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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-27

Rev. Elijah Wilson. Wrightsville, Pa,
says; Browns Iron Bitters have perma.
neatly cured me OF chills and fever.'
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A Novel Damage Suit.

NEW YoRK, June li.-Mr. Norman L
Munroe, the well knowa publisher of week.
ly story papers and periodicals, has begun
suit In the supreme court against Jane
Gordon Bennett, the proprietor Of the New
York Herald, to recover the sum Of 800 900
damage for an alleged series Of libels which
was published In the defendants paper.
Mr.. MunIoe In his complaint says that he
is q married man and the father OF two
children, and that for the past two years 10
has resided In the city Of Brooklyn Until
recently he says that be lived happily with
his wife and children, that he moved In
verv good society la Brooklyn, and that
there was not the slightest STAN upon his
reputation. INV he says all that is change,
Some time Ia the month Of April lac put.
lish.d.
A NOTICE
In one OF the Brooklyn papers TO the eilec,
that he would not be responsible for any
bills contracted In his name which he had
previously authorized. On the last day O
that month, he says he was very much
astonished on picking up the deiendsn.'l
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Weather ReDort

GALVESTON, June 8.-Following is tn,
weather report:
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The Albany day boats Albany and C.vnbard will! begin
their regular trips for the season on Tuesday.
MIR. Osborne Ward Ia To lecture on the Home and
Home Government" ut the Labor Lyce,si in stcnben
Hall, this evening.
Judge Donohue in the Supreme Court Yesterday,
granted rited divorce in favor VI Ruth A. StreNel
from Chas. r. streVeL
Policeman Michael Monaghan was dismissed the force
yesterday for his alleged assaalt Oh Alice johnson in
Fourth strecton May IL
The second annual athletic game. and picnic OF inc
day at Sulzerr Harlem River Park.
The corporation OF Trinity Church IL TO erect ware.
east side Of Greenwich street. running through from
V-stry TO Dcsbrosses street.
Capt. n T. Farrell cx United States Consul IN Spain,
will ectur. on The Catholic chaplans - the Union
Army" for the benefit Of 81 sepnen,s Cidren's Home,
At Chick-ring Hall the evening OF Decoration Day
John W. Walters the father Of Policeman wslisrso o.
dsy nig by men who beat him and broke his leg WI:
liam BOUNDS and william Tonnn were arrested And
locked up 10 await the result OF his injuries.
Judge gran'sa yTs', I'd, ~ .; sf.ra slicM
legged breach OF promise OF marriage The aowsnc. e
three per cent upon the amount OF damages Barwiah
Claimed aud did not get
A. Mr. Durkee of IA Ffth avenue wa, driving 10 Cen.
trial Iark yesterday his horses became frightened at tho
approach ot the Coaching cin nh h. csrr'Sge . cox
n % not not INJURED SctHer driver ~as iur.
A Maryt. safe decorated with nctures OF fhe East
river bridge sold ~ auction in front o. Ne Sub.
Treasury yesterday ss, The proceeds will be turn
lie Aisrucn 20 take charge 81 the erection o: statue
The late Peter cooper as tho subscription OF the si'
ploy ecs 81 the Marvin safe Company.
Fire Commits .oucr German has finally consented to
give up the Presidents r"on but only on condition that
another e provided Tor him al, tie Same hc"r, 50
stars Accordingly. the southeast corner o. NE large
h. Hseaped " shs clerk a; Of s b'
The Tyton TlDes, New Jsrss. Vest Journal AnA tss(
advsrtisinK mSdiun.-ASR
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEdR.PM

