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DEFIANT ORAN0ENEM

Preparing e Mako . Ceuassr Dsnsastra.
siss h Newry n Spite 81 che Government
LONDON. June 7.-Meetings Of Orangemen
were hold In London yesterday. At which Il was
decided that unlees the Government proclaimed
the Nationalist meeting at Newry. numbers
Of Orangemen would proceed thither and
assist their brethren in Q counter do.
monstration. The committee ct Newry has
sent . despatch to London saying that
all arrangements have been made to prevent
the meeting on Sunday. and asking
what assistance London can render. A large
force Of military police will be despatched to
Newry from Dublin to protect the Nationalist
meeting and suppress any meeting OF Orange
strongly worded address has been Issued to the
OrapgeInen Of Ulster appealing to them to as.
semble n force on Sunday In opposition to the
DYE DysI,s; June yMErsl Spencer h.: issued
make counter demonstration to the Nation-
alist meeting in Newry tomorrow. That town
appears to be In q state Of SIEGE Infantry
lancers. and police are being assembled there
tGc the purpose OF paTe:eryiOg order Father
ton to attend tho Nationalist 'D NESTING
The stopping OF the Orange counter
demonstration is regarded as the greatest
concession made to the Irish Nationalists In
ss
Kingdom. Thousands Of Orangemen have ar
rived In Belfast from England Mr.. Geddis
the Secretary of tho Orange Committee In
London. hiss sent the following despatch:
sssi 5Ss fssssea ~. sad @
erpooI. No surreIder. The Oranscmcn ars
dstermined to hold their meeting. '
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TAs Dss0Assp - . Wsssessaa JsAss oeae -
Pssssa ~ Lar ~ MsrAse.
DAHrYoRp. Wis.,, June 7.-One chapter IN .
celebrated criminal case has been closed By the
life sentence Of Mrs. Ellen Long. q handsome
woman Of IS. for the murder Of Harvey White.
moro. aged II years. on Oct. "a. 1883. Mrs..
LonG. who 10 the daughter OF Judge Meysrs.
one Of the most prominent men In the
State. had been intimate with Whittsmors.
tho boys father. for three years. She ID.
mitted trying to poison Mrs. Whittsmors
In order 70 get her out Of the way.
that she might live with her husband.
The body Of the murdered boy was found In
the riyer. with his throat cut from ear 70 ear.
Mrs Long was arrested on, purely crcur,.
stantiA evidence, and finally confessed the
crime. She said that she cut thu child's throat
IN her cellar. and then carried the body TO- the
river. She would give no reason for the crime ;
but tho general belief 10 that tho child was
e c infant Of 2 crIminnl intsrc9u re. between
Killed for fear that he misht tell what be knew.
The father was arrested - An ACCESSORY. but
The c. court room ON was crowded whom Mrs.
Long was arraigned for trial She Withdrew
her former plea OF not guilty and pleaded
guilty instead. and Was sentenced to prison
az Waupun for life. She RECEIVED her sentence
ent, and still retained that indifYsren. manner
which he has assumed since the murder. Un-
der tho provisions OF . recent law In this State.
Mrs. Long. notwithstanding her sentence. 70 u
competent Witness. and Ia expected to testify
against WhittemOro at his trial.
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COLLISION OF SOUND STEAMERS.
The City sf worcester Hits the stoningtsu I
Fog-Each Blames the Other.

The City q worcester Hits the Stonlngton In
aFog-Each Blnnes the Other.
NEWPORT, June IA collision between the
steamers Stonineton and City OF Worcester
occurred . few miles this side Of the Bartlett
Reef lightship between IL and o'clock this
morning. whom all the passengers on the Ston-
ington were asleep. Shortly before o'clock
tho lookout on tho stonington discovered
light Just ahead Of them. and hearing no
breakers know at onoo that It was . steamer. It
was tho City Of Worcester coming on. the look
out says. at full speed. Every effort was made
BY tho stonineton to stop. and 1t is alleged
that she sounded three whistles and got no an
swsr. While tho Stcnington was backing. Il 10
alleged. the Worcester struck her twenty yards
forward Of the wheel house. Many OF the pas
ssenEeEs Who had retired were thrown from
etAterooms. not stopping to dress themselves
Many women. and even those holding helpless
infants. gave less evidence Of fright than the
1t REQUIRED but little time for the officers to
ascertain that the Injury from the collision was
not great. and was Al above the water limo Of
whether she could render aseistance. the
Worcester steamed on her way to New York.
Tho City Of Worcester arrived here yester-
day morning and reported the collision. Cant.
that night. and little way on Bartlett's Reef
could not SEQ her: The Oily Of Worcester lay
70 and blew three whistles. and the .Ston-
NTH had sDssa n.ds
the stonInaton came. cutting the. water straight
s6sn:, q f.. SAYS he II;
serious accident. The City Of Worcester aus.
tanned no damage.
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Renai.s Of the Public Lands.

