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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-13

MONTREAL. June 1.-THE president, direct
ors chief executive officers and some OF the leading
stockholders Of the Chicago and North"es'eIn
Railway Company now on fiSt
TO tue Canadian Northwest with the object OF inspecting
the work on the Canadian Pacific Railway and forming
en- opinion as to the general character OF the country
The following kilograms have been received IRON men,
bers Of the party:
"The Northwestern president directors and party al
Saskatchewan all highly pleased with the country
and line Have just crossed the Saskatchewan with
special train. The grading is nearly finished sixty miles
west OF Saskatchewan, with the work well manned"
From Marvin Hughitt, yce-presdent OF the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway, I'VE have made splendid
time the ran your road to Saskatchewan. and
predict great results from the enterprise and offer con-
CIVILIZATIONS"
From W. L. Scott, Of Erie. Penn. The frst train Of
palace cars crossed the Saskatchewan to-day twenty
seven hours from winnipeg The percentage OF fertile
land will compare favorably with any section OF the
continent. Tho road and track will also compare
iayorsby with any section Of similar enterprise OF the
From ]. o. Osborne director Of Chicago end North
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THE ExTRADI7IoN OF" oAPTAIN ARCHER"
WHAT COMMISSIONER OSBORN THINKS ABOUT THE
CASE,

WHAT COMMISSIONER OSBORN THINKS ABOUT THE
CASE.
Considerable interest was expressed yester-
day in the Federal building at the announcement by
cable dispatch that the London public prosecutor In
charge OF the against Captain Archer or Edwin
Harvey wadge, who recently extradited from this
county charge of forgery had declared that there
had gross of the provisions OF the Extra
dition Treaty The charge which his eItradtion was
asked was relation transaction involving small
sum OF money and at time when he appeared to nave
all that he needed. He made out strong defence, at
tempting to prove that he absent from London ut
the time Of the commission OF the forgery The theory
of the defendant that the charge Of forgery was In
vented by his bondsman in the case against MIN OF
frauds in stock speculaons The result so FAR OF inc
proceedings In London TO establish the truth OF
his statements. Commissioner Osborn, who held Archer
for exraditlon said yesterday that he considered his
action in ordering the extradtion of the prisoner to be
proper under the circumstances He only required
10 find probable TO believe the prisoner guilty
The law OF England provided that an extraded person
could not be tried any charge except that on winch
he had been extTadited, unless an opportunity were
given him TO return to the country from which ne hau
been taken. Commissioner Osborn said that the Eng.
rsh Government had apparently been imposed on III
this
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rases failed to sweep BY and tho srsch hills and hollow
seemed deserted. The squares were filled, however
especially at nightfall Humanity looked wonderfully
freshened up as well 1t might after the bot weather d
the previous days
The hottest hour yesterday took the fne.S
being quite cool at eeo he free baths At Nn4
teenfhst East River and at Beshune,st, North RIVER
were Deseged by boys OF all ages and sizes ngnng 70
tripped down the gangwaysin troops 60 take cooling
dip. At Harlem the river alive with boats, ana ~
the evening Peasant-aye. was regular lovers WALK
The solitary being who dwelis on tne roof Of the sghas
would only last" he sad but I'm afraid y won't"
Matthew Long who lives at No ga East
by the heat at gntetn.
st. aud Frstve and sent to the Presbyterian HOS
uiial
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DIED.

