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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-06-02
canM AND HOUSEHOLD.

sueAR GNGERBREAp.-Softg gingerbread
made with sugar instead of molasses, helps
70 give variety. Half pound Of sugar
should be rubbed with three ounces of
butter until the butter is soft as batter. To
these should be added two well-beaten
eggs, one teaspoonful and half of ginger,
t,aIf spoonful of soda dissolved in little
water, and half cup of milk or cream,
and flour enough to make soft batter.
Bake AS soon as it is mixed in hot oven.
Eat while fresh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
F1roR4BhE oUrLo0K roR SPRIN0 wHEA1

MILWAUKEE, WIS, May 13.--I1c Sentinel
VIII fo.rnuriow InorDiug pIhisn J. Evrr'nshan & t,s
,nrng wheat review. giving reports from all the counties
fo tie sprnr wheat .eco Ihia soct'on cun.pIists
Wisconsin, Dakota and MnnesoIa. northern iowa
No,the1, NcLrus.a d aud few counties DO Northern I
uo,s Irjj,rs were scut by LycIGrhain < co on NaJ
to The Treasurer and saenG Of each o Than 800 couu-
c, ID the Stafcs uaAtd HaSuE inquiry coucer.in. the
rops In general and directing tHat special attention
aid to the acreage Of ard The general oDooE for the
.uriug wheat crop Replies were tecc'vcd botwecu the
sl and I1th summed up Mlo1y, tLc Ieorts aboH that
tl nulooh for sprng whcatis favorabe loIr ~ than
for number Of years with a material increase In the
acreage souu. From representative couHtes il the an
fcreut siates-that is coGues o4cA Of which r.y rep
rc-cuis the condition o. several 81 us LeisAburs The
following summary Is 'akcni
Oui Of forty.o cpun'es in wi.run,n s1tcen report
cresse ia .cfe4g- - .piur wh-at from
l0Opcr cent report d'cr4-- acreage Of from
e. 10 Y3 per cent. tud tbr I"maHlA2 eleven gIse tho
crcaer tho la't yrsr. Three report The general
conditan ana ou1loos Az moro favorable than ever
~. villsly ku0.u. oLe l"potts them css favorable
IA, rcmanius give them -IuaI last year TAe
.,i was 30 seudid coAf'NoD when 1t received "a, gram
and TIE weather was very favorable
f. trp.ri. from tw-Ity-tHo co4n;!e> f. Minesofa
gwen I've report d,ore4sc IN Tie .crcage OF spring
wheat isueing from 10 50 per cent; thirteen
reuor an incr.ae 70 Acttasr 90 O 20 100 per cent
rnd rcnardcr g'yc NE sam" acreage - last yt4r
|
moc favorable thar t This me ast three Itport
them as less favorable hud The rchaLGcI epOr tLen
| 40 cGne 10 last year.
ONT u fcpors from twenty one conntles In Dakota
ong one Is unfuycrAblc ILls one, fIOm, Trail County
cotulalEs floods and cold the othefb BORT an
Increase IN acreage of from p to 900 per cent and
.p-at ~ glowing terms Of tho outlook n tluuld Le
r,enbeIci however ths' Ol thfsr COuhtcs sIY.
| In g. large percentage % increase Ia-ri luke OF
mining last year Due ailuw4ic~ snoull be- hi, Tor
the rui husssin common to the Inbubians
ries but believed that hr yiei OF wheat will y, at
| caei double thai OF iasi year.
u' e from tNCIiy Nebraska
Un report deceas" In the acreage 81 spring wheat siI
AL Increase and all say the outlook Ot good crop 10
| very hue In sniu' counties where tho spUng wheat
arresse given less. iLr winter whcat acreage is
Increased most o. the decrease come. from the
cTO4cAInelts O corn. tue acreage Of which lAgcy
| increased
report decfcaScd acreage uf sDrus whrati five
Iucrcas@, aud AL report an ncIcato ACREAGE.
SIX give The condition and general outlook as superior 10
those Of lat year thr remainder as equally good
| year.
on i've Illinois counties given, three report decreased
| arie&ee. but 49, report a favorable $ outlook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
Az NDlAN WIR THEEIrENED.

