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THE AFFAIRS OF FRANCE.

A NEW LoAS-THE NEW HEBRIDEs NOT ANNEXED
PARIS, July IAN extra budget OF 5000
600 frnes will he submitted TO the Chamber OF Depu-
ties by the Government security for three per cent
loan OF amount to be Issued at the end OF the
year 1888
SYDNEY NJ q. W.. July There Is no foundation Tor
the statement that the French flag has been hosted on
the New Hebrdes Islands by French gunbost
PARIS, July THE Temps says: France and Eng
lsud made a covenant In 1873 not TO annex the New
Hebrides Since then company OF colonists Of New
Caledonia bought several OF those Islands and obtained
concessions in others In order 70 couneract the COW
etous designs OF Australia II becomes necessary 10 sup
plement the vague by according 10 that
pany rights similar 70 those granted by Great Britain 10
the British North BOrneo Company"
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SNEAK THIEVES IN A BANK.
AN AupAcrous ATTEMPT TO ROB SAVINGS BANK

AN AUDAcIoUs ATTEMPT TO ROB SAVINGS BANK.
ST. LOUIS, July IA dispatch to The Post
Dispatch from Belleville, Ill., says: "At 1890 p. M.
to-day two men entered the Belleville Savings Bank
One engaged the attention Of the cashier and the
other rot behind the counter and made
grab for o pile of money Fortunately tnis
movement Of the latter was observed by one OF the
clerks who ALARM when the men ran out OF the
bank one jumping into buggy and the other running
closely pursued by citizens The robbers nnsy
escaped. The officers Of tho bank claim tnat nothing
was stolen, but clerk says he package OF money
In hands Of the who passed behind the counter
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FOREIGN NOTES.

eTETTs. July 7-orders have been received here from
the Chinese Legation ut Berlin 10 stop the work Of
rolling crew and purchasing provisions for the new
Chinese ironclad which was constructed here. The
for the sailing OF the vessel for China have been
cOunternaBded-
ROME. July 7.-MonsiRnor Vannuteli, the Papal
Nunco Vienna who the Pope at the coro
nation OF the Gar has returned TO Rome and has pre-
the Pope with autograph letter from the Gar
LosDos July THE returns issued by the Board Of
Trade show that during the month OF June British I'M
ports Increased compared with that month In last year.
by 25,20O00O and that the exports decreased during
the same period 1885, 900.
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REMlRKABLE MURDER CASE.
ARCHIBALD b. NEWTON FOUND GUILTY OF THE MUIR
A

ARCHIBALD b. NEWTON FOUND GUILTY OF THE MUIR
DER or MIsER
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July IA dispatch 10
The Times. Union from Orlando, Orange County, fia,
says "The trial OF Archibald H. Newton ior kinns
Samuel Mcmillan Sanford, in October last closed
today with verdict Of guilty. The circumstances OF
the murder we're highly sensational. Mcmillan had the
reputaton OF being mser and was supposed TO nave
largo sum Of money always about him. Newton nved
near Mcmillan and was poor. Mcmillan disappeared on
september 30 and shortly afterward Newton ana MS
wife had plenty OF money On October ~ Moeii,ans M
be,dIess body WA found In Crystal Lake. having been
narlly consumed by fish. Around the Waist was rope
which was tied to pot OF nails Inc rope, POI ha aha
nails were proved To be the property OF Newton. Inc
evidence was wholly clrcumstantial and the tai was
bitterly by eminent counsel empoyeu ny Eng
lish relatives OF Newton"
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ILLINOIS .HILIIid IN DEBT

A CONTROVERSY HELD WITH THE STATE AUDITOR.
CHICAGO, July 7.-For the past six yea RS
tax has oycd for the support OF the State troops
The tax ha. neted 900 yearly Al tho last session
OF the Legislature u fixed sum Of $4,000 WAS sppro
praled the support Of the military service In view
OF this fact the State Auditor July turned the
amount collected under tho levy for the past
pack into the general fuHd. This amounted to $1,000
All the State regimeuts had Incurred Indebtedness. how
ever to amount which the Auditor refused ~
pay The officers declare that IL leaves the troops
6adpight Proceedings by maodanus will be Instituted
to recover the fund.
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CONDITION or IRE CROPS.

