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has ahsconded His WIFE who is hero, f. said to be con
viuced that he has run away.
DECIDING THE U1SHBIRN WILL C1SE
TIE RIGHTS or GoyEESoG wAsnBCEN's WIDOW
ADJUSTED.


ST. PAUL, July 21.-Thc Supreme Court oil
Minnesota has made decision ia the Washhurn VIII
case involving property worth several million dollars
most Of It being the large nour mills on H. Anthony Falls
Minneapolis The will gave the c1couiors tbe right to
usc aI moneys necessary the csmOh ~ tue wido"
and DID not stpulIc any amount According to iGe law
the widow has right either 10 accept the provisions OF
the will, or 10 insist upon onohir1 Of tho property 10
which be Is entitled by law The cst tc being IN Wl-con
sin and Minnesota. the matter brought up 10 inc
Cours Of both states Tie widow bciug insane, the Hh-
prcmc Court OF Wisconsin decided that she shoud accept
the provisions ~ the viii. Her guardian, George X 'hdo
took exception OF he right Of this court 10 make inc
choice for the widow amt insisted that the night oi co"o
be enforced ana one thfd the estate given to her'
The same question was raised IN the lIennepn County
Probate Court which decided bat the widow wa ensu
to both legal and the provision made IN tho VIII
This the District Court overru.ed and decided th sic
take the al lowance and not the real estate.
The decisions Of the Wisconsin supreme Couf are up
held by this the last decision Of the Supreme Court OF
Minnesota.
The heirs OF Washburn were interested In having the
election by tho Minneapolis Probate Court affirmed Ihs
would have prcudiced the large bcquests made by MI
Washburn To various phannIOphc objects After making
several generous beqess 10 his daughters and nephews
and neces, and his brothers, Ehu b. and Israel Cover
Nashburn left $4,000 to an orphan asylum near
Minneapolis and $4,000 TO the public library IN the city
Of Lacrosse Ibe executors authorized 10 convey the
Minneapolis Roller MILL A. II 1t has not been paced III
corporation intended the Fidelity Insurance trust
anu safe Deposit Company OF Phi@dephlt, IN uust lor
the benefit OF his daughters Jssnnette and Fannie Ger
tneln ne executors are at olIed % hdAe M s@io
disposition Of NILS and G. for the purpose ~ making
good any deficiency the bequcst for the orphan asylum
and public library the trust fund 10 he he'd Tor the gen
era benefit 9 the estate and Of the rcsdudIy egdocs
mentioned. These provisions viii now be carried out ~
1t is supposed that the litigation has come to satisao-
tory end.
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IN the vacnncy canseI BY the acath Of Sir watEnwl.

fll the vacancy caused by the dcath OF Sir WatknW-
Jams.
DROWNED ~ LAKE LUzEESE.-A dispatch from I,erne
states a storm has occurrca on Lake LuzrrnH fodr
boats capszed and ten Of the occupants were
drowned.
CECKEr-A game Of cricket was begun ~ BRIGHTON to
day between ne Philadelphia team ana the Genileluch
Of SUSSEX. The after went 10 the bat r7t and maze y
~ 3O2 their first innings. The Americans ma
scored II for Ave wckes when the game wa Adjourned
Az AWERfcAV BANK ABAyDONED Tho Anfiic'n
bark Jonathan Bourne. Captain Stone. from Ne"cre'
y. =. w.. for Manila, has been abandoned ~ sinking
condition. Tue passengers and crew have landed t PO
one Oi The Philippine Islands.
Loss ~ lTGr.-Tbc DAMAGE b. he FIRE oD III" Crane
wharf at Mapping on saturday amounts 10 ElOpooo.
v9FtStrY AND rrP COSGD-Advices from the Congo rc-
glJn state that Henry ~ stanley before leaving thAt
county Installed C0l0n" Winston temporary director
~ all the Alucau international AssOciauOn's F1icus
Nr stanley having failed 10 conc 20 an agc'i in"ht WIN
the Euissels directorate has resigned Lis position,
Mr. O'BRusTs EXPosrRrs.-Iu the House ~ Commons
ths evening Nhiam O'l}ilcn con planned Of what ne
cacd The dlsgracefu action Of the GOyetnment' N
prosecuting him for libel the revelation Of the pac-
uccs Of James T.. French official IN the Constabnlary
office, Dublin Castle Mr.. Trcye an, Chcf secretary FOR
Ireland contended that Mr. OBricn ought 20 have ia
formed the authorities of the matter instead OF writing
articles In his paper In regard to II.
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THE RESCUED EXPLORERS.
GREELY'S STRENGTH INCREASING.