Twenty-Five persons died Of yellow fever In Havana
last week,
tits expected that the Northern rscinc road will be
completed by Sept, !,
The United states and Portugal will exchange money
orders on and after Julyl
Den, Thomas has been appointed Governor OF Paris,
vice Gen. Sabatier deceased.
Mr. Nureh begged for \ little more time yesterday.
and 50 the Mn investigating committee adjourned.
The Sw edish Ministry have resigned in consequence OF
their defeat in the Diet on the Army Organization bill.
nopie has lodged protest with the Government against
the imposition of All ad yslorem duty OF per cent OH
imports into turkey.
A terrific explosion occurred at Chandler's lumber
mills in Leon, Ohio. yesterday completely wrcrking 'he
mill Nelson johnson OF T>rre I'M was killed, and
several others Injured.
The trial Of Thomas W Lyons, one Of the charged
with having caused the death of Chung Whl iou y
Chinese laundry IN February last in Philadelphia,
WAS concluded yesterday the Jury rendering verdict
OF acquitfnl.
The Sacred and Military Order Of the Holy serulehrs
Dominion Inland Revenue Department Thrdis'nclion
comes from the Patriarch OF Jerusalem through his
Holiness Pope Leo XIII.
The steamship srasburg. which arrived at baltimore
yesterday from BreueE, encountered severe gale o.,
til. 23d In which tho shucklo bolt Of the fnre,"pss
broke and fell killing two passenger, ana KNOCKING M
other overheard. who was drow ned, Thor names are
George kroniiuga, aged years Jams Jansen aged w
and Martin Schmidt. Agsu ~ The strasburg lroaSh'
| l474 Immigrants
In the competitive infantry drill In Nashville yestsr
day the Mobile rifles took the rrst pIi.- ~ t'ul Tue
Crescent Rifles uf New orleans the second prlke oi
500 and the Tre4hwsy Rifles OF s. Louis the thrd
| prize OF 500 Frank Badger Of the Crescent kihe,
took the nrst prize cup for the hest drilled nsn snd
Of Louisville took the 81 90 prize
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The Tabor Milling Compsnys stamp mill at Leadvle,
Col, was burned yesterday morning. Loss, $@oVp
The market buildings and large section OF the bust
portion Of Usbridge Ont were burned yesterday
Loss SoO.0OO
The the FIRE at 81 ~ and 30 Hawey street Bos
ton, early Yesterday morning s between tsO,OoO and
$4,000. fully covered by insurance.
The Cam bel Block In waverly, n. y, owned bv 3.
Kirby took nre YESTERDAY forenoon and Mas totally o.
stroyed above the second floor, The tribune once.
valued - 900. also destroyed The opera house
aud the Pnrshai Block were slightly damaged
A IRE In North MuskeRon. Mich, on Thursday night
burned Petrie Co = lumber mill and contents inrolv
ing loss OF s+5Up The three nsted schooner George
BSyce which lying At her dock with 3onD feet OF
lumber In her hold Was burned to the waters edge
Loss, $4,000.
IRE yesterday morning in the Lake Erie Iron Com
panys and bolt works the lake shore In Cleve'
land the house, the screw cutting house
the engine house the packing house and shout third
OF the building including considerable stock ana
machinery, Loss, $4,000
Albert Tsrp,pninf's f.Ss factory and Es, Ts,
on Friday night Io,s on stock and factory building
ee0OD The entire busnesS part o. IN: village wss
the Episcopal parsonage and other buildings saved
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NEW HAVEN. May 26.-The following gentle
men have been nominated candidates for the ONCE
Of Fellow Of Yale College MI the vacancy caused by
the expiration of the of Henry Harrison the
26th Of June next Gen. william II. Russell, New Haven,
class Of 1888; Henry Harrison. New Haven, 20; Thos
s. Bayne New Orleans AZ and Prof. George F. Barker.
Philadelphia 49, in shcfeld Scientific School The polls
will be open In the college library from tn 3P. N. on
Tuesday afternoon. June 20. Ballots may also be for
wnrded 10 the Secretary the college by those not in
tending their votes in person All graduates of
the rst degree OF i've more years standing OF ANY
been admitted any higher degree either honorary or
course entitled TO vote for one Of the sbovemen
toned nominees.
Sce 1877 alumni have enjoyed the privilege each
year of cleo ting one OF their number Fellow Of
The college for six years The gentlemen who II presen
Haven; Mason Young William Walter Phelps. and WIN.
NJ Evnrts New York city; Frederick j. Kngsbury.
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FTGHTTNG IN TONOUIN.
Iho Freach Commander Killed n . 8ertie-
War with China Imnaiucut.


