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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
Netu;alork Daily Gribm,1e.
FOUNDED HORACE eRsEL LEY
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JULY Z,
THE NEWs THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGN-The Comte de Chambord is little
better. - In the House of Commons yesterday
Mr.. Treyelyan made further statements relative to
assisted emgrants. - The French nag has been
raised Oil the New-Hebrides Islands. - The
American riaemen have gone to Ralnhaln TO prac-
tise at the long ranges. - Evidence for the de-
feuce in the Jewish murder trial in Hungary was
heard. - One death from cholera is said TO have
occurred in Alexandria. - RIotous strikers are
making trouble In Masseies, and in Safiordshire
England
DoMEsrrc-Governor Barstow, of Vermont, yes
terday called out the militia to subdue the miners
revolt at Ely. - Timothy Smith was arrested
for stealing $4,000 belonging to Pickering d
Mosely. of Boston. 60 1t reported
tina. lieutenant oionel Iges had been defeated in
Monfana by British Cree Indians. - Twenty
six bullings were destroyed by fire at Evansville,
MINI. - Fourteen graduates of Williams
College protested against the teaching of free
trady doctrines only in that college. - Edward
Hanlan, the C. esman.. arrived at Ogdensburg to
train for his race with Ross. - Another ballot
for United States Senator was taken without result
in the Legislature of New Hampshire. -
The War and Interior departments are ap-
proaching au agreement as to the captive Apaches.
- r,lictor-Genersi Phillips has given an opin-
ion as 70 the shipment OF domestic spirits to Ber
mucs
CRY AND SUBuBBAN.-The hot weather continued
yesterday; the mercury went up to $40. and there
were many sunstrokes. = p. E. Martiningo,
formerly bank clerk in Italy, was arrested
Oh the charge of stealing about 100000.
- Conflicting stores were told about
the alleged Kao x-Sheahan duel - The lease
of the Jersey Central Railroad was confirmed by
the stockholders. - The captain and crew
Of wrecked Italian bark were brought toto
port 80 Thirty-eight assisted immigrants ar
rived. - The Niagara Falls Commission
held meeting. - At baseball match In
brooklyn the umpire's jaw was broken by ball.
- gas war IS imminent in Brooklyn. 80
Gold value of the legal tender silver dollar t4l2l2
grains), 82.73 cents - Stocks were a little
more than usually active aud wero higher;
they closed dull and strong.
TIE Manufacturers local observations in
dictate clear and partly cloudy weather. and
chances of light rain. Temperature yesterday !:
Highest $40; lowest. 73o: average. S1750.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

The anne RATION schemes of France have
seldom been wise, and her latest projects in
Tonquin and Madagascar seem to have been
particularly injudicious; but despite oil this,
the craving of the Republic for more colonies
has now led to the annexation OF the New
Hebrdes. At this distance it does not
seem as if it would give France much trouble
to hold her new possession. Indeed, re-
Numbering the trouble the Government has
had to get enough marines and colonial troops
to go to Madagascar and Tonquin, it seems as
if the annexation would hardly have been I'M
dertaken if it were likely to be attended with
war. But il is possible that France has been
reckoning without England. British subjects
in the Pacific are sensitive about the movements
of the French, Italians and Germans on neigh
boring islands, and they could bring good deal
of influence to bear on the Home Government
in favor of checking the ambitious schemes Of
the French They will be the more sensitive
now that the English Ministry have refused to
sanction the annexation OF New-Guinea. That
same refusal, however leaves Mr.. Gladstone in
an advantageous position in case he does see
fit to interfere with this little game of the
Eranch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
PROTECTION JUDGED BY IT'S RESULTS.
E,rntn IA, Hhfiaeelphfa Inquirer lRep.l

As system must tie Judged by It's practlcai
effects we may safely point 10 the present xamped
condition OF the United States evidence OF
The adv antages Of judicious protection young men
who have come upon the stae OF action within the last
ten wears viii study hisloy of last half
they will DO likely to aid IN the experiment or free
rae thereby place the AFFAIRS OF their country on
a of uncSrta lntY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
NO DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT OF CIVIL SER
VICE REFORM.
~. L.. III a

No Democratic convention held this year has
indore tie principle and method OF the Pendleton b
though before IL was passed, they we're very ree WIN
RESOLUTIONS The intoxication OF unsupported
left them with wit or deceney enough 10
concenl their purposes. They going 10 with wnoop
for "a clean sweep" All right Let them keep IL up,
ana they will swept clean into their last dirty dtcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