ST. JoHNs July 21.-The collier OF the
GreeIv Relief Expedition Loeb Garry, left port az l
o'clock this afternoon for NewYork She takes the mail
oftne expedition and Of the Greedy SURVIVORS Greeys
strength Is steadily increasing. he continues To DC enter
tanned by leading citizens of St Johns Frederick, Con
nell Long Branard and Beederbeck are improving amhz-
ney The Alert will he dispatched oriy-elght hours ln
advance OF the Thets and Bear that The squadron may
reach New-YOrk simultaneously.
WAsHISGToN July 21.-RearAdmlral Nichols Acting
Secretary the Navy to-day received the following e
pram from Commander schey, dated at ST. Johns. N f.
steamer Loeb Gary sailed at noon with orders to re-
port TO Conmandant OF Navy Yard, New-fork Ensign
Chambers and two represented the Governments
interests she has board all lumser for house ana
that purchased and number OF coal bags She NAV DO
expected about Goth instant II weather Is good Woud
be very glad if you will direct Ensign Chambers 10 me
on arrival at Portsmouth for important work in connec-
ten with the expedition"
NEwBURYPORT, Mass, July 21.-At a special meeting
Of the City Council tonight ~ 900 appropriated for
the recopop 70 Leutc ant Greev An the military and
a number OF civic bodies voted to participate.
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CRIMES And CASUALTIES.

RIOIOIS
CHICAGO, July 2l.-A gang OF ten cowboys heaY1y
aIoed belonging to border show giving 1hbitions
here IN AIDED sdssrdery portion OF this cry early tnS
morning. platoon OF police arrested me NSturoeEa
KILLED BY THE BURSTING OF A BOILER
MI NbRNON, July GA boiler used 10 sink Ins gts
well exp Uded this morning killing Two tamPS VINO "ero
sleeping near by.
FATALLY HURT BY A TRAIN. .,.-
SINNER Penn. July 21.-This afternoon Samuel smith
ana bs daughter age fifteen. walking on the Bst
more and Ohio Railroad track here whom they were
struck by freight uas Smith was instantly killed ana
SHOT TWICE IN A QUARREL,
GREESsBU no, Ky, July 2l.-In difficulty here be,
and j. NJ Montgomery, tne iOrmer was shot twice ana
seriously II not fatally wounded.
SHOOTING AT A PHYSICIAN
TAUNTuS, Mass, July 2l.-Dr Arthur {; Iler'o, VI
Dighton received what plrpored 10 ne csI ION % 80
fired from the woods, one OF me pn's "a s,u 81
the top and the ether through the poh OF his
arrived NJ the supposed patent maj the f,,a
where he fouad that hoDOuJ "~s '''A' "'- '-'' ' ~
lily had not sent Tor him ..
THE BRIDGEPORT BURGLARS CAUGHT
RRtpGEpoRr Conn, July 2l.-lhs police succ9edsd IN
vssrs al ,es Dart VI gang OF burglars who have been
In ths city IN the last year Those arrested
ale william Hickey, Peter Cafroy, Henry h9user ahd
sstnuel Bevoe Hickey COnfesses to utesu blrgafles.
rNprR THE WHEELS or A HORsECAR
PuT-pt-RG July 2l.-Joseph Horne, age seven was
thrown from Birmingham sorse car ny onduetor Lap
ha,a and fatally injured, car going IN Tue opposite
direction running over him.
CRUSHED ~ A PLANER.
ATLANTA, july 2l.-Nhle greasing a plansr at van
Wnkle'4 foundry THIS morning, John NJ Collier hAs ais
head Crusssd In the machinery
STAGE ROBBERS IN TEXAS.
Fly ANrONIO, July 2l.-A baud OF robbers stopped
stage near B4efHe and took from the passengers $500 In
money aud a Consise erable amount OF le0elty; Ihsy
stage second time roD,.d the malls Officers are in
olsse pursuit. 0f th0 r0sbsf.
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1ELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


