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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
THE ATTACK ON KELUNG
REPORT or ADMIRAL LEsrEs'
Two NrS Kttlrp AND rovR wovNprp-A rH''
rrsr MADE no rnr rowrRs.

,c,, Nry KuIrp AND TovR wovNprp-A FRO
rrsr MADE TO rur rowrRs
P,pts. Aug Admiral Lcspcs reports tha' On
Augu.t =. with three vcssels, he attacked ana ue-
,troycd the forts of keluug On August parry
landed from the ships and completed the deSU"C-
zion of the war materials in store there The reh'h
are now masters Of the port the Toadstead ana the
n,incs Two men were killed and four wounded
during the operations.
The Ioliare gives the following account oil 'ne
Tren,b oneratons in China: Admiral Lespes block
aided Kelung on August .. The Chinese attempteu
20 repel him with a battery of Krupp cannon. Ihe
French thcreupon opened fire and slenced the bat
,e-v without casualty. A company then landed and
promptly spiked the guns. In this operation one
nan was killed and two wounded Admiral Lespes
remains at anchor before Kelung, so as to prevent
Chinese vessels from cOalng. Admiral Gourmet
stavs al Foo-Chow to support Mr. Paten0tres de-
mands. The detached squadron remains OIL WOO
Sung ten miles north of Shanghai
The Government will make a declaration to the
Chamber of Deputies concerning the Chinese cues. qnSSs
non on Saturday and will ask for further credit
~ enable ii to prosecute the campaign actlNey ana
IoNpoS. Aug 12.-Thc Times has dispatch from
petin az August ! l. which saws; The Tsung-li-
Vamen has protested to the Powers against tho
operations OF the French fleet atkelung
tIbe British Embassy at Pekin advises tafI 'Idu
VILE that the Chinese Government Is dlsposeu ~
Grant England equal trading concessions WIN
france IN the Southern provinces, but VIII MOI
enter INTO negotiations until peace with frahco i
assured. - IL, Dt:.t..o~
al Pekin is intriguing to annul the trading cohct
.ions made to France by China. The paper say
NJ. Pateuotrc will insist upon the special lEh's VI
France under the Ilen-Isln convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Aug. 12.-" Johnny" Cash, the
New York middlewei sht and Nike Wash OF Ottawa
70 ght fourteen rounds with sm al gloves under the Mar
quis OF Queensbcrry rules last night. Cash lied TO
come g. / mo aud Walsh was given the batt'.
The members Of the British Association are arriving
here In great numbers. Chief Justice DAILY, OF New
York has sguiod his intention Of aten Ing the meet
Ing number Of members started to-dav ~ an excur
stou To t1e Rocky Mountains. The Canadian Pachc
Railway has charge of the party
ABOUT 100000 bushels more Of grain have arrived
here through toe cana since june u than for the
responding perOl ~ Last Tnis result atribu e
90 Tue reduction of tol and harbOr due by the Govern
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
HAEvtSTIN4 N 1HE NORTHWEST.
THE WHEAT MARRY ALL n suocE AID THEEsH-
ING BiGU.
.nY rrLEGRAru To- TIE rmauSE1