DIED.
ABBEon Tuesday June ~ Charlotte Frances daushter
Funeral services O'Clock Thursday at No. l4o Pros
pectplace Brooklyn.
ALLENon Thursday June at HO%swCOd sssSsi
daashte TS Of HcPStio and Mary M5ncriei Alien.
Charleston, s. c. papers please copy.
RGcEtor ILL., June Mrs MAR. MARY f. s5Sn
OF the Hon Seth Gates and sister of President OF
rill f. Gates, OF Rutgers College
CHAPIN-In Springfield, Mass on June TO- Chester W.
Funrial wednesday at p n the Church Of the Unity.
a TS 9 will 81 held an he i house at
HoLMEs-In Brooklyn, June ~ Andrew Holmes in tho
roth year OF his age. ,,....., a.,
fnners from bis late residence % Atancave Thurs.
day. l4th inst, at ~ IN.
HUMAsoN-sunday. 10. Elizabeth Sumner. beloved
Funeral services in ST Church. Hartford wednesday.
HaTtfcrd ana Kew Britain papers please copy:
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited 70 attend tbs
funeral from his late resldenoe No. 40 west ehst On
wednesday June IL. at 1880 o'clock a. ~
Please omit flowers
Intement at Greenwood
MINERon Tuesday June I? Julia Caroline Miner gdo.
Cornelius Tiebout williams
PENNoYER- Monday morning. June II, William IL
Reaive. friends invtoi e attend the funeral ser;
W ysess evening At O'Clock
RoBERTs-on June H. 1885, John r. Roberts, lawyer.
Fasera services at ST. stephens Of Jefferson
ST. and Patchenaye- BrooSlyn on THURSDAY June H.
Friends are Invited
TALMAN-ou Monday June H. at residence No. 30
West 3AthsG, George Tansn In the osth year of hs
-
Relatives and friends attend his funeral from
81 AIMS Church. lSthst, SHAVE, on wednesday.
18th inst, at o'clock p. IN.
Interment az Goshen, ". Y. June ID -, -.
Trains Railway from foot 2Sdst Nortn nNer AZ
s45 aud from foot Chambers st. at O'Clock A. M
Please omit lowers
81 ne Sn3y f E.
Grace Church. corner lOthsI auu boau
way on Thursday morning at 1880 O'clock
Please omit flowers.
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TRIAL OF THE DYNAMITE PLoTTERs.

LONDON June 1.-THE trial OF the men con-
cerned in the dynamite conspiracy who are charged
with treason-felony, resumed this morning
The steward of the steamship Parthia, on which
Dr. Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher and Ansburgh
sailed from New-York in March last, was cross
examined by Ansburgh, who elected from the Wit
ness the fact that no more connection apparently
existed between him tAnsburghl and either oil the
Gallaghcrs than existed between him and the other
passengers.
The boy who was employed in Whiteheads shop
at Birmingham refused to testify that wilson was
one of the men who had visited his employer
Some servants at hotel in Birmingham ana other
witnesses from there, however, testified that they
saw Wilson leaving the town with trunk "nl lna
was noticeaby heavy. The policemen who were
concerned in the arrests also gave 1ormai 'eS'i-
mony. -. -, 80
Precautionary measures ON an elaborate scale are
taken TO prevent rescue of the prisoners while
thew are beng conveyed 10 and from the court
Twelve mounted policemen with drawn SWORDS
surround the van containing the prisoners. and
policemen armed with revovers ride inside with
the prisoners The streets through which the van
are also cleared to allow the rapid passage OF
the vehicle.
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FALSE RUMOR ABOUT HAYTIAN AFFAIRS

TRIBUNE reporter made inquiries at
the Haytsu Consulate yesterday relative to the In
sructions said to have been sent by the Hayuan Gov
eminent TO their agent H. Lennox, Of philadelphia
directing him to negotiate with the United States GOV
eminent purchase OF war vessels TO be US gu
for the reduction OF the rebels IN Miragoane.
"The first heard OF the matter" said Z. d. Barrett,
the Haytian Consul was from the paragraphs in the
papers this morning was convinced there could be
no truth in it, and telegraphcd to Mr.. Lennox In
Philadelphia asking what it all meant and this is the
answer received:
Never heard such until your telegram called
my attention 10 H. such stuff never came from Inc.
There! I" continued Mr. Barrett "that seems posi-
tive enough. Besides. 1t would be curious precedent
for the Government 10 create If IL was 10 enter into
such negotiations those alleged without any coin
nicaton with the Legation here and through an
entirely independent source. As for this man-Leoh
Vera-menu0ned IN this absurd report as the agent OF
the HavIian Government have heard OF such
man until this and II s not Haytlan name
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His homo Is in Waterbury, Conn., He was studying Tor
O Greek professionally, and notfor the ministry.
VIGNAUx DEFEATS SoHAEFER.
A BALK-LISE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME WELL PLAYED
THE FRENcHMAN WINS BY 800 TO 644