4 FOOL Of LINsLLD on MAKFRs
ST LOUIS, july Ill Is stated kers that lnseed oil
pool embracing The mills In 81 Louis Onsha surfing
ton, OuumNa and Otner places. formed At a neen
at Lake MnnetOnka, Minnesota, few days ago and that
an cioit being made 10 bring In all the country mills
TIE CALAIS REGATTA
CALAIS Ne, July 2l.- -Hosmer. Gauesur Nagle and
Nall arrived to night MeK3s and Mcfnerney ars eI-
pected oiaOiroW for Thu sdays regatta Twenty thou
sand PeissHs are expected BY Thursday morning..
TIL FIRST MESSAGE BY rlIE NEW CABLE.
BOSTON, July IA dsp4tOh from RoekpOrt SAYS
" he ht7t mesa. over tho bepnetLMackay cable
received hcre iast sight si s. Il WIS 10 j. w. Mackay
IRON his cBil5rtn, VILE and Ciafe, who are In Paris"
An AMERICAN INSTRUCTOR IN LEIPsfC.
PhlNciIuS, july 2l.-Dr. Casper H. Gregory has been
appointed Dy the faculty Of tie University of Iepsc
hcehiaie Ia ibeo"sy aud prfst decent IN the unyer-
EiiY If gregory 10 ae Of the president Of 0i-
rsrd College. Philadelphia, and s graduate of the Uni
Ytisiy OF fennsylTanis and Princeton senBsry.
THE WORK or rue WuALEGs.
NEW BEDfoRH, Mass, July 2l.-lhs nIHt news from
the Arctic whaling fleet 10 jane - Twelve YES
scls bad taken thirty whales aud twenty -four vessels
were clean Ihc schooner CaisD LstOn. Of Francisco
has been lost"
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LOGAN'S ACCEP TANCE.
FRANKLY DISCUSSING GREAT ISSUES

FRANKLY DISCUSSING GREAT ISSUES
PROTECTION TO AMERICAN APPROVAL %
THE PLATFOEM.
General LOgan's letter, accepting the nOmina-
tion for the Vicc-PtcsdcDcy, rendered by tho
Republican party, il given below. lie con-
sidcrs the declaration of principles adopted by
the convention - plain and comprehensive ~
to need no comment Yielding 10 party usage
he begins with n careful analyst of the rights
OF American Labor to protection from foreign
competition. Such protection - equally adj
yantagcou. 10 both capital and labor lie urges
the cxtcn,ion of the Necessary legislation re-
spcctng the wool interest of the country. Tho
continuance Of the Republican system of cur
rcncy is urged ~ n necessity The necessity of
encouraging the commerce of the country is
dwclt upon. lie then touches upon other ques-
tiOns of national interest.
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DErERMIAhD 10 RILA SoAE one.
rnY rllrGn,rn 10 rnE rElsrvF.1

INY ILIIIEATU 70 IHE IEIbI vi
CTNCINNATI, July 2l.-Abraham Hanacl, a
young man, blew out his brains his ftthernaws shoe
early sunday morning under peculiar circunstan-
ces. The private watchudu the beat noticed shutter
awry in Aclandar's store lie reused MIb. Mollandsr,
Hanaers mother who came ont aud waited while the
watchman entered the store, where he found Hanael
crouched IN beside high showcase, pistol in
hand. mteuty watching inner door. Hanael said he
waiting for bis sep-father in when he
xii him. he dehed the officers threat shoot him If
he did not out Of the store, and threatened
the watchnian II he attempted to The
bskled OHccr assod the yOun's mother 10 watch
while he went for help and .e looking him when
he raised his psto ana blew his brains before her
eyes dying Instantly He bad become cssipaed and had
quarTeled with mis- scpfaher, who had discharged hun
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TIE END OF A LONG FAST.
ECCENTRIC CONDUCT or A DENENTEo PRISONER
NEW-JERSEY.
ley TELEGEVu To- TIE TRIBUNE.l

