New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
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me NEWS THIS MORNING.

HE NEWS TINS MORNING.
FoREIGS-The application for the extradition Of
John G. Emo was denied yesterday. == here
were thirty-eight deaths from cholera in Marseiles
since Friday night -= Operations for the re-
lief of Khartoum are to begin IN sc TENDER -
An agreement between the Lords an Commons ON
the Franchise BIZ is expected. -- The bIigau-
tine Cora is reported wrecked. -= fire in West
Winchester. Ontario, caused a loss of 100000.
DoMrs1IC.-SIens continue to multiply of Fem
ocratic dissatisfaction with the party's National
ticket. -= The State Department will shortly
issue an exhaustive treatise on the laboring classes
of the world = Statement that Blaine medals
ere made at the Philadelphia mint is false. -
John May. Conshohockcn, Penn, stabbed his
daughter aud killed himself. - Kotug
IL threatened at Ncw-Ibcra. La. be-
tween the political factions. = Legality
Of sale of Pitt,burG Newcastle and Lake Lue
Railroad affirmed. - Convention of state
Teachers at Elinira closed. - steamer RoXbury
Castle ashoroat Hart Island. -= Arkansas Re
publicans will not run State ticket -= requoi
Indians will ask State protection for their buryng
grounds.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-llalsted, lIaines & Co.
made All gnncnt yesterday 10 Louis May. ==
Kinglike. Cholnlu, IIimalaya, Herbert, -, and
Bonaretta won the Long Branch races. ==- The
Toronto Lacrosse Team left the city. == G. p.
Huntington was married. -= The Tam
many delegates to Chicago returned
last night. = Colonel Pierre Van Cort
landt died on Thursday. -- Gold value of
the lega-tender silver dollar (4l2l2 grains 80
cents =-=- Stocks opened lower and weak and af-
terward made rapid advances; later prices again
were lower and closed weak.
The WEATHER-TRIsUNE local observations in
dictate cloudy weather, with rain, followed by partly
cloudy clear weather Temperature yesterday:
Highest, So; lowest, 7Oo; average, zee.
Persons tearing torn for the season, and sum
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The suspension of one of the largest dry goods
houses in this city, Halsted, IIaines & Co.,
with heavy liabilities, will cause surprise and
genuine regret IN all directions, for the firm
name was well and widely known. Things
have been going wrong with the house, it APP
pears, for some time; but inability to borrow
money seemstO be the only charge that can be
made against the managers of it. In the light
Of many of the recent failures in New-York,
this is sufficient reason for gratitude through
out the entire business community.
The Sultan of Turkey seems to be nice ruler
after his fashion and also capable of appre-
ciating an agreeable gentleman when he meets
one. These two things put together explain
why Mr.. A. 5. Hewitt had so pleasant a trip re-
Gently in Turkey. The details of Mr.. Hewitt's
experience have not been made public before,
but elsewhere in this edition Of TIE TRIBUNE
our Washington correspondent serves them mp
in an amusing way. Every one will hope that
Mr.. Hewitt's Democratic brethren in Congress
will not raise Il row because he has exchanged
gifts with royalty.
THE TRIBuNE's cable letter from London this
morning contains the first adequate statement
which has been tclcgraphcd to this country Of
the significant and grave political crisi, which
now exists i'm England. The House of Lords
finally understand that they must 90 10 the wall
or yield to the will Of the House Of Commons i'm
regard to the Franchise Bill, and there is dis
may in the Tory party and wrath at the Opposi-
ton leaders who have allowed Themselves 10 he
brought into this situation. That il might have
been avoided by accepting Mr.. Gladstonc's
offer of u compromise only adds to the Con
servatve rage Meanwhile the Premier stands
ready 10 renew his offer.
81 Our regular correspondent NJ pnri. is inclined
10 count the Naquct divorce bill ~ blc.siug
for France. and some advantages Of the meas
uro are pointed ont In letter published on the
third page Of this paper Our correspondent
believes that the lnw viii make marriages of
convenience less frequent, since parents viii !
that If their children many only
because they are told 10 do 20, the household
which IL h desired 10 establish will not be- likely F.
10 last for a long time. This may prove true,
and 1t will be good thing for the Republic if il /
loes. But whether ii proves true or not, this /
'act remains the law is the law for all Of .
France. A man cannot be divorced on the .
light bank of the Seine under one statute
which does not allow him to remarry, and then
tep across the river and contract II perfectly
sgal marriage on the left bank which must also
Q recognized on the right.
1t Is frequently said that we have no frontier