LONDON. May 26.-Thc Times correspond
ent at st. Petersburg says the rumors that
rupture between France and China was immi-
nent are confirmed. Ii Hung Chang has been
summoned to take command OF the Chinese
troops In the provinces bordering on Tonquin
and he Is daily expected at Shanghai, on his
way to his now post to begin operations. 1t is
believed that the French Minister q. Pekin and
the Chinese Minister at Paris will soon receive
their passports.
PARIS, May 26.-An Official telegram from
Tonquin says that Capt. Riviere. commander
OF the French forces in TonQuin. was killed in a
sortie from Fort Hanoi. and that Capt Devil
Bouet has b. en- ordered from Saigon TO take
the place OF Capt. Rivicre.
IN the Chamber OF Deputies to- day NJ. Brun
Minister Of Marine read q telegram from Tom
luin. saying that fourteen men were killed and
twenty wounded In the sortie. Hanoi Is sur
rounded by a large force Of Annamites. Two
COMPANIES OF French troops have been sent
from Saigon to that place. and other troops
that the transports with troops on board. which
were In readiness at Toulon, had been ordered
msnts would also be sent to Cochin China.
Nj. Perrin, for the Radicals declared that his
party would vote for the credit for the Ton1uin
expedition. as u was now necessary to revenge
the death of Capt. Rvere and to save the
honor Of the French flag. NJ. Delafosse. on the
Part OF the Right. made a similar statement
The credit was then carried unanimously.
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Obituary.

c. F. Williams. manager OF tho Chase Plano
Manufacturing Company OF Cincinnati was found dead
In bed In his room at the Battle House. Mobile. yester-
day morning. lie last alive at O'Clock yes.
teriay morning and half hour later found dead
Herbert +. Kimber editor Of the Hewburgh Register.
died yesterday afternoon, aged about 45 lie was for
merly editor OF the Independent RsEuJlicdn Goshen
Y lie was a member ~ Duryea's Znuavcs III the late
war was wounded Mt the battle Of Ganes'a Mill. taken
David X. Nutter Of Now York city, alnwyer. and for
mrr private Secretary of the Hon Samuel Tden died
In Ilopkinton. n. II. yesterday. aged ~ years.
Edward NJ Clymcr, President OF the Coal Department
of the Erie Railway died Of spelas on Friday at his
residence SO West Twenty first street He was brother
of eN.Congressmnn test"r clyner ANIL wssa member
OF the Union club and graduate of Harvard lie mar
red Ella Dietz, actress the younger sister Of Linda
Detz She sailed the Scythin last week, Wednesday
leaving Mr. tycr well and reached Liverpool yester
day. His son edward remained with him.
Add. eI kader, the famous Algerine chief, 10 dead.
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TIE APPROACHING IRON STRIKE.
IaSlesaioss sf . Prssraeted aad BITTER atrue.
sle-0ssh aIaes Firm.