CHICAGO, July 7.-Ihe Inter Ocean OF this
ming publishes crop reports covering wide area OF
the aud Northwest Their tenor is TO the effect
ths wheat excepted. the grain crop will be equal to
last years. yield. The weather tnat unfavorabe to
coru induced OF the hoAviest crops OF hay ever
moved, which 10 u great extent Is already cut ana
cured. Barley and oats are unusually good every
where and promise unprecedented yield, while the
rcceut weather has proved extremely favorable 10
the growing crop Wheat 10 about mp to the aver
age and the harvests OF winter wheat In the lower
Iatltudes are large.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. July THE planters OF this sec
ton are very ANXIOUS about the cotton crop worms.
nave appeared GU many plantations
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TIE CROPS or IOWA.
IMPROVED PROSPECTS OWING TO THE WARM
WEATHER

IMPROVED PROSPECTS OWING TO THE WARM
WEATHER.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, June THE July crop
report OF the Iowa State Agricultural society
outlines improved prospects. Tho Increase In the
acreage OF corn over 1882 s per cent.
rne warm weather has favored tho growing crop,
and m prospects estimated per cent better than
given by former reports. The winter wheat yield is
estimated at 90 per cent and spring wheat
at 100 per cent, compared with the
Weld OF 1882. OATS show m increased
acreage and the condition shade better tuan last
year, being about 90 per cent
FIa1 rows per cen increase OF acreage, ana the
condition "a 97 per cent Potatoes show an Increased
acreage OF 10 per cent, aud the condition is
nine AT iOi per cent. The condition OF other crops
\, placed az follows Sweet potatoes, o2 per ceut
broom corn 81 per cents timothy 1O6 per cent clover,
los per cent; nllo 81 per cent apples. 67 per cent
peaches 46 per cent pums, 6S cent; pears 90 per
cent: cherries % per cent; grapes 90 per cent
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DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING.

LANCASTER, Penn, July IA heavy thunder
ator passed the southern aud eastern sections Of
Lancaster County last evening. doing considerable
damage. Mrs Law working I'm q tobacco field In
Paradise township when tho storm came up aud
dravored 10 reach the house. but struck by light
mug aud Instantly killed.
NEw.BRusswICK, n j., July IA terrific thunder
storm passed this city at o'clock this evening
The Hgh school WAS struck by lightning and the roof OF
the building torn up. Two horses, owned by +. NJ.
Oliver vi ere killed aud a number OF trees blown down.
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THE EMPEROR or JAPANS CORONATION

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The last mail from
apan brought the that the japanese Government
had Issued proclamation declaring Kioto the old and
sacred capital of Japau the place where the ceremony
OF coronation must take place The royal festival Is TO
be held at the place. This ceremony which takes
pace only once during the reign OF sovereign will DO
held In the newly appointed place In November next
Aspendld display s expected Whether the coronation
ceremony VIII take place In the ng year. or not
still unknown. the ceremony, which was held sixteen
darstood TO be temporary one.
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THE CHOLERA SPREADING.