Jacob Schaefer and Maurice Vignaux,
in the presence OF about looo
people, at the Academy OF Music last night,
played 500 points up at the balkne championship Dill
lard game for $500 side. william Sexton acted as
referee, the players themselves being tho umplres'
schaefer had discarded his familiar monkeyJacket'
and Yignaux appeared for the first time before
an American audience in his shirt sleeves. sonaeier
won the string and selecting the spoball led on WIN
three points, vignaux following with welIearned ~
Up to the sixth inning the game slow. In that
inning schaefer by careful nursing and brilliant position
play managed to roll up AZ pQtQts. Vignaux
made his first 100 in the thirteenB inning with
run OF 80 points. In the fifteenth inning Schaerer
again took the lead with the pretest exhibition OF rail-
running in the game He frequently applauded,
and when he missed easy carrom on the esd shot
there was o general groan from the back seats
His lead was only transitory, however,
for In the seventeenth inning vignaux got the balls in
bunch the upper short rail and by series OF masses
rail nursing and round-the-tabe gaher-shots counted
up90.
In the twenty-third inning sobaefer again took the
lead with of AZ, only to lose It three innings later
when vignaux went into his fourth hundred
From that time to the end of the
game the pay was excellent Vignaux
mado in innings 400 points with runs OF 49,
1O1 "a 106 43 and 70 and Schaoer 351 the runs being
80 81 25 49, 81 40 and 90. At the end OF the thirty
third inning Vignaux had lead OF over 200 points, and
schaefer seemed TO awake to q realizing sense that
he must put In some marvellous work to win. BY hard
work no gathered in 81 points In the thrty-fourth
inning. In the next inning he added 40 but
tons to his string. Vignaux managed to make 10,
and after attempting easy masse ana raining,
he left the balls well punched Schaefer then made his
largest OF the game-00 points. IL was too late
however for in the thirty inning Vignaux made 20
points aud the game The following the score by
innings;
vignaur-l7. OAo2G020321 10. 80, o. o. o. 90. 2.
81 2s IA, H. SO. ST. l0l 4, ~. lO6' o. D. 49, 10
schaefer~S o. o. o. A. Al H. O. o. l. l. ~, 8. g. o. s.
49, 80. ~ 49, o. 81, 25 AZ, l, /, 81 go 20 ga
Average II SO
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MR. ABBEY AND MADAME PATTI

Mr.. Tillotson was asked yesterday afternoon
If he thought there was possibility OF Mr. AOoey Secur
,no Madame Patti for next "Wel" said he, Il
dor,t know II would be Just Ike him. or course, the
refusal OF the Italian Opera Company imted to ratfv
Mr.. Maplesons contract with her for $4,000 night
oneus the field for thought and reflection"
"Is Mr. Abbey at Madame PATHS castle In Wales now
trying TO engage herP 49,.
cannot say positively for I've only heard from MIN
two or three times since he arrived IN London and then
only by cable I wouldn't be bit surprised TO hear
that he had engaged her"
what could he do with such handful oil prma Don
mas ~ ,,,. .o,,o an,
difference TO him he wanted and could get her' thh
wouId be all that he considered necessary ~
DO YOU think he really wants Madame Patn T.
NO / don't know that lac does stiil I'm not so sure
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POLITICAL QUESTIONS IN GERMANY.

BERLIN. June 12.-In the Reichstag to-day the
budget for 1SS495 passed Its third reading without
amendment. Herr Won Boetticher, Secretary of
State of the Imperial Office Of the Interior, then
read decree declaring the session closed
The Governments Church bill has been referred
BY the lower house of the Landtag to committee
composed of twenty -one members and the House
has adjourned until the 21st inst.
The members of the National Liberal party have
resolved to present address to HERON Bennig-
ser, who yesterday resigned his seat the lower
house Of the Landtag and in the Reichstag in
winch thew will praise the eminent services he has
rendered to the party and express the hope that he
will return 10 political life when the auspices are
moro fayorable
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TORNADOES IN TIE VEST.