PrrwBURaH, May 26-There Is strong
undercurrent Of feeling over the approaching
lockout In tho iron world. There is not as
much fuss as marked tho coming OF tho strike
last year. but there is great deal Of quiet talk
Tho manufacturers arc depending for success
upon what they claim to DO the financial weak
ness OF the Amnlgamated Association. On the
other hand tho Amalgamated officials say that
they arc stronger now than they were at the
beginning Of last years lockout. for tho reason
that they are now united and standing against
q proposed reduction while last year they were
divided and striking for higher wages.
Secretary Joseph d. Weeks. in an interview
tonight. said that thus far only one concern in
the United States had signed the scale. and
The manufacturers" said Mr.. Weeks, are
stronger now than they have ever been before
on the brink OF a strike. They will not yield.
they have an organization that not only en-
braces the iron mills. but the steel mills as
well: Last year the firms that manufactured
steel wholly or In part signed the scale. This
year they will not do 1t. and will stand shoulder
70 SHOULDER with the iron men this time in
H. as Mr.. Weeks saws, the steel men have
Joined hand In hand with the iron mon. II will
make the struggle only more bitter and pro-
t tEactedi Judging from the extensive changes
dered. there IL one firm In this district which
expects long stoppage. 1t is asserted on good
authority that the firm mentioned proposes to
change the thirty double pudding furnaces in
the Tenth street mill to single ones. At least
three months time will be occupied In this work.
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will take care that he shall see tho revolution
airy spectre whom We are ready. not TIL them"
Then the Gar will be quite safe to-mor-
row." asked the reporter.
You may say that. yet you may nnd ground
10 believe within n short time that the Gar will
never leave Moscow with his crown on his
Will learn all the news about him from there in
proper time Certainly the recent wholesale
In no way and by no means put a stop TO the
plots against him: These plots arc not now
M work Of u small circle OF men called by you
tihzcd with by n large part OF the population OF
ihe Czars empire, who arc supposed to be
loyal. In any event. you may tell The Sun tn at
while the revolutiOnists are much stronger
INN ~ ever before. II Is not In our plan to take
the monster who Is to be crowned In MOSCOW"
The Russian reyolutionist refused to speak
further on the subject.
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THE GOELETs NEWPORT ESTATE
A Decision II the Courts Agaiust their Clos.
Ing Up Of Webster street.

A Deeisioa II the Courts Against their Clos.
Ing Up OF Webster street.
NEWPORT, May 2G.-In the Court of Com
mon Pleas yesterday o case was tried. which
Is OF great interest to cottagers aud summer
residents, as well as to the general public. Mr..
Robert Goelet Of Now York purchased of Mrs.
Colt OF Hartford. the widow Of the man OF re-
called. Dor this lot he PAID SIUU.UUtA9 haHsxAA..
1t has erected his costly mansion. His broth
er. Mr.. Ogden Goelet Of New York. tho owner
OF tho yacht Norseman. gavo Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fred Kernochan Of the same City
$50. 900 for their cottage which Is on the other
side OF Webster street: This alleged thorough
to the cliffs which overlook the Atlantic Ocean.
1t IL customary for the city when formally
dedicating amy highway for public uses; to re;
a public highway. When Mr. kernochan was
the owner % tho sd9nng lin lind rons
gateway. in tho centre. thus ma king Il
claim OF proprietorship. No one obIecting
to this. the street being but little used. the
Messrs. Goelet on becoming proprisiors OF the
AUDITING premises, began to build stone
wall and openly laid ella IN to its title. Then
the abutters between Spring street and the
Messrs. Goelets property began TO object AMI
russell russell 'i Mrs. sarah s. Whtins. Mrs. Eugene
Aldermen to declare Webster street. from
Spring street down to the cliffs. public high
board OF Aldermen. who finally decided against
the Messrs Goelet. and they appealed to the
Common Pleas; The case has been heard. and
the jury by their verdict reaff!rmcd the decision
OF the Board OF Aldermen. As several eXcep-
tions were noted, the case will be argued again
with the object OF new trial.
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FIRE BU0S IN NEW HAVEN
ALARMING FreSaeuey 81 Iaeeualavy Rires-
IsassavSsy - the Psiies.