The action Of the Cornell University trustees
in providing a course of lectures on protection
as well as on free trade, has not been without
good influence. Some of the more influential
graduates of Williams College have just for
warded 70 their alma mater petition for fair
instruction in political economy and protest
against the one-sided teaching of free trade
ideas. The authorities of Williams have re-
ferred the matter to a special committee of
trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

When the trade dollars were made no provision
was made for their redemption. That Is why trade
dollars make us think of the promises that the
Democracy Of this state made in their platform at
the Syracuse Convention of last year.
The Democratic National Committee would do
well TO issue promptly some such circular as this:
wAsnsGroS, d. c., July o, 1888.
10 all Democratic Newspapers: Please TO it that
upon your respective columns is so great rs
TO leave YOU without to publish the statement
lately issued showing that the principal Of the public
debt has been red uced q billion OF dollars In the
eighteen years since 1t reached Its highest figure and
that the interest account during the same period
has been reduced from hundred and fifty million
dollars afty-one million dollars. The committee Is OF
the opinion that this financial achievement constitutes
n Republican campaign document whose force with the
people cannot be broken by anything our side has TO
offer concerning Capitalization aud eognate Republican
shortcomings. We respectfully submit therefore, that
the thing you do for the party lie carefully to
crowd the statement Traly yours.
TIE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEES.
p s-Continue comment in scathing terms upon
the disagreement OF tho Star Routeju
The vigorous action of the Emigration Commits
sioners az this port seems to have quickened Mr..
Trevelyan's power of discerument At the outset he
would not admit that any Irish paupers had been
furnished with passage tickets at the expense of the
Government. He has now given orders to suspend
grants OF money wherever there Is reason TO bseve
that former inmates of warehouses among those
who will take advantage OF Government aid. HIS
replies to inquiries this subject in the House OF
Commons on Thursday night ought to satisfy Amor
leans that pains stalking effort will be made by the
Grown officials in Ireland to exclude paupers and
workhouse rcvolvers" from the benefits of free
transportation TO America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

Persons earing torn tor ne and snminer har-
fllers. can hare THE DIZZY TRIBUNE mailed TO them.
postpaid for 81 90 per month. the address Icing changed
90 often as desired THE DAILY TRIBUNE riH be sent
10 any address In Europe for III 90 per month which IN
cladss the ocean p0etage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
IN AMBITIOUS WOMAN.

serf the qualifications of mew story By Edgar Fac
csft, entitled
An AMBITIOUS WOMAE.
This Is story Of Nesc York life and social aspirations,
and is likely to proUs Of greater interest than Mr..
Fa,ecetPs former norel. "A Gentleman Of Leisure, y
peh mas especially popular in social circles through
oet the ciH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

The members Of the Short-Hour League,
who met last night to discuss their favorise
topic, could hardly have found a stronger
argument in behalf of the cause dear to their
hearts than tho record of the thermometer yes
terday. 1t was, indeed, a day calculated to
make all men favor fewer hours of work. With
the mercury at 94o the sternest and most ex-
acting employer wilts. SO now is the time far
the short-hours advocates to push their cause.
If this heated term continues much longer, the
New-Yorker who is not converted, at least TO a
half-holiday on Saturday, will be hard to ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
3noes to Advertisements.
( nsiness Noiirss.

CALDER, EY BRAND"
Bay aiwsTs OoSDsSss ~
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE will begin IN Its issue
~ fu,v the nubicafiop of Edgar Fawcet
omitted Ambitious Woman" This s sory OF esn
greater interest than Mr. Fawccts former novel oSn
feman OF Leisure" which especially popular IN soSi~
circles throughout the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