ny r. LEGRAPH To- THE Tu3uNEl
IT. PAUL, Aug I2.-Ilarvcsting in Minnesota
and y k'ta south Of The tourty fourth parallel was
nearly finished yo-crl'y. few fields IN uuiavoraJe
situations for riuonuc yet uncut aud the work viii
drag along through all Of this week. The bulk Of the
wheat is in shock however. and stacking has begun In
many places. mre-iug from the shock will begin this
week NJ points. but not generally. Mr. Pratt OF
the Pratt Elevator Company, just returned from trip
through The James River Valley ia Dakota lays the har-
vest D., about completed. and the first thrsng from the
shock done Saturday lie says the crop tn The
Valley will Dee large. and the quality of the grain good
That portion of Dakota affected hy smut extends from
Mayyiic the Manitoba road south TO Moutc'deo on
the IItstug- aud Dakota and west this line TO the
hills on Tire Northv e-tcru rOa' Rust has ony appeared
from Marshall west. Last VI r-hal the grain Il cN-
cclent, aud free from uligt. Along the pmaa ruaI IN
southern Muue,pt3, wheat + nearly an iu shock and
stacking h'- n' gun m many places lhc crop VIII am DE
cut thi- week.
oats barley ana rye are all cut and fax il being
thir.brd n places \ few fJruer- are thrcsliuE
IN wheat from tuc shock bu not to any great extent
corn Is duu- well. and two week, Of good weather VIII
put It bees uud The reach of frost In North Dakota anu
Mune.o harvest has begun m earnest The weather l.
COO and pleasant and th" wOrK being pushed hlent
and dav The clear sphere enables the WorAm'h 10
Labor after dirk and the haive-trrs are often driven
20. late 10 O'Clock. ON the large farms relays oi m
aud tcams relieve each other and hy The close W ms
week the h.k of the crop viii Dee lu shock lhe !'b is
a. good a- first reports. AS FAR a. heard from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
1DrEL rorGHr r. THE DEATK

GALVESTON. Arg. PA dispatch from Ter.
reu Kautmal Couut, IeX,., 20 Ihe Ac'rs states thas
Bil" Dlughery and Lacn GRAY, young r,ncbers liy-
in on nj Prairie m the sOIthea'te'n part OF Kaufman
Count W re principals IN duel fought sunday even
Iu- m Vs. ch both men wounded. Gray "a ally Tho
trouble grow out Of frui q long standing and thu
only sdstme they agreed 60 to an 'o'ted place and
use their revovers til both fell A. he appointed
time DO were hand and with Iu parly o'ean 90 nre
"A each ner After the Ir r, tnr com a'drf, changed
nos iInu ard gIu iilink viii, Dough rt rec' wing
one ~ Oray's three sHots IN ais am, VIII gray az
Duughcr y. . hf shot fe with bullet IN tie lower ptre
~ ui. ,art TN. idrd the oattle, aud tn wounded
men were car q for b. tlar friends, who had wAtched
the bloody cucou Ityr from a di-tance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

TrYrfrrGrApn ~ ruI TRBrNE.l

ST. PAUL. Aug. 12.-Much excitement at
Butte Montana over The sudden departure from that
town Of Francis W. H. Me hurst. an English gentleman
who is credited with having great d ssu't ior every
thing American ,xccut poker. He was general ma 'ager
o. the / xiugton Company. the most extensive silver
mining entcrprise in Montana Ile imm'dia.c cause
" Lis Il CHI Is that Judge DaNf. prominc mining
mau some time ag, tlch property of the Princeton
Mining Company ami Mr1hurst u who'e name the uile
rested cou not raise tn $4,000 necessary u recover
possession Ncdhurst vas heavily iu debit eau ed ny
cxre--c al the gam ng 'nhr a. Butte AMI IN sat Lake
where he nouri~h"d. His gambling den as.rc-
a. about 500 q. lie Hi not touch m" uNd- OF th'
Lexington towpanF. His salary vaS fl2ODo a Actr.
B. ON r anger. Pai-, who is q Oh" mead ot me /
tnEton -yudcs'". vii pay ttc $4,000 cl.lp "I Ju!"
this understanding That Noihu 81 was allowed 10 20.
Moro Icut,r,. rIe-dDtI OF thr q. mp uf. ~ o ~ ai
Uuio advised Nainur- to go away Opr vent s"tld u.
No hurst hI- gone &, T. .I.ud via P'r land. c wing n
"a l.st.fur. com fou us vif. aud family. Who vl n'
sent a. Ioudon bY -ub,,iHioI. Th .osl'd o ua Nc
Icd 100 cN .rayuLan. ITO at But. aud 81 sat Lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
An ENGLsnMAN HELD FOR RANSOM.

