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LOUISE MICHEL FOUND GUILTY.

PARIS, June 23.-Henr Rochefort in bis evidence
at the trial Of Louise Michel yesterday, endeayored
to show the falsty of the charge of plage against
the prisoner. lie said. in support of the claim of
the untruthfulness of the charge, that when she
was eIcd she reduced herself to poverty to aid her
fellJw-sufferers.
The prisoner spoke in her own defence. She
violently attacked the Government and declared
that the issuo of the pamphlets to the soldiers
incltlpp them TO burn their barracks and murder
then officers was justified. She declared that the
soldiers at Sedan would have done well TO shoot
their officers and save their honor.
The jury found Louise Michel guilty, and she was
sentenced to SIX years imprisonment and ten years
police supervision. OF the other prisoners charged
with iioting and pilage Pouget was sentenced to
eight years Imprisonment and ten years police
supervision, and Morette 70 one years imprisonment
Two others of the accused were acquitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
Xs.pNrs OF LIFE IN MANY LANDS.

- yp ENIS LII II AN'
v..NovI IN THE HAsr-MR. BRIGHr-rHb chNN-,ua N.,,,s
TuNNEL-LoUIsE McHEL-THE TRIAL of 'N"'
IN HUNGARY.
The London cable letter to The lhln9in InS "
states that much feeling has been eA1,yGu n,;'oaa
France by the arrival in London OF onineso ~
and an Malaeasy ENJOYS; and that England may
mediate between France and China regarding
Tonouin if requested by the Chinese Govern
ment. The attacks of the Tories on Mr'
Rrirbt have only served to draw the atteh,
tion of Englishmen to the opinions expressea
in his Birmingham speech. 1t is rumorea tna'
a majority of the Channel Tunnel Commi'teo
Mill report in favor of that scheme Louise
Michel defended herself in French court
n which her trial was proceeding for attacks
On the French Government, but was convicted
and sentenced to six years imprisonment
Testimony of weak confrmatory character
was given at Nyreghhaza IN Hungary on FIJI
day at the trial of Jews accused OF having
murdered a Christian girl and mixed uer
blood with the Passover bread. The corre
spoudent of TIE London Times teiegraphs tnat
in his opnion the chief witness against the
Jews is maniac.
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NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES.
YELLOW FEvER IN uAvANA-HAYu AND ST.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HAVANA, June 23.-Fifty-two deaths from
yellow have occurred here during the past week
DR.. Daniel NJ Burgess been reapponted Sanitary
Inspector for the United States at this port Dr. Burgess
will act under the direction of the United States Marine
Hospital Service, and the Immediate direction OF the
American for the sanitary inspection OF
vessels bound the United States His reappontment
gives great sausfactiOn
n Pauget Co, Of Cape Haytien, failed on June for
S72 900. Their assets $50. 600
From ST. Domingo, unaer datD OF June j, there
comes the news that the treaty betwesn st. Domingo
and Hayn has been suspended, owing 70 difficulty
IN regard the adjustment OF the boundary line ques
ton. The Government OF St. Domingo has decreed
$500, 200 favor OF French company Ior deepening
the entrance OF the Ozama River.
despatch from Martinique dated June TO- states that
shock OF earthquake o;ctrred there at O'Clock
that evening, lasting six seconds. No damage Is re-
ported
The weather the wlndward Islands Is favorable TO
the crops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
THE FIRE RECORD.
/ BLAZE AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

A BLAZE AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
Surprise was caused at Police Headquarters
early hour last evening by the discovery OF fire
In OF the strong rooms the first floor Of the
building. There prisoners in the cells aud the
cracking OF glass in the barred windows first attracted
attention The property clerk had placed quantity OF
unclaimed clothing in old trunks Ia cell. furnace
due passing through the wall Of the CELL mad become
overheated account OF tho burning OF gambling Inn
pements late In the afternoon and the trunks piled mp
against the nuc took fire Inspector Byrnes and several
detectives went to 10 eXtinguish the flames with
buckets OF water and they had nearly completed their
task when several companies OF hremen arrived In
response alarm sent out by excited reporter
The damage WAS trinng
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.
. GLASS FACTORIES TO STOP wo