az the body of the murdered giIl now say that
their statements we're forced from them by
torture. The facts indicate that both the
Jews and the Christians mixed up In the case
are decidedly bad lot. The higher author
tiles in Hungary are credited with thr assertion
that while they do not believe the prisoners are
guilty they could not prevent the trial from going
on. Possibly they could not with their present
judicial system; but if they do not go to work
soon and reform the whole system, whose de-
fects have been SO clearly revealed since TINS
trial began, they will lose all tight to be called
civilized-much less Christian.
Those young Europeans who recently Lave
betrayed the confidence of their employers
abroad, and have then fled to America ior
refuge, seem to be particularly weak speci-
mems of youthful depravity. Aside from the
stupidity which they show in forgetting the
Atlantic cable, and in supposing that the
United States are a safe asylum for criminals
no sooner are they under arrest here than
they confess their guilt in the most abIect
manner, apparently hoping that they Will be
let off easily If they make no trouthe. The
last illustration in point is the case OF the ltal-
ian bank clerk Martiningo, who has just been
arrested for stealing 100000. In striking
contrast with this unattractive characteristic Is
the obstinate resistance which our own rogues
make when they are captured in other lands
They deny every charge and resist extraditlon
to the utmost with the help Of the best legal
counsel they can get-witness Phipps, of Phil
adelphia; Hall. of Newark, and Halliday and,
Sinclarir of this city. A criminal who is cas-
lily frightened and easily managed, of course
is highly desirable from police point of
view: but. all the same, the contrast we have
noted shows the Americans superiority even
in his badness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

In view of the strong feeling which General
Cook has shown concerning the treatment of
his captured Apaches, the arrangement for the
disposition of them which is outlined in
our Washington dispatches is probably as
satisfactory as any that could be made
at present. According to this plan the
captives are to be placed on the San Car
los reservation. with the consent of the
Department Of the Interior; but the War De-
partment is to become responsible for their
good behavior. General Crook is confident
that he can control them perfectly. The peo-
pie In Arizona who have suffered from the
depredations of Juh's band, and who hold that
the only good Indian Is dead Indian, will not
like this arrangement. But in regard to
Apaches, General Crook may be said to be
good authority; and any experiment which he
favors SO heartily as he does tSis, should hardly
be condemned without a trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07

AT the beginning OF the extraordinary trial of
the jews at Nyreghhaza, Hungary, on the
chergo of having murdered Christian girl,
the testimony for the nvosecution seemed to
have been obtained mostly from o boy by
tllreats and fear Of torture; and now the de-
fcnce II accused Of rosorting to similar means
70 get evidence In favor Of the prisoners. Two
persors who had confessed that they had put q
corpse Ia the river with view Of passing it on
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08

Capture of Jefferson Davis" is told by a
friend. Discussion OF Winslow Heath, Mod
ieska and 'Nature in England is made con-
duciye to art knowledge, in the latter case by
remarkably fine wood cuts. The engravings
here and elsewhere largely depict women.
ST. NICHOLAS for November is anticipatory
of the coming delights of winter. 1t very
properly opens with tale of Evacuation
Day. Nothing could be more whimsically
touching than "a Thanksgiving Dinner
which Flew Away"
Such engravings al these of ''Two Men of
Cologne" make children, or any one else,
familiar with charming phases of foreign
life. The sketch OF Capt. Mayne Reid, pre-
pared before, il made timely by his lamented
death, These are several stories of some
length and little play for Christmastide is
offered in ample time The story of the
origin of the stars and stripes is also given.
DIR. Hammond has indeed raised a hornets
nest whose occupants buzz terrifically in the
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for November.
Their defense of the ability of women's
brain is spicy. Perusins Mrs. Blakes article,
one would suppose she had personally at
tended Presidential convention.
Mallock commands ala audience, whether
he writes worthily or not. The true infamy
attaching to John Browns crimes is given at
an offset to prevailing hero-worship which
might injure the youth of the land. Balfoui
Stewards account of the structure and action
of the sun is concise and interesting.
| General Newton handles, as he did witt
such magnificent effect in New York harbor
Modern Explosives" Mr.. Raum would fur
ther amend the Civil Service.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08

WAsnINGroN, Nov. THE jury in the
case of Hallett Kilbourn against Jnl @.
Thompson, for $3.50, 600 for false impris.
onment, has returned verdict of $50 900
for plaintiff. A motion for new trial
was made by the defense.
lkilbonrn, it Will be rems III bered, re-.
fused to testify before an investigating
COMMITTEES Of Congress some years a.u
eorcefning the real estate pool, and
was Imprisoned for contempt. His auit
against x-Sergeant. at Arms Thompson.
tried once before, resulted, as now, in
a verdict for the plaintiff.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08
PARLYzED THRUUGa EE4R.
A Married woman Rendered Uncon
sciOus from "a SuppOsea AssuuIt