LovD0N, Aug. 12.-The case OF Mr Sheldon.
c. ingish', who IS alleged TO have been apped
IN Kansas and he held or ransom, was brought up in
TIE House Of Commons to-day Arthur r4old Liberal
mon Der for Salford maze subject Of inquiry In le-
rlt Lord Tdmond ii zmaurlcc, Under Foreign secre-
INV sta ed tnai the lltot dispatch .rom The British Mn
i.terat Washington. Nj West ived August 6. hrouc
tae h cell gcrco that all Tie fl IT which had been made
Y. a .ba time o. disc Ar. sheldon ID proved futile
.,a~. however. was beng vigorously pro, cut d.
... Arnold IA sad tha tine brother Ot the mi-si
man Had received le trrs from ms flends IN khnsts
which asserted that the authorities making no e.
fo',S @ ind nm.
Toni III ond repiel that this contrary % the N
formation vhi. tue Government h1d received lie
10 letter and promised TO pay every atten-
Nou t0 the on tier.
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Tur CuotrRN IN rt'ROrr.

TorroN, Aug 1o.-1hOc were no deaths
,.,p ,.oicra hcr, at uislt athoug many persons arc
uutrf trrnfinru',
N,rsutts. Aug IT, IN tho 'vr',' hou'a ending a.
too,l his mnruinr there were tont deaths from chol
eva hcfr rucrc continuous dccr,a,o m tho unmuo'
o,aran- Boo 'hr ouuyu d.attct Tho wra'hcroo. tnnr'
m'...rN hot
in>nle Nua I" The cholera has appeared ln NJ lu-
fn.ur. ueAr NIitUcr HiiI t- rl-i- ih Wei ltr lh
,puI tIa. of rlaDe l- 4Ou NN deutas hove hcu tc
ported I fr past three dove. BtLcl0 hda ALSO HuHt d
gItlfIV I uI th. cholera plague.
p,vr Am. 1o-Tlye fresh Ctecs Of cholera hn'r
o.urr a ,asteiuuovo. one of which proved fatal two
III, b se- 90 SchOrlur, one Of which VS. latoi one
te-l ,,-e af Pau-alei and one death az Osas-lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
AZ Old SUINDLE RETI4LTD.
lRr rrLE.nlrar5T Tns rFr-rye.1

CLEVELAND, Aug. 12.-AuGust De Camp,
with n ncty-nue Others. cu i>ted in warm l-6i at
Boston aud Eo-- tutru-t 10 draw their \ r"
pay aud allowance De camp served m the close oi the
war and was h.norah'y discharged In disabled cord
tiou. lie subsequently came West and appl ,d for
bounty and yen ION. papers returned To him
with the Information that the money mai been pail TO hs
-ga r,Ir sentative lie va, cupoyrd several attorney
to ook II the ca-e Dui Moth ~ be done fur ~
what T. sIl more iSruurlug Ross, whom he Dc crihes
u@ q rcdhcadcd man, Ms di appeared Tn" c1.e was
hTought light hrc by Camps applying for iunds
to axe him Ma-hiU gtou whore he % make
"a personal appeal To the con mi sOner OF Pensions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

POTTsyILLE, Penn, Aug. 12.-James Il.
Reily OF this city has been nominated for Con rcss by
toe Democrats Of the AIllth District
FOsroRf,. Ohio, Aug l2--Tle Republicans u tho
With District yesterday nominated eI-Govcrno- Foster
for Congres by ao'lamition. lie chairman ~ the
convention. H. declined g. nomination Daniel Boist'
of Ctes line, wa- then nominated
HCH,RLorrR " C.. Aug. 1.-The Republicans Of the
WITH District IN convention at Salisbury to-day, nom
mated Dr. J. a. Ram-av for Congress and A. l. bolton
Tor Presidential ElectOr
WLKEsHARRU Aug. 1.-THE Reimbursement OF Cons
Eressman W Connolly by the Lackawsnna County Dem
ocrto Convention held ~ scranton this afternoon Will
secure he couforces frum tho Iuferne County pot.
ton uf Kiln Congressional DiUrct. and ha unanl-
uuu. nomination IL msru ttAn possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
IlPBOVEMENT or RIVERS
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