WASHINGTON. June THE House passed to-
day the bill forfsne the unearned Atlantic and Pacino
grant Mr. Cobb called up the bill amending the Home.
stead law.
Mr. Holman offered an amendment, providing that NO
public lands Of the United States sapted agriculture
shall Be so except mineral lands and town sites; and
all Of the public lands adapted 70 agriculture shall BE-
rssssvsd for actual and bona de settlers only under the
provisions Of the Homestead law subject however to
bounty land and college scrip issued by author
msds fcr The pSrpess q sauesson; TO The debate
y political turn BY the declaration that the HON
law bad been almost solidy oppossd BY the Democratic
Mr. Cobb rsorted that the Republican party had
come into power II had IN the most fragrant manner
wasted and Given away the public lands.
Ar. Holman contended thit the Homestead law was
essentially . Democratic measure.
Mr. Van Eaton OF Xississippi suggested that time
would b savsd II II could be taken for granted all
them to b. siways talking about that dsvotion.
nwas discovered that no quorum was prsssat and
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A AGED sssuesr Mura.rsA.

UTICA. June 7.-Daniel Weaver. aged about
90 In comfortable oircumssnceA married and having
four children. was found dead yesterday near Charles
Asydoes barn. In seuben Corners In the n1hern part
Of Oneida county Late last night developed that
ard Jones: n.ighhor. for some time Weaver left his
no hons on ~ g. ABOUT 70 supposed that
from Welsh cslebrstion 10 R.msen. discovered and
neck 70 his brain jones 10 missing Mrs Jones 10 about
a. and has three OF four children the inquest Jones
n the hotel in Remsen al through Thursday night
picion now rests upon Joness WIFE, No arrssts have
been made.
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aLoNzwe UP THE COURT MARTIAL
Chandler 0Nys Lieut.. Field Should Have been
Put Out q the Service.

Pat Out q the Service.
WARRINGTON, June I'm carrying out the
sentence OF the court martial which tried Lieut..
E A. Field Of the swatara. at Port-au-P Prince.
some time ago for drunkenness. Secretary
Chandler publicly reprimsnds that oficer in a
general order. and. In doing 30. expresses his
Dissatisfaction with the sentence Of the court
which was suspension for two yesrs. with q
roprimapA. 10 says that tho ofIicer ought to
have boon dismissed from tho service. The
Secretary concludes a. follows:
The Navy Department never safely AGan order
Lieut. Field TO the performance Of duty; he Will ~
an sncumbr.nce upon the active lis and ought to
PIRATE duties Of which he can never be allowed tods
and lives Of the United States Navy.
Secretary Chandler has addressed letter to
each member Of the court martial expressing
disss tisfaction with the sentence.
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Troasle with her II ssbssd.

Policeman Rodgers Of the Twentieth street
station saw respectable looking middls.ased woman
sitting on stoop In Tweny.third street. near Tenth
avenue. on Friday night The policeman spoke to the
woman. and she told him she had trouble and was 60
ing u throw herself the river IT the foot Of the
street she refused 70 tell the Sergeant AZ tho station
house her name or resdence hut ~ Jefferson Market
yestsnay she told Justice Gormun that she was Mra
Addie Lewis Ny husband 10 . travelling salesman"
che said. and have had some trouble with him" She
Refused to say where she lived give the address of
await the arrival Of some Of her relativea.
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A Little stsry Told b Blaine.