THREE TOWNS ~ EGYPT ArrAcKED-A LARGE NUM-
BER or DEATHS AT DAMIETrA
ALEXANDRIA, July 7.-One hundred and seven
deaths from cholera occurred at Dametta yesier-
day, thrty-nine at Mansurah and sixteen at
Samanoud At Menzaleph there were eleven deaths
During the twenty -four hours ending at o'clock
this morning seveny-two deaths from cholera oc-
CURED at Damctta. fifty at Mansurah, nine at
Sarnanoud and three at Shlrban.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. July THE SANITARY Council,
in order to prevent the Introduction OF cholera has
resolved to ask the Porte 10 request the Egyptian
Government to prohibit refugees from starting Tor
the Turkish coasts and to in form that Government
that If any refugees do arrive at ports belonging TO
Turkey they will not be allowed to land.
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THE DISCHARGED NAVAL CADETS.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Some or the ias&
cadets are willing to accept their discharge from -
Navy under the provisions Of the act Of August o.
with one years pay. bus unable toget their acessc
settled From the statement Of orc OF the discasfk0e
cadet engineers made at the Navy Department |" va
II appears that lie had been regarded as naval 'Ss
and when he went TO the Treasury DepAr'men. ~ ~
-, -N 49,. A. h,, ,be secoud Controller ieclipe4 -
sstrs his accounts as he was uncertain wnSt4;. ~
sh"mld be pad $3.50 as q naval cadet or sLVw
cadet engineer IL is probable tnSt tno wpo'S
viii have TO De carried to the United states =
Conrf for adiudic alton, ftH't~
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YELLOW FEVER AT GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Tex, July THE man re-
ported yesterday AS III on board the bark salomc,
recently from Vera Cruz has since died OF bAok vomit
Another sailor on the Same vessel 10 also SICK un-
doubcdly from yellow fever 1t expected that he will
die The saome thoroughly Isolated from the rest of
the shipping here. and 1t Is thought that tho Governor
will have her sent to Ship Islznd. In addition 10 the
state quarantine the city has established picket boat
10 patro tue water ghborhood OF the quarautno
yessel Gordon also been established across The
eaat end Of tho island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
RAILROAD COLLISION IN NEW-ENGLAND

WooNsocKET, r. l.. July 11.-An east-bound
passenger train the NewYork and New England kal-
road cane collision with wcstbeund freight train
at Ironstone Mass this morning Both engines ana sew
eral cars were wrecked There loss OF lfe nor
WAS any one Injured The accident was caused by the
conductor freight train who mstook tho figures on
,url
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ARGUMENT IN THE HITz CASE.

WASHINGTON, July THE Crimina' Sss
90 aav naara argument iu tue Hitz case, nvoiv~o
ro,nt that will affect the pending case against E.
kellogg Az in the Kellogg case, pleas oi aoaos ..-
have Ueen filed In the HIts case, but they are 0asea
sa,ss,r,ca,Iv opposite grounds, so thath the s<3
should decide In favor OF the Government N sus
case aud hold the point to be material, ria snsr case.
II: ate ~ Question ~ is whether the Court rsr
error ns vacancies i..s In sng rom the box seed
indlc.mea,s onas tsesmsS ~ Judge wylo reserved -
-ala4
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An ALLEGED WRECKKR ASKS RELEASE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Counsel for Cap
tain Barker who been committed without bail by
United states Commissioner Ednunds for trial GU tho
charge OF having wrecked the schooner Mary d. Leach
~ rssf IN tn. caribbean Sea- presented petition for
writ OF habeas corpus to Judge Butler OF the Un!od
~ aes District Court. last night The Judge deerreo
further hearing OF the case two weeks
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SUSPECTED SILK THIEYgS ARRESTED

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Thomas s. Nichols
and Ious T. Meer were arrested today suspicion OF
having stolen 500 worth OF silk which they had IN tner
possession and which they were offering 10 dealers NJ
prices far below It's market value Upon searcnng their
room a the hotel where they stopping bundle OF
AIN was found ready for shipment marked =. NASSAU
Boston Store statest., Chicago" The men were heu
for a hea ring on Tuursday next,
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NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