Special Dispatch to the nm .delphi Pres.
NoRRIsTowN, Nov. 5.-Last Saturday
evening, when Edward o'Neil, q quarry
man, living nsar Bridgeport, returned to
lis home alter work, he hound in an out
shed his wife half kneeling upon the
floor, speechless aud her eyes fixed. Her
body was cold, and low breathing alone
indicated that life still remained. She
was carried into the house. aud physi-
Uian was summoned.
1t was learned that several girls who
had been walking in the same direction
which Mrs. O'Neil took on Saturday
evening, on her return from Bridgeport &,
after having made some purchases, hai
been followed by burly looking ruttian
and been almost frightened ont of their
wits. Tine supposition ID that Mrs
o'Neill was assaulted by the villain and
that great fright superinduced congestion
Uf the brain.
Upon being treated tor thai malady she
recovered somewhat from her stupor. She
was able to utter a few words, but has no
recollection of what TRANSFERRED on her
way home from Bridgeport. The muscles
OF the woman's limbs are less rigid aud
hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08
rsepg's Course officially Approved

LONDON Nv. 8 The Marquis Tseng,
Chinese Am Usssador, has received a tele.
q am from the rsung Ii Yemen, express
ing the utmost astonishment OF the
Chinese government at u e statement,
contained in the dispatch OF III.
Trioou to Prime Minister Ferry,
that Ii Hung Chang did not agree
with the course pursued by the
Marquis Tseng in the Tonquin matter.
Both the government Of China and Lii
Hung Chang deny having expressed the
slightest desire that NJ. Tricou should re-.
main in China as the French agent aud
testify their unqualified approval OF the
manner in which the Marquis Tseug has
carried out his instructions ON the Ton
quin question.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08
Another Endorsement OF Ts.ne

LONDON, Nov. 6-The Times says that
the telegram Of 81. Trioou, the French
agent in China, to Prime Minister Ferry.
stating that Ii Hung Chang lad dis.
avowed the policy of the Marquis Tseng
ON the Tonquin question, will form the
bject OF an important dispatch from the
Chinese government to France. 1t will BIZ
framed in the same sense as the dispatch
to the Marquis Tseng from the Tsung Lii
Yemen, expressing establishment at NJ.
Tricou's telegram and unqualified an.
proval OF the manner in which the Mar.
quis Tseng has carried ont his instruc.
lions In regard to Tonquin. 1t will also
express the surprise of the government of
China that the French cabinet received
NJ. Tricou's telegram without question az
to the correctness of its statements and
used it publicly in the Chamber of Depu-
ties.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08


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nA'seo' Nepuoi'eAh eal'or' slaiwar'' ana
ue' Lusr 81 Tue e'sr Route sues, re-
oen''y onAiseo 'na' enafles hmory smith,
eu''pr vi 'he rniiSueiphia fFt' bso
osu7sn Au hore-se OF ssoo, uoo Ia tue
fa'i"sy man service by securing throus h
'''or''lsm an carry morning tram 10
cary r"'l@ 'e'phis newspapers TO Harris
ourS Nuu O'nef poi"'s' mr. smith replied
~ oW'Ns 'pA' Tue Increased expense ell
ts'itn ~ We Train IN question was
nut F'' W." Pr annum and ina
'n 'hn9e' n4a oseii made alter consul
'a''oh win the President Mr. smith
"Ho AadreSseo an open letter 10 f'st
msstsf "enersl gresham, bitterly de-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08

PITrsBuRG, Nov. 8 Hubbard Milton,
colored shot mis- mistress, Annie Hunter,
in Franklin street establishment lew
minutss b-tore II o'clock last night.
Milton VS. very lre!oua aud during the
evening the couple luarreled about an
other mans ring, which the woman had
in her posse sion. About IL As
they rst'rri II their rorm aud
ten mi, utes later the other
inmatts were sta,tled by three pis
toll shots in quick succession. All rushed
to Millions rootl, where Annie Hunter
was found living u1Gnnsoi0u5 Oh the bad i,
with two pistol wounds in the LETT side OF
the lsad ami oua ia the right The woman
died at 81 this morning The murderer
jumped from the third story window to a
shed and thence 10 the ground. He was
captured several hours later, just outside
the city limits.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08
TUO MURDERS IN TEXAS.
Wife's Hearts blood Squirting
Into the bread She WAS Mixing