NEW HAVEN, May 25.-A number OF flre
insurance companies have lately ordered thcir
agents In this city to decline further risks
prompted. II Is believed. BY tho alarming fre-
quency OF incendiary ires here within the past
few months. The fact that New Haven Is in
tested by fire bugs has developed almost into
public scandal rendered extremely unsavory
by the apparent carelossness Of the police
authorities. Many fires have recently occur
red In the very centre Of the city. bidding fair
In more than one instance TO destroy
blocks OF business houses. notable case
was the burning week or 20 ago Of q livery
stable and barn In the rear Of the big dry goods
storos Of f. Malley and r. NJ. Brown 4 Co. on
Chapel street. Tho nre was known to be In
cendary. and Sunday morning last before
daylight. there were no les than three other
similar nres breaking out almost at the same
moment. one being kindlsd in an extensive
lumber yard, near dock property, where num-
9er OF vessels were ENDANGERED. There is no
upon either sydenosS Or s"ss Has 0''n made
man sar srsssed for oursHry IL
Reilly, and In Vie P9ilce court there sail that
S s 81 psps9 S e ms's %So yf he bad s
noTsnss oi the prisoners cor! sssion. Il WAS as
normio Ness 81 this civ But desoite the fac. %s
that the Information was 80 brought TO their
very doors no steps were taken TO act upon the
q single letter Of inquiry 10 Chatham. then
dropping the matter because no satisfactory
answer was received. One OF the most con-
spicuous mHmbors Of the Police Department
said few days ago. In the way Of excuse, that
cannot 30 convicted. however much evidence is
umulated against them. He cited one or
two instances where he had worked up arson
cases long ago and he'd seen his prlsoners &C.
qultted: THIS seemed TO him . sumoient de-
In view Of these iasts Il may not be oonsid-
cred strange that the insurance companies
have become timid. But the companies are
not Al to back down without aggressive action.
Board OF Underwriters a large gum s Of ff money
was appropriated to DO used To detecting and
prosecuting arson CAGES. Insurance men say
that part Of this money IL 70 be applied In
ne 70 Nam employment rsn 81 New York dstsctiyes
some OF these detectives are already
terests will probably be upheld by local sup
port; II 10 Known that Mayor Lewis has paid
mach MT 70 ths subject and to gentle
ago the Mayor said: Il propose to attend to
the matter carefully AZ soon as return from
the opening Of the Brooklyn Bridge" II is be-
loved that the Mayor will offer reward for
papers have requested him to do so.
Citlzens are rapidly awaking to the citys
peril and tho need tor immediate and decisive
action. This need is emphasized by tho an
nouncemcnt to-day that the insurance agents
here. under instructions from tho various COM
pany headquarters. have combined and organ
ICED an association to be known as the New
Haven Fire Underwriters" tho first order from
which will! DO to double existing insurance
r,.tes in this city The new tariff goes into
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Lawn TenAis in ORANGE,

The blue and orange fling Of the Orange Lawn
Tennis Club was run to the top OF the stan on the
clubs ground at Mountain station yesterday afternoon
as signal that the season had opened. Al 4 O'Clock
there was large throng present for ali hour they
continued to arrive until the assembly numbered sew.
eral hundred Three sides Of the spacious hed were
surrounded by handsome carriages.
From the shaded the west side OF the ten
court: piS.Srss2ss rear: = iaaHa viewed The players
fhe gants were INT crfnol and IN a.. WIFI
S.ssl Sse W.
Of the Staten Island club. The o. and Kantinn
l3S members having added ,e CLUB In.
since last season and assumes TO be the roll
RanizatiOn in the country that plays only the oses,
The follow lux named officers have just been sSoor'
President, Edward Wns!ow; Treasurer. Fred 4. shS.
Secretary, W. r. Williams; DlrectorH-Samuel Cnmp6
Henry Coolidge J. r. Plunkett y. A. Snow, q. =. Wa
son, ". =. Williams. and Edward Winsiow.
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reporter Of The SUN had brief inter-
yIew last night with . leader OF Russian
Nihilism who has recently arrived In this
country, and whose name is very we'll known
to tho Russian Gar.
win tho Nihilists attempt TO destroy the
Car to- morrow at the time OF his coronation
the reporter asked.
They vii, not attempt 1t. You may De sure
that the Car will sleep soundly In MOSCOW 1N1.
his coronation tomorrow night ne ni"s.n
Ia M doubt terrified out OF his wits by the
arosd NJ Nibilism at this moment; but We pro-
nose 10 accommodate ourselves, not him. We
never gave him any reason TO believe We w1nla
~ Is ~ himself and his army OF sptos WHO
49, he Nihiiist spectre fos that daT' We
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serr,.. and Melon. ind Green Vegetables.