The following OCCURS in the preface OF now
publication bv j. TAFT issued 10 London and entitled
"Ths Cattle Fields Of the Far West Their Present and
Futurs" 1.-TWO yes ago It was proposed to the writer
BY sx.secrstary Blaine that they should proceed 10
Europe together to negotiate the sale Of property Mr.
Blaine while recapituans the merits Of the scheme
was requested 70 make note Of is varora points
reply lister, acme year: ago an Ir!shn,.n came
begged his employer to write for him. Would your
honor phase saw commenced Pat. that have i ate
once . day. why Psi.' said hta master, ron have
meat three times day At least, 'shur~. sorr.' ex.
behave"
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On the Crowded ass.nsrs.

Mime. Modissks was among the passengers
for Europe on the crowded Alaska yesterday. Many
friends at the dock to bid her farewell She said
that she was going TO make professional through
Europe and that she would rsturu here again 10 six
teeil months.
Many members Of the West Side Athletic Club stood
on the forward deck Of tho City Of Chester with Mr.
Neck. the sevsn.mils champion walker. whom the
champion game. to 10 held at Birmingham and London
Prince ysmsshna NJ japan and his suite were also
pAasenxers OH on the City 1T Chester The Prince went
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Germany. 0ej.e,is.s % the Cni.ess TREATY.

VIENNA. June IA Berlin despatch to the
Tasb'aH today says that the German Government he's
sent communication to the French Government In
gard TO the commercial stipuations Of the rien-tsn
treaty. It congraiulatrs France her military
cesaes but objects to her commercial Olicy In closing
certain Chiness provinces 10 general trade The Tu0bdn
adds the french policy In the East hsa provoked
the drafting Of new customs law. which has been
serted RschstAg Increasing duties French
articles exported to Germany.
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Brooklyn'. Federal building site.

Before tho Congressional Subcommittee on
Public Buildings aud Grounds sitting In Brooklyn yes
tsrdsy James ~ Levitt testified that s3OOOOO would
have been good price or the Federal building site and
ihs ets OI was entirely too high The site for Post
once bad, because Of the number Of saloons that
ladies would have TO pass In going TO It, Ths site was
also bad because Of the growth Of the city beyond the
City Hall The investigation 10 not finished.
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Manager Taliy Identiaed.

Gerald Thomas Tuliy. alias Richardson. who
was arrested by tho SHERIFF time sgo IN civil pro.
csedinga began BY the English Consul was rcnrresed
BY Deputy United States Marshal bernhard YESTERDAY
on warrant from Commissioner Osborn changing him
with forgery The accused IL said have stolen
from the Pr Bank Of knslAnh while managing III
and Identified HIM. He WAS held 10 await sxtrsdiIion
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ss.A,.s r.r.,s. P..p.r. Z. A..r,...

ALBANY Juno Tho State Board Of Chair.
ties hiss adopted resolution calling the attention of the
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction In New York
city 70 the fact that seniie dsmened and idioe per.
sons are frequently sent to this country from Europe
with the intent OF putting on our people tho Of
maintaining these helpless persons and saking what
additional laws are needed any 10 provide for return
Ing such uufortunAtes to their countrisa
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I.Nsr-..is. About su...r B..-d,.s.

Iafos1atisa About Summer Bssrding.
General Passenger Aren't John N. Abbott Of
the Erie Company 10 distributing free very full drec.
tory Of hotels boarding and farm houses situated in the
OF the Hudson aud the mount aims " Ulster HuIiiyun
and Ptke couniss. u gives prices Of board ~
rates q fare: The directories may be had +D and
and W. Broadway is7 West street ~ Cortlandt street
sttery p.ase And q Court street. Brooklyn and ~
hudson street. HobOken.
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A Tax % . Tax.

WASHINGTON. June THE Treasury Depart
msnt decides that . patent medicine manufactured
abroad and bearing foreign stsmps must nay
duty here the cost OF the stamps well the
cost Of the medicine the cost Of the stamps being part
OF the foreign market value.
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Fer The Lsss sr her Hssssaa.

In the suit Of Almirs r. Clark against tho
Providence and soninRton Steamship Company for the
recovery Of damage for the loss NJ her husband
Charles G. Clark lost In the collision between
the atssmshtes EsVrasansstt and Etouinston Juns
day grantee tAs p!Ainu6s motion for . ir,sl by
jury on the erouhd thai a the time ot the collision the
- -
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HUDSON. Juno Mr.. Matthew Kennedy.
State Game and Fish Protector assisted BY Mr. Fred
Nsthsr OF the New York Fish Commission and Deputy
sheriff H.sneeek captured and destroyed nine pound
and TvoN yesterday These are very d.struove TO
the hahinx. and their the Hudson i Illegal They
ermsn were surrrised hut offered resistance. They
are liable TO nhs Of e%uo for using these nets.
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New Treaty Betwee. France and AMMAN.

