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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
MR.. BLAINE ~ PORTLAND
\ RECEPTION GIvEN HIM By THE MERCHANT
HF MAKES Az ADDRESS

4 RECEPTION GIVEN HIM By THE MERCHANls-
HF MAKES Az ADDRESS.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug 6.-The reception 10
Mr. Blaine by of this cry. at the Cliy
Hall tonight brilliant one The hall was pacAel
rbe sea's being removed and the audience standing,
while the galleries wer, hud with LADIES'. Mr.. Blaine
held reception IN the Mayor oii A. D. m hc was
conducted 10 the platform. Mr. Reed IL happy speech
presented the business men OF Port ana TO MT Blaine
a7ing 'ocu ary that If be attempted 10 present them
individually woul soon be apparent that MI. Blame
wa better acquainted with them than he.
Mr.. George Woodm ~, the spokesman ~ the m'r-
chants then read an address Nj Rluue. which Wa
signed hv over 500 business men and firms OF the city
The dess after expr s-ing Gretidcat on that citizen
of Maine had made the recipient of the Pre-deniia
nomination, says:
Atnoueb we have not all been able 70 agree with Won
upou political questions have al had confidence TO
your Ilc-rt " a. a mln and your pur ana ao iy a-
should tI, people o. United II ties raty tie choice
OF your poll Ca associate, you " l. -lve the country 3n
admins ration uIryuei in l. wise .oIeltude
and nrcrca mea-ur Tor The promotion Of ali or ml-
teral ut.ros ana for it' pIlns are lo ."' p''
cation and perfect o. of all ~ tle publ service
Mt + atne replied As follow;
FrrIow-C CrrZESs 81 do not know how t' express my
sen .i tn" -Teat hoa'. o1 niy ] ,nt n ni, li.
IN part san -plut o. flr rar ..i1 aoydAl az
For the business men Of P' i.-d uaNf
rrs Iu u0 com JItv Ia~ cs.r 81 ODD tid oi uri
cauu. honor been m1lnttiued. more ta.niie.- com
n prosperity Won e.. o, i- the leg lima fruit Of compr
henSIvr ine i-eIce Gus rs auI courageous enterprise
L ougu never q tit zen % Portland, Va icslacuI
among Won for ne rl, three years bc- uun. n l-Js and
ending In IS59. Dur tnal um- was tie LdItor OF
The DriH Adrct1tsct and 10 cons am ltt'.
course with the business and protest. Raj mcl
OF tnr cite rrctl no more Pheasant pcIoI aul, I'D
wide .-n-r uO more profitable period ODD my lAt- \
guart-r of century la, since eap-ei, marked with
events of wo.lI-N le iuport4.rr. hu' tAe hi-hi or
wears has not dWmrd NY apnreciHNtD o| l.f
.euI-up then formed Dor oi me
rr-a. Kindness we'd n Portland. Wee t' recall
tuc long li-r of .n euf men o., h' parties d. D." a -o1
whom was tIeu p united ouumn'- tnl ia NAY .1 uI
til. ~ uld I me- Iui "a tig Assem- lt- c-l rd III
friendly greet "a Of fle Iyur gould TEE ldH'I
to ruI ey This aotl lg ucrl lUu. Some s''i '.ul
hr -,.u Cha thl. fIrt ar. w'rll' I'D -uc'r .he s.
II S. 3. -n.u e.- flr Ru Vu7. tt" ID f"-. tul ll'
hos. of able sn upr { men whose names .Au whose
.--l -r-- L. n Iu-I
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THE FIRE RECORD.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN A DYE-sHoP