NEw-llAvEN, Aug. 12.-Lieutenant Colonel
Walter Mcfarland, IN charg Of the engineers office
this y to-day ssued notice to masters aud OF
vessels Mayors % towns AMI others IN regard navga
ton In the waters connected with Long Island sound
He ca attention to the fact that II is his duty 10
uort all instances IN whch works built by the Govern.
ment IN aid of commerce used or Injured by cOrpO
ration and whether any bridges, oauseways or
structnres interfere with navigation. The notice then
invites persons who know oi aul such obsructons to
report them at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
TIE WHEAT OF MANITOBA.
ibI rELg0aNPH ~ Tas raBJVs.I

WINNIPEG Man. Aug. 12.-rhe Canadian Pa
ohc Railway authorizes have made excellent arrange
uens for the marketing of the enormous crops of gtau
growing thi. wear IN Manitoba an1 400 miles from
Nlnup e along the Saskatchewan. The inspector viii
hive quart r. at Port Arthur Toe samples Of grain
Irepared by him wall bo cont to every station agent
along the main line bran chcs o thc road aud wheat
brought ia by farmers viii he gralo by that standard.
s viii pro,co, ,ho so lcr a. ssai"s the buyer II Tho
isrnef 10 dssat sled with tbe Arad nj plt upon hla
" eat by the lt IT, ho nny call upop tho agent pro.
dpce the typr satnple aul batp must abide by a.
20 nstth0r protoo thr fHrWHr tolutraplic bullrtus
VIE eufeut priuos the piuglpd agacLz o Canada
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rpY rrLrGr,ruro rnr rgnryr

CLAYTON, y. j., Au-. u T.. Y. EaEvadc
a nat We OF Bombay. India, who mas been for vcral
months learning tn Of glass making at Ia factory of
Moore Bro rs Ia HI, p,cc has compl tel his soho j.
inr and VIII SAL FROM York for his native country
Oh August 20. HIS oblrc, u learn NJ To manufacture
ass Is order 10 int oIuco that IN ustry into his own
country. ~ tDougl when he cut-rrt upon ms APP
urcntcc~hp. less han two car ago. Mar f 't-t iA gee
tear would De required qualfy him &" s.p-rint -ud
tie pr pos work iu India bu he De- nov pr mo need h'
ura, II d ga,- manu- ,turcr> 10 Doe sh lrtt skilled ln
Inc vo 10 Justify ia ertikug lis intended o. h
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MEETING or PE4CE SOCIETY,"
rBY rELEsRUn TO TIE raIavyr.i

fBY TELEGRAPH To- TIE TEI8CNE.i
NORWICH, Aug. 1.-THE seventeenth annual
meet ne or the Connpct mt p nc. Society 'e held al
Mvs.ic Rive on Angus 20 ANA August n. Among ihr
speaker Alfred H. Love Irci ',nt f The Univ rsa
Peace Uuiou President Deyo. Of the Uutchcs, CoIny
Peace soc cty Georg T Angel Of Boston; cX-cuato"
Thomas f. Fowler. OF Was lultOn; Is. j.. White, o..
PaWtucke, ; l. i. Car ner. Of Poughkrep~,ei aud the
R.v G. Ii kimbtl, D. Maucnts er, y. H. 4 large al
tendance 3 expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
Enn1REAssMkNrs ~ BrSLNESs.