CHICAGO May ia dispatch from Helena,
Mont ,4ysi "Coloncl Igcs commanding az Fort
As.,nbolnc, has rccriycd Information thd TIE cree
Indian, preparing for general war lH'e hundred
lodges under Big Bear. Lucky Man a"d Little Pine aie
oap.d within - mile, OF Fort Walah. ready to cross
o Mont 4s to avenge the loss OF the Crces IN thrir last
hor. scalue falds Colonel Igc- has sent conrlos to
Fort ". sb with demand that the Brsh authorizes
take steps To- prevent the Indians crossing the nue
Colonel Iges thinks the first attack VIII De
made on the Gios Ncutrc' ahd Asslh!-
hoincs. causing general war AMI loss
T., norhrrn Montana stock interest. party oi 'ree7
few d,yA ago stole forty horses from the Houton
81 Louis cattle Company and are being pnrsued by two
co,npanls oi cav airy from Fort Ass!niooiue' AhSht
viii psobahIy occur
\ dispatch from Tucson. Ar1., saws: General
Garclas engagement with the Indians in Sonora mas
demonstrated that Inc band oi renegade APacLe' II
much larger than las b,ch H'I''"Io VI :
snppos-d. The general idea mas been tnht I
il numbered about -. General Garcia esiiihAte' the
Wuuains al from 80 70 go. and those on Tue cast
AIDE Will probably bring tne nG.Bhrr ~ 10 800 Iho
country IL very abrupt AMI h i "i acc 49, ana t"oso
who remember the NOdoc IN tho lava 1chs WI y
pr.o the difficulty ~ the task before GrhcIiI ton4
he Indians ho starved ont. Tor the mountain
furnish plenty OF game II is believed tha1 ia VIC" q,
the tact thai this PERCEPTIONS country IS qua. ~ tAn
Ia the STATE OF Ohio IL will rcQuhe a. least ak mon 'ns
O sabdur these ApaCh, s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
THE SCLLIrANMlrCHfLL FIGHE

At the various liquor shops visited 10y the
cussed and that WAS tie Suiliyah-McbcIl encounter
which IL to take place this cNruns Charles M'hel''
the 5,ylsh English champion Is staying at the Sinclair
House with his guide. phosopher and friend known -
"IHly" Madden lie had Just frturncd frOm hfi7A
walk through Central PAX when IhhuNE TePOiFt
met him lie was going To- his to Indulge IN hat
he called "tubbing" 10 mOfIOw," said he, am
gong 10 risk my reputation, as IS mr.. S"l ~ hu'
.lsn and wouldn't oss little TIT OF mino for al tho
gold IN America shall hght TO win, you may TO c. &.
tam, and II Nj sullivan means mschlot ho WILL -e' Al
he wants from me. | hsyo tonight bigger men IhAh h'
and I've never beeu dOwued yet"
Opinions pretty equally divided among the spor,
ing" men OF the city as To the IVsuIt OF
tonight. trial. sullivan TO hrSe ~
rivrn AZ the Continental Hotel from Boston yrs
terd morning. out nothing known there latr ln
The evening about him aud several OF his frichds stated
that Ar would probably take the ae tain !on no7tpn
will be OF hand at TIE Garden and at Shy appIo"oH ~
"sluggng" will separate the colhbatanu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
1AE CzLIr0hNI4 THAA1 rhoSrhCI3

MILWAUKEE,, May l3.-Edvin F. Smith, sec
rotary o. tho state board Of Agriculture Of California.
writes 10 W Tslmadgc, o. tAls city, date Of
May 7 d" Ia answcf TO yodr favor OF the zlst u.t
wherein make Inquiry as to tic general OutopA for
our crop wheat for 1883, would say thai pros
pect. are only fair Summer n,Ioved grain Is doiu
we'll The winter GOWN III 4 naOrity OF places sc
yercy injured 10y the dry spell bad the 4ter part Of
February and up ~ March 26 In Calusa County, ono
Of the largest wheat growing couuteS u the Stale theIe
Will not be hall actop We have hAd-a some what ur-
usual occurrence at this time Of yearabOu Il u Inches
OF rAn since May l. This will not benefit
Us 10 any great extent. as 1t comes too late.
Hd we received that amount Of rain IN March, the yield
vould have exceeded that o; 1880 which WA 100000
bushels Although rain will Lcp very latc-so"n gram
In sotus parts OF tho Stnte II VIII WOrk ah INJURY To
craving ~ ain tho lOwiunds IN the way ot rust Our
cIuort .or this year Is estimated all tho way IRON
5 600 900 10 900 bushels our acreage Ia wLeaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
IHh HLMvyAL or CUSTOMS orrIcLRS.