pension Of antgss factories IN this city viii begin on June
fifteen hundred employees will be thrown out Of work.
NO MORE SMALLPOX AT WILMINGTON.
WILMNGToN June 221Eor otilS, the irst time since @
utey clear Of smap9x During its prevalence thSre were
cases s2S sse either been
cinated had not been yaceinated siuce children
ARRIVAL OF CATTLE FOR BREEDING PURPOSES.
Boston. June 23.-The steamer Brantford City
yesterday brought thee lots of eleepons n1e H0sten
and cattle o assaS io& o@ dS an %
Wife third viii be distributed in New England. The
three herds comprise 1870 head
CoSrINENTAL GUARDS AT NEw.uAvEN
NEW HAVEN, June 23.-The Continental Guards
Of sa M s here as & an % @ aSGu Sc
given banquet at the sarsned Armory after
pase TlsH IN 'pG the s asrncou Which was reviewed city
tsbleau In Garlic Opera House.
THE COAL AND IRON TRADE.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23-The official statement
Sf sne sd since Nav The demand which has
up past days likely to continue until he con
Companies expect return 10 fut prodgcon in two
weeks feels much more encouraged at this time
than for months.
SEARCHING FOR A SEA CAPTAIN.
FORTRESS MONROE June 2Smthe s schooner hoe ,sr
Roads sst saturday On sunday Captain McGahan took e
sGa ts hs sss has %' Y @ with about
Is missing he probably carried II With him.
AsuRF.BoAT PICKED UP.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Signal Corps station
nj BaTnega NJ reports that the keeper picked up small
bottom aide with nang seine CLOCK ana cooking
uteuss Barnega Shoals The clock stopped at 22o NO
onbt some shng party been lost NO name 10 On IL
FALL OF MASS OF GRANITE.
LIrTLEToN, N. H., Snne 23.--A large bowlder OF
ranite in the Fume fallen IL nicely adjusted
at tou II appeared sufficient hurl 1t rom It's place
recent probably undermined ITS support
II had long puzzle 10 scientific men what held the
bowlder IN pla;e.
DIR. OLARK's BEQUEST
PORTLAND Me-, Juue 23--Ihe hequest of the
late DR. Clark OF $4,000 tho Kents HIM Meoiist Semi
nary E not with the condition that melt theT the faculty
nor teacher shall tobacco but prOhibs the use OF In
toxcants or opium IN FORM HIS VIII also provides for
ioundnng homeopathic hospital IN DoerRg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
SWOLLEN WESTERN RIVERS.
BREAKING OF GREAT MISSISSIPPI DYKE-FARMs
FOR MANY MILES ovERFLowED.

BREAKING OF A GREAT MISSISSIPPI DYKE-FARMs
FOR MANY MILES ovERFLowED.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.--The Madison Dyke,
between here Alton the Illinois side Of the river
broke about O'Clock this morning in two places one
Mitchell about twelve miles from East st. Louis
the other further north the head of the dyke not
far from Alton The not very wide yet,
but growing rapidly, and the water is rushing
through them at fearful rate IL Is expected that the
entire bottom north Of East st. Louis embracing from
fifty sixty square miles, will be flooded. Farmers
leaving their homes rapidly possible many OF them
going to Alton others to different points OF the bluffs
five or six miles back from the river The destruction
OF crops and the damage TO farm property generally
will be very great.
A dispatch from Alton. Ill, which has inst been re-
ceved that the panic among the people when the
Madison levee broke was very great and universal.
They fed toward the bluffs, carrying with them what
OF live stock and household goods they could
Many head Of live stock drowned There ia foot
rise coming down the river and this will doubt aug
ment the food until the water reaches the bluffs, which
miles from the river All the country between
Mitchell and Venice is or soon will be overhowed and
the total destruction OF the crops will loss Of
hundreds Of thousands of dollars. Not only are the
soil TO pieces aud in many places sgud piles will take
the place OF fertile ground Tne Kansas City express
day. The track Is overrOwed south Of Mitchell.
& % sYSc S % s late a @ MIGHT that e
miles OF rich farming land IN American bottom on the
Illinois side OF the river below East Carondeet, broke
at III O'Clock and about 10000 OF fine iarms
now under water The damage TO crops and other
property estimated at 100000. What is known
the Isabelle Bridge, the Missouri Pacific Railway,
spanning creek about ten miles bs side OF Jefferson
City, carried away to-day This will not interrupt
traic. trains will be sent around by way Of Mobery
and Bonneville until the damage has been repaired.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 23.-The heavy rain storm last
night again flooded the railroad tracks leading from this
city south. Nebraska City is cut of from all railroad
connection Near Atchison and also at Sterling several
small breaks occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, Ont, June Collaboration has
reached the Department OF Marine Fisheries from BOnnc
Bay ~ f. tnat the Straits OF Beeisle are full OF ice
QUEBEC June 23.-rhe Canadian Wimbledon team
sailed FOR England to-day
MONTREAL, June 23-The Canadian and European
Steamship Company, OF which d. Torrance Co are the
agents here will run O monthly line OF steamers be-
tween Bremen, Germany, aud this port having obtained
"a subsidy OF ~, 600 trip from the Government
MONTREAL June 23.-The proprietor OF the 81. Johns,
Que. Yeos has been arrested for criminal libel on d..
Grouard advocate The defendant has been released
pail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
TELEPHONE CONSOLIDATION

