisoner. " The story lhal you
are now telling" said the Judge, s an Invention Ol
Vour own You are ingenious man, but You cannot
Won. You are only adding falrehood to your ohef
Afe some further efforts OF the prisoner TO prove GOOD
Character the Judge said he no reason why new
trial should granted, and ordered that the prisoner DC
returned to the dock
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THE DISCONTFNT IN IRELAND.

LONDON JUNE 3-Mr Brennan, Secretary of the
Land League, after his release from prison yescr-
day. addressed large assemblage in Kilkenny.
He said his real jailOrs were Mr. Gladstone, Mr.
Bright Mr. Chamberlain and the whole crowd of
pseudO-humanitarans and renegade Republicans
who composed the British Cabinet. He hoped, if
the 500 suspects were called upon for real sacrI-
fees they would be ready, if necessary, TO die for
their country. They had the Government
acknowledge Michael Davitt a. a conquerOr. Much
renamed to be done. They must tear up the very
roots of landlordsn
Forty six Liberals voted with the minority i'll the
House of Commons last evening on Mr.. Daveys
amendment excluding of treason or treason
felony from trial by the Special Commission
Courts.
The Irish residents of Liverpool are arranging
a demonstration IN honor of Mr. Davitt TO take
place on Tuesday next. Mr.. Davitt aud Mr. Dillon
will sail for New-York on the steamer Germamc on
Thursday.
A monument 10 Allen Larkn and O'I}rien alias
Gould the Fenians, who were executed NJ Sal1ord
on November 20. 1867, was unveiled at Ennis yes
tcrday.
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bone of the employees kept stif by Messrs' ioacn
aud Dcnmatrr who refused TO make any c9hcesIIIon I
whatever the men, even il they were oDhg'n 20 o
their works. Meanwhile the owners OF Vessels @
npa'ic lent for necessary repairs 10 be mace, anu % 80 ~
two vessels it said, sailed IN an impropcu Sor
dltion. Agents went 10 t1e henuI to
OF the strikers and begged lnen " W
make the repairs the boilers Of slips which must g4
10 In the men were Onertd Sio .dy !.
they would do certain work independently OF tine Doss
but In all they refused, giving their reason INA.
II would h. unjust to the whole number OF striKcrs
allow few 10 work for cXOrbltailt raic %,
wages Al this time about twenty shops acccu'u
TO the rates demanded by the boierinakerS'
and 500 returned work. In few days the COM
mtees OF the union said that they had discovered evl
d"nces of bad faith the part OF the employers whose
men hal returned tO work and all were ordered 70 srKe
ogun,wth the exception Of those in the shops OF Cranp
d Son As the necessity for completing WORK
in the shops became more urgent, the
firms were obliged to yield to the strikers,
visited every shop affected by the strike reported that
all the firms except Roachs and Deiamators had pro-
missed pay the 10 per cent increase, with the under
standing that others would do the IL was re-
lored that 500 or 900 returned to work on frl,
day, and that tomorrow 1,jO0 more Will DC Oriefed
back the increased wages II these reports OF the
strikers are trde, the strike Is practically ended,
although the fight against Messrs Roach and Deahater
viii be continued. and help will he given to the men VINO
employed in those shops IL ~ thought thot DOtn
these firms will BE- Obliget TO yici! sooner or later
A mass-meeing will be held tomorrow night nnder
the auspices OF the Central Labor Union at Cooper Union
protect against The Penal Code, ,which,tts claimed,
regards a member OF "a trade nniOn "A consp!lator
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4 SETTLEMENT FROM GENERAL SHARPE
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSE.I


ALBANY, June 3.-The publication in The
Ne,c York Herald yesterday, Of letters from John F.
Suiyth Thomas c. Platt Louis f. Payn. G. NJ Dennison
A. b. Johnson and s. French addressed to ex-senator
ConKling which it is asserted that exSpeaker George
H. Sharpe urged Mr.. Conklng to seek reelection as
United States Senator Albany caused flutter OF eX
citement among Republican politicians here Neyerthe
less the Speaker seemed undsturbed doing his work
calmly in the Assembly, and seeming to be in his usual
aniablc mood lie hal asked Mr. Conkling through
THE TRIBryR to name the who urged him to go TO
Albany year ago, and Mr. Conkling lad courteously
complied with the request in an indirect way 1t is true,
by publishing the letters referred to- Yet General
Sharpes inquiry and the letters show that the Stalwars
who attended the conference General Arhur house
on sunday May 22 1891 agreed as TO what took
place there General Sharpe has Enthusiastically ntmat-
ed that present AT that conference urged exsen-
ator Conkling to go Albany and seek reelection
The writers Of the letters directly contradict him on this
point and Furthermore assert that he was one OF tne
who most earnestly advised MT. CohhhhS W '"Ao
this course Of action.
General Sharpe recognizes clearly the present SITUATION
of affairs He said today when asked to make state
ment the necessity the writers OF these letters 70
their statements about the conference at General
AIIhur's house, but | prefer to make my repiy
in my own way and in my own time me
KiuqstOn Freeman started this controversy, anu mas
taken leading position i'll it, dld not inspire lts hrsl
article on the subject, indeed any of them. | am
not responsible in any way for them Yet am aIVise9
by a friend in whOm have great trust mat shOulu
disregard T> Freemds position In the matter ana come
TO the myself think shall take MS adNlct php-
fishing my reply TO the statements In the letters with
a fuNuI
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