~ NEw-JERSEY.
ley TELEGE NPH To- TIE TRIBUNEl
TRENTON, July 2l.-John Welden, the con-
vct who has been starving himself At the State Prison
for a month past voluntarily took food this morn
ing Welden has sail tina: he wanted to die lie has
offered no explanation Of his strange behaver He simply
refused to take ood and ard preserved dogged silence
about his intentions. 1T will be five weeks Wednes
day said Keeper Laverty this norsng since Weldon
began his fast lie worked regularly for time afier
ward but finally reported at the hospital. had been
observing him and asked tho physician to make a
special examination in hs The physician dd 80 and
reported him TO be all right physically. TheU directed
that he be examined mentally. Hes oG the doctor said
After that put the man in cell with other prison
order TO guard against any attompt at suicide
The first night NcIden attacked Of his companions
and nearly chewed his of account Of m imaginei
insult Otherwise he gave trou l'e except when We
tried force him to eat had him taken 30 the hospital
and The physicians used stouacn-pump TO force down
mix. lie tere around aw'uy such occasions aud 1t
reuuirrd several men hold him down We used the
forcing process umcs and Ina each less than
quart OF mld consumed. This mDrGing Tor tho INST
time In thIry three days Nedcn broke his fast OF his oWh
teuilt him. having long given mp me nabit OF sendnE
hm to table wih the other prisoners. shsrt q 10
acrvard Of The deputies going 10 eldens cel saw
him finishing the small slice Of hre "a and about pint or
hs NEGATIVE. a. s better probably tnat no
Or not ~ strong food would not aeree Win hm after
his fast supeo>e be has given up ne mes oil siar"nF'
- vii 90 him 4farVe N help It,
Nrdpn from Morris County, where he was sentehced
years fOr larceny. lie s about tweny-.hl quo
weighs bet i1 and $50 pounds. liis welsht ht+
cuauecd durug his fast A. noon he took a niue moro
bread dud MIX, Dul NO hlnS else.
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A PROPHETIC SYMPATHY.
TIE PRFMONITIoN WHICH THE MOTHER OF SIR
GEANT GARDNER HAD OF HIS DEATH.
lpY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNEl
BALTIMORE, July 21.-In connection with the
sad death Of Sergeant HSmpden Sidney Gardner OF the
United states Signal Ccrps of the Greey explorers
bv starvation the Arctic regions, peculiar story IL
told by an friend Of Sergeant Garduers parents
who re side in PhIlade phia On Nay II, while on visit
TO Philadelphia, the friend met Colonel Gardner, the
father Of the Sergeant who is in the employ Of the Post
ONCE Service Division. The latter stated that he
was extremely anxious about the health o. his
wife who seemed slowly failing. For a
long time something had been prcyins on
her mind That morning she was too unvcll TO cat sud
then confessed That her trouble c2uScI ~ &n IN
cOnrO able impression that her was starving she
had reasoned with herself without avail tla tue cxped
had wrch would last them years. bat she hhd
suddenly seized with the premonuO1 that h'r D0y
was starving and That II was XII Ing her On mat dW,
especially she quite overcome. Colonel GtrcIe Ier
said That he much worried ABOUT her strange 70 r--
ate A th9t day May il. that the ss' rau0ns
were issued his Starving by Greely, ma on June
j. young Gardner ed the last r tlos- WHO pershet
before tire His mother seemed - De prepared Tor
the Of bis death when the sad tdnBs were received
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4 SpIKE DRIrry Iyro ms HrAn.
A HIyrr -FOUR INCHI5 IONg rOrHD IE MANS
sKrITl-A NrEDfR MY-rrRY.
luf TIrrtRArH 10 Tut IIfrtNI.1

1857 TtIrcRATH 10 Tut Ttirt Ni.l
BA1rrlorr, July 21.-Vo'cntno Fritz, in
whose head seite uas found few days ago, died this
morn .ug from tho effects Of his Injuries Recent deytl
or,nsnts Indicate that hs cass is ono NJ the mos' nys
TEDIOUS murders that hss OYER occurred iD ie comm n
IT, Tho spike dtntvt from Ls brain WA no'fiy four
inches lone sp1 w4s df7rp 100 up TO Tho bod " ptr"d
nppn examination 80 be boiler yFt the cpd ~ Nid'h
ha1 nanp sbat prhed 1ba spike hss been carefully OF
htniaed shd the prevailing opnion now stnai IT. "ny
lately duYrh itp ihn h6aL 81 wa Hist suHps'ind
hai tie rlHn f9atnfirl by an ldDiir spp Hho
sftA Rnnt into liliIr trfau some hlFhs nh MN
nri u His hand htp'tia "ho hafe rfiiaprd thr snta
tbai % Has urF'i struck ut "a hammer 1nt hi been
driven mo tho shull bI Prto o NoO1 ~ t0t tlnhr
iAs tuesday children alsc9Yrfcd the 0d HHn lyine
DID ihe lrtcLs ~ the baltimore and bnI1 hd"'h, ob
the outskirts Of the city r never reFOYofsit and, al
though the spike not discovered Tor several days
later, u lh sIpp0reI tA5t IL HAa driven lu then. DO ird
Tor suC act tab Dee asslLntd lie r0ud not have
committed lie decd himself, Tie position OF the nail
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IN rRorGLE UITH 4 LIcEySE LIW
IBY rELr,FtrH 10 THE rRrBUSVJ