BELoIT, Wis.,, June 12.-This city was struck
by tornado about O'Clock last evening 1t struck the
western portion Of the city, wrecking NUMBER OF
dwelings, then passed to the heart OF tho city,
unroofng a number OF business houses, blowing down
the Northwestern Railway bridge. scattering tho
machinery Of the Rock River Paper Mills ana K-
ing Edward Haoran of the hands, The loss VIII Dc
heavy the goods n tine injured buildings are damages
by WATER
GALESA, ILL.,, juno ia whriwind passed over Elmo.
in the southern part OF Wisconsin, about p m yester
day. doing much damage freight train on the North
western Railway picked up bodily except the en-.
CINE, and carried from the track and completely
wrecked. william Gleason was seriously. and n; ~.
Comst0ck, travelling man, Of Chicago, was slightly
hurt.
ABILENE. Kan, June ia wind storm occurred abous
10 o'clock night twelve miles north OF Abilene and
did large amount of damage along the line OF Dckin-
son and Clay Counties. Thirteen houses and stables
were blown down. Several persons were injured.
and one little child was killed. Tno
small village OF Industry in Clay County. was almost
totally destroyed, all but two houses being blown down.
It s also reported that Wakefield, Clay County suffered
severely. The storm accompanied by rain anu nais
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MRS LAEG1RYs SUPPLEMEYTARY SEASON
~ n. rdttor OF me Tribune.

10 ne Edffor OF The Tribune.
SIRi A paragraph under tho head OF
Tovn Talk" recent issue, contains statement that
Mrs Langtrys supplementary season under the manage
rnent OF Frederick A. sehwab had been unsatisactory'
her second visit to Philadelphia being disastrous ana 'ne
rssnts elsewhere being insufficient 10 pay expenses.
am sure you have desire nict professional injury
pon the persons refers to- and none to nisead the
readers of The TRIBUNE. Mira LanRtrys receipts In PM
sdalphia exceeded 5000. Except in MANCHESTER n: r.
n,odt VARYING from $500 10 s70oi and, finally, Mrs
nrtrys profits upon the whole five weekst9 VIII reaoh
M 1o0 10 sia 600 over and above all her personal
sn.es shal be grateful 10 you you wll make sneh
refsrence 70 this matter a. you may thlnk proPer anu
stnud van wish 10 glance ut my accounts Will Plhco
s yonr disposal reaching New-fork on WeuheS
Az OF NEXT week. Very truly yours,
ua' VI " Il. A. SCHwAB,
No "a East seventeenth-st' he"'foiA
Halifdr june B, 1852
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western Railway: "Just arrived at Saskatchewan Al
ow me to congratulate you prospect Of your enter
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FOREIGN NOTES.


PARIS June 12.-Prnce Won Hohenlohe, the German
Ambassador here, left for Berlin on Monday
CETrISJE June 12.-The Montenegrin official Journal
announces that the revolt OF the Castrau and Cemenu
tribes in Albania has been suppressed.
LONDON June 12.-In the chess tournament to-day
Wiuawer beat Mortimer and Blackburn beat selmann
Englisch and steDitz played drawn games with Tscni
gorin and Mason, respectively.
LONDON June 12.Mr. Wbolley, Liberal, has resigned
his seat 10 House OF Commons for Peterborough on
account of financial enterprises in which he is interested
requiring his presence abroad
LONDON June 12.-News has been received OF the ex-
isence Of a famine in the Kurdish districts oil ASA
Minor Many persons have died from starvation. Grain
is selling at six times its usual price.
LONDON June 1.-THE British steamer Lake Winni
nag CAPTAIN Stewart from Montreal May 80, has ar
rived of Liverpool. She is disabled.
LONDON June 1.-THE Norwegian bark Inga, Captain
Jacobsen from Philadelphia May 8, for Elsinore, wmcn
arrived at Falmouth to-day has been In collision and
lost her foremost and bowsprt and sustained other
damage.
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Post Once Notica
x m Ais for tho week eaag 10 will close at this