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN A DYE-SHOP.
BUILDING, DESTROYED, HORSES BURNED ANp
THREE MEN INJCEUD-LO-s OVER T21'Oon
singular explosion which occurred yesterday IN the
b5ilcrroom o the dying and cleaning establishment ol
Charlie, Francke No 6l3 West Forty-slXthst started
= fire that completely Quilted two buildings three ana
four Store, high. burned two horses To death anu
caused severe in urie- TO three men. The place had
been closed since saturday, and the fires m the en 4ne
room we're out. At a. IA. YESTERDAY Edward Lind
enberg tine engineer started to build tire under the
boiler He noticed strong smell OF gas, but paid no
attention to IT, a. gas which supposde TO LEAK from
the Municipal Gas C0mpany's works, just across the
street Va A. often noticed IN The dyc works.
The match lad scarcely been lighted when terIlnc
explosion took place apparently ~, around Lliuon-
borg and lis haIr. beard and clothing became ap'"I'
lie started for the cn.rnc" of u. no-ei room
while one after another a number oil ueh4lhe h'-S
which were stored iu the basement exploded Win re
ports ike the sound Of small cannon. bucA ana
mortar came crashing down from the ceiling AT tHGh
report and at the final one yd"uIne h'c was IL"'c
IN the front ct the building. and the dcoil' was ue
across the entire width OF tine street ana lodged '-'
the gas works ,n the other side. Peter BRET JIe
manager Of the establishments wa III Tue lIohI o"li-
ing at the time, and jacob birtA. Ms It'Aci' "I'
grooming some horses that were stalled ia tie rear
Both men ran for their lives and succeeded i'll I'cu-
inc The front entrance where amid the gathering
smoke they saw IIud-nterg trying 10 grope his wa!
ont The .'rczes themselves, 'e'rchlu 10y 'ne Hiu'e
which were br, dkiu- 1It all over the building man
aged 90 drag the ha--oAudeo engineer and all got
Policeman Hor who heard the explosions, ran u p
and sent out au alarm The Ore engines quchN re-
.poudcd. and the excitement among iAe HA~'i-
t.,uf. of tL. surrounding tall tcucmcnts vas
great. The fire was e&tn-ul-Aed before IL I1'en'u
og'oad 'ir i.5 ISJ te ',',..' IGI.c, spiz dog
and , f.-rt OF fuu.l,- Some OBJ. the f-ug tnut.'
wrecked She -lu-,hop ot Edward Reilly at NJ. oI2
We-t to.HiAth-t. and pieces OF mort" s'lI'!,.a s'Iuc@
after 90 pitcher of milk. b. was badly bruised. Inc
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1nssrs INNArInr. rLACEs.

CoLUMGus, Ga. Aug. Ga tire in the whole
sale .yg ous house of d. A. l. au ~ Co., oil tuis ely, de
.rpvcd the two store hoIs and nearly tie entire 81 cA
III .i- and stock rr r,n ted I' Dee O tic NaIue
Of $4,000, with $4,000 n-lr ne.
EAST PogrLAND. ore. Aug. Ga fire yesterday de-
sroy ed 20 business oud m tn- place. Tie ioes i
though to be $4,000; insurance $4,000. Th~ lrsest
oss T. that of Charles L -du, packer 5000; n-
sIrauce ll.OOU TIL other individual Vsses aie unleI
5000.
BENNINGTON. Vt. Aug 6-Tue North Bennington Boot
and shoe Company factory burned this morn ng'
wi most o. It's cluteu y r. Tucker who was IN oc-
cpant OF the burned building mas insurance on stoca
and machlDcry o. $1,000 %. .. beedr loses Ho,tss s
10000 The building winch was OVneI by the Norm
Bcuuiu -tun Boz AID shoe Company was insured Iol
$4,000. The entire Loss VIII be Oy 7 tJO.OJO'
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TELEGR4PHTC NOTES.
INFRINGING or PATENT