sTRANGLING HIMSELF WITH \ HANDKERCHIEF
PROVIDENCE. K. l., June 3.-Aldes Barden, age
seventy-one. Friday committed suicide ia south sGtn
nervous and dc spoldcn lie leaves wo and six children
BULLET IN a BOYS Drain ,,.,.
BO>TON June "a son of John Ripley, of Milton
Iov.r Mills was found unconscious last Monday in The yard
where he and companions had been PLAYING. lie died on
ue,y and an autopsy made to-day revealed the presence
OF bullet III his BRAN.
SIXTEEN CARS WRECKED.
PETERSBURG VA. June 3-Whlle an eastern
bound freight train from Lynchbnrg on the Norfolk and
day a coupling PIN broke and sixteen bady
wrecked. one DAVIS, a brakeman was injured
THE PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK
BOsTON. June 3.-Many of the stockholders OF
recently called for mel today At No u stest All agreed
resisting the called bY the receiver The
list OF sgnetures for this object Is increasing.
CALL FOR \ CONVENTION.
- IA, n; ~, - 't & ~ ~ 'ri P Ssnrions in
ali the ctes here to-day aud called cOnyen
of such associations to meet in this city on THURSDAY
June s. at 2ocock. \ large attendance Is assured
POSTMASTER TAFTN CASE.
CHARLESTON. >. C., June 3.-lhc preliminary ex-
aha2n o. iod ods rbe maes,pe ruled that
while positive hat been made Out There ws evidence
warrant hmu In sending the case TO the rianu Jury
PRESENTATION OF \ MEMORIAL BUllDiNG =,
MAUCH CHUNK. PENN Jnue B he Saran ".
Packer memorial parish SUNDAY school OulhH M u MARX
cost Of S'oOpn was presented 10 he '1I'h III n,l psi
this afternoon by her Robert A. PAche Oh ouye feh
BARK SUNK
NASTVCKFT Mass. June 81 he bark j. =. Wins
low apain Norton from Portland Me nk In the south
Chauuei shifted he Thursday night ana went
down Bfdy ats m thirty miles sonth @i NantncAet The
heavy surf, all hands being saved
REFORMED CnURCH CLASSES
MIDDLFTOwN. Md, June 3.-Little business of
general interest transacted by the Maryland Glasses TO
day James Girvin baltimore. elected trustee OF
tho Glasses period Of hye years special collections
were Orer e. be taken up the year for the sup
port OF the Theological Seminary at Lancaster, Penn
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THE BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.
fn,. rr,p,p,pu tn ruH rRtprSEI


WAsIINGTON, June 3.--There was a conference or
the Republican business committee this after
noon and the future order OF business was earnest
ly discussed 1t was agreed that on Tuesday the
Appropriations Committee shall call up the General
Deficiency bill, and that its consideration shall be
continued until il is disposed of. Further than
that no programme was fixed. Members OF the
WAYS and Means Committee anxious that the
internal revenue bill shall be disposed of as as
practicable, and effort may be made TO call IL up
after the deficiency bill has been passed.
The latter bill WILL it is expected, evoke consider
able discussion. as the Democrats will strive TO
make the country believe that the large appropria-
tions asked are due To Republican eXtrayagance,
while tho true cause is the parsirony of the last
Congress, which refused to grant the money neces-
sary to carry on the Government.
The proposition Of Chairman Page. of tho
Commerce Committee. to ask for tho
passage of the River and lIarbor bill
under a suspension of the rules on Mon
day was discussed, and a diversity of opinion
was shown. Ii is understood that q majority Of the
committee do not believe that 1t would be wise to
pass so important measure-one which calls Tor an
approximation of more than 81 1000 O0O-with only
half hours discussion. and tins opinion Is certan-
1v shared bv a very large number of the Republican
members of the House. The bill is lopen TO severe
crirlcism in some particulars and ought not To be
passed under the gag rule.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
n,,, cov,yG EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.