Eora
office follows
wEnN EspAY-At a. m. for Europe, per -. seryia,
" via = Queenstown uetters for Germany and
at X a. m for Germany, ETC.. per Ss Flbe VA
Southampton and Bremen neters for Great Britain ana
other countries must be directed per fioe
ar io A. m. for France direct, per s. 81 German VA
Uayre, nj 10 IN. for the Netherlands urecl per "a
p Caland, via Rotterdam at p m for the Wind"ara
rHisRspAY~At9a m for France. Germany. etc. per So
Hammonia. via Plymouth, Cherbourg ana hampurx
uetters for Britain and other European COUNTRIES
must BIO directed per HanmoniaG az Ja NJ Io suIopo.
Britannia, Queenstown letters 10. oo.hal,
and France must be directed per Bntannicf AZ t;So
the West indies and Mexico per S. CITY Oh AeAanaas
via Havana and A., piarra
FRIDAY--At m ior Ne"i'"@ $3.50 ~
uT-AtIi a NJ for Germany, etc. per S. Salier
VI. Southampton and Bremen letters Tor Great bn'sn
neys1 AT II a M ior scotland diect per 50 CireassA
via Giasgowl a. tor Belgium direct per os s"..z
eriand Via Antwerp; at IL a m. Tor Eufope sr, ~.
via Qeters for Germany AUD SSoIan1
must per Bsltic at l;so p m ior o""" anu
Porto Aco, S. Niagara via HAVANA ..-
suNDAYAt 1880 ,. for Honduras and Livingston POE
v" "a Wanderer, via Neworeans ,,,. ia sa~
Mails for China Japan. per Sa Arso.S sss 49,
Eranclsco close here June al at p m s.ss i0l 49,
LLAMA New-Zeaand. Sandwich and FIJI lsisnnS Re' -
neaAnui"' " HENIY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Post ONCE. NewYorK N. Y. June g. 1855
.rhe schedule Of closing OF ranspachc malls Is -
the nresurnption their uninterrupted overann
san Francsoo Mails the last arriving os in
Frsncisao on day VI sailing o. stsamer sie oss'~
thence the same dAy.
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THE MURDER OF LORD MoUNTMoRREs.

LONDON, June PA man named Sweeney
has been arrested Queenstown charged with compiler
" in the murder Of Mountorres at Rutheen near
Clonbar Galway on September rs, 1880. Sweeney had
taken passage for NewYork by the Innsn Line steamer
which leaves Queenstown tomorrow. The prisoner re-
Gently left Cong County Mayo abruptly, and an inquiry
into his disappearance ordered under the crimes
Aof
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HEAT TEMPERED BY A BREEZE.
THE BATTERY AND THE BRIDGE IN HIGH FAVOR
CENTRAL PARK DESERTED.

CENTRAL PARK DESERTED.
A rafting breeze swept inward from the
ocean aud up the bay all yesterday. bringing life and
alike 10 the ust aud the unjust II swept across
the green sward aud low bushes at tho Battery aod
cooled the cheeks of the Begravas dsgorged freight oil
Irish immigrants who hanging around Castle Gar
dem It struck the Bridge like gale and banged golden
tresses and hats and umbrellas about In most nVgor
atinc manner. In fact the Bridge and the Battery
ware the coolest places to be found. and they
were thronged accordingly The Staten Island boats
wers laden with women and children, who went JUNK
citing down the ban merry fashion to the strains OF
nm Italian harp and fiddle In fact the boats seemed TO
have taken all the away from Central Park for
the Park was nearly empty There was not baby 10 DC
Scent but only dozen citizens and two dozen policemen
unvsiug the statue of "Tae Stl Hunt" Even thee
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN LONDON.