PARIS. Juno Tho now treaty between
France and AMMAN hes been signed. By IL terms the
provinces Of Bnhusn and Thsueoa are restored to An
nam. customs syatem similar to that In force In
coehinChina 10 established. French military oceups
tion Of oil strategic points In AMMAN and Tonauin may
BE- elected II necessary permanent French garrison
nam, Amman accepted the treaty without making any
modlne ations BY u Amman ia pluced under French
proteetorate. The French Resident 10 Cochn. China
VIII represent AMMAN IN all her foreign relations and
AMMAN VIII form customs union with CochinC China
egraph service. and OF finance and customs will form
single branch OF Administration under the direction Of
French agent
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Fac 0aias . Pslss.

QUEBEC. June 7.-Application was made to-
day BY the defence for writ Of certorsr in the Emo
After argument judge Tester granted IT, return
Crown proposed 10 make . similar application.
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TIE saivstioa Army Treated - . Nuisance.

CLEVELAND. June Tho Salvation Army,
numbering twentyfour men and women. were arrested
last evening for disturbing the psucs by psradins the
strests SINGING shouting praying and playing musical
Instruments They Kept In jail night and this
morning were arraiRned In the Police Court. Capt.
walker ssd three others were tried oin!Iy aad convict
three o!hers were nnsd r. and the remaining twenty
sentence Judge Hutchna said that the Salvation Army
hiss BECOME nuisance. and must be- suppressed like any
other nuisance. lie would impose light nne . warn.
Ing but they arrested again he would nic the
full penalty OF the law every time
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o.. w... Men. with -. c...,.s,..

John Robbins. a colored coachmau. with .
wife snd two children. employed at Poughksepsis. and
Annie Potter colored servant In the family Of Mra.
Gallstin In thar city together two weeks ago
aud took rooms q SIS West Thirtisih street Constable
Decker arrested Annie Friday night
Justice German sent her bsek with the constable.
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Mary d. Ryan Of Sag Harbor. L. l.. has sued
tn have her marriage with John r Ryan annulied on
the ground that he has another wife living She was
married to Ryan In 1871 On occasion, she nvers
she visited her mothsrinsw and while looking At the
:rsnS resemblance e her husband This aroused her
Uncovered that the child the issus OF q marriage
between the defendant and Jennie Ryan OF Ohio Kysn
10 said 70 Be living In New York.
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RoNE. June 1.-THE consistory for tho crea.
alton OF Cardinals has been deferred until autsmn.
owing g dissxresmsnt between the Vatican and the
OF the OF the concordst The Pope has directed
that special Commission Of Cardinals prepare pro-
lava
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Ex.HarsAaI Han g ss PrssssussS.

WASHINGTON. June THE Department OF
Justice win bring criminal proceedings asanst Joha
Aan lately United etssss Aarshsl Of the wssssn Dta
riet OF PennsylvantA who accussl Of failinl = -
seaas tss hsus aAssiS e neasy Sssavsd b In.
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completion. and the Stand holders ere making great
preparations for moving In. They expect to occupy
the new buildaG about the 18th inst. Over many Of
the stands are nns large rooms. which the owners
hitting up - otces storage private psTlors
The rooins will 10 cooled by cold air pipes.
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Tive Nsphsws Already Cared Fer.
. Blaine has two nephews-Augustus and Isaac
otaAwood-4n the Custom Heuss . olsrkA
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A. Eartss.ahs Z. Turkey.

quake shock Of seconds duration was experirncsd
yrssrdsy At Aisppo. The direction Of ths movement
ives from east No serious damage was caused.
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laak,.e o.s tor che P..s One,.