BosroN, June 23.-The consolidation of the
Northwestern, Southwestern and Erie telephone sys-
tens, which will probably be consummated at Lowell
on June 80, Will be upon the following basis; The
present Erie stockholders viii receive liz shares for
each share now OUTSTANDING the Northwestern stock
holders one share OF 500 par value for their presen
shares $50 par value, and the southwestern stock
holders share for share IN the new company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
REVOLUTION IN HAYTL

FIGHTING AT MiRAGoANE-PoRr AU PRINCE En-
DASGERED.
HAVANA, June 23.-The mail steamer which
arrived hero to-day from Saint Thomas brings tho fol-
lowing intelligence: ,,.,, ,.no,o
Severe fighting has occurred at Miragoane During an
attack May "a the rebel general brutus Casliif was
LilIed ON the following day the GOVefnmcnS FORCES
met with repulso Tne insurgents are strongly
fored The latest Government reports say thnt dtsr
serlss of ge,nents tGe lower portion of dasoanc
Sil info the hands OF he Government forccs. The in
aurgsnts took refuge IN Fort Re feenl.
pfesldent saloalOn has lssuel "A dccTeo declaring
craad Anse m = st.tc of sege The pVrl vi Jercic has
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SUNDAY JUNE "a, ISS3-TWELVE PAGES.

been bockaded again. the inhabitants Of that town hay
ing risen against the Government T~entyfour OF the
ringeaders OF the Insurgents shot at St Louis and
ten ut Cavallon to-day The troops closely besog
ing Jereme On June three alarm guns were fired when
the German steamer which arrived from Saint Thomas
left Jacme This created apparently great consternar
ion IL s apprehended that the Government unsafe
at Port Prince and President salomon 1t 10 believed.
Will remove to Cape Haytien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
POLITICAL AGITATION IN SPAIN.

MADRID, June 23.-In the Chamber of Dep
utes Prime Minister sagasta replying Senior Robledo,
alluded in terms the fact that Tory journal
had first made scaudaous nsnuations in regard to the
departure Of the Queen for Bohemia
Senior Robledo repeled this charge. and twtted the
Government with applying the Tory press law
After stormy alteration between the Prime Minister
and Seor Robledo seor Moret CHALLENGED the Govern
ment TO afford opportunity for general political
debate, which challenge Senior Sagasta accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
MABEL HAVKYS STORY DENIED.

SAN Francisco, June 23.-Colonel Dickin-
so Of Alameda pronounces Mabel Hayens story of her
introduction into the NewYork Orphan Asylum gross
Misrepresentation OF the facts. He says he sought no
secrecy IN what he did. and cannot under
stand why Mrs Craven, who was familiar
with all tho circumstances should seek 10 msreprosent
them. It is matter Of newspaper history that
the childs grandfather. Wintringen, committed
suicide that he Ead neither money nor
pr perty and that he was charitaoly buried
by Odd Fellows Colonel Dickinson has written letter
sang facts IN the and his position Is such
that 70 credeuce il given 70 the child's story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
AMERICAN SECURITIES IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 23.-The Economist of this
week says "Tbe rate OF discount for bank bills sixty
days to nree mouths 3ss39 per cent, and for trade
bIls sixty days three months 3Agl per cent Bust
mesa slack except In American railway scout
rifles whicn declined during the week In many eases
owing to the collapse OF the Chicago lard corner. The
capture TamaaVe by tbs French tended TO deprecsie
Continental stocks. American railway securities A.
proved yesterday. II s said that On tso wloe las
country has been buYng American securities latierly
Denver and Iso Grande and oregon and California are
j aud Lake shore and OHIO and Mississippi Ia lower.
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Is and wabash =
hlRherb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
A FORGER COMMIT SUICIDE.

GALVESTON, June 23.-James Chatham was
arrested at San Marcos Thursday charged With forg
ing proof OF the death of member Of the Mutual Self
Endowment Association The policy for $1,000.
He was brought Longview this morning He told tho
guards he very sleepy and taken to upper
room. Soon he complained OF the heat and allowed
TO go another by himself Shortly after ne
found dead His throat was cut. He left letters assert
ine his innocence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
YELLOW FEVER At VERA CRUZ.