LONDON, June 13.-Mr. Labouchere, NJ. p,
recently challenged Irving Bishop. the thoughrea der
to tell the number of bauk-uote known only to Mr.
Labouchere and to Mr.. Firth. NJ p, the latter
10 hold the bank-pot Mr.. Labouchere pat up $1,000
against s100 the proceeds TO be devoted to charity
Three thousand persons were present at st. Jamess
Hall last evening to see the result but owing disputes
concerning the conditions, neither Mr.. Laboucehre
nor Mr. Firth was present However, note belonging
to one OF the audience placed In the hands OF
Colonel stTatham and Bishop guessed the number AZ
the first attempt. He claims he won the -, OOo
The audience was dsorderly.
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Slnnnsls for Ia n1sl t1slLiu-f1ur h9urs.

SYNOPSIS for TIE pas. t1sIty,roar h0ara
WAsHrNGToN, June II. - Generally clear
weather prevails In tho Southern, Middle and New
England States, with southery to westerly winds Local
rains are reported from the Upper Lake region and
Northwest with southwest TO northwest winds. Tho
temnerature has fallen on the Middle Atlantic Coast in
the Upper Missouri Valley and at Rocky Mountain sta
tions aud risen slightly in the Mississippi and Ohio Val
leys and Upper Lake region.
Indications for to-day
For New England local rains, partly cloudy weather.
southery to westerly Winds stationary or slight fall In
temperature followed by rising barometer;
For the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather.
local rains southwest TO northwest winds stationary or
lower barometer, stationary or slight faA Iii tepeFa
ture. ,., ~, .,o.a,.
For the Lake region, local rains. with partly cloudy
weather southwest 20 northwest WINDS nlgner paroh
eter stationary or slight fall in temperature: ,
For the Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys parity
cloudy weather. local rains IN the southern porions
tonary or slight fall In temperature.
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TOPICS IN CUBA.

HAVANA. June 12.-The ex-Chief Carlos
Aruero at the head of number Of bandits, continues
10 make frequent depredatons in the Jurisdiction OF
Colon On the 9Th inst the band abducted wealthy
proprietor whose friends had to pay $1,000 Tor his
ransom Plantation proprietors have asked permission
of Captainenera PreDdergast 10 organize guerrllh
eoIopany for self-protectiop. -, oo.,,. -,
The Treasury adyertises the sale on the 2Oth INST OF
the American brig Nettie which recently seized at
Cjenfuegos alleged violation OF the CUBAN customs
laws The Nette Is appraised at S6,45S gold
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FLAMES IN THE CITY HALL.

Shortly before p. m. yesterday smoke was
discovered issuing from on the upper moor OF inc
City Hall used as an anteroom to tho juryroom OF Part
III OF the Marine Court jury had been delperatips
and when 1t had agreed verdict the olcer VINO hAo
1t In charge knocked the ashes from Ms pipe anu CON
Quoted the jury 10 thecourtroom Inc ashoS zen al"os
,uh.r ~ avnines piled up In the room, and in hye
minntes they were In a blaze The members OF the Gu
CINE and hook and ladder companies Situated ~ sne 10y
moro than 5000
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JURY NOT POISONED BY INvINCIBLEs.

LONDON, June 12.-In the House OF COM
mons this afternoon Mr. Treveyan Chief Secretary FOR
ireland stated that the body OF Jury the Dublin hotel
Keeper whose death, it reported, was caused by
poison administered by Invncibes' had been e1humed
ond ,bot mo traca o poison had been discovered. Mr.
Treyeyan also stated that Peter lyman {" Number
had boosted death OF Jury that ne had poisoned
him. and no doubt this generally believed among
the IpyinciEles
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FORGETTING A MEXICAN SUBSIDY.

CRY OF MEXICO, June 12.-The affairs OF
the Mexican National Railway In Michoacan are com
phcated The Monitor Republican, says that tho state
intends transfer 10 another company the
new concession recently granted the State by the
National for the construction OF railway
from Patzcua-o 10 point tine Mexican Central hai
way. The National Railway Company has already spent
iarge sums on the construction OF It's road from Moren
10 Patzlaro but has forfeited its charter granted by
the state by noncompliance with the terms or us con-