THE COMING EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.
I'M ,,.,,,sr u N THE QUESTION IN ENGLAND
jill ,n,su .c1T,T1oN-GARIBALDrs DEATH
1nr WEALTH OF THE BEcKFoRD nBRAhf-hh-
Inv OFF THE PRINCESS LOUISE TO CANADA.
The London cable letter to The thlnuin tn,lnp IN
s,vs that only languid interest Is "Nea son III
England En- In the Egyptian crisis H,n lne 1Tn'er nn
ance Of the Powers will probably assemble , a on
Te TUESDAY. Some Radical journals openly na~o au.
rocate Arabis cause. Irish members n! o,nad nave
,oo"'u ,,atinc inccndiary speeches in Ireland
.Sen Melsrs Dayitt and Dillon will sail for New
Work. YoTk on Thursday. GariOaldi has has j., lett ia
m aTlN in w which he orders that his body be Gre
,ntod win n THE Queens birthday was oillclally
,aaeH naeHrated in England YESTERDAY; The ca'a,
,'"o ,ero'" Of the first portion of the Beckford
,hrarv indicates that it far exceeds In richness
oil preyious accounts.
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HINGED BY MOBS.

CINCINNATI, June "a dispatch from Cat
cttsburg Ky to The Times star states: inaSA lhoo at
3 O'Clock this morning came by rail to Ashland TOOK
George Ellis out of jail at Catlctsburg ana returning
with him TO Ashland the place OF the murder o te
Gibbons girls last December, hanged nun 10 ~, t
yesterday the murder OF these grlS IT. was s esi
are now in iaI at Lexington Ky. These three men were
aken from atcehurg under military escort last Janu-
ary To escape those who were IN pursuit ,,
iuALIE,ioN ; c. June "a fpecal dispatch 10 me
Neirs and Courier saws: "Caleb Campbell, colOred
an assault ON Mr. MarihI Pancs. BY theWOod In
Fairfield County was hanged Last nght ny mon o as
glilsed men The sheriff started pursuit OF lhe hoD
but reached the scene too late.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Saturday.

LONDON, Saturday. June j. lss2
The new Cunard Line steamer Favonia was launched
in Glasgow to-day.
Sir Charles Hall has been seized with stroke OF pa
ralysis, and has resigned the Office of ViceChanceor
Disturbances have occurred among an aboriginal trpe
in the central provinces of India Troops have been sent
to restore order.
Signor Giuseppe Mario (Marchese di Candea). the
wellknown singer ia seriously i'll with pneumonia In
Rome.
NJ. ROustan, French Minister to the United STATES
sailed to-day from Havre the Transatlantic Line
steamer Labrador.
The appointments of Count Won Wimpfcn as Ambas-
sador Paris, Count Ludolf Ambassador at Rome,
and Herr Dubsky Minister Plenpotentiary at Madrld
have been officially announced in Vienna
In Committee OF the French Chamber OF Deputies on
the Credits for Tuns, " de Freycne said the policy OF
the Government wa1 not the annexation OF Tunis, but
only the establishment OF protuctoratc as dehneu ny
the Bardo Treaty.
HAVANA, June 3.-Therc were twen'yfour deaths mere
from yellow fever during the week ended yesterday.
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FRAGnENrS or WESTERN NEVIS.
KILLING A MAN N sELF.DEFENCE.

KILLING A MAN IN SELF-DEFENCE.
DALLES, Ore. June 3.-ln a dispute yesterday
M Lone Rock the possession OF some land, W. H.
Caldwell shot and instantly killed p Fenton. Caldwell
surrendered himself claiming that he acted in selfe
fence.
THE HICKOK STABLE At DETROIT.
DETROIT. jane 3.-OTin \. lIickOk arrived
here to-day with six horses Three of them will partici
pate i'm next weeks races. St. julien is expected TO CON
test with Trinket Oveman sam Hill and three Cali
fornia constitute the remainder of Hckks stable
The colts will not start until the Chicago meeting
HEAVY RAINS IN ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, June 3.-ln the twenty
four hours ending with O'Clock this morning 79lO0
inches ~ rain fell here, being the heaviest rainfall IN
any consecutive hours i'm the last four years
since the beginning Of May about 1 inches have fallen
here streams in the vicinity are greatly swollen and
bottom lands OvertOwcd.
A LIBEL SUIT ENDED.
LITTLE Rock, Ark June 3.-Atter five days
trial in the libel suit of Erber Sticker against r. O.
verdic OF cent damages for the plaintiffs The Judge
held however, that the reports OF the Mercantile
Agency given in good faith TO it, subscribers priv
ileged communications
ABANK PRESIDENT WANTED FOR FRAUD.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-RObcrt :. Mont
gomery president of savings bank at Shelbyve, has
been Indicted for defraudlng George II. small ~ Co..
grain brokers OF this city, of $4,000 by inducing the
firm TO make large purchases of grain hs account
He asked them draw drafts AT three days ana they
granted the indulgence. Montgomery sold the grain,
and the drafts were never paid.