The report that the removal Of Assistant
ppralsef oyt Oh charges made ae@lnst him AZ the
TIrasurs Department II not only denied by MI H0yt
a1d hi. friends, but Is questioned by officers
Of tho Department. one o! them said
last nghi that c,arrr4 referred TO that Mr l0Tt
had uscd he iunucuco with importers to procure kid
gloves helow TIE regular procs FOR dealer gloves,
wouauJ Oi having been passed on by the author
tiles when they lnrestsat-d by Special Agent
Adams tuo yaars ag0 Hoyt Gcpr1mAudcd and
fl. ended " II vuuid De- nOy0l proc eeGiug.
said The orI"ef. "If after practically cOudoulnK the Of
'.uoe once the Government should recall q and make u
tur uiO4hd Of "a removal IL Is ssO true. as
stated 10 NE IlubUEE yesterday. mat
elafr.S were made tiMc ago against
Cyius A afeyrus. who Is named ~ Mr HGyps succcs
sor The charges were in7isated by Special Agent
Ki Dat 10 have been brought % al issue"
lie cLaf-ss a.Ii.At Stephen ~ simon
en- rev 0nt uf the Cocheu potato case
.ad arc hrlcny that whc head OF the damage dephrj
fnet s"currd posse s-ou 81 returns through broker,
aud permitted them to be altered On damage allowed
from 30 per 90 per cent although the potatoes
welr a. ernaid sOld In the open market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
THE DEMOCRATIC REVOLT.
WIDENING OF THE BREACH IN THE PARTY.
TALKS WITH LEADERS or THE COUNTY DEMoC-

WIDENING OF THE BREACH IN THE PARI1.
TALKS WITH LEADERS or THE COUNTY DEMoc-
RACY-TuE GOvERNOR TO BE SUrPoRIED
The announcement i'll THE TRIBUNE that
the County Democracy about TO take active meas
urs 10 strengthen the hands OF the Governor in s con-
test with Ialnmany Han; that committee had bceh
appointed to draft resolutions and prepare Plhh oi
action to be submitted 90 the Comfy Committee
ana that there would be probably bitter fight between
the County Democracy and rammany Hall, wosleld
with a good deal OF interest. 1t was tcIt'
instnct!yeIy that there would be
contest IN the natural order Of thines
The result Of the alliance Tammany Hall has been
to impair the prestige of the County Democracy, when
was organized on basl, Of "oppo-ition to one-mah
power"
The rapture between the County Democracy and Tam
many. Hall would have probably come IN any event.
The quarrel between the Governor and the Tdnmahy
Senators offers SO good opportunity 20 strike IL
Democratic rival Il heavy blow and az the
same tine increase the breach between Tdmmany
Han and the majority Of TIC Democratic party III th'
ate olt-dc this city that tho County Dcmocfary cad
crs have ilmped at the opportunity 1t Is 'It tLa ram
many U4u must go uaca" on senators Grady,
Ireanor and Browning and d-avow Their action, .or
once more uc au outcst from Rae Demo rac household
The committee appointed Dy the County Dcnoc' 'cy
cslcis hasnOt get held meeting, outtuerc IS 40 Godp
VIVA. its report viii be 20 the County Committee ltwh
report series % resolutions, IN which The Governor VIII
M ,,ilI s a model for an Democrats 20 pattern after
and The three Inmnauy senator's and the oreahHauou
winch .ustdiu, viii ice ned up ~ ditAdiu tk
ti.1.r IL 10 .,o.I q, uad us NiI nc adopted
! vi,1Ylt C-ftlN-s voice, NtttIA 81 ii"
| T,ot ,..rc seen Yesterday by reporter of
ms TLIIJ>E. they were unanimous IN declaring That
the Governor should BE- Upheld and taai laumtny
lad should D. cxccrlted tor placing iis own greed Oe
| ior, tie ,ooi OF tae parry ia the oa,c.
* Ma, o. IawHd toonef S4ii = ILcie can be no
- Witu Governor In thi9 contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
POLITICS IN VIRGINIA.:
AN APPEAL AGAINST BOssIsM.