CHICAGO Aux 6-Judge Blodgett in the United States
D-tric Court t-day in he case o, L. Hoe 90 asainst
fru on letters p4rr4t granted 10 Hoe for foling
device counected with the w.o presses An injunction
THE COST OF THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
CHICAGO. Aug 6.--samuei b. Rt mond, en- liruan. and
Arrangements for the Republican National Sonyenton'
rnort that tn total amolnf collected for the purpose
dividend OF fOrty-sevtn per cent 70 tae suDscrOer'
LAUNCH OF THE MORNING STAR
BATH VI b, Aug G-Ihe m. m.-sioniry steamer u rnlh9
star was aunched al noon today ny the New, ,ing ana
Board of FOregl Mission. she Is expected 70 o. ready
Tor by september 10
riIE REUNION OF THE LEE FAMILY.
HARTFORD Conn, Aug. 6-IAe Lee family reunion
ended here to-day; There was an attendance Oota
folow.: Villas II. Lee, OF New-York, president with
forty ycepresdents aud Charles T. Lee OF Eoc hester
secretrf About thirty Of the company went to Farm
gton this afternoon 10 visit the grave Of Jonn Lee.
tuelr sh ancestor, wlo buried 200 years ago.
LABOR FOR TEMPERANCE.
CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Tue catholic Total Abstnen'e
T-ninn of America met An Central Musc Hall to-day.
e the o, ts hesdsd ay 6e
clergymen in attendance and ceeded TO tbs cathedral
where high mass was suu ana sermon "a9 PieS0Nou
by the Rev. walter Elliott II New-foTk.
FURNITURE DEALERS FAIL
BALTIMORE. Aug 6.-J0seph A Audouh ana imam @ a
Iie Al, .signment this afternoon 70 Milton W. Audouu
Tor the benefit OF their credors Inc oohd oI me trustee
THE CASES UNDER THE SCOTT LAW
CrvcrNv,rf Aug 6-The County Solicitor IN charge OF
M rr..cu ions Tor the collection OF unpaid taXes under
be Icof law has determined % cease suing Individuals
until test case BE- taken b the supreme Court lC
/. Thought that hnal decision may Dc reached by NO.
mbrr.
ONE LIQUOR SELLER SHOOTS ANOTHER.
BALTIMORE. Aug. "a difficulty occurred this after
noon between Henry BROOKS ana George Uamoe' 90 % II
lquor ~ lrrs. Brooks shOt Gamble three times. one
ball entered let breast arm, aud the third ms
hip Tue Uhy scian prOnounces the wounds serious
DROWNED WHILE CATCHING BAIT
SEA BREEZE, n J.. Aug. 0-JOseph Redmond, usheF
man aud an unknown man, were drowned here yesIer-
day Thev we're catching bait In = small creek whsh
they ste pped into deep h0le and sank out o. sign"
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ELopiNe MN HfR F4rHtEs raRuH4ND
Sot SATISFIED wtrn tHr SWEETHEART PROVIDED
ny HtH rAHENfs.


lIruoN, Ohio. Aug, Ga few mornings ago
when Miaa Ella starr summoned - htraha7 et her
fathers ftfuhota ha place sho "a Iai ip respond
ths door hufa upan after trpatd rn'tia &" awake
tho supposed nnatt, ant thu fuHm vas found uuoe'h7
pied D. ats uf ruu p.t Warr al nit aniat aihol ahd
Nainus nthnr excuses - aueod TO toonunt fuf tho
atson.e at tue dau- ltrr search %. tue room how
ey D. brought view aultr, which lay ou tIo bureau
aui read thus
Mother. Whan vou this I will prabah he fir
away with ne one whom love ana whom YOU aud pi q
hate. Nuu may hin, am serving f'te q mean ftk
hut The le,iers have received frum Inn dlrlh1 hla
abs, nee nave not contained Ouc word OF dncC Ctou.
Miss starr about nineteen. About year ago Mr.
arr gagged Lou- Link, OF Milan, 10 assist ia farm
work Link did bis faithfully. and spent nea,ly all
hi, leisure time at the farmhouse IN coIyersatl with
the object Of uis ahcc lous. knowing that the young
VOau's parents would never go 10 TO their union ths
"a cidcd 10 tine firuy by eiOpiu- Car
rage tracks beneath the girls window tell the me n OF
departure employed bu all eOr tr ce the pair have
failed. Ms starr engage 10 Peter LARGO. VINO ha'
been absent tnc lakes ing IL the cpdcy Oi hrst
mate The schooner Southwest
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BANKS REFUSING TO CASH THE CTY's ORDERS
CONSTITUTIONAL RESTRICTIONS.
ny ryfK KcR ,pu To TIE TeIsrVEI
Ia rKLkGRArH TO No ]


WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. 6.-The financial
condition Of thu oiy alarming In fact. Wheeling l.
tn Incal wreck -imps at the condition Of the af
fairs Of tie city was obtained me time ago
when the Exchange Bank refused 70 cash any
more Of the cit = orders. Every other 1suk IN The city
followed its example ana tu,r &C ne The COun-
ell was cal ed tog thcr an the Financial Committee held
a session. II was a.ccrtaael t'at the y indebted
ness was sGj9 ESQ, which has since increased TO over
100000.
The Constitution prescribes that city cannot create
Indebtedness exceeding per cent o. IL taxable prop
cry ned Tor ats purposes. The STATE assess
meut Just compile ell SHOWS the city property % De worth
Sl6I75,s6O Five per cent OF this would be SsO- 793
which would be the limit OF the Indebtedness
the city may incur. Deducung the present
ndebt eduess leav.s mlrgn OF 100000
The otys Affairs in such condition. tn refore
that gslatou /, absolutely Necessary. The proposed
new an ordinance for 100000 mas been lying o. the
table OF the council June In order 10 secure money
with which 10 pay city officers and bills against
the CITY Receiver Dunaway has be n obliged 20
skirmsh about the streets hunting men whohad money
that they were wiling 10 iuyes In orders pay ng pr
cent and free from city taxes Fer aD VI Two
months by dint Of hard work. Nj Dun
away has been enahi ID 10 NEE the demands made
IN him buf the frs Of Tia month found him the end
Of his resources lie paid The policemen for july N or
ders which, forum tely FOR them they were able @ ped
die on the street for their face value With the mon IN
the FIRE Department, however the case is different
They are pad twice a month waich is drawn
in lump by the clerk on the receiver, who
psvs each man the amount due lin a. shown on The
pav-roll Thus far Mr. DunaTay las uot b-en able to
each this order and the men have not received tAe
M lney due them August l. new IRE en-
sipe was ordered AID has arrived and must be
paid for in ten days. Tint amount with the
other DRAFTS now coming will make total OF
about sleO 900 drsis now due. There nov some tslL
of making a onu Tor that amount and MAKING hY pto'
yi.,on Tor the hoard OF Public Worlh N oe'
,syad Nv many taat provided the 100000 ordi-
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Liberals to-day they leaving the Chamber OF
Deputies
BELFAsT, Aug. 6-Miler & Son, fax spnners, o. this
CITY have failed II Is mated that the Liabilities Will
reach el1O,O0 twO-thirds OF which are secured
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6-Hatsed Il Co, OF this city. sup
and insurance brokers have failed. Jose n Chamber
lain president OF Board OF Trade severely criticised
the firm months ago in connection with his sup
ping bill
DrntGV, Aug ca true bill has been found against
Cornwall Frepeh Fernaufez pillar and Iytfle for
felony. AMI for conspiracy against KrVa and cornwall
Physicians have been appointed t. inquire into Fiencis
sanity.
IsCIIG- Aug. 6-The Fmperors William and Francis
Joseph arrived her al noon from lhnsen, Whthcr me
Emperor Francis Joseph went n receive Emperor Will
lam Tho Empress iIaboth received then both at the
lschl atat ~ An Immense con curse ot people as
semhed outside the station. dinner was given In the
evening at The Imperia villa.
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WAR CLOUDS IN CHINA.
THE FRENCH TO BoMBARD Foo-cHow.

CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH THE NEW KING WILL
BE RECOGNIZED.
PARIS, Aug. e.-Tbe Figaro states that Admiral
Courbet has been ordered to lombard the FOO-C how
arsenal Tomorrow, unless the garrison surrenders.
The French Resident at Hue has been instructed
TO recognize the new King only upon condition that
he accepts the treaty between France and China
concluded 10y NJ. PatenOtre. French Minister to
China.
The Temps expects that extreme measures in
dealing with China will be postponed until dis
cusslon of the Chinese question has been had in the
chamber of Deputies. after the present session of
Parliament at Versailles has been concluded.
The National referring to an interview to-day he
tVcon Primo Minister Ferry sud IT, Fung Pau. tho
hlnese Minister thinks II indicates that negu'ia-
tinuo
L"NnoN.AuF q G=Accofdmg to tho lntrst advicea
it"m hina. thn Chinese authorities have stopped
inc tnutirt lttVipr hrtwrrn Iuuzt how aulthu land
ins place # lao telegraph cable.
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G0rERYoR CLEVEL4ND'S TIC4TI0N
4 VISIT To sARANAc LAKE PLANNED-rHE FRENCH
CANADIANS.

by TELEGRAPH To- THE rRBUNEl
ALBANY. " Y, Aug. 6.-GOvernOr Cleveland
leaves bany tomorrow afternoon at o'clock for the
Upper ~arauac Like In m Aliron lacks where h. VIII
probably pass two weeks vacation. He will spend the
night Pattsburg and by carriage % h' place
of estimation IN FRIDAY Hi' travelling companion
viii be Dr. r. ward, OF this ci y.
The Governor states a the rumor9 cone arnng his
letter OF 1cecp' ance are wthOIJ fou' dlipn.
Among his Wis tors TO-DAY were General Franz Sige,
Of Ney-York Canal Commis-Ionrr Wright. o. Geneva
wi liam G. Kingsley. OF Bro ,kyn and DR. Hlrrahap OF
Rutland. General onts j. C.iny and senator W.
b gish. OF California, and Auol Parker OF Kings
ton.
The proceedings of the Nat.onu Convention o. Ftnch
Canadians here to-day were unnterestng until the
.nuouucemeut by he presid OH er, thai Governor
eyclnd had invited the body O. VISIT hlm tt tl' Ike
cuye Chamber Tnis ere trd perfect I've. or excite
mtut. many delegates constituting 10 a. an Insult To- th
d an mpt en- ~ pol zeal favor. After ate
dis the convention ook re- cs. Wltl the III tl' 10
ace pt the iuvaiou ard tu anne ldWeIt o. II ring ne
ace ptuce thou p ID zeal s-ulurtne -tlli pc dung.
A1tcr be 70 lurnmen dODu half ot tlt body called on
e cover Ior
Tho Governor informed TIE TtBrNE correspondent
that ne bad not determined how lo Le >h uld RENAL
u the woDis Ua VIII probably take two or thr' " ea
T spite from wo L. I'll, lett r x &C p.dlcc VII not De
prepared I'LL his Ict Iru.
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RrRIE6 TNDEf T0NS or coal
THE DEATH OF rwo MINERS AT THE INDIAN RIDGE
COIIIERY.

COIIIERY.
rpy TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBuSEI
Surv,NpoAH. Penn. Aug. g. fall of top
oa tnoI pace At the Philadelphia and Reading Coal ana
Iron Conpanys Indian Ridge Coliery at this place 10
iav result IN the instantaneous death NJ tive miners
aud fatal injury to third. Abraham bWlafd' 'hafe'
ard Frank Wa we're partners working breast ~ t'
co,rv The three ,p-u working oge her as usual
this mornlru when thov pnoounterods sohd rock oi TOP
cool mich thcv undertook 90 bar down without resort
Ing ~ the usual ni.th n uF blisig Huge Nmhe7 h'd
haen placed unlet hr tnnf o prevent aulden i' hnt
not wit hs ahiing tho n nraunh t,huu iu guard against
an aroirht suddenly without an warning
terrible uah ol coal and tooh eamn down
completely hufYing tho mtoa men wh' screamed
ai tne ton at thrT Nnar, o. hrirg the IA VINO were
Wafh nE 90 the EabgWai ln thuif frarur
Thor cries we're hoard. but Wuru ihr +dhsW'f u'u
reached the all quiet tAs ~ WnIc pu VIC"
and q ter examination 10 was found thrt were ~ ''
under IWrut, nye tons OF coal WIN thaia'loi a.
promptnrss they begun 10 shovel aN aN lhr 'nat atu
after one hours WorR they reached Frank waters Nl
was still alive. hu fatally injured Two hollS htt Na
the bodies Of Charles Waters aud Ahran h hukt Ih NVr
reached BOtn were nd; their bodies being l-hllu9
fdI of cod took place Frank Waters $40
-omc distance away fiom the other two men,
The cause of the accd, h. own, hut II is believed
som OF the supper slpp from their ttSJe luE anu
caused the fall Cuarl terS was thirty YER or as
an unmarrel Frank Waters forty wears old am
marrieI. Buzzard "a POauder ald unm irrrd' All
experienced m ucrs
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THE FRFNcHIY MADAGASCAR.