CAMDEN, y. j., July 21.-Ihc liquor dealers
OF this city greatly exercised the operations Of
ordinance lately passed by tie Guy Council which IN
the license fec frola S72 $500 and prohibits
any iIGohoder from signing the application FOR license Of
more than enc HIuor dealer There ate not. ia some
wards enOu IA frecholacrs 10 sign all the liquor
sellers. even AN oi them were disposed to do Ia
consequence though Tie hccHse pires only will
the calendar year several applications have already
Sled with the City clerk. Inc liquor dealers WHO are
fteeholdcrs signing for each other and yet many
have 10. yet secured enough names.
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GEyrEfL INA lHSJoURYEE.

lnr 1r,r,nuu ~ me ruargrl


fHr I~tT,Rttu ~ fTE rrrHr7r1
Crrsrwr. Ohio. Jnly 2l.-The journey Of
General Logan through Oho todsy has bceI coniinn
one ovation Win aoeegifoo NJ the Grand hriny NJ he
Popu lio uolcn Washington ~ 10 g. tn. on sanrl y
fnatar 4'tp.bsdt 10 tho regular train arriving i1 Pl"s
burg ~ suudiY f,repY,a 1Here o barge upvd rf'e''I
him. autipls ~ sbpha him by llo blnd md oianVr
inr fof auiotrtphs. wbI'h t1a General rhonr
tIIy fats Ou having Fuehutt, tho rr"vl7
nov Mtsff an1 us suiLuspn ih'f0'ar1
H. tho lstsrf tonns uso Alliance Canton. hassiiion,
wonssf tnrn woman anI rnld. ep siimba,si intp tho
tIu ~ sbatr tho praefa hnnd, nhd lined che toDs ~
ffrgut ears, 0brrnng Had 4HY'aa bab1s ienla's lhH
urpIr rtrI Wurr wrtu tlpti foi srr' p hl ~s u vac
tunnhy uir Gruris dsc.uod. Al H.usnri, tHr
homo Of Febatof rhrrman, uf crowd awaited tL7 al
rival ~ tHr tTiu. Though tur hour was 'io cordial
greeting a. extended t0 thr General dnd assurances ~
a biz maJoIy 'er the tchrt u're gwen. Singing W
campaign ,s t.uDs forms put Of the decentralization "a
CyeTy city.
me Numbers Of tne crowds and the enthusiasm maui
tested considering the day arc 80 surprising as they aro
gratifying. the Train Will duyo IN Chicago at 100 a. NJ
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NIHlLIsrs IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2l.-The ponce Ut
warsaw have sensd 300 900 rOnbes and numerous proc
lam atoms which 1t lnt4ndel 70 issue throughout W"
Empire In the o. tho designs against the CAu o"
his recent visit having been successful rive
Terrorss have been arrested At MOsco" In tsel pos
s,s.ion were found large sums of money dynanl .
b,s and documents Ths latter showed that since me
coronation O the Gar Moscow has 0esn me seA OF sn
Itecntlye Oommttes Of the Nihlst4. Hldie " h.rs1
vi he proclaimed at WARSAW The GoyeIaor Henoia'
and the chief Of Police Of that place will be remoFea
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CHANGES AT THE NEW,JERSEF FAIR GROUNDS
fKr rEiEGk AIu 10 IKE TRIhnNhI

TRENTON, July 21.-The Executive Commit
tee OF the New-Jersey Agricultural society saturday
afternoon and partly perfected plan for intended i'm
proyemens to be made the grounds before the open
Ing OF the next annual fair. which will begin on Sep
tembeI 10. Among ne Improvements vii be a new and
much larger poultry exhibition hall The grand stand
will be made mucn argerand more sabhng sccomInoda
tiOns will he provided Al tle buildings will either be
made larger VI improved.
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itors. The as'ets are thought to be sumclc"' ~
avery Inability "Ual" Green went t. NewOIleahs ~
low davs ago 10 negotiate loan for the BANK ol H-o
on 100000 collateral. hut failed to ohlah tnn Initci
C,oncI Iic hardson then let him have ~looOOo ~
States bouds hut 80 tchtwas money in NcW'I,c"ls -
hc could not raise the money the hence lh' "9
,"cnt cTeep q Rank was the depository O' almot eycy
sbcriT in Mssi,ippi and much trouble and annoyance
will grow out Ol Tie failure.
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~ EnLAonS SoN KILLED.