LONDON, Ont, July flames Ward,
drummer In tho savatioh Army. was charged at the
Police Court to-day with coDravenDg city bylaw by
an unusual noise In the strcets and fined S5 with the
option OF weeks Imprisonment the Court holding
that the noise unusual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
u.u.I INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Captain joseph W.
49,. ,.nortso his return home, having been oe, ,...<
,."u, me command Of hsPepsacols and has oeen &
On waiting orders; Captain j. n Miller nas orS rD
rs,nru having been detached from the Mca%os
n !. been PLACED ON waiting ordszs; Asd'eAA ln' III
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
- .x ..a.o L, r..r no A n nppuAN ASYLUM

rNDrNG BUSINESS FROM FEAR OF DEATH.
Troy July IA Lansingburg merchant 10 CLOS,
ng preparing de- because h ahcostors uea
at the age he 10 approaching
MRS HARTs GIFT TO AN ORPHAN ASYLUM.
TRoY July mrs. William Howard Hart who
recently gave 200 to the rens,elaor Poly nstue
bs. pTes ted Inc Troy orphan Asylum With $1,000
IRON WORKS CLOSED.
ALLENTOWN Penn, July THE WORKS OF the
Rethhem Iron Company shut down last night and All
employees paid OF this morning. Thrtytwo hundred
M rendered Idle
SUING sPECULATORS FOR MARGINS
WATFRTOwN. n. Y, July IN. ). Nichols " Coz
ha Chicago brokers recently failed have sued twenty
three aterto for between SfO0oO anu SoV
OOO for margins which the hrm advanced 10 osy ue ~
counts. ..o.x
NORTH CAROLINA PRESS Association.
AsurvIIIE n c. July 7.-rhe North Carolina
pas. Associa,on oonpri slug eighty members held s
eleventh annual meeting At hite sulphur springs s mS
ton forty loiued Ihcm The TWO wse
entertained by chiond Pearson and AZ msne s'ohu0u
banquet. ...,x. .u,oy
THE TEw KsBURY INvESrIGATION..
RosrON July TN tho Tewhsbury lnVestgSttou
Thona. Marsh asked 10 produce tYe ooohs
20 the record dead bodies but decneu 70 10 80
A. he them private properly anu tny oxs,noS
RntIer dec,Ined with his exami y"
other witnesses unmportant tesumony
ExA0aERATED REPORTS OF sMALLPoN.
Or IouIs JuIy THE GLOBE democrat says:
& dapatohes that smallpox exists mere 70 ~
aIarmn ng extent unwarranted Tho unoASo n., os
sna qI~os state Board Health. Gays that uness no
are where the nth MAS dcPosea "
osnt noods city danger ef serious "oAA0'' S
~ epdemia"
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INFECTED VESSELS At PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, Fla, July THE two infected
Norwegian barks. the Guldbringa and the Ungdoms
venner to be transferred TO the Ship Island Quaran
tine telegraphic authority to that effect having been
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AN ENGAGEMENT AT GIJAYAOIJIL.