A machine for making gas from naphtha has
been plsced In the basement Of the Post once the
Park row side. The nsphths 2 Kept In barrels In .
When . supply OF Tas 10 required ne mnphths 10 re.
moved to ils basement The air on the Park side
Of the building 10 At times nsd with the dsagFsssbls
odor OF tbs nAphths.
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ST.. PAUL. June 7.-Henry q. Toomey Of this
city, aged H. mads ninetynvs miles . tenhour
skating the Rather Rink beating the hest
record The measurement of the eourae by which this
record was gained around the inside stakes which
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MADRID. juno I'm the Senate to-day Mar
shal Hevaohes the leader Of the roops which defend
ed Queen Isabella In the revolution Of 1885, asked the
members to confirm BY vote. the monarchical princ
pie In the course Of his speech he attacked the mill
tary risinRs.
Marshal ssrrano. replying defended the risings %
necessary evil. He proteSisd his devotion 10 King
Alfonso
se6or Canovas del Castillo declared that the revolu
uon OF 1868 was mafoftuue 70 the country. His Gov
srnmenS he said was liberal, but would defend the
No vote was taken and the subject was dropped.
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Sublime black and eoorsd silka sstins drsss eoods
meas clothing boots and shoes ladies saiSa wrnpA
ssft:S - ~; ~ 1sS::s: cc s';S: = k: %
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Tny-es.r Pa.se.sers Tee May.

Deputy United States Marshal Bernhard ar
rested yesterday L. A. Kersai Captain Of the Hamburg
steamship Polsria, . charge Of carrying nftyfour
passenger In Of the number specified Ia the GER
ttcAte OF inspection The vessel has been In uarsn
tine since Nay % with Of smallpox board She
arrived with 668 passengers Can't KsIsal WAS hAd by
CommissIoasS Osborn In ". 600 ball.
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DElLH. June I.oPrincS william q WuEtsm-
ssskS ~ AaAl u 1tnsso Dsatfise u nA1S1A6N
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Ferry L.Ais. Threw. ovsrssarA At . I..ue,

BRroENz. Juno TAT the launching OF the
steamer Habsburg ON Lake Constance to-day tempo.
rsry wooden structures. nlsd with spectators, gave
way. Forty ladies' including the Princess Thuruet
1nxs who chriaensd the vessel were throws into the
lake. Great excitement snsued but ali were Fescue6
from the water without serious injury.
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tn. Centenary Of u. French 1.v.,.u.

BERLIN. June Tho Berliner 7dgeblan re-
fsrns to the project Of the French Government to cell
citrate the centenary Of the French Revolution BY uni
versal exhibition at Paris IN 1850 expressed Doubt
whether the great Of Europe will 10 par
cries.
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LONDON. June IAN international ride
match, participated in BY English. Scotch and Irish
concluded at Coglen, 6lasgow The score was a.
1857.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-02-20

"BLlyn McGLoRY, the most notorious OF
New York dance house keepers, has been
sentenced to six months imprisonment Tor
violation Of the excise law.
GOVERNOR ROBINSON, Mayor Martin. and
many other prominent people attended
Wendell Phillips funeral in Boston. Inc
remains lay In state in Faneuil hau, where
they were viewed by thousands.
FIFTY farmers from nll over the country
were present at the annual convention or
the American Agricultural association IN
New York. A paper by United States Sena-
tor Vance, Of North Carolina, on "The Or
panj7ation Of Farmers for Political Pro
iection,n and other papers oil interest," 10
farmers were read
THREE Irish iaborers were struck by a
night express train near Baden, Penn,
and instantly killed.
The Ohio legislature passed bill appro
priating sj0,OOO for the relief Of the sufferers
by the floods
VIGILANTEs have recently hung larg,
number Of horse thieves in Northern Ne
braska As many ms eleven are said to have
been strung up within fortnight.
JAMES GRAHAM, II New Orleans lawyer
formerly with large practice, but deprived
/, Of il all through his drinking habits, lives
very unhaprily with his wife, whose larg,
fortune be hal also Squandered. 4 few day,
since Graham IN one Of his many quarrei
with his wife shot her dead AMI then com
mitted suicide.
a STRANGE ease is reported from Canton
Ohio. On n small farm near that city liv,
William Devices and his wife. For nearl,
twenty five years the couple, ns the result q
a trling quarrel, have not spoken wor
to each other. The other day tine wife
while III. suddenly calculated: William,
believe am dvny' She recovered how
aver, and to rake up for lost time the tw
have been talking Ia ea'h other ever since