Strawberries are coming into this market in
large quantities from Norfolk and also from
North South Carolina and Msrylan The Wholesale
rates from to IL quart Peaches have
in from Alabama Georgia, aud South Carolina. but they
green he good. Florida watermelnns still
scarce wholesale dealers sell them from 10 To 50
each Red raspherres from Georgia have sold at
so cents quart. and Norh Carolina cherries in the
wholesale market at 10 aud 30 cents pound The trade
In Southern green vegetable Is enormous One steamer
from Norfolk brought6 D box es'of last week.
Charleston steamers bring cabages and benns Aspara
gus from New Jersey Maryland mud Long Island
cucumbers come from savannah and Florida, tomatoes
md squash from Florida and caulinnwcr comes from
Long Island. There is unusually large supply Of
onions from Bermuda but Burnuda potatoes
md dear,
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TROUBLE AHEAD FOR BISMARCK.
Probable Disruptioa Of the Majority In the
Imperial and Prussiau Parliaments.

ToOuOtc DueruptuOo OF the MnJOrlty In the
Imperial and Prussimu ParIiaraeuts.
LONDON, May 26.-Thc Times correspond
ent at Berlin says it is clearly shown by the
diatrbcs Of the Clerical and Government press
that crisis is near. 1t is feared that IL the
ultra-Tories continue to support the Clcricals
the Government will turn for support to the
Moderate Liberals. 1t is expected that the
present majority both In the Reichstag and in
the Landtag will soon be disrupted. Tho Free
Conservatives are disposed to follow the Gov
eminent. even in the new difference with Rome.
Tho Moderate Liberals. however. are very mis-
trustiul OF the changenblo policy OF Prince Bis
mnrck, ana tho SecesSionists and the members
Of the Fortschrltts party will always oppose the
Government. Therefore the Centre WILL for a
ume ut least. remain masters of tho situation.
BERLIN. Nay 26.-The Vatican. in its reply to
the note of Prussia. complains that. while its
request for explanations relative to the juris-
diction OF Bishops and the training OF priests
was unanswered, Prussia suddenly made now
demands. The Vatican declines to consider
any new proposals until an agreement has been
reached on the matters first mooted.
In the Reichstag Yesterday Herr Scholz caused
considerable surprise by announcing that
Prince Bismarck was only hindered by severe
snfferngs from appearing in the House during
Tho debate on the MQrkMen T. Sick Glad lLll
called 10 order by the President
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committee appointed to look into tho af-
fairs of the Taunton Copper Manufacturing Company.
whose New York Office is at 23a South street has re-
ported that found that the name Of Mr. crocker the
late Treasurer and manager, was on S+nOn worth OF
the paper The committee recommended the sale OF LOT
Of superhunus property including real estate on South
and Water streets valued NJ SlDUD They al.0 recon-
nended that the capital stock he reduced Mr. Foster
was chosen Treasurer. The belief expressed that
the will more be placed on solid footing
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The vIrx,nIa Elections.

PETERSBURG. May 26.-The Democrats to-
night claim sweeping victory in Thursdays elections
while on the other hand the MahOnites claim that they
lost ground, but. OH the contrary have carried
many counties where they did think their ticket
would he elected II will he some days yet before the
oficia vote Throughout the state will he received
IyNcHsuRG, May 2B-I.atcr returns give Montgomery
and Henry counties TO the Democrats koekhridge and
Franklin counties 20 Democratic, and official returns
from PittryivaniA show large Democratic majorities,
the highest-for Rison for Commemorative Attorney
being a62 an immense gain Returns throughout this
elton also show heavy Democrat gains.