CHICAGO, July 21.-Wiliam SPECS age
twenty son Of tse Editor OF the Ar6suer Ze"ag to-day
aterped with the aid OF two companions, to rescue a
man whom Police Officer Tame had under arrest They
assaulted the officer and finally drew his revolver aud
hred wouuding spies. The latter died this afternoon
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FRANCO.CUINEsE TROUBLES.

PARIS, July 2l.-RumOrs were current IN the
Chamoer Of Deputies to day to the effect th@' ANH'i
Courbet had captured Foo ChOo.
LOSDDN, July 2L-A dispatch from shahgnA' !" |
es st2t., that resnits az Ave days been granted
pending the NEGOTIATIONS which are no" pIooesHh IL
tween the VieerOy % Nankin and A. f%tehou0 '
French ambassador, who are At Shanghai
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HORSE THIEVES HANGED BY corr B0T


SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July 21.-News comes
nom judith city, Northern Montana, that five horse
thieves have Just been hanged that ycalty by band
OF COW boys who had organized to rid the community Of
thieves They first secured thrywo stolen horaes from
ing hot for the outlaws infestpE the rsoion
the Lower judith and Musselrs shoals Within tbree
weeks hrtceH have been yncLcd the hunt ia helm
still kept up.
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FAILURES IN OTHER PLACES.

ELMRA. July 2t.-Thc private bahhlnB
house Of r. g. Han closed rs doors at noon TO-DAY ~"
inability TO realize on real estate and securities u CIV"
-. .ri,o h,,k :. rried about 100000. or slOp,-
600 dopOsiis Of business men. aboilnR mch nn' ' NV
Tie amount Of the Liabilities arc Dol yet A1o"H ,
BosroV, July 21.-rucker, liammohu &" we I-..,
sri rsrcs at 20 Cbarscy-at have made an s.lenment
IN william f. Brown. treasurer Of The Bp-t"h N'lcr
pov.r roInnsny with preferences. Tns liabilities are
over 200 900; assets nOpinally the same.
own MICA Jnv 2i.---con-M & cooper, one Of tho
largest carriage manufacturing hrmsin the STATE n"e
an assignment to-day Their liabilities are stated AT ABOUT
500 900 and assets at $4,000.
IvDIANArOfIs, July 2i.-WIEAm B' plcN'ph No'
lumber dealers OF this city failed today. Ihe HaDues
are $4,000; assets estimated at SJ1OJo
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FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR.

LONDON, July 21.-Advices from IamataVe
state that the French claim protcctorate over n@ po'
ton Of M4Iss ying north of he s1teentn pSr~e
south latitude. They also claim An lnuennlV VI
100000 francs, and an indemnity 10 compensate ioI-
eli gners for their losses during the war france 9
poses that the Queen shall DO styled queen ol INC
,u1v
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ONLT TECHNICAL IFRE6ULARITIES

:
CAMDEN, y. j., July 2l.-lnfOrmatiOn has
been received Lere thet Posm serGeneral Gresham will
recommend the discharge of Postmaster william T.Barty
this city, and chief clerk, Jesse X. Mines VINO
he'd few days ago for further hearing upon charges OF
naeasance in oicstse ground taken Dy The Postmaster
General being that 10 intentional wrong doing las
been shown though there certain technical Irrc gu
laIillcs a the conduct The Office
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CHILDREN BURNED 10 DEAIH
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TaETRIBuyF.

STRoUDsBURG, Penn, July 21.-Mrs. Will
lam Home went on the mountains TannersviIe 10
pick berries leaving her three children, two four
and six home. They went into tRe barn TO play and
having soon fnited the straw. Before the
dren coud be rescued they burned to death and AL
the children pelIsIed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
THE EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.

LONDON. July 21.-The Egyptian Confer
ence expected after single sitting to ADJOURN u
october. The conference Will confirm portion OF tae
Technical Commissions report IN order 10 ehdpe
government make arrangements for loan oI %e'oOV'
600 through the RothschIlds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
1Hh DISAppAARANcE or LOEHR.
iBr rrLgenIrs 70 rnE rsfsoSE.I

RUTLAND, VT, July 21.-An investigation
into the Affairs Of j. n. LOebr WHO myseously disap
pesTed from New-Ysrk July II reveals the fact that
before leaving Rutland be disposed Of bank stock worth
peeed on bs stock and n 10 said there are $1,000 more
develops facts that 80 ~ show that LOehr