GALVESTON, Tex, June 23.-Private ad-
vices from Vera Cruz that yellow fever is making
fearful ravages among tho Europeans and Americans at
that place Tendeaths occurred In the hospital yesterday
aud 1000 during the past two month. Captain Peddes
who had run TO Rio other ports for years. died
from a severe type OF black vOmt after only twelve
hours ness Tie newspapers there speak OF the heat
4 us terrible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
MIR. GoULDS TRIP IN HIS YACHT.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Jay Gould, accom-
panied by Edward Gould and friend, Charles H.. w. NJ.
and Samuel ii. Cramp, left this city this afternoon on
board Mr. Goulds steam yacht the Atalanta, for
New-York. Tho yacht left Cramps shpyard at 4:43
D. m and was sauted along the river front by the tugs
and other steam vessels in the port she formally
handed over to Mr.. Gould, completed In every detail
She will remain the Delaware Breakw,ter all night
and go 10 New-York in the morning. wnere she VIII be
exhibited Mr. Goulds friends for few days and then
be taken TO Iryington. Mr. GOulds summer seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
FLAMES FROM BURNING LARD.

Some lard took fire by accident yesterday in
the OF Charles owens dealer In pork at No 654
Westinghouse and the flames spread rapidly that the
1romon were summoned 10 eXtingush them. Christian
kotzbach OF No 565 Green wich st. who tried to check
the advance OF he fire. burne1 severely the face
The building damaged about 900 aud tho loss on
stOck was ABOUT -, OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT ASBURY PARK.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., June 23.--The Phila-
dephla express train the Pennsylvania Railroad was
thrown upon side track this afternoon while rounding
into the depot here The locomotive crashed into some
freight cara knocking TWO OF them TO pieces and
ing itself James Lawley, an expressuan who was en-,
gagged IN unloading OF the eight cars was KhocKed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
FATALLY INJURED BYANENGLNE.

BosroN, June 23.-C. i. Haywood, for
many years superintendent Of tho Ftch0urg Railroad,
bnt latery superintendent of Government Quarantine
AZ the Union Stock Yards Watert0wn, struck by
n nj Robertss Crossing, that place to-day,
ad az severely injured that ne died In two hours He
was ar one tins wealthy, had lost all his property
,brou gh unfortunate investments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
THE WASHIYGroy ASSOCIATION

MoRRIsTowN, N. j., June 23.-The annual
meeiing OF tue Washington Association, OF New-Jersey
wa. held at Washingons Headquarters this afternoon
The building and the grounds were IN fine condition.
The Of the officers showed that the past year mas
heen satisfactory one General N. N. Halstead, Of
Newark; William NJ " Lidgcrwood aud H. Q. Marsh'
Of Moristown were reelected directors for three years.
and the following officers elected President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
FRENCH GOV ERNAlENTAL MEASURES.

PARIS, June 23.-M. Tirard, Minister Of
Finance has been elected lfe-senatOr The Senate
has passed the bill providing for direct postal service
between Havre and New-York The appeal OF NM.
Ron,oux and FEEDER OH ,ars OF the Union Generale
against their sentences OF two years imprisonment has
been rejected. The Temps says the MalaSaV ENJOYS
will shortly return TO Madagascar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
POSSIBLY The BoDY OF EUGENE ROTH.

SANDY Hook, N. j., June 23.-The body OF
a man picked up to-day SIX miles from the HOOK at
the mouth OF the bay. He feet inches tall. and
had black hair and beard IL Is supposed from papers
found ON the body that OF Eugene Roth formerly
employed by Semons, Bache Co, No. l4O Duane:st,
New. York The body was ,aken to Long Branch. Tho
papers are in possession OF Coroner Wooye OF Asbuy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
EnREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, June 23.-Alr. Metge, Homo Ruler,
has resigned his seat the House Of Commons for
Meath.
LONDON, June 23-rhe new steamer oregon. which
was built for the GuiOu Line between New-iOrk
and Liverpool was launched AT Glasgow to-day.
LONDON. June 23-In the chess tournament today
Englisch beat Rosentha Tchizorin takes the fourth
prize s125, having made OF TO- Englisoh, Mac
kenzle and Mason divide the fifth prize, R125 having
made scores 52 each. RJsenthal has been awarded
special prize OF RS for the best score against winners
of mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24

LONDON, June pa committee Is Dena
formed IRON the volunteer forces 10 arrange for ban
auet 10 be given to the members Of tie American Rifle
Team at the close OF the Wimbledon meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
THE SPRdGUE HOMESTEAD.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 23.-In the Court
OF Common Pleas to-day In the suit OF the Union Com
pany against Amass sprague, George +. Kay and
Thomas German for trespass and eectment action to
recover possession Of the Spraguo homestead estate in
Cranston sold the plaintiffs In May last, the Jury
under the instructions OF the Court found verdict for
the plaintiffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
RELATIoNs OF FRANCE AND CHINA.