HURoS, Oak. Aug. 1.-THE unsecured liza.
buiues OF the Biuk Of Huron, witch made an "a.
mem ye-rrdly understood 70 be about 5000 mostly
10 dep stors The asse canu,t b. lear ed There ara
- 600 in tie sale Tho ~ the failure said TO be
the unhusiu,ss like manner IN which ans made.
pOrltols
Four RrCovERY. o io. Aug 1.-The Fort Recovery
Mauufac ulrng ompauy ha' made an a-sisnmel- lHs
as-et. AZ, $1,000 to 100000. hab ID ies slp,ooO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12.-The Earl of Aylcstord
and one of his hr her- ed NewYO tjJay On he
White star steamsh Adriauc.
DURIIN Aug 12.-CaDlinsl McCabe is suffering from
bronchitis. tie is stated TO be recovering
Dublin Aug 12 Crown solicitor Bolton asserts that
info -1rer Casey vouuf to live his cv enc Casy
did not give his testimony to Bolton uor In BoitOn's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
SABLE ISLAND OFFICIALS SUSPENDED.
HALIFAX, y. :, Aug. l2.-Light House In

HALIFAX, ~ :, Aug l2.-Light House IN
spcctor Hutchius has partly inys gated the charges
against some ~ the officials sable Island IN relation
TO the seled improper treatment Of the passengers OF
the wrecked steamer Amste dam, and has suspen ded
three of them He stats that they reus to obey me
orders Of the acting superintendent on the island ana
conducted themselves in offensive manner, and a.
carcs tnat he win report the matter 10 me an huIlle7
Tho f,cts are ard to ct at and a thorough uvesi-
cation will have 10 b. made. Captain Lucas
~ the Amstcrd NJ complained OF the conduct or ono
McInnes who has been suspended lie also 1eporcd the
want ~ telcgrapnc communication with the ma n ANA
OF telephone between the stations on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
Tur rprNCU CONGRESS.

PsrIs. Aue. 12.-Thc Congress at Versailles
tolsr rejected the amendment ahoishing hc Presidency
a,d th, .il,ndm.ut oracmg that the President should
d. elected b~ universal suffrage. l. also reject the
i.eulrIaUts aaolt.hiug the senate and 70 bidding
/ ir ,f Igruer dynasti from residing Fr ucn ter
Il w ans co d>catIu- their property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
TIE CANADIAN PAClFICS PLAN.
trv rrtr.p Apu rp THE THInl-NEf

ST. VINCENT Mimi, Aug. 12.-News reached
this place to-day tha the CInaian Pacdc Railway l.
about t. abandon Winnipeg and make selklrk he centre
OF their business This decm alton on the part ~ be
company said broug about by the oppo-
itiol the winnipeg merchants. who had their regnt
slipped T ON Vuc ut by boat. How much tru n
there /. I'm the runner /. not known AnO her week OF
fine th.r /. pa .s.d and tew days the harvesting
Of wheat will De fairly begun. An abundant cr1p OF
EVERYTHING miles around here aud IN Maui
tOba equally good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
MsCELLANEOrs RAILROADNTELLIGENCE.