AN ENGAGEMENT AT GUAYAQUIL.
IBY THE CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO.
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, July z, via Galveston.
There has been heavy fighting all the morning. The
filed with soldiers aud no one Is allowed to
pass business houses all boon c osed by order
OF Yentcmilla-
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BILE for felicitous humor and ease of manner ana
dcton. Mr. Irving's response to the toast proposed
by Lord Chief-Justice Coleridge was graceful, In
perfect taste, refined, delivered with admirable
elocution, abounding IN cordial recognition OF the
merits of his colleagues and judlcous anticipation
of meeting friendly but critical audiences IN
America.
THE UNENDNG LIBEL SUIT.
The efforts to compromise the Belt-Lawes case on
the basis suggested by the judges-a reduction OF
the amount of fdamages-havo failed. 1t is UNDER
stood that the plaintiff is willing to accept moder
ate sum- but the real diicutyis the enormous costs
involved, far exceeding the nominal amount OF
damages The Court is therefore asked to give
Judgment for a new trial. but since Justice Den
man, who, with Lord Chisf-Justice Coleridge'
forms a majority of the Court, favors net triai
only because tho damages are excessive, the plain
tiff NAV perhaps propose In open court to accept
whatever sum Justice Denman will award hoping
in such case that Justice Denman will say there Is
NO longer any ground for an order for new trial.
AMERICAN RECEPTIONS.
There were two American receptions on the
Fourth of July one at the United States Consulate
and one at Mr.. LowePs private residence, where
numerous Americans and some Englishmen as
sembled from to g. including most Of the best
known residents and visitors G. w s.
THE COUNT OF CHAMBORD VERY WEAK.
HE RECEIVES THE ORLEANS PRINCES AT FROHs-
DoRF.
VIENNA, July 7-The Count of Chambord passed
a quiet night and experienced little suffering. lie
is very weak this morning. however. lie saw the
Orleans Princes at noon, Notwithstanding the ad-
vice of his physicians not TO see visitors lhe
patient rose In his bed and kissed the Count OF
Paris. The Princes on leaving the room of the SICK
man displayed great emotion. They will return to
Vienna
PARIS, June IA dispatch from Vienna TO the
Gaulois says the condition Of the Count oil Chahi-
bord has not changed since the last report Ii MS
weakness continues the physicians will prohioit
him from seeing all visitors. including the Princes
General Thbaudin the French Minister OF war
has authorized the Due dAumalo to proceed 10
The Gaulois saws that Prince Jerome Napoleon
will issue a manifesto IN the event OF the ue"'n VI
the Count of Chambord
PARIS, July THE Temps says: The latest
news from Frohsdorf is extremely grave. The
Count Of Chambord is vomiting blood and pus"
FRoHsDoRF, July 7-midnight.-Thc Count Is
much better and stronger. He has taken some oeei
taa The vomiting has ceased.
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TIE NEW-HAMPsHiRE SENAToRSHIP.

Dover, N. H., July 7.-Judge jeremiah Smith,
of Dover and Chief Justice Doe OF Rollnsford whose
names have been used IN ballong for United states
SENATOR state positively that they VIII not under any
circumstances accept unsnimous election III"
believed here by both the Rollins and antFhons lao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
TWO BROTHERS. PHYSICIANS OF READING. PENN.
PERISH TOGETHER

PERISH TOGETHER
READING, Penn, July This city was
startled morning by the intelligence that Drs Aaron
C. Detweier and Washington CDetweiler brothers. ages
thrtysiI and thirty eight had been drowned late last
night the schuykil River below the city In company
with two other they went In bathing. Aaron WAS
seized cramps and his brother went to his assist
auce when both were drawn under the water aud
drowned AarOn's body recovered at midnight aud
Washing gtoB's this morning At the place where the
drowning occurred s trracncr0us undertow aud
II known tue Devils Hole" The brothers we're
prominent and wealthy pnyscans CT this city and both
eujoy ed a large practice.
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FATAL EFFECTS or LIGHTNING.

Frank Oliver, of New-Brunswick, N. j.,
while driving yesterday afternoon overtaken by
the storm. The carriage struck by lightning the
Two horses killed and Mr. Oliver so severely
hurt that he cannot recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
ARTHUR J. BLANEy PLEADS GUILTY.

Boston, July Arthur j. Blaney, charged
with embezzing $44 900 from the Massachusetts, Loan
and Trust Company pleaded guilty to-day 10 embezzle-
ment but not guilty tho charge OF forgery He VIII
be on the rs charge aud tried on the second
next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
STATE EMIGRATION DENOUNCED.

DUBLIN, July Twelve Bishops. including
Cardinal McCabe and Archbishop Croke, were a0-
sent from the meeting of the Catholic hierarchy
here Yesterday which adopted resolutions dcnounc-
ing State-aded emigration and favoring tho cult,
walton of tracts of land in Ireland which could
MAINTAIN the surplus population.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
yELCOME RAIN IN THE NORTHWEST

ST.. PAUL, July 7.-Advices along the North
ern Pacific and m branches general rains last night
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TIE APACHE QUESTION SETTLED.
AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE WAR AND iNTASsoa
DEPARTMENTS.