PARIS June 23.-The Figaro says the Marquis
Tseng the Chinese Ambassador, declares that 1t ia
his belief that friendly settlement OF tho difficult
ties between France and China will bs made
SHANGHAI, June 23-The report that the diff
Guilty between China and France has been settled
lacks corf frnatlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
CoNCILIATING THE BoERs.

CoNCIJATING THE BoERs.
The appointment of Lord Rsay as Special Com
missioner to the Cape is fresh proof of Mr.. Glad
stones anxiety to establish concord with the Beers
Lord Reay though an English peer, being Dutch
noble by birth, and formerly a member of the
Dutch Parliament. He is man of high character,
ability and independence
THE CoBDEN CLUB AND NJ. cLEMENcEAU.
The secessions of Mr.. Goschen, Lord Ampthill and
other Wings from the Golden Club occasion a sim
guar amount of discussion. Nobody quite knows
whether their designations are due to NJ. Clemen-
ceaus expected presence at dinner or to the Cham
berlain's presidency at the same festival Attacks
upon Clemenceau as a Socialist, Communist and
accomplice in the murder of Generals Lecomte
and Thomas appearing in some of the
more violent Tory papers, elic COM
plete refutaton and just vindication of Jne
of French statesmen.
THE SUNDERLAND TRAGEDY.
Details of the awful calamity at Sunderland have
filed the papers during the week The disaster was
due as usual to sheer want of ordinary precautions
for preventing frightened rush of thousands of
children. The testimony seems conclusive that
after the panic began the door was bolted. The
Queen. who reached Windsor to-day, evinced the
deepest sympathy with the sufferers and their
friends sending repeated inquiries and messages.
PROFESSOR HUXLEY AT THE FISHERIES ExHIBI-
TIoH.
The Fisheries Exhibition continues to attract the
public. the conferences which began this week
rousiug wide interest. Professor Huxley's opening
address was listened to by brilliant audience.
MUSICAL.
The Handel Festival at the Crystal Palace, which
closed yesterday, was a musical and financial sue
cess. Mr.. Gladstone was present aud was warmly
cheered.
Mr. and Mrs. Henschel are giving a series of con-
certs which are fashionably attended. They will
shortly return to America. G. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
WRECKED BY d BOILER EXPLOSION.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June 22.-A dispatch to
The Journal from Boonville Mo-, says: The boiler in
Gaunts woollen mills exploded yesterday morning,
wrecklng the building and machinery. Several
injured, but only One-the eusneer-dangerously. The
mills were valued at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
THE JEWS CHARGED WITH MURDER,

WEAKNESS OF THE EvIDENCE-sCENEs IN A HUN
GARIAN COURTROOM
LONDON June 23-In the trial yesterday at
Nyreghhaza in Hungary. of the Jews who are ac-
cused of having murdered Christian girl and used
her blood to mix with their Passover bread, the
only clear evidence adduced tended strongly to es-
tablish an abb in favor of Buxbaum, Jewish
butcher.
The witnesses for the prosecution contradicted
each other and also their own former statements
The audience in the court openly threaten the
witnesses for the defence with punishment The
public prosecutor in consequence of the disorder
in court, declared that he would propose the most
stringent measures for the preservation of order
unless the president stopped the disturbances.
The 1imeSs correspondent. In bis report OF fhe
trial. SAYS he believes that the boy Mortz Scharf
maniac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24

Theodore r. Randolph, OF Morristown; vce-presidents
George A Hslsey and General r. Halsey, OF Newark;
secretary, William L. King, and treasurer II. o. MARSH,
both OF Morrissown. collation. served after the
meeting and speeches made by Mr.. Randolph
George A. Halsey, Phneas Jones' Henry @. Pftney
General Halstead, Colonel E. L. Joy and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
GERMANY AND THE POPE.

BERLIN, June 23.-The Lower House of the
Diet has adopted the remaining clauses Of tho Govern
ment's Church bill.
The Centre Party has received q communication from
the Vatican expressing approval OF It's attitude during
the discussion OF Church bill In the Lower House OF
the Diet.