TRENTON. Aug. ia rule to show use why re-
ceiver should be- appointed for the An leea Raj road
Gonna on the ground Of insolvency was granted by
Nire-Chance lor Bird his morning. simon II. MOrrlton
OF Camden. was tine plcant.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 12.-Ihc stockholders o the p It's
burg aud Lake Eric Compa met this morning and for
nal rat eI t1e increase Of $40 900 Of Indebtedness
OF the Pittsburg. McKpcsport and YoughioSheny Rail-
road COMPANY. or ercd 1T The recent meeting OF the
stockholders OF the latter corporation. Bonds viii now
Doe -.u I and the money will b. devoted & tue cXtHn-
the road from COu els Vile, the present te
nus e. Uniontowu.
SAVANNAH, ca AUG. - Tho East Tennessee VIZ
giuta and Georgia Raj road Company has given notice to
he Southern Railway and steamship Associate OF its
thdiawal from tie Macon AID Atlanta pJpi On 5. p
tcmbCr !.
KINGSTON. y Y, Auy. 12.-Thc Catskill Mounta Raj
road Company have settled the claim II OBrien Eog-
crs. cr di,ors. for - 600 cash O'Bron & Rogers
,ct contractors who ade Application To the AtioI
uoy-Cc era bring sui to d seove he CORPORA Ion
IS uaders God that other cr di ots vii binE proceed
Ing against he comp ms.
At a meeting of the directors ~ the re'1w'r" and
Hudson Canal Comp ny. ycttcrlly. Il NJ oi'hant was
promo cd O. Dee president to d ho vacancy c'u''lhJ thf
re- cut death ot ihnWaS DICK on
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and tho states will ho posted ~ every station day
There wl he brisk competition Rmong buyers thlh la
Where there was one buyer List year thcrc will no ave
THIS yoAr and any attempt their part 10 FORM poo
win ho defeated hy tho safeguards thrown around to
fnrntrs nv tho railroad company Tho Canadian facho
is now putting tie beat ANA most improved cleaning
machmcs thar money buy into their huge elevators
at Port Arthur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
SUIT AGAINST THE UESTEEN UNION
DAMAGES WANTED FOR MESSAGE STINT INCoR
RFCTIY.

IBY IELEGRAPH Io TIE TRBUXLl
CLEVELAND, Aug. PC. I. Ncrks, who runs
bucket shop has brought u against the Western Caion
Telegraph Company for dana gcs in tho sum Of 5000
Damages are ella med because of the distorted form In
which a message sent from Cleveland on January u
reached Chicago The telegram a. s'ut ordered the sale
OF 10000 bushels wheat To Doe delivered u February
and Nav but when reached Chicago it ica in such
WY as to sal, Of 20 600 hushe OF vhca an
SO 600 bushels of corn. TIL tceEi pin ComUun, answers
AMI saws hat York- Co., are not deal rs 81 grain and
produce as e. Imcd. hut mUr ID. ptoprci"ls o
buck t--hor for latn1u- iu market nu"u3tiUua They
81, thc sent from the hrohcr- Ollie" } Hu
operator i'm tucr eWVsN ami Chat Wt+ MT i'p atcI -
SURF tTlHs.i 1.e.DH, 900 WI % rH9" only Woud
they responsible ihDv clln' 7'n that tho mc sage
simp th. ot CHo ting illegal wager
nuI {. 2 tutrc transaction for cgtl purI'Vtc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
4 CIT IN RATES.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 12.-Tickets to Kansas
points selling -, clt Of nearly -. par OF
2s3 persons from Ea.ferl Indiana passed west Today
ascllg on round rip tickets T. points southwest OF
Kansas, for VIII en- they pa FL ga h. cut OF 90 uer
cent Eas ern rates ar. also tickets uens sold at
t4llrtiu. o - and .
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srfIiDF OFANEW.rOhK nav.

SANANNAIL Ca, Aug. IA man who regis.
tcrud at aolc hero, undor lh' name ot Johu w. jshn
son VI New York. dicd m io bp,pilu last gn' irm m
effects ~ a, puppoacd g. aaV, besn t.A'a Win sas
.ldai iutunL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
NrwJrRgFr Al ms WORLDS ExrOSfrTOY

TRtNroN. Aug. i2.--tioycrnor Albeit has
issued proclamation ufdng upon al nliviia' and
corporations ANA al state oioai' to ad Ia securing
Individual aud STATE ekh hila that viii reflect credit upon
Now.Jcrscy IA tho coming Worlds Exposition at NoW'
Orleans The Governor requests represoa ai,es ~ AZ
tue manufacturing aad et1sf indgtrirs 9i tho sts"'
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TIE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT ATTACKED.
BITTER SPEECH BY LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL
REPLY or MIR. CHILDERs.