LONDON, Aug. 6.-Ihe mes TINS nlol IN Liliis
publishes a dispatch from Madagascar OF '"'' -, -,
f.lovs. TIN. French ars displaying the great
.t a.ttytrv m drawing mule, from Reunion by reqmsl-
ton General WnoughDy f. at Taraia'te WIN IV'OOV
Hovas VINO are ainy relying on lhe forum a'ion' an
torpedo pits Measures have he'n taken 30 'o', W & !,
,eies..rv 70 Am ,osi MY miles inland phe-9an o to
V,L ,yyo'n. tb.t have reac .ei MadagascM nom Ion,
auin have been sent 10 Maunga and VIII iorm secT Te
army. i viii march frOm M'Qunga 10 .NS tff 80 sears
naive Premier h. di posed to make pea e. pul u.
bet he Vii lo.e his nead The French are suffering
much from dysentery and fever
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TO HIS WIFE AFTER 20 YEAR
DESERVING THE ARMY AND HIS FAaILv-A WOMAN
WITH TWO HUSBANDS.


lPY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSEl
XENIA OHIO. Aug 6.-ln the summer of fs62
company of volunteers recruited - Washington
Ohio. John Levey cast his fortunes with the com
pan, leaving behind family consisting of his wife ana
three children. lie remained with his comrades unth
the return trip from Arkansas Post ON this tip many
soldiers became dissatisfied desrtons were frequent
Before the regiment arrived a. NounFs Point Levey de
serted He did rot home aft'r the war was over
AMI no ucws uf him was obtained from the returning
soldiers Az the years rolled by was believed th''
no had died Mira Lrvpy continued to meuih
tho death of her husband untl oct'Nei'
go 1870 ON that day she married TO I ohas Llls
TUn two suns and iau- hrf had EtuWn up hnn N'i' N
tirJ aud dnius we'll uaf ur two ago lr'i.' Nhl
,rtrI t,,nt fnr utu ui sius husband aud hrr lho
letter trt.ain Tho tact that To- tvrul Hs lNii u-
br. ivns in the ruuntra st iiAr Ia A1 10 Hl @'n''
and nrsrf ttiunI a dtfH ifffr ii"W hla VII" ah'
,hldtru Ito had nftrn u4a-rd through Wa sths l'n N
br, rt l.nk tIr ifuunlu tn hunt al ha Hmf. lr haH
Ireu WDtkIup 90 pf hand ht- ar' ui u4atri n"that
,nI ~ al and puuf The rtto do a.. lnd ate any u.
n- ti,. A. dlsfHln iht lfrarut family irlt Ions n hs
wilr, nui mere uIuitr1 ahuuI hl7 'hNn'" ""' ''"'
frsts aDtsIr. tu hrr tAtni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