srr PRESIDENT AID MEMBERS OF The CAD'Nh'
,syyp TO INTERFERE AGAINST MAHONES AMI
RrpuBIICAN DOMINATION.
Fx-Congressman Dezendorf, the leader oi
Abe Republicans in the Norfolk (Na.) DiSuiI'
is making a vigorous struggle ag"nS. WV po
t.mpt of Senator Malone TO defeat 'no Nv
nublican local ticket He has written 10 Doi-
man b. Eaton as the head of the Clvi service
Commission, to the President the Postmaster, Fl,
General, the Secretary of the Treasury and and
the % Secretary of the Navy, protesting against st
Mahones practices. He accuses Mahone oi
violating the Civil Service law by ievylng po,
Gtical assessments and by making feueldi
offices the rewards for political service 10 'he
RcaGjuster party, and charges that the ocn"l
for is shamccssly dcbauching the politics Oh
Virginia in the name of tho Administration
In the dispatch subioined a TRIBUNE corre-
spondent gives the pith of Mr. DezendOr1
letters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
SHOOTING HIMSELF or THE SIDkWALK.

A wcll-dressed man of medium build and
dark ZION ehot hmsef through the head shortly
after O'Clock last ght tho Sidewalk In front OF NO
;o7 East Onehuudrcd -and-tweDty- -pinthst lie dled
almost Instantly letter was found In his pocket ad
dressed to h Wolisom 10 29l BroadWay' RON tne
de.,rintlon telegraphed 10 Police Headquarters tho
.,,,l g.. suppo.cd to be James B. Henry OF No 12t
I.st Eichtr sixth st Henry had been Threatening 10
commit suicide for some time, and on friday nlShL nc
I'm Inc hon,r and did return lie hai been troubled
with insomnia for long time aud WAS latey very
despoudcut Henry was forty 1.-TWO yesfe o'd anu m ei
nloyed 10 a mandatory ~ Seventh ave and Twenty
ninthsk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14

il sbout 600 600 acres This OF course does not M
cluGe fal Owed land. That is fer next year We Ia!V
our land here carly in the spring and cow cary 10 ~ ~
fan. In taking the acreage, | lind TINS mas p'." a.
cluded in the repOrs Of lands cultivated for wheat A.
there is about 25 per cent recovered each year t3r sun
mer Ialow. IL makes considerable decrease Ia M w CON
mates heretofore given our total yield ihs gear cau
not exceed 80 900 600 bushels, and 10 get that we nus s
have most favorable weather and no unforeseen via"
backs from now until harYest." ,,.i..
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-Wheatcrop anthorllIees
now state that the harvest VIII be tho groaicst amor
has ever had and the present indications possibly nake
it the banner state. The opinions are based OF, Oh ,is on
increased acreage, and tine unusually pr"PItI"',
weather this month. steady. HgLt rams. ma I'is
Qlternl'cd with warm sunny days W Nucd' 10
ripcninC slowly, the kernels are heavy. strong sun
such a. H frequently had In May, makes the gram ripe.
too earlv shrivelling It later II 10 calculated tna'
IL, 800 600 tons viii be exported next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
InRElGN NOrES.

HrRtIy. Nay - -Lmperor william yesterday received
VI Wlddir,'ou a'd tae Naa,a7y cuyOYs.
Drn,;N May 10 Light hundred cniSrants who hat
been as-.sed by tte Government embarked AZ Ga Niy
i.r Boston on Saturday under the direction OK Mr.
I.ars committed
~ rrr.a,a.I.G. Nay l3-Yce-AdmirAl Po5s'.t As
re,igasd tue Ministry OF WAYS and COmmuuic4H'ns.
lie VIli - 81. led I'D that Oilce BY VI Abasl
JriGtL4BAD AfgLani;an. MAY lj-The heads 4 80
sin,varr, nave bren brought To the Amccr here and
have 1eeu exposed % tie Ra,es by his orders
ELLlS May l3.-Au American representative was
present At tic opening Of the sisnlo Exhibition here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
hLScUED rRoM 4 >UNKEN SrrAMLE.