WASHINGTON July THE Secretary or War
the Secretary OF the Interior, General Crook ana -
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs met to-day and s6ce4
"that the Apache Indians recently captured BY Genera
Crook aud all such may be hereafter captured Or ne4
surrender themselves to him, shall be kept under -
control OF the War Department st such points On -
San Carlos Reservation may be determined by the ~sP
not at the agency without the COZ ns
or the Indian Agen be fed and cared for by to- "a
Mt until further orders. For the greater ass
rity OF the people Of Arizona and to hssre pesce -
War Department shall be ntrusted with the entire po
contro of nil the Indians the san Carries keservap&
and charged will the duty Of keeping the peace 9.
reseryafiou aud preventing the Indians from e<v3g
eTcent wi the consent OF General Crook OF the o'
w ho may be authorized ~ act under hitn. .
The War Department shall protect the indian A8v
An tho iischarye OF his duties agent wncn snt, ~
clude the or,uary duties OF an Indian agent wn2e
ANAL rem ain AZ heretofore except As 10 kerpiW -
peace administering Justice and publishing reTsoeSY
!ndans ali OF which shall DO dOne by the war Deps~
ment" -. ...,.,a.,tor v,sh -
Arrangement He said that be hoped pow 70 sS ~
rest which he much needs For three mouths - ~ ~
no, had An uninterrupted nights sleep. lie does uos
eve that any OF the captives have escaped 70 MSx2
nor does he er pect any further hostile dem"hstre'w
nv the Indians of ArlL0nA
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and to-day. This improves wheat, which was oeng
forced TO premature head by the dry heat. The Red
River Valley especially suffered from lack OF RAIN IL
arrived too late to help that section
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tons that there will be break next week and an ad
vance made toward choice Charles IL Bell OF Exeter,
IL generally looked upon as the coming Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08

AN HEIR TO THE GERMAN THRONE BORN.
PoTsDAM, July Princes Victoria. wife OF
Prince Frederick William, tho eldest son of the
Crown Prince Frederick William has been deliv-
cred OF son here.
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I WATERTOwN. n Y, July IN. 5. NlchoLs ~ Co,
the Chicago who recently iaed have sued
Waterown specu stotsio between yaoouU a a.
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ENDING BUSINESS FROM FEAR OF DEATH.
Troy julv IA Lansingburg merchant IL clos
na bn,nes and preparing de because Ills ancestors died
at the age be 10 approaching
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SUING spECULATORs FOR MARGINS.

ATIFNTOWN PENN, July T.-Tne WOrks OF u
peh.hem Iron Company shut down last night and
empoyes we're paid OF this morning. Thirty'two hundI
men are rendered idle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
IRON WORKS CLosEl

Troy, July 7.-Mrs. William Howard Hart. who
gave S. Rensseaer Poly technic Institute
LIZ nrns nnt cd Inc Troy Orphan Asylum with S0OO1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
THE CANAL AGREEMENT.
iBr CABLE TO THE TRIBUSEl

The chief recent diplomatic success Of the Ministry
promises to be IN agreement with d. de LesSeps
touching the new Suez Canal Mr.. Gladstone while
declining yesterday to explain the bases OF the ex-
pected agreement, expressed confident though
cautious hope of perfecting an arrangement. but
nedoed himself not TO bind the country till Parlis-
ment could be consulted. Nothing will satisfy
England except the practical control of the new
canal
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ANNEXATION SCHEMES.

The reputation Of the New-Guinea annexation
scheme satisfies everybody except the Australians.
The report of the French annexation Of the New
Hebrdes is suspected to originate with some of these
disappointed coonists.