Associated t'ieos Dispatch 10 spsli4, " Tres.
GALVESTON, nov IA special to tn,
Ne0s, IRON Lining, Texas, says Eig h
miles out from here daughter of tb,
Rev. Mr.. Newton was shot and killed b,
her husband, her hearts blood spurtlu,
INTO the bread she was making for him
He pretended that his wiiehaJ oomnntte,
suicide, but to day OEtesssl that he hsa
killed her. Jealousy was the cause Of
the murder.
A dispatch to the NeDs from Fort
worth says: j. NJ Flrmning, formerly
poAtical editor Of the Ays Of Rogress, wa,
snot IN the head and INSTANTLY killed by
X. l.. Cuuningham. Flemmiug had 4
pistol ia his hand when he was killed
He and Cunningham were rivals in the
market gafdsn business. Both had been
drinking, and upon meeting in store
had quarreled.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08
RRENT LIIERATURE.


I.IrpwpoIl's for November is timely, and
apropos Of Irving has borrowed some good
wood cuts. The portrait is satisfactory, and
the criticism by Robert Laird Collier pointed
as ii il appreeiatiye.
housekeeping in Normandy" assures lis
that the servant question ID there, too,
most terrific. 4 cook, however, once caught
and, a harder matter, retained displayed ad-
mTaDie versatility. The article IL full Of
suggestions, ...-
ouida has an unusually good moroccan with
the pretty little moral that society people III
love, even when they discover mutual
poverty, should brave matrimony. "Out
after Tiger, recalls the. hapless MIR. Isaacs. "
Marie stuart, heroine are discussed Mr.,
TAFT proves that Baltimore owns and enjoys
pictures, and Monthly Gossip" maintains it,
average standard.
"A Roman Singer III the November
ArLASric, contains description OF violin
music worthy place among the classics Of
our language Yet there comes sad sus
lielou that the PLAYER Is that blase character
the Wandering jew, foisted anew upol
society BreAthlessly wo await his future IL
November,
Edith Thomas was discovered by tn,
ita"tsr, and now no number is complet,
without her, OF deeper interest il Elmer
sou keen sketch Of DR., Ripley the pastor O
Concord. The philosopher lived among u
true king Midas. All that he toucho,
became gold "Hebrew traditions are sug
geHtiy treated III modern style VIVA
would the aforesaid good DR., Ripley, steepe
like a Puritan in Old Testament lore, hay
thought Of the same
Charles Dudley Warner "prents notes" q
spain, most salient and picturesque o
uatiousItles Mr. Biackuess is Impressed b
the righteousness Of the negroes, which come
from their newly acquired ability TO read til
Bible
James EN- Province is an admirabl
peud1ut TO Dauiet alj u others who ORA
mlcl appreciated Inspiration from that
ter Of Ia belle France. 1t Is also, charningl
historic
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08
One Experience from MANY,

have been sick and miserable SO long and
mad caused my husband 81 b., Lrh trouble and
ehpense,no one seemed TO know what allied me-
that was completely dlsheartened and dis.
couraged. In this frame of mind got a bottle
OF Hop Bitters and used them unknown to NV
so fast that my husband and family thonpht If
strange and unnatural, but when I told Them
what had helped me, they said, "Hurrah for
Hep Bittersl long may they prosper, for they
Mother.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08

The Democratic Deadlock at Tren lon
Broken M Inst

1. TRENTON, Nov. 5.-John Csminade was
to-day nominated for the assembly by
Third district Democratic convention on
the 722d ballot.
THIS ends the greatest and longest
deadlock known in the history of New
Jersey politics. For 7l6 consecutive
ballots the voting stood : five each
tor ex-Sheritf Benjamin +. Walton, David
Lenox, George d. Scudder and John
Csminade. Ex-Msyor Rice, chairman OF
the convention, VINO mad supported MIR.
Caminade in these 716 ballots, went over
to David Lenox on the 7l7tb, but his de-
lection had no effect GU the other dele.
gates and the convention had to adjourn,
from Saturday, without naming a csndt.
date
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08

PARIS, Nov. o. DR.. Hammond, French
Civil Commissioner In TOnquin, announces
that the French forces have occupied
Kowsng-yen, some 40 miles east of Hal
phong and Ninh-cinh, which is some 20
miles south west OF Hal -phoug. French
messengers have left Saigon for Hue with
presents and decorations of honor for the
King of AMMAN.
The transport Tonqnin, with French
troops, left Singapore on the 18th ult. to
reinforce the army at Hal. phong.