REPLY or MR.. CHILDERs.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-In the House OF Commons
s evening the Appropriation bill passed its th read
,n, Lord Randolph Churchill denounced the enormous
rth NJ the outlay o. money attacked the manage
mont ~ the RI ,ht Hon Hugh G. Chders, Chancellor Of
the Fxchequsr The grants under he Consolidated Fund
nnrlne 81 were ne said a5 900 600 over the outlay
dur,n the last year the Government were IN Office
The resent scssion OF Parliament had been scandious
and time had been wasted The Goverum nj hal intro
du ed bills with n intention Of passing them Especially
was this true the instance Of the Merchant shipping
Nu the Introduction OF which low.
miserable election device cmanating from an
ilfamed caucus In regard 10 the ms
son ~ the Earl OF Norhhr0ok TO Egypt Lord Ran
d,lph Churchill poin ed that the Government was
tnrstipr TO two memb II the financial house of Bar
ing Brot iers h Co.-Lord Northhrook and Sir EVELYN
B,rine-almost tho unlimited control of Englands
political and financial inter st in Egypt; the Govern
yneg might as well send two RothschdA The Govern
,nen stems for the rel 81 of Geuerd Gordon We're obv
osv i.ncere ani were an ano her trlneparent cl'c-
ON device He warncl The GnYernm Dt INA. lN'N
70 rst1ken n cIuectrd to rivet the attention ot
Parliament 40 the autumn sctsOn 81 the ttanchle qlcs
ti0". ,-.
Tho Rgh. Hon Hugh e. Chlders rcpi to Lor1 Ran
d 81 ph Churchill lie aid Ga u Lori Randolph evident y
thorr. ne hal Inherited Bisfacfs mantle. He tdNel
lir ado't iust ri ciam 9nd abandon oont e'n'
pnd vulp n ahuse If tha Iouse supported policy o
CO. .nnV Hvcrnmouf only to1 wiling To 70
trench Tn. Earl Nor hhro'k had NO 80 ne ton Win
tho arm Of UtrnE Broth 49, a1d thos" ar ck- mp on nun
att NV uuwo thy OF Lord Rtn1nlpl whose AT ark'
v'"c a" frivolous th't th" uou'H would pay %" 'ih'h
Ia bonn
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hns since increased To alarming extent Qnt"
number Of no "a have died aud others show symptoms ot
tho disease Tho an mails whom attacked appear dizzy
ugor Tor some days, becoming gradually worsc'ahd TURN
almost purple iusi before death.
Tho disease Is also spreading into Burlington county,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
SiLTITION ARMY FAILURE.


IVY TrLTGNWH TO IiE IkBUNEI
NFw-HAvEN, Conn.,, Aug. 12.-M~s Gordon
and Miss Johus n beside "A color d man who acts col
ur-bearcr have be dsn, ed tom the salvation Army
here The arm. has dissolved aud one but Cap
IA II Hunter IN. ~tat. oica. remains here. This prsc
teal d-solVcs the army here after nty months OF
labor They have not been success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
FATALLY HCR7 IN A GRATEL Pr
my rELkGRAPH 10 InE TRIBuSE.l

LYNN, Mass, Aug. l2.-Iames Ross, age
,v,pty-soyen an unmarried man died yesterday morn
inc rtom the effects Of injury caused by the cavisg Ia
of A gravel pIt IA which he was 1T wotk oh Munddl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
THE STRIKERS oy rms MoyoyoAHErA

Pur.BrRG. Aug. l2.-Ihe miners VINO went
ma the unonsh, ,l, Rlvrr on the steamer 1um ert
enesrd to-day ln t,iug to induce the fourth poi mon
a., s,t,, t,t tue Diet ct puo' 4 scpOrtod thai num.
brr of osela IT. nave elsnGcd apnpA police guara
theit u,ir os auI k,cp str Ac UG their property,
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of John r. Fauvo against tho Roar Of sinking Fund
Commissioners IIe decides that the motion 10 remand
must bo denied and that mandamus compelling slid
commissioners fuud et par the conso ooupons matur
bonds must issue "a pruJ for Judge Bond ooucurcd
in 1 IA la