Hale. in the Pierce Coal Company's mine at Aron'o'u
Patrick Coyne In the Anthracite Coal Company mine
at Greenwood William Hsilow, In the G7psey "roNo
coery of the Pennsylvania Coal Company AT DlnmoIe
and John Horan. IN the Cayuga shat OF the h
Iackawunna ana Western Company at Pr0vl1ete' Ins
victims all leave families McHae ana N"yne 49,
operated upon hal time this year the total number II
accidents il forty-fve Frederick Schandt miner was
also hurt TODAY IN the Mount Pleasant mine ~ TINS "
all of roof struck him I'm he back and produced par
a yss Of his leg His rec very IL doubtful
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FATAL ACCIDENTS IN COAL MINES.
Icy rrLranAPn 10 rHE TRIBUNE.

fBY rELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.
,ScRANToS, Aug. 6.-There have been eight
fAta accidents in this part of the anthracite coal
ohs far ths month -Four of them occurred yester-
aay aud to<iay. These we're az follows william Mo-
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THE AYGLO.ANEmC1N CABLE COMPANY

LONDON. Aug G.-The halt-yearly meeting oil
the Anglo American Ctbe ComoaIy was held today.
Tin, report pre- -eute showed falling Oh In the receipts
ID, me Amount siJ,JT7. o-rnparod vth clio nr-t
half OF tie year 1893 The report proposed the setting
apart o. $1,000 ora rene unt aud the declaration
of second quarter dividend o H. g. percent'ee on
o.liu.r rv stock and %. 35s on ur fcrcd stock The
cDirn .u Poe q k that t. company was anon t' ihr
vftl another hl'-f com '-.t ID. uut - prop ~T vs. n
,.a. u.,.r The decrease .lfui was owing io ne
press. d tra'e ton Wa made H2' 'nst SGT ing
sp.- tu. e-I.uOo fora renewal fund, ot n VS. lo-t
Iue D. port was tAeicupou al ptrd
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THE FRENcH CONSTITUTION.

PARIS, Aug. 6.-At Versailles to-day 'hecolii-
ittee OF the Congress Of the two Houses of Parliament
to which all proposed amend MS TO the -
were referred accepted NJ AR ireuHs ndiibe ro
airing nat al nouarcht pre- enlrrs w 80 matter ID
the Presidency. The IN uittee icucI ia w.
q. cord wi Prime Minister teIY
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d MUSIC TEACHER KILLS HIMSELF
inY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl

inY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNEl
u, NEw- BRUNSWICK, Aug. GA teacher of
Tnnsc IN his city, James C. Garland, who eight years
ego pted 10 murder his wife and then tried 10 put
sn end o. mis- own life by mutiating bis head with a
Ratchet committed suicide AZ m to-day b. shooting
Enset IN the night ear with pistol lie was teacher
w n1kle ID NeW-IOrk.
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nance should pass the Council and go 70
a vote OF the people would be kiled
because Of TIE provisions makes for the board a u
he citys total Indebtedness s-OoOOO or
beyond tho COnstitutiOua limit There IL no money on
hand. Many city employee are unpaid. None VIII pe
paid this month. The outlook il glO my in the extreme
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I-I.uu|.D u".D.. Avn ,fI0InH

NuuN,o,NrG E L. Aug. e. since last tdl
trouble has c>,.tI between Lmrt d. N'Nt, 'nt lh,o-
Il r- /. NoNr.,' ,'. NtnNil, Ari-lnz u'm oiso trades
ud ou Nulal occasions tAe latter aa7 u1.d hsIl words
.,tu.t r b,rIutr Just before noon to-day Theodore
Noory drove up to the WoonsOcket Water Works res
ervoi where Elmer Mowiy Vas employed, az shot him
iu ia. side prldur ng wound tum which ne cannot
r' rover L murderer then drew revolver aud sent
bul et INTO his brain. His injuries VIII also prove
fatal Theodore Mowr, Is thirty years old, well
4ted and mas wlfe and two children His victim Ia
teAty-nne years old and unmarried The men are not
..II.
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FRAGMENTS OF GABLE NEWS.

RrpNF Aur s-The Peace Conference In session mere
passed A resolution to-day fayOrinK the heuu~HN'"' VI
Denmark Norway. Sweden aud houmah"
BRUs.EIs Aug GA mob hooied the Cleflcas anu