PHILADELPHIA, May l3.-SiI of tho crew
OF The steamship Avert Of baltimore, which was sunk
Apr 3. outside tar harbor OF Port Antonio. by The
steamship Alpine arrived her to-day on the steamship d.
j FOLEY. Thcv Jonn McDougal mate; Jncoo Knight
nnd william Wutcr. nreucn; j. Ilrnldgc and Melvin
Wallace sailors: nui Charcs T.. Kern, mess boy. Lhc
wreck 81 the Calvert was sold NAV > Tor F2,JuO Cap
tan IIIntcrnan SIN rems D., ~ f'tt AliUAO ~"a@hS
or1crs fiuia the ners of the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14

KILLED ~ 4 FIGHT
INuIANAPOLI,. May lJ-Wlliian Montgomery.
VS. s.,I MoEIrOmery Ahd -eaY were arrested
100 IMPOLIIE 10 LIVE.
NASHVILLE Irnb May l3.-WlllIdn Powers shot
and d Ithu ean lhs night ~ an arfay caused by an
surrendered himself
rHr FIi.-1 boAr or The 7EAsOT AT DULUTn.
DULUTH. MINI, May 18Th" steamer Enpir"
stat nom Bqno M nr.t of mo arrived Lee
.r ast night passed thIough heavy leo
% -ifr sst1Tai ,t,cr boats 40 hoW due.
LIQUOR suUFs rLo~Eb On SUNDAY:
WIKEsHAKRE Penn, Nav l3-Ot the $50 liquor
shups ~ ty not open to-day he Law aud Odef
Comm.iice Ia ,ug detectives At Nok Late last n.Lt the
N.lr ed 90 hc lquOr de .lcs and ordered all DEar
80 closed. SO other business va. nteheien rtA
A. ELkCTIuC COMrANI CuASGEs IIs NAME
RO~lON. May l3.- IL oidcr 10 avoid compile atoms
Eely o sIs. it' similarity oi names the dhectr- OF TIE
changed - 4nc " us A"me'oa hoaston Electric Com
p4uy
HC.Io~ Aia; 13-Ihr MctIopor Insurance Com
pany r-is ~Ao. g1hi a. on.o tor he Jo-d tales IS
Ia Lo-i0n h'''''~l hnstc's 10 The ult'd ie an al "i
~ Olt,t.d'n- t'A' -tI p",o'h rs tDnt'y La" 9ecn
s.um-d Tie Niagara Fue lh,urshoe Company. u N-"
on. Cit
EOAHOKE COLLtGE HONORs
SALEM. ". May l3.-ILo examinations for
g'uu-..'o a. & "H tt-t HMM, -,4
He.big o. Nrhaa uird Lonof. Grorge M'cInuo Of
NiIglla d-ta,On Aadilu- II Nnr Der ~ Virginia
Esc'ciDr ofArts. Of william y ~ hlnLeJ Of 10 !hGiaH
Territory whom Choct4w alton Las been as'igLei
THE NATIONAL JOCKEY CLCH FHOGRAMHE.
WAslHNGIoN. May l3.-Ihe anuul. spTag meet
ing Of tho Na'oua Jockey Clnb viii 1csi"In hs dty he1'
lgcsiay ~nd WI .on'nas ig iay- inc ~ +niaS 'on
fastest of Eastern h"r'e- Including
Cuckmose Duke Of &ontalban. Joe Mutiay. toIohe
ton -n 100 Vbcs u less mote IL ne great Guy
OF nile aud gu-ftr on the Last dAy oi c meeting
a. tho above horses m.nuoHed by name 'ipec'ei ~
p.TL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
8 vrEDERLR LINCHLD.

CHArrANu.GA, Tenn, May l3.--W WtIillm
Counors age twenty SIX who SHOT aud Killed two men
and cut TWO others dIrus drunken quarrel ~ Glen
mary Truu Yesterday was lynehed last n ght Aftc.
he was hanged hts b0Iy rddlcd witn bullets hy the
coal miners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
SjLVEE DEPOSIT DiSCOVERED.

ST LOUIS May l3..-Adyiccs from The Cafiso
Ming Il srict IN Western Texas, state that an I'M
,e deposit Of chloride and HON silver has been dis
covered m the neck o. country lying between the fccos
aud luo Graudr lNycrf Ia surface cropping. VI ho'H
silver are said TO hc the richest ou the continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
BE9rHER NUEDIEhD Er BEOTHEE.

PARIS, Ky, May l3.- Two brothers uamed
Reeves ,lrncrs qu4rnlcd yesterday about thr proper
drpfh To plant corn. Tho nc given, when ono sac"
tho chcrlu thc lei breast. urtr iho LeAtt loo "oua"
Is believed 10 be fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
FILL RALLNAY IAAIN INrO AAirAH.

PENNsBoEo, W Va, May l3.--A passenger
train on the P,nusboro aud H4rr.sNllIc Haroad Was
preepit.icd in'o thr Hughes River yesterday by thH
e,lng way Of bridge. Nour of the passengers were
injured but Frank" Foster. the conductor. and y II
Train ,c.l dftocn feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
TIE CASE OF HALLIDAY AND SINCLAIR
H,,,N, N,v 13-S + Halliday and W II

sinclair the young men who are held here charge
%, having robbed tAcI cmp. gers, Lang, Eobinson K
Co OF New-York. OF several thousand dollars Lavo en-
poved counsel to defend them. Ihcir brought
, or. q. id,, Yesterday who expressed his intention
az ordering Itcts, NJ lac prisoners unless proofs 0I
th.Ir guilt are pic-cutod within three DAYS. 10 Is
Thought that representations have been received rom
Warrington appealing 10 th- new treaty ia Order 20
C@se thr further detention o the prisoners lul OAcets
arrive Wllu the ntccs..ly proofs OF their si..t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14

default I'm the payment OF interest on the sinking und
due the state on loan. ma e 10 It prior to the war The
in default IL about S2S 600 The State VIII PROB
ably bring suit against the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
An OLD FEUD ENDED ~ BLOOD.

OsGoOp, Ind. May I3.-Edward Short fatally
aho, Frederick Wagner last evening Inc shooting +"
tie result Of ,ieclns of long stand ng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
4 RAiLROAD ~ DEFACLE

Sr. LOUIS, May l3.-A dispatch from Austlh'
Ic1 says TIC Houston and Texas Central Railroad ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
SUBSIDIES FOR FRENcH STEAMSHIPS.

PARIS May l3-lhc debate IN regard to the pay
mcut Of subyentlons TO steamship companies was
resumed in the Chamber of Deputies to-day NJ.
Cochery, Minister OF Posts and Tccyraphs, upheld
the system Of subsidies, which, he SAID would en-
able France to construct her own ships aud IN the
event Of war employ them as an auxiliary to the
navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
THE FRENCH OAKS WON BY YvERTE BONNIE.

PARIS, May 13-The French Oaks, distance about
mile and two furlongs, was run at Chantily
to-day, and was won by II. Deamarc's three-year-
old bay flly Vertc Bonnie Pierre Donon's bay iily
Stockholm WAS second. aud Count t. de Lagrange )
chestnut tilly Malbran third
The betting before the start was 20 10 agalut
Nerte- BOnne > TO against Stockholm and 10 l
Against Malibrln. Eleven horses ran. Ncrte.B0nuc
came in neck in front of Stockholm, the latter
leading Manbrln by head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14

DENOUNCING ENGLAND'S IRISH POLICY
DUBLGN, May l3.-Edmund Lcamy. member Of
Parliament for Waterford City, speaking at a meet
ing to-day Of the Irish National League at Duncan
non, Comfy Wexford, at which / 900 persons were
present, denounced the Government policy which
sought 10 induce the Vatican 20 Withdraw puc Is
from polite, lie stigmatIel Nj Eungton as Il
suc1kiLg, scented pOpnjav.
LoNp0v. Nav li-ILe Post says that Ear Gran.
Vile. lhc BrltsA Foreign Secretary. ha. received
from Mr Eruugton Il prCcis OF a conversation with
Cardinal JacOblil on aiialis III Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-14
YrLLnW rEYER HAVANA.

HAVANA, Nav l3.-Thcre were fourteen
dc.ts from ,c..ow fever In Havana dutius tAe week
e.dcd yr-tcrGay.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AMERICAN EXHIBITS OF FISH.

LoNDoN, May 14-At banquet IN Fish
mongers. Hall given in honor of tho Inter-
national Fisheries Exhibition, the Prince of Wales
said that the contributions of the United
States to the exhibition were especially
deserving of credit. Mr.. Lowell, the
United states Minister. replying 10 2 toast
10 Foreign Representativcs,' thanked the
Duke of Edinburgh for the kindness with
which be had proposed the toast, ana
said that the kindness which he had met with In
England convinced him that he represented an
elder daughter of England rather than foreign
country.
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TELEGEAPHIC NOTES.


EONOHS 10 THE CO%FEDEKATE DEAD.
MEMPHIS. NAV l3.--Ihc graves Of The Confederate
lca go yop' Cemetery weis decorated TODAY wib u
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THE CONDITION OF PRINCE BISMARCK.

BERLIN, May l3.-The published reports in re-
gard to Prince Blsmarck's condition are exagger-
ated Despite his neuralgia the Prince continues
to att